Speaker
Daniel Reichelt
(Durham University, IPPP)
Description
Jet substructure is an important tool in analyses at the currently running LHC
experiments. These observables, and likewise related event shapes, can be
expected to play an important role at future colliders, both in the study of QCD
effects as well as in the tagging of jet properties to identify signal enhanced
phase space regions in various analyses. In this talk I will present examples
for such applications, using resummed results for event shapes and jet
substructure at $e^+e^-$ colliders. These predictions are obtained using the
Sherpa event generator framework, both for Monte Carlo simulations as well as in
conjunction with analytic resummation in the CAESAR framework.
Primary author
Daniel Reichelt
(Durham University, IPPP)
