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The Event Generator WHIZARD Jrgen R. Reuter, DESY J.R.Reuter The event generator WHIZARD MC4BSM 2015, Fermilab, 19.5.2015 WHIZARD: Some (technical) facts WHIZARD v2.2.6 (02.05.2015) http://whizard.hepforge.org


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J.R.Reuter The event generator WHIZARD MC4BSM 2015, Fermilab, 19.5.2015 Jürgen R. Reuter, DESY

The Event Generator WHIZARD

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J.R.Reuter The event generator WHIZARD MC4BSM 2015, Fermilab, 19.5.2015

WHIZARD: Some (technical) facts

WHIZARD Team: Wolfgang Kilian, Thorsten Ohl, JRR Bijan Chokoufé/Marco Sekulla/Christian Weiss/Florian Staub + 2 Master + 2 PhD (soon) (some losses: C. Speckner [software engineering], F. Bach [ESA Space Defense], S. Schmidt [Philosophy])

Publication: EPJ C71 (2011) 1742 (and others for O’Mega, Interfaces, color flow formalism)

WHIZARD v2.2.6 (02.05.2015) http://whizard.hepforge.org

<whizard@desy.de>

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J.R.Reuter The event generator WHIZARD MC4BSM 2015, Fermilab, 19.5.2015

WHIZARD: Some (technical) facts

WHIZARD Team: Wolfgang Kilian, Thorsten Ohl, JRR Bijan Chokoufé/Marco Sekulla/Christian Weiss/Florian Staub + 2 Master + 2 PhD (soon) (some losses: C. Speckner [software engineering], F. Bach [ESA Space Defense], S. Schmidt [Philosophy])

2nd WHIZARD Workshop Würzburg, 03/2015 Publication: EPJ C71 (2011) 1742 (and others for O’Mega, Interfaces, color flow formalism)

WHIZARD v2.2.6 (02.05.2015) http://whizard.hepforge.org

<whizard@desy.de>

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J.R.Reuter The event generator WHIZARD MC4BSM 2015, Fermilab, 19.5.2015

WHIZARD: Some (technical) facts

WHIZARD Team: Wolfgang Kilian, Thorsten Ohl, JRR Bijan Chokoufé/Marco Sekulla/Christian Weiss/Florian Staub + 2 Master + 2 PhD (soon) (some losses: C. Speckner [software engineering], F. Bach [ESA Space Defense], S. Schmidt [Philosophy])

2nd WHIZARD Workshop Würzburg, 03/2015 Publication: EPJ C71 (2011) 1742 (and others for O’Mega, Interfaces, color flow formalism)

support junior developers

WHIZARD v2.2.6 (02.05.2015) http://whizard.hepforge.org

<whizard@desy.de>

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J.R.Reuter The event generator WHIZARD MC4BSM 2015, Fermilab, 19.5.2015

The WHIZARD Event Generator

  • Universal event generator for lepton and hadron colliders
  • Modular package: - Phase space parameterization (resonances, collinear emission, Coulomb etc.)
  • O’Mega optimized matrix element generator (tree level, NLO external)
  • VAMP: adaptive multi-channel Monte Carlo integrator
  • CIRCE1/2: generator/simulation tool for lepton collider beam spectra
  • Modules for beam structure, parton shower, matching/merging, event formats,

analysis, cascade decays, polarized initial/final states, [NLO subtractions] etc.

  • Interfaces to external packages for Feynman rules, hadronization, tau decays,

event formats, analysis, jet clustering etc.

  • SINDARIN: free-format steering language for all inputs (!)

WHIZARD Manual @

Talk concentrates

  • n NEW features

and current developments/ (near) future plans

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J.R.Reuter The event generator WHIZARD MC4BSM 2015, Fermilab, 19.5.2015

WHIZARD: Installation and Run

Download: http://www.hepforge.org/archive/whizard/whizard-2.2.6.tar.gz Unpack it, intended to be installed in /usr/local (or locally) Create build directory and do ./configure make, [ make check ], make install Working directory: create SINDARIN steering file <input>.sin Working directory: run whizard <input>.sin Supported event formats: LHA, StdHep, LHEF (i-iii), HepMC, LCIO, div. ASCII Interfaces to external packages: FastJet, GoSam, GuineaPig(++),

HepMC, HOPPET, LCIO, LHAPDF(4/5/6), LoopTools, OpenLoops, PYTHIA6, [PYTHIA8], StdHep

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J.R.Reuter The event generator WHIZARD MC4BSM 2015, Fermilab, 19.5.2015

General structure of SINDARIN input

LCWS ’14, Belgrade, Simulation summary talk: WHIZARD Task to implement LCIO format

model = NMSSM alias ll = “e-“:”e+”:”mu+”:”mu-“ alias parton = u:U:d:D:s:S:g alias jet = parton alias stop = st1:st2:ST1:ST2 process susyprod = parton, parton => stop,stop + gg,gg + gg,stop sqrts = 13000 GeV beams = p, p => lhapdf integrate (susyprod) { iterations = 15:500000, 5:1000000 } n_events = 10000 sample_format = lhef, stdhep, hepmc sample = “susydata” simulate (susyprod)

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General structure of SINDARIN input

LCWS ’14, Belgrade, Simulation summary talk: WHIZARD Task to implement LCIO format WHIZARD v2.2.4, 02/2015:

sample_format = lcio simulate (<process>) model = NMSSM alias ll = “e-“:”e+”:”mu+”:”mu-“ alias parton = u:U:d:D:s:S:g alias jet = parton alias stop = st1:st2:ST1:ST2 process susyprod = parton, parton => stop,stop + gg,gg + gg,stop sqrts = 13000 GeV beams = p, p => lhapdf integrate (susyprod) { iterations = 15:500000, 5:1000000 } n_events = 10000 sample_format = lhef, stdhep, hepmc sample = “susydata” simulate (susyprod)

