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Table of contents

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Quantum Chromo Dynamics

Quarks

Fragmentation

What are jets?

Hadron-hadron collisions

Hadron Collider variables

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Simplifying things . . .

A high-ET event at CDF

Jet Algorithms

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Detectors

Typical detector

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Jet detection

Sampling calorimeters

Scintillator calorimeters

Liquid Argon

Typical calorimeter arrangement

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What’s happening at high ET?

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Tevatron jet data can constrain PDF’s

Using jets as a probe of quark structure

DØ dijet angular distribution

What have we learned from all this?

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The photon structure function

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e+e– annihilation

e+e–  +– e+e– qq e+e– qqg

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DØ b-jet cross section at higher pT

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Hard diffraction

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Rapidity Gaps

Rapidity Gaps at the Tevatron

What does this all mean?

Some final remarks on QCD

Conclusions

Author: Bob Hirosky

Further information:
Lecture 2 Vietnam School of Physics Hue 2003