Understanding Jets with Effective Field Theories

Frank Tackmann (DESY)
Building 1b / Sem. room 4a/b, 16.45 h

Hadronic jets are ubiquitous at particle colliders. They originate from energetic quarks and gluons produced during a collision and thus provide a probe of the underlying hard interaction. Effective field theories provide a powerful tool to study jet processes which span several distinct energy scales. I give an overview of the basic ideas behind the effective field theory description of jets. I then show several example applications: jets in e+e- colliders, Higgs production with jets at the LHC, and the size and inner structure of jets.

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