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General structure of SINDARIN input

LCWS ’14, Belgrade, Simulation summary talk: WHIZARD Task to implement LCIO format WHIZARD v2.2.4, 02/2015:

sample_format = lcio simulate (<process>) model = NMSSM alias ll = “e-“:”e+”:”mu+”:”mu-“ alias parton = u:U:d:D:s:S:g alias jet = parton alias stop = st1:st2:ST1:ST2 process susyprod = parton, parton => stop,stop + gg,gg + gg,stop sqrts = 13000 GeV beams = p, p => lhapdf integrate (susyprod) { iterations = 15:500000, 5:1000000 } n_events = 10000 sample_format = lhef, stdhep, hepmc sample = “susydata” simulate (susyprod)

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Beams, Fields, Colors, Lorentz structures (I)

✴ Built-in matrix element generator O’Mega (recursiveness via Directed Acyclical Graphs)

pos1 ele2 muo3 amu4 gam5 gam6 gam12 pos15 pos16 ele25 ele26 gam34 muo35 muo36 amu45 amu46 ele234 ele256 gam345 gam346 muo356 amu456 *

✴ New concept for internal quantum number representation: faster flavor sums, counting of

coupling constants (via partial expansion), more speed-up, general Lorentz structures (in prep.)

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Beams, Fields, Colors, Lorentz structures (I)

✴ O’Mega Virtual Machine (OVM): matrix elements not as compiled code, but bytecode

instructions:

process <proc> = in1, in2 => <out> { $method = “ovm” } ✴ Built-in matrix element generator O’Mega (recursiveness via Directed Acyclical Graphs)

pos1 ele2 muo3 amu4 gam5 gam6 gam12 pos15 pos16 ele25 ele26 gam34 muo35 muo36 amu45 amu46 ele234 ele256 gam345 gam346 muo356 amu456 *

✴ New concept for internal quantum number representation: faster flavor sums, counting of

coupling constants (via partial expansion), more speed-up, general Lorentz structures (in prep.)

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Beams, Fields, Colors, Lorentz structures (I)

✴ O’Mega Virtual Machine (OVM): matrix elements not as compiled code, but bytecode

instructions:

process <proc> = in1, in2 => <out> { $method = “ovm” }

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 threads N 2 4 6 8 10 speedup s p = 100% n = 4 (PS) n = 4 (A) n = 5 (PS) n = 5 (A) n = 6 (PS) n = 6 (A) p = 95% 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 threads N 0.4 0.5 0.6 0.7 0.8 0.9 1.0 efficiency s/n Parallel performance of uu → e+e−nj amplitudes

✴ Built-in matrix element generator O’Mega (recursiveness via Directed Acyclical Graphs)

pos1 ele2 muo3 amu4 gam5 gam6 gam12 pos15 pos16 ele25 ele26 gam34 muo35 muo36 amu45 amu46 ele234 ele256 gam345 gam346 muo356 amu456 *

✴ New concept for internal quantum number representation: faster flavor sums, counting of

coupling constants (via partial expansion), more speed-up, general Lorentz structures (in prep.)

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Beams, Fields, Colors, Lorentz structures (II)

Particle types: Spin 0 particles Spin 1/2 particles (Dirac and Majorana, Fermi statistics for both fermion- number conserving and violating Feynman rules) Spin 1 particles (massive+massless, unitarity/Feynman/Rξ gauges) Spin 3/2 particles (Majorana only, gravitinos) Spin 2 particles (massive+massless, more about tensors later) Dynamic particles and also pure insertions Unphysical particles [ghosts] for Ward- and Slavnov-Taylor identities

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J.R.Reuter The event generator WHIZARD MC4BSM 2015, Fermilab, 19.5.2015

Beams, Fields, Colors, Lorentz structures (II)

Particle types: Spin 0 particles Spin 1/2 particles (Dirac and Majorana, Fermi statistics for both fermion- number conserving and violating Feynman rules) Spin 1 particles (massive+massless, unitarity/Feynman/Rξ gauges) Spin 3/2 particles (Majorana only, gravitinos) Spin 2 particles (massive+massless, more about tensors later) Dynamic particles and also pure insertions Unphysical particles [ghosts] for Ward- and Slavnov-Taylor identities Gravitinos,

JRR 2001

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J.R.Reuter The event generator WHIZARD MC4BSM 2015, Fermilab, 19.5.2015

Beams, Fields, Colors, Lorentz structures (II)

Particle types: Spin 0 particles Spin 1/2 particles (Dirac and Majorana, Fermi statistics for both fermion- number conserving and violating Feynman rules) Spin 1 particles (massive+massless, unitarity/Feynman/Rξ gauges) Spin 3/2 particles (Majorana only, gravitinos) Spin 2 particles (massive+massless, more about tensors later) Dynamic particles and also pure insertions Unphysical particles [ghosts] for Ward- and Slavnov-Taylor identities Gravitinos,

JRR 2001

Gravitons,

Ohl 2000

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Beams, Fields, Colors, Lorentz structures (III)

