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The algorithm can function in several distinct ways depending on
the nature of the colliding beams and the physics to be studied. We
deal first with hadron-hadron and lepton-hadron collisions. There are two modes of
operation, the `inclusive' and `exclusive' modes. The difference
between the two cases, described in sections 2.1 and
2.2, is in the definition of the hard final state jets,
and the separation of these jets from the beam remnants.
For the analysis of data, in contrast, there is of course no
concept of beam remnants. The algorithm proceeds in a very similar way
to that employed in a jet substructure analysis. We deal with these
two cases together in section 2.3.
Subsections
Recombination schemes
Jonathan Couchman
2002-10-02
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