Doctoral Dissertation Open Access
Heidecker, Christoph
{ "abstract": "<p>Accurately measured jets are mandatory for precision measurements of the Standard Model of particle physics as well as for searches for new physics.<br>\nThe increased instantaneous luminosity and center-of-mass energy at LHC Run 2 pose challenges for pileup mitigation and the measurement of jet characteristics.<br>\nThis thesis concentrates on using Z + jets events to calibrate the energy scale of jets recorded by the CMS detector in 2018.<br>\nFurthermore, it proposes a new procedure for determining the jet momentum resolution using Z + jets events.<br>\nThis procedure is expected to allow cross-checking complementary measurement approaches and increasing the accuracy of the jet momentum resolution at the CMS experiment.<br>\n<br>\nData-intensive end-user analyses in High Energy Physics such as the presented calibration of jets put enormous challenges on the computing infrastructure since requiring high data throughput.<br>\nBesides the particle physics analysis, this thesis also focuses on accelerating data processing within a distributed computing infrastructure via a coordinated distributed caching approach.<br>\nCoordinated placement of critical data within distributed caches and matching workflows to the most suitable host in terms of cached data allows for optimizing processing efficiency.<br>\nImproving the processing of data-intensive workflows aims at shortening turnaround cycles and thus deriving physics results, e.g. the jet calibration results, faster.</p>", "author": [ { "family": "Heidecker, Christoph" } ], "id": "22011", "issued": { "date-parts": [ [ 2020, 10, 8 ] ] }, "language": "eng", "title": "Jet Momentum Resolution for the CMS Experiment and Distributed Data Caching Strategies", "type": "thesis" }