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Too much of a good thing: How to trigger in a signal-rich environment

Conor Fitzpatrick · CERN

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Large beauty and charm cross-sections make the LHC an ideal place to study the physics of heavy flavour, but the rate of signals of interest to the LHCb experiment, particularly after LS2, mean that a conventional trigger design with further offline reconstruction would overwhelm the available computing resources. In this seminar I will describe the novel approaches LHCb is using in the trigger to reconstruct and select only the data required for analysis in Run 3, several of which have already been put into operation during Run 2. .

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  1. Too much of a good thing: How to trigger in a signal-rich environment 2017-12-13 · 43 min · CERN's player

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Institution
CERN
Department
EP-IT Data science seminars
Speaker
Conor Fitzpatrick
Year
2017
Language
English
Subjects
Computer science
Source
CERN
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