Lorentz structures: Large number of hardcoded terms: pure scalar, pure vector, scalar/vector, fermion/scalar, fermion/vector, fermion/tensor, vector/tensor, gravitino couplings, fermion coupl. SUSY Ward id. Growing number of dim. 5/6/7/8 operators: HEFT, aTGCs, aQGCs, anomalous top couplings etc. Completely general Lorentz structures: foreseen for major next release (incl. UFO support), v2.3.0

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J.R.Reuter The event generator WHIZARD MC4BSM 2015, Fermilab, 19.5.2015

Beams, Fields, Colors, Lorentz structures (III)

Lorentz structures: Large number of hardcoded terms: pure scalar, pure vector, scalar/vector, fermion/scalar, fermion/vector, fermion/tensor, vector/tensor, gravitino couplings, fermion coupl. SUSY Ward id. Growing number of dim. 5/6/7/8 operators: HEFT, aTGCs, aQGCs, anomalous top couplings etc. Completely general Lorentz structures: foreseen for major next release (incl. UFO support), v2.3.0 Color structures: Color flow formalism Stelzer/Willenbrock, 2003; Kilian/Ohl/JRR/Speckner, 2011 Fundamental, antifundamental and adjoint representations Inofficial version for color sextets and diquark couplings General color structures coming tied to general Lorentz structures

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J.R.Reuter The event generator WHIZARD MC4BSM 2015, Fermilab, 19.5.2015

Beams, Fields, Colors, Lorentz structures (III)

Lorentz structures: Large number of hardcoded terms: pure scalar, pure vector, scalar/vector, fermion/scalar, fermion/vector, fermion/tensor, vector/tensor, gravitino couplings, fermion coupl. SUSY Ward id. Growing number of dim. 5/6/7/8 operators: HEFT, aTGCs, aQGCs, anomalous top couplings etc. Completely general Lorentz structures: foreseen for major next release (incl. UFO support), v2.3.0 Color structures: Color flow formalism Stelzer/Willenbrock, 2003; Kilian/Ohl/JRR/Speckner, 2011 Fundamental, antifundamental and adjoint representations Inofficial version for color sextets and diquark couplings General color structures coming tied to general Lorentz structures Beams: Lepton beam ISR Kuraev/Fadin, 2003; Skrzypek/Jadach, 1991 Lepton collider beams: CIRCE1/2, also photon beams (more later) PDFs: interface to LHAPDF v4/5/6; internal PDFs: CTEQ6, CT10, MMHT

etc.

QCD parton shower: 2 own implementations [or ext., more later]

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BSM Models in WHIZARD

MODEL TYPE with CKM matrix trivial CKM QED with e, µ, τ, γ – QED QCD with d, u, s, c, b, t, g – QCD Standard Model SM CKM SM SM with anomalous gauge coupl. SM ac CKM SM ac SM with anomalous top coupl. SMtop CKM SMtop SM for e+e top threshold — SM tt threshold SM with anom. Higgs coupl. — SM rx / NoH SM ext. for VV scattering — SSC / SSC2/ AltH SM ext. for unitarity limits — SM ul SM with Z0 — Zprime 2HDM 2HDM CKM 2HDM MSSM MSSM CKM MSSM MSSM with gravitinos — MSSM Grav NMSSM NMSSM CKM NMSSM extended SUSY models — PS/E/SSM Littlest Higgs — Littlest Littlest Higgs with ungauged U(1) — Littlest Eta Littlest Higgs with T parity — Littlest Tpar Simplest Little Higgs (anomaly-free/univ.) — Simplest[ univ] 3-site model — Threeshl UED — UED SM with gravitino and photino — GravTest Augmentable SM template — Template

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BSM Models in WHIZARD

MODEL TYPE with CKM matrix trivial CKM QED with e, µ, τ, γ – QED QCD with d, u, s, c, b, t, g – QCD Standard Model SM CKM SM SM with anomalous gauge coupl. SM ac CKM SM ac SM with anomalous top coupl. SMtop CKM SMtop SM for e+e top threshold — SM tt threshold SM with anom. Higgs coupl. — SM rx / NoH SM ext. for VV scattering — SSC / SSC2/ AltH SM ext. for unitarity limits — SM ul SM with Z0 — Zprime 2HDM 2HDM CKM 2HDM MSSM MSSM CKM MSSM MSSM with gravitinos — MSSM Grav NMSSM NMSSM CKM NMSSM extended SUSY models — PS/E/SSM Littlest Higgs — Littlest Littlest Higgs with ungauged U(1) — Littlest Eta Littlest Higgs with T parity — Littlest Tpar Simplest Little Higgs (anomaly-free/univ.) — Simplest[ univ] 3-site model — Threeshl UED — UED SM with gravitino and photino — GravTest Augmentable SM template — Template

Automated models: interface to SARAH/BSM Toolbox Staub, 0909.2863; Ohl/Porod/Staub/Speckner, 1109.5147 Automated models: interface to FeynRules Christensen/Duhr; Christensen/Duhr/Fuks/JRR/Speckner, 1010.3251

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J.R.Reuter The event generator WHIZARD MC4BSM 2015, Fermilab, 19.5.2015

BSM Models in WHIZARD

MODEL TYPE with CKM matrix trivial CKM QED with e, µ, τ, γ – QED QCD with d, u, s, c, b, t, g – QCD Standard Model SM CKM SM SM with anomalous gauge coupl. SM ac CKM SM ac SM with anomalous top coupl. SMtop CKM SMtop SM for e+e top threshold — SM tt threshold SM with anom. Higgs coupl. — SM rx / NoH SM ext. for VV scattering — SSC / SSC2/ AltH SM ext. for unitarity limits — SM ul SM with Z0 — Zprime 2HDM 2HDM CKM 2HDM MSSM MSSM CKM MSSM MSSM with gravitinos — MSSM Grav NMSSM NMSSM CKM NMSSM extended SUSY models — PS/E/SSM Littlest Higgs — Littlest Littlest Higgs with ungauged U(1) — Littlest Eta Littlest Higgs with T parity — Littlest Tpar Simplest Little Higgs (anomaly-free/univ.) — Simplest[ univ] 3-site model — Threeshl UED — UED SM with gravitino and photino — GravTest Augmentable SM template — Template

