V MCnet network meeting Durham, 15 January 2009 Luca D’ Errico Updates of my work.

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V MCnet network meeting Durham, 15 January 2009 Luca D’ Errico Updates of my work

Plan Introduction Status of my work Summary and outlook of my studies

Process-parton shower interface Starting with easiest process Implement it in C++ Use own code Integrate it in Herwig++ Why Drell-Yan process?

Drell-Yan process IIR divergences

Catani-Seymour subtraction method I hep-ph/ General idea:

Has to exactly match the singular behaviour of real term Has to be integrable analytically over the single parton subspace leading IR divergences Has to be convenient for MC integration Is constructed in a way that is process indipendent The counterterm:

Dipoles for Drell-Yan process Checked by hand that these dipoles cancel the singular behaviour of cross section at NLO!

LO Drell-Yan subprocesses Take care of possible interference term Characterise completely the massive final states Random number generator and phase space generator Cuts: Rapidity and Lego Plot Separation Completely implemented at NLO … The subprocesses have been studied by hand!

Once the code is done Debug it at LO Implement LO-code in ThePEG Checks Debug it at NLO Implement NLO-code in ThePEG Checks Matching Fixed a subprocess:

Debug Fixed subprocess:

Formula

Implementation as ThePEG ME MEBase 2->3 PSG 2->2 PSG … … LO ME NLO ME … …

Summary and outlook QCD Phenomenology Monte Carlo Method C++ structures External Herwig++ libraries (LHAPDF, CLHEP ) Root Debug (Checks by hand, HELAC) ThePEG (MEBase, ME2to2Base, …) Interface my code with Simon’s shower Other processes (VBF)

Long term outlook Become familiar with such interface Deal with more complicate processes Write interface for general matrix element