Herwig 7.3 release note

Abstract A new release of the Monte Carlo event generator (version 7.3) has been launched. This iteration encompasses several enhancements over its predecessor, version 7.2. Noteworthy upgrades include: the implementation of a process-independent electroweak angular-ordered parton shower integrated with QCD and QED radiation; a new recoil scheme for initial-state radiation improving the behaviour of the angular-ordered parton shower; the incorporation of the heavy quark effective theory to refine the hadronization and decay of excited heavy mesons and heavy baryons; a dynamic strategy to regulate the kinematic threshold of cluster splittings within the cluster hadronization model; several improvements to the structure of the cluster hadronization model allowing for refined models; the possibility to extract event-by-event hadronization corrections in a well-defined way; the possibility of using the string model, with a dedicated tune. Additionally, a new tuning of the parton shower and hadronization parameters has been executed. This article discusses the novel features introduced in version 7.3.0.

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The European Physical Journal C
Published
2024-10-14
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https://doi.org/10.1140/epjc/s10052-024-13211-9
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30
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Particle physics theoretical and experimental studies
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19.79

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Herwig 7.3 release note

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Abstract

Abstract A new release of the Monte Carlo event generator (version 7.3) has been launched. This iteration encompasses several enhancements over its predecessor, version 7.2. Noteworthy upgrades include: the implementation of a process-independent electroweak angular-ordered parton shower integrated with QCD and QED radiation; a new recoil scheme for initial-state radiation improving the behaviour of the angular-ordered parton shower; the incorporation of the heavy quark effective theory to refine the hadronization and decay of excited heavy mesons and heavy baryons; a dynamic strategy to regulate the kinematic threshold of cluster splittings within the cluster hadronization model; several improvements to the structure of the cluster hadronization model allowing for refined models; the possibility to extract event-by-event hadronization corrections in a well-defined way; the possibility of using the string model, with a dedicated tune. Additionally, a new tuning of the parton shower and hadronization parameters has been executed. This article discusses the novel features introduced in version 7.3.0.

The European Physical Journal CVol. 84(10)
Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (DE), Jagiellonian University (PL), University of Vienna (AT), Austrian Academy of Sciences (AT), University of Graz (AT), Kennesaw State University (US), Durham University (GB), University of Manchester (GB), Institute of Nuclear Physics, Polish Academy of Sciences (PL), Nawi Graz (AT), Stefan Meyer Institute for Subatomic Physics (AT), European Organization for Nuclear Research (CH)
National Science Foundation, European Commission, Bundesministerium für Bildung und Forschung, Narodowym Centrum Nauki, Science and Technology Facilities Council
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