Automated models: interface to SARAH/BSM Toolbox Staub, 0909.2863; Ohl/Porod/Staub/Speckner, 1109.5147 Automated models: interface to FeynRules Christensen/Duhr; Christensen/Duhr/Fuks/JRR/Speckner, 1010.3251 Automated models: UFO interface [in connection with new WHIZARD/O’Mega model format]

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Phase Space Setup

WHIZARD algorithm: heuristics to classify phase-space topology, adaptive multi-channel

mapping ⟹ resonant, t-channel, radiation, infrared, collinear, off-shell Complicated processes: factorization into production and decay with the unstable option

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Decay processes / auto_decays

WHIZARD cannot only do scattering processes, but also decays

Example Energy distribution electron in muon decay:

model = SM process mudec = e2 => e1, N1, n2 integrate (mudec) histogram e_e1 (0, 60 MeV, 1 MeV) analysis = record e_e1 (eval E [e1]) n_events = 100000 simulate (mudec) compile_analysis { $out_file = “test.dat” }

dN/dEe(µ− → e−¯ νeνµ)

GeV

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Decay processes / auto_decays

WHIZARD cannot only do scattering processes, but also decays

Example Energy distribution electron in muon decay:

model = SM process mudec = e2 => e1, N1, n2 integrate (mudec) histogram e_e1 (0, 60 MeV, 1 MeV) analysis = record e_e1 (eval E [e1]) n_events = 100000 simulate (mudec) compile_analysis { $out_file = “test.dat” } auto_decays_multiplicity = 2 ?auto_decays_radiative = false unstable Wp () { ?auto_decays = true }

Automatic integration of particle decays

dN/dEe(µ− → e−¯ νeνµ)

GeV

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Spin Correlation and Polarization in Cascades

Cascade decay, factorize production and decay

200 400 600 800 200 400 600 Minv(jℓ) #evt/bin 200 400 600 800 1000 200 400 600 Minv(jℓ) #evt/bin 200 400 600 800 200 400 600 Minv(jℓ) #evt/bin

simulate (fullproc)

200 400 600 800 200 400 600 Minv(jℓ) #evt/bin

simulate (casc) ?diagonal_decay = true ?isotropic_decay = true

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Spin Correlation and Polarization in Cascades

Cascade decay, factorize production and decay

200 400 600 800 200 400 600 Minv(jℓ) #evt/bin 200 400 600 800 1000 200 400 600 Minv(jℓ) #evt/bin 200 400 600 800 200 400 600 Minv(jℓ) #evt/bin

simulate (fullproc)

200 400 600 800 200 400 600 Minv(jℓ) #evt/bin

simulate (casc) ?diagonal_decay = true ?isotropic_decay = true unstable “W+” { decay_helicity = 0 }

NEW: possibility to select specific helicity in decays!

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Lepton Collider Beam Simulation

e+e− → ˜ µ+˜ µ−

3 TeV

Courtesy to Philipp Roloff

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Lepton Collider Beam Simulation

10−8 10−6 10−4 0.01 0.002 0.004 0.006 1 − xe± Tesla, √s = 500GeV xe± = .975819346

  • Another demand: adapt GuineaPig beam spectra for WHIZARD v2
  • For WHIZARD v1.95 simulations done by Lumilinker [T. Barklow]
  • TESLA/SLC spectra were rather simple
  • Fits with 6 or 7 parameters possible [CIRCE1]
  • Beams not factorizable:
  • No simple power law:

DB1B2(x1, x2) 6= DB1(x1) · DB2(x2) DB1B2(x1, x2) 6= xα1

1 (1 x1)β1xα2 2 (1 x2)β2

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Lepton Collider Beam Simulation

10−8 10−6 10−4 0.01 0.002 0.004 0.006 1 − xe± Tesla, √s = 500GeV xe± = .975819346

  • Another demand: adapt GuineaPig beam spectra for WHIZARD v2
  • For WHIZARD v1.95 simulations done by Lumilinker [T. Barklow]
  • TESLA/SLC spectra were rather simple
  • Fits with 6 or 7 parameters possible [CIRCE1]
  • Beams not factorizable:
  • No simple power law:

DB1B2(x1, x2) 6= DB1(x1) · DB2(x2) DB1B2(x1, x2) 6= xα1

1 (1 x1)β1xα2 2 (1 x2)β2

Dalena/Esbjerg/Schulte [LCWS 2011]

Tails @ CLIC much more complicated (wakefields)

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J.R.Reuter The event generator WHIZARD MC4BSM 2015, Fermilab, 19.5.2015

Lepton Collider Beam Simulation

10−8 10−6 10−4 0.01 0.002 0.004 0.006 1 − xe± Tesla, √s = 500GeV xe± = .975819346

  • Another demand: adapt GuineaPig beam spectra for WHIZARD v2
  • For WHIZARD v1.95 simulations done by Lumilinker [T. Barklow]
  • TESLA/SLC spectra were rather simple
  • Fits with 6 or 7 parameters possible [CIRCE1]
  • Beams not factorizable:
  • No simple power law:

