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Event Generator Physics University of Cambridge 1st MCnet School, IPPP Durham 18 th 20 th April 2007

Structure of LHC Events 1. Hard process 2. Parton shower 3. Hadronization 4. Underlying event

Lecture 2: Parton Showers QED: accelerated charges radiate. QCD identical: accelerated colours radiate. gluons also charged. cascade of partons. = parton shower. 1. annihilation to jets. 2. Universality of collinear emission. 3. Sudakov form factors. 4. Universality of soft emission. 5. Angular ordering. 6. Initial-state radiation. 7. Hard scattering. 8. Heavy quarks. 9. The Colour Dipole Model.

Three-jet cross section: annihilation to jets singular as Rewrite in terms of quark-gluon opening angle and gluon energy fraction : Singular as and.

can separate into two independent jets: jets evolve independently Exactly same form for anything eg transverse momentum: invariant mass:

Collinear Limit Universal: Dokshitzer-Gribov-Lipatov- Altarelli-Parisi splitting kernel: dependent on flavour and spin

Resolvable partons What is a parton? Collinear parton pair single parton Introduce resolution criterion, eg Virtual corrections must be combined with unresolvable real emission Resolvable emission: Finite Virtual + Unresolvable emission: Finite Unitarity: P(resolved) + P(unresolved) = 1

Sudakov form factor Probability(emission between and ) Define probability(no emission between and ) to be. Gives evolution equation Sudakov form factor factor =Probability(emitting no resolvable radiation)

Multiple emission But initial condition? Process dependent

Monte Carlo implementation Can generate branching according to By choosing If Otherwise, solve for = emission scale uniformly: no resolvable radiation, evolution stops. Considerable freedom: Evolution scale: z: Energy? Light-cone momentum? Massless partons become massive. How? Upper limit for? Equivalent at this stage, but can be very }important numerically

Running coupling Effect of summing up higher orders: q k, 1 z +... q, z Scale is set by maximum virtuality of emitted gluon k 2 max = (1 z)q 2 Similarly in g gg, scale is set by min{kmax, 2 k max} 2 = min{z, (1 z)}q 2 z(1 z)q 2 kt 2 Scale change absorbed by replacing α S (q 2 ) by α S (kt 2 ) Faster parton multiplication

Soft limit Also universal. But at amplitude level soft gluon comes from everywhere in event. Quantum interference. Spoils independent evolution picture?

Angular Ordering NO: outside angular ordered cones, soft gluons sum coherently: only see colour charge of whole jet. Soft gluon effects fully incorporated by using evolution variable: angular ordering as First gluon not necessarily hardest!

Initial state radiation In principle identical to final state (for not too small x) In practice different because both ends of evolution fixed: Use approach based on evolution equations

Backward Evolution DGLAP evolution: pdfs at as function of pdfs at Evolution paths sum over all possible events. Formulate as backward evolution: start from hard scattering and work down in up in towards incoming hadron. Algorithm identical to final state with replaced by

Hard Scattering Sets up initial conditions for parton showers. Colour coherence important here too. Emission from each parton confined to cone stretching to its colour partner Essential to fit Tevatron data

Distributions of third-hardest jet in multi-jet events HERWIG has complete treatment of colour coherence, PYTHIA+ has partial

The Colour Dipole Model Conventional parton showers: start from collinear limit, modify to incorporate soft gluon coherence Colour Dipole Model: start from soft limit Emission of soft gluons from colour-anticolour dipole universal (and classical): After emitting a gluon, colour dipole is split:

Subsequent dipoles continue to cascade c.f. parton shower: one parton two CDM: one dipole two = two partons three Represented in origami diagram : Similar to angular-ordered parton shower for annihilation

Summary Accelerated colour charges radiate gluons. Gluons are also charged cascade. Probabilistic language derived from factorization theorems of full gauge theory. Colour coherence angular ordering. Modern parton shower models are very sophisticated implementations of perturbative QCD, but would be useless without hadronization models