7.2. Reconstruction at high pile up

Event reconstruction in p-p collisions at high luminosity (HL-LHC, HE-LHC and FCC-hh with a pile-up of 200 and more) or in a high multiplicity heavy ion environment suffers substantially from increased event complexity

The foreseen vertex density often hinders the separation between particles stemming from the primary hard-scatter vertex and pile-up vertices when using current algorithms. In addition, calorimeters have to adopt a high granularity design in order to withstand the harsh radiation levels and disentangle the signal event from the very large pile-up background.

Objectives of this R&D line include both advances in reconstruction software to exploit modern parallel hardware, as well as the adaptation to new detector concepts that are particularly designed for the high particle multiplicity.

Contact and Collaboration

For more information about our projects and to collaborate with us, please contact Erica Brondolin, Felice Pataleo and Marco Rovere for high-granularity calorimetry; Paul Gessinger and Andi Salzburger for tracking.