Soft and diffractive scattering with the cluster model in Herwig
arXiv:1612.04701 · doi:10.1140/epjc/s10052-017-4727-7
Abstract
We present a new model for soft interactions in the event-generator Herwig. The model consists of two components. One to model diffractive final states on the basis of the cluster hadronization model and a second component that addresses soft multiple interactions as multiple particle production in multi- peripheral kinematics. We present much improved results for minimum-bias measurements at various LHC energies.
13 pages, many figures
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