DB1B2(x1, x2) 6= DB1(x1) · DB2(x2) DB1B2(x1, x2) 6= xα1

1 (1 x1)β1xα2 2 (1 x2)β2

Dalena/Esbjerg/Schulte [LCWS 2011]

Tails @ CLIC much more complicated (wakefields)

CIRCE2 algorithm (WHIZARD 2.2.5, 02/15)

Adapt 2D factorized variable width histogram to steep part of distribution Smooth correlated fluctuations with moderate Gaussian filter [suppresses artifacts from limited GuineaPig statistics Smooth continuum/boundary bins separately [avoid artificial beam energy spread]

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Workflow GuineaPig/CIRCE2/WHIZARD

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Workflow GuineaPig/CIRCE2/WHIZARD

polarized spectra on demand

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Iterations of Beam Spectrum

(171,306 GuineaPig events in 10,000 bins)

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Iterations of Beam Spectrum

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Why care about beamstrahlung / ISR ?

dσ dMmiss [fb/GeV] e+e− → b¯ b˜ χ0

1 ˜

χ0

1

0.01 0.1 1 200 400 600 800 Mmiss [GeV]

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Why care about beamstrahlung / ISR ?

dσ dMmiss [fb/GeV] e+e− → b¯ b˜ χ0

1 ˜

χ0

1

  • w. ISR + beamstr.

0.01 0.1 1 200 400 600 800 Mmiss [GeV]

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WHIZARD Parton Shower

Two independent implementations: kT

  • ordered QCD and Analytic QCD shower

Analytic shower: no shower veto ⇒ exact shower history known, allows reweighting Technical overhaul of the shower / merging part Plans: implement GKS matching, QED shower (also interleaved, infrastructure ready)

Kilian/JRR/Schmidt/Wiesler, JHEP 1204 013 (2012)

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Loops and Legs (and Cuts)

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NLO Development in WHIZARD

Need for precision predictions that match (sub-) percent experimental accuracy Scary challenge for the theory community [ok, we have some time still …] Mostly electroweak corrections, but also QCD and pure QED Binoth Les Houches Interface (BLHA): Workflow

  • 1. Process definition in SINDARIN (contract to One-Loop Program [OLP])
  • 2. OLP generates code (Born/NLO interference), WHIZARD reads contract
  • 3. NLO matrix element loaded into WHIZARD
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J.R.Reuter The event generator WHIZARD MC4BSM 2015, Fermilab, 19.5.2015

NLO Development in WHIZARD

Need for precision predictions that match (sub-) percent experimental accuracy Scary challenge for the theory community [ok, we have some time still …] Mostly electroweak corrections, but also QCD and pure QED Binoth Les Houches Interface (BLHA): Workflow

  • 1. Process definition in SINDARIN (contract to One-Loop Program [OLP])
  • 2. OLP generates code (Born/NLO interference), WHIZARD reads contract
  • 3. NLO matrix element loaded into WHIZARD

Working NLO interfaces to:

★ GoSam [G. Cullen et al.] ★ OpenLoops [J. Lindert et al.]

(first focus on QCD corrections)

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J.R.Reuter The event generator WHIZARD MC4BSM 2015, Fermilab, 19.5.2015

NLO Development in WHIZARD

Need for precision predictions that match (sub-) percent experimental accuracy Scary challenge for the theory community [ok, we have some time still …] Mostly electroweak corrections, but also QCD and pure QED Binoth Les Houches Interface (BLHA): Workflow

  • 1. Process definition in SINDARIN (contract to One-Loop Program [OLP])
  • 2. OLP generates code (Born/NLO interference), WHIZARD reads contract
  • 3. NLO matrix element loaded into WHIZARD

Working NLO interfaces to:

★ GoSam [G. Cullen et al.] ★ OpenLoops [J. Lindert et al.]

(first focus on QCD corrections) WHIZARD v2.2.5 contains alpha version QCD corrections (massless and massive emitters)

alpha_power = 2 alphas_power = 0 process eett = e1,E1 => t, tbar { nlo_calculation = “full” }

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NLO Development in WHIZARD

Need for precision predictions that match (sub-) percent experimental accuracy Scary challenge for the theory community [ok, we have some time still …] Mostly electroweak corrections, but also QCD and pure QED Binoth Les Houches Interface (BLHA): Workflow

  • 1. Process definition in SINDARIN (contract to One-Loop Program [OLP])
  • 2. OLP generates code (Born/NLO interference), WHIZARD reads contract
  • 3. NLO matrix element loaded into WHIZARD

Working NLO interfaces to:

★ GoSam [G. Cullen et al.] ★ OpenLoops [J. Lindert et al.]

(first focus on QCD corrections) WHIZARD v2.2.5 contains alpha version QCD corrections (massless and massive emitters)

alpha_power = 2 alphas_power = 0 process eett = e1,E1 => t, tbar { nlo_calculation = “full” }

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NLO Development in WHIZARD

Need for precision predictions that match (sub-) percent experimental accuracy Scary challenge for the theory community [ok, we have some time still …] Mostly electroweak corrections, but also QCD and pure QED Binoth Les Houches Interface (BLHA): Workflow

  • 1. Process definition in SINDARIN (contract to One-Loop Program [OLP])
  • 2. OLP generates code (Born/NLO interference), WHIZARD reads contract
  • 3. NLO matrix element loaded into WHIZARD

Working NLO interfaces to:

★ GoSam [G. Cullen et al.] ★ OpenLoops [J. Lindert et al.]

