The High Energy Jets Framework
arXiv:1209.4312
Abstract
High Energy Jets provides an all-order description of wide-angle QCD emissions, resumming the leading-logarithmic contributions in the high-energy limit. In this contribution, we briefly summarise the approach and its implementation in a flexible Monte Carlo event generator. We discuss comparisons between HEJ and recent LHC data and then go on to probe the similarities and differences in the results obtained from High Energy Jets and other theoretical frameworks in inclusive dijet and W+dijet production.
4 pages, 4 figures, Contribution to the proceedings of the DIS 2012 conference (Bonn, March 2012)
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