Workshop on Multi Parton Interaction
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Europe/Berlin
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Description
Multiple parton interactions are one of the most common, yet poorly understood, phenomena at the LHC. The results of the first LHC measurements differ substantially from predictions provided by Monte Carlo simulations. The modelling implemented in Monte Carlo generators aims to describe multiple scattering throughout the whole range of scales, from soft to hard. At the same time, much work is ongoing to improve theoretical understanding of multiple scatterings at both low and high pT, and study the related phenomenology at the LHC. Therefore it is extremely important to combine theoretical efforts in order to achieve a better description of multiple interactions, and, in general, the underlying event.
Topics to be discussed will include:
- Improving theoretical understanding of the multiple interaction (MPI)
- Implementation in general purpose MC programs.
- Current development on multi parton PDF and use of them in MC programs
- Multi parton interaction contribution to signal and background processes
- Recent experimental results for LHC (and Tevatron?) and plans for future measurements of MPI at the LHC
- Continued development of better MC event generators
UPLOADING slides:
- Hit the 'Manage' button
- the modification code is mpi10
Participants
Albert Knutsson
Alexander Flossdorf
Altan Cakir
ana quintero
Anna Kulesza
Boris Blok
Christian Roehr
Daniele Treleani
Davison Soper
Deepak Kar
Edmond BERGER
Ezio Maina
Frank Raupach
Gosta Gustafson
Hans-Werner Boschmann
Iryna Novikova
James Stirling
Jochen Bartels
Jonathan Gaunt
Judith Katzy
Korinna Zapp
Kyrylo Bondarenko
Livio Fano'
Markus Diehl
Michael Schmelling
Miroslav Myska
Paolo Bartalini
Richard Corke
Simon Platzer
Stanislav Suchek
Stefan Gieseke
Steve Chun Hay Kom
Tomas Kasemets
Torbjörn Sjöstrand
William Murray
Zoltan Nagy