(first focus on QCD corrections) WHIZARD v2.2.5 contains alpha version QCD corrections (massless and massive emitters)

alpha_power = 2 alphas_power = 0 process eett = e1,E1 => t, tbar { nlo_calculation = “full” }

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NLO Development in WHIZARD

Need for precision predictions that match (sub-) percent experimental accuracy Scary challenge for the theory community [ok, we have some time still …] Mostly electroweak corrections, but also QCD and pure QED Binoth Les Houches Interface (BLHA): Workflow

  • 1. Process definition in SINDARIN (contract to One-Loop Program [OLP])
  • 2. OLP generates code (Born/NLO interference), WHIZARD reads contract
  • 3. NLO matrix element loaded into WHIZARD

Working NLO interfaces to:

★ GoSam [G. Cullen et al.] ★ OpenLoops [J. Lindert et al.]

(first focus on QCD corrections) WHIZARD v2.2.5 contains alpha version QCD corrections (massless and massive emitters)

alpha_power = 2 alphas_power = 0 process eett = e1,E1 => t, tbar { nlo_calculation = “full” }

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FKS Subtraction (Frixione/Kunszt/Signer)

Subtraction formalism to make real and virtual contributions separately finite

dσNLO = Z

n+1

  • dσR − dσS

| {z }

finite

+ Z

n+1

dσS + Z

n

dσV | {z }

finite

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FKS Subtraction (Frixione/Kunszt/Signer)

Subtraction formalism to make real and virtual contributions separately finite

dσNLO = Z

n+1

  • dσR − dσS

| {z }

finite

+ Z

n+1

dσS + Z

n

dσV | {z }

finite

✴ Find all singular pairs ✴ Partition phase space according to singular regions ✴ Generate subtraction terms for singular regions

I = {(1, 5), (1, 6), (2, 5), (2, 6), (5, 6)}

1 = X

α∈I

Sα(Φ)

Automated Subtraction algorithm:

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FKS Subtraction (Frixione/Kunszt/Signer)

Subtraction formalism to make real and virtual contributions separately finite

dσNLO = Z

n+1

  • dσR − dσS

| {z }

finite

+ Z

n+1

dσS + Z

n

dσV | {z }

finite

✴ Find all singular pairs ✴ Partition phase space according to singular regions ✴ Generate subtraction terms for singular regions

I = {(1, 5), (1, 6), (2, 5), (2, 6), (5, 6)}

1 = X

α∈I

Sα(Φ)

Automated Subtraction algorithm:

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Examples and Validation

Simplest benchmark process:

e+e− → q¯ q with

  • σNLO − σLO

/σLO = αs/π

Plot for total cross section for fixed strong coupling constant List of validated QCD NLO processes Caveat: no fixed-order NLO event generation due to missing counter-event infrastructure

  • Cross-checks with MG5_aMC@NLO
  • e+e− → q¯

q

  • e+e− → q¯

qg

  • e+e− → `+`−q¯

q

  • e+e− → `+⌫`q¯

q

  • e+e− → t¯

t

  • e+e− → tW −b
  • e+e− → W +W −b¯

b

  • e+e− → t¯

tH

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Examples and Validation

Simplest benchmark process:

e+e− → q¯ q with

  • σNLO − σLO

/σLO = αs/π

Plot for total cross section for fixed strong coupling constant List of validated QCD NLO processes Caveat: no fixed-order NLO event generation due to missing counter-event infrastructure

  • Cross-checks with MG5_aMC@NLO

✦ QCD NLO infrastructure in pp finished yesterday ✦ First attempts on electroweak corrections,

interfacing the RECOLA code [Denner et al.]

  • e+e− → q¯

q

  • e+e− → q¯

qg

  • e+e− → `+`−q¯

q

  • e+e− → `+⌫`q¯

q

  • e+e− → t¯

t

  • e+e− → tW −b
  • e+e− → W +W −b¯

b

  • e+e− → t¯

tH

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POWHEG Matching in WHIZARD

Soft gluon emission before hard emission generate large logs Perturbative αs : Matrix element + parton shower has to take this into account POWHEG method: hardest emission first [Nason et al.]

|Msoft|2 ∼ 1 k2

T

→ log kmax

T

kmin

T

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POWHEG Matching in WHIZARD

Soft gluon emission before hard emission generate large logs Perturbative αs : Matrix element + parton shower has to take this into account POWHEG method: hardest emission first [Nason et al.]

|Msoft|2 ∼ 1 k2

T

→ log kmax

T

kmin

T

  • Complete NLO events
  • POWHEG generate events according to the formula:
  • Uses the modified Sudakov form factor:

B(Φn) = B(Φn) + V (Φn) + Z dΦradR(Φn+1)

dσ = B(Φn)  ∆NLO

R

(kmin

T

) + ∆NLO

R

(kT )R(Φn+1) B(Φn) dΦrad

  • ∆NLO

R

(kT ) = exp  − Z dΦrad R(Φn+1) B(Φn) θ(kT (Φn+1) − kT )

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POWHEG Matching in WHIZARD

Soft gluon emission before hard emission generate large logs Perturbative αs : Matrix element + parton shower has to take this into account POWHEG method: hardest emission first [Nason et al.]

|Msoft|2 ∼ 1 k2

T

→ log kmax

T

kmin

T

  • Complete NLO events
  • POWHEG generate events according to the formula:
  • Uses the modified Sudakov form factor:

