SESZIONE DI TORINO Jets, collimated bunches of hadrons that result from the fragmentation of
quarks and gluons, will be key observables at LHC. This talk introduces the
issues that are relevant in hadron-collider jet-physics and reviews recent
developments. These include both technical breakthroughs, finally enabling
hadron-collider jet-finding to be brought up to the standards set out in the
1990 Snowmass accord, and progress in understanding the physics of jets, which
serves as groundwork for optimising the practical effectiveness of jet-finding
at LHC.
DATA: 23-05-2008
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