Jan-Christopher Winter(Munich Max Planck Institute for Physics), Steffen Schumann(Universitaet Goettingen)
Description
The basic idea behind this meeting is to communicate the experience we have in doing NLO fixed-order, matched and merged calculations using different one-loop `engines' interfaced to the Sherpa Monte Carlo event generator.
From Sherpa side, we wish to hear any Sherpa-specific problem and/or question you may have. We would like to get feedback on what could be improved in combining your and our parts of the computation. Where do you see bottlenecks that can be avoided.
The Sherpa presentations shall mainly focus on presenting NLO merging and parton shower matching issues to bring these (new) approaches closer to the NLO community.
Of course, the discussion will be open to address other issues as well, for example issues related to the BLHA2, or NLO (one-loop) calculational technicalities and advances (evaluation times, feasibility, limitations etc.) or, most importantly, to present interesting LHC phenomenology.
In summary, feel free to present your most beloved material, and bring forward your Sherpa-specific questions.
Morning SessionMain-2-313
Main-2-313
MPI fuer Physik
Foehringer Ring 6,
80805 Muenchen
Convener:
MrJan-Christopher Winter(Munich Max Planck Institute for Physics)
1
Recent Developments in GoSam
Speaker:
DrGionata Luisoni(Max-Planck-Institut für Physik)
Slides
2
High multiplicity NLO with NJet and Sherpa
Speaker:
DrValery Yundin(Max Planck Institute for Physics)
Slides
11:00
Coffee Break
3
One-loop scattering amplitudes via Laurent expansion with NINJA
Speaker:
MrTiziano Peraro(Max-Planck-Institut für Physik)
Slides
4
Multijet merging in Sherpa
Speaker:
DrMarek Schoenherr(IPPP Durham)
Slides
5
NLO merging with Pythia 8
Speaker:
DrStefan Prestel(DESY Hamburg)
Slides
12:40
Lunch BreakCanteen
Canteen
MPI fuer Physik
Foehringer Ring 6,
80805 Muenchen
Afternoon SessionMain-2-313
Main-2-313
MPI fuer Physik
Foehringer Ring 6,
80805 Muenchen
Convener:
MrJan-Christopher Winter(Munich Max Planck Institute for Physics)