B(Φn) = B(Φn) + V (Φn) + Z dΦradR(Φn+1)

dσ = B(Φn)  ∆NLO

R

(kmin

T

) + ∆NLO

R

(kT )R(Φn+1) B(Φn) dΦrad

  • ∆NLO

R

(kT ) = exp  − Z dΦrad R(Φn+1) B(Φn) θ(kT (Φn+1) − kT )

  • Hardest emission: ; shower with imposing a veto:

if virtual and real terms larger than Born: shouldn’t happen in perturbative regions Reweighting such that for all events POWHEG: Positive Weight Hardest Emission Generator now implemented in WHIZARD

kmax

T

B < 0 B > 0

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POWHEG Matching in e+e- to dijets

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New Physics in Vector Boson Scattering

For the pure operators: full agreement between WHIZARD, Madgraph5, VBFNLO

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New Physics in Vector Boson Scattering

For the pure operators: full agreement between WHIZARD, Madgraph5, VBFNLO

200 400 600 800 1000 1200 1400 1600 1800 2000 M(W +W +)[GeV] 10−4 10−3 10−2 10−1 100 101

∂σ ∂M

fb 100GeV

pp → W +W +jj

FS,0 = 480 TeV−4 FS,1 = 480 TeV−4 FHD = 30 TeV−2 SM

LHD =FHD tr  H†H − v2 4

  • · tr

h (DµH)† (DµH) i LS,0 =FS,0 tr h (DµH)† DνH i · tr h (DµH)† DνH i LS,1 =FS,1 tr h (DµH)† DµH i · tr h (DνH)† DνH i

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New Physics in Vector Boson Scattering

  • UV-incomplete amplitudes could violate perturbative (tree-level) unitarity
  • Algorithm: diagonalize the S-matrix by using spin-isospin eigenamplitudes (for on-shell

(electroweak) vector bosons

A(s, t, u) = 32⇡ P

`(2` + 1)A`(s)P`(1 + 2t/s)

A(w+w− → zz) = A(s, t, u), A(zz → zz) = A(s, t, u) + A(t, s, u) + A(u, s, t), A(w+w− → w+w−) = A(s, t, u) + A(t, s, u), A(w+z → w+z) = A(t, s, u), A(w+w+ → w+w+) = A(t, s, u) + A(u, s, t),

  • Unitarization for longitudinal

modes (Goldstone bosons)

  • Transversal modes could also

violate unitarity (ignored for now)

  • Project back on (off-shell) bosons
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New Physics in Vector Boson Scattering

  • UV-incomplete amplitudes could violate perturbative (tree-level) unitarity
  • Algorithm: diagonalize the S-matrix by using spin-isospin eigenamplitudes (for on-shell

(electroweak) vector bosons

A(s, t, u) = 32⇡ P

`(2` + 1)A`(s)P`(1 + 2t/s)

A(w+w− → zz) = A(s, t, u), A(zz → zz) = A(s, t, u) + A(t, s, u) + A(u, s, t), A(w+w− → w+w−) = A(s, t, u) + A(t, s, u), A(w+z → w+z) = A(t, s, u), A(w+w+ → w+w+) = A(t, s, u) + A(u, s, t),

  • Unitarization for longitudinal

modes (Goldstone bosons)

  • Transversal modes could also

violate unitarity (ignored for now)

  • Project back on (off-shell) bosons

Possible behavior:

Alboteanu/Kilian/JRR, 2008; Kilian/Ohl/JRR/Sekulla, 2014 New resonance Saturation Inelastic channels

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New Physics in Vector Boson Scattering

  • UV-incomplete amplitudes could violate perturbative (tree-level) unitarity
  • Algorithm: diagonalize the S-matrix by using spin-isospin eigenamplitudes (for on-shell

(electroweak) vector bosons

A(s, t, u) = 32⇡ P

`(2` + 1)A`(s)P`(1 + 2t/s)

A(w+w− → zz) = A(s, t, u), A(zz → zz) = A(s, t, u) + A(t, s, u) + A(u, s, t), A(w+w− → w+w−) = A(s, t, u) + A(t, s, u), A(w+z → w+z) = A(t, s, u), A(w+w+ → w+w+) = A(t, s, u) + A(u, s, t),

  • Unitarization for longitudinal

modes (Goldstone bosons)

  • Transversal modes could also

violate unitarity (ignored for now)

  • Project back on (off-shell) bosons

Possible behavior:

Alboteanu/Kilian/JRR, 2008; Kilian/Ohl/JRR/Sekulla, 2014 New resonance Saturation Inelastic channels

i 2

i a aK

aK 2 i 2

i aS a0 aT

K-matrix vs. T-matrix unitarization

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New Physics in Vector Boson Scattering

0.5 1.0 1.5 2.0 2.5 3.0

∆φeµ

50 100 150 200 250 300 350

N

bare unit SM

FHD = 30 TeV−2

0.5 1.0 1.5 2.0 2.5 3.0

∆φeµ

50 100 150 200 250 300 350

N

bare unit SM

FS,0 = 480 TeV−4

0.5 1.0 1.5 2.0 2.5 3.0

∆φeµ

50 100 150 200 250 300 350

N

bare unit SM

FS,1 = 480 TeV−4

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New Physics in Vector Boson Scattering

0.5 1.0 1.5 2.0 2.5 3.0

∆φeµ

50 100 150 200 250 300 350

N

bare unit SM

FHD = 30 TeV−2

0.5 1.0 1.5 2.0 2.5 3.0

∆φeµ

50 100 150 200 250 300 350

N

bare unit SM

FS,0 = 480 TeV−4

0.5 1.0 1.5 2.0 2.5 3.0

∆φeµ

50 100 150 200 250 300 350

N

bare unit SM

FS,1 = 480 TeV−4

4

α

  • 0.4 -0.3 -0.2 -0.1

0.1 0.2 0.3 0.4

5

α

  • 0.6
  • 0.4
  • 0.2

0.2 0.4 0.6

ATLAS 20.3 fb-1, s = 8 TeV

pp → W± W± jj K-matrix unitarization

68% CL 95% CL expected 95% CL Standard Model confidence intervals

ATLAS, PRL 2014

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Top Threshold at lepton colliders

ILC top threshold scan best-known method to measure top quark mass, ΔΜ ~ 30-50 MeV Heavy quark production at lepton colliders Threshold region (quantitatively)

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with F. Bach/A. Hoang/M. Stahlhofen

Top Threshold in WHIZARD

Implement resummed threshold effects as effective tab vertex [form factor] in WHIZARD from TOPPIK code [Jezabek/Teubner], included in WHIZARD Gv,a(0, pt, E + iΓt, ν)

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with F. Bach/A. Hoang/M. Stahlhofen

Top Threshold in WHIZARD

Implement resummed threshold effects as effective tab vertex [form factor] in WHIZARD from TOPPIK code [Jezabek/Teubner], included in WHIZARD Gv,a(0, pt, E + iΓt, ν) Threshold/Continuum Matching: WIP Default parameters:

M1S = 172 GeV, Γt = 1.54 GeV, αs(MZ) = 0.118

Rγ,Z(s) = F v(s)Rv(s) | {z }

s-wave: LL+NLL

+ F a(s)Ra(s) | {z }

p-wave∼v2:NNLL

BUT: differentially p-wave at NLL !

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with F. Bach/A. Hoang/M. Stahlhofen

Top Threshold in WHIZARD

Implement resummed threshold effects as effective tab vertex [form factor] in WHIZARD from TOPPIK code [Jezabek/Teubner], included in WHIZARD Gv,a(0, pt, E + iΓt, ν) Threshold/Continuum Matching: WIP Default parameters:

M1S = 172 GeV, Γt = 1.54 GeV, αs(MZ) = 0.118

Rγ,Z(s) = F v(s)Rv(s) | {z }

s-wave: LL+NLL

+ F a(s)Ra(s) | {z }

p-wave∼v2:NNLL

BUT: differentially p-wave at NLL !

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with F. Bach/A. Hoang/M. Stahlhofen

Top Threshold in WHIZARD

Implement resummed threshold effects as effective tab vertex [form factor] in WHIZARD from TOPPIK code [Jezabek/Teubner], included in WHIZARD Gv,a(0, pt, E + iΓt, ν)

Error estimate preliminary: DON’T QUOTE !!!

Threshold/Continuum Matching: WIP Default parameters:

M1S = 172 GeV, Γt = 1.54 GeV, αs(MZ) = 0.118

Rγ,Z(s) = F v(s)Rv(s) | {z }

s-wave: LL+NLL

+ F a(s)Ra(s) | {z }

p-wave∼v2:NNLL

BUT: differentially p-wave at NLL !

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Projects, Plans, Performance and all that

O’Mega Virtual Machine (OVM): ME via bytecode interpreter than compiled code ✓ Parton shower: LO merging (MLM ✓) , NLO matching QED shower (FSR) QED shower (ISR); exclusive part of ISR spectrum pT spectrum of ISR radiation automated massless/massive QCD NLO corrections: FS ✓ / Initial state in preparation ➝ WHIZARD 3.0 QED/electroweak NLO automation: longer time scale complete NLL NRQCD top threshold/NLO continuum matching; extension to ttH [✓] POWHEG matching implemented ✓ ; maybe also MC@NLO or Nagy-Soper matching Monte Carlo over helicities and colors Modified algorithm for multi-leg (tree) matrix elements: includes high-color flow amplitudes, QCD/EW coupling orders, general Lorentz structures Automatic generation of decays (and calculation of decay widths) ✓ New syntax for nested decay chains

process = e1, E1 => (t => (Wp => E2, nu2), b), tbar

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Conclusions & Outlook

WHIZARD 2.2 excellent tool for Collider Physics (ee, pp, ep) Allows to simulate all possible BSM models Allows for all SM backgrounds ee physics: beamspectra, LCIO, LC top threshold Main focus in physics: NLO automation ➝ WHIZARD 3.0 Ongoing projects: Lorentz structure, showers, merging Tell us what is missing, insufficient, annoying, desirable

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Conclusions & Outlook

WHIZARD 2.2 excellent tool for Collider Physics (ee, pp, ep) Allows to simulate all possible BSM models Allows for all SM backgrounds ee physics: beamspectra, LCIO, LC top threshold Main focus in physics: NLO automation ➝ WHIZARD 3.0 Ongoing projects: Lorentz structure, showers, merging Tell us what is missing, insufficient, annoying, desirable

even if it is in a conference summary talk ⟹ Challenge accepted !

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Conclusions & Outlook

WHIZARD 2.2 excellent tool for Collider Physics (ee, pp, ep) Allows to simulate all possible BSM models Allows for all SM backgrounds ee physics: beamspectra, LCIO, LC top threshold Main focus in physics: NLO automation ➝ WHIZARD 3.0 Ongoing projects: Lorentz structure, showers, merging Tell us what is missing, insufficient, annoying, desirable

even if it is in a conference summary talk ⟹ Challenge accepted !

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One Ring to Find them … or One Ring to Rule them out

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One Ring to Find them … or One Ring to Rule them out