Huge bundle of particles with many trapezoids
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by Whoandwhatitis moderator
This image is much different from most others. There are a whole lot of particles from one OCV which seems to produce two bundles of particles, each with a lot of particles.
However, I don't see any indication of bottom quarks or other especially-energetic particles.
Also, there are trapezoids all over the detector. This is one of the most odd I've ever seen on this project.What happened in the collision here?
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by alanbarr scientist
The trapezoids are representations of "jets" of energy being deposited i the calorimeters. Why there is quite so much energy, but rather few tracks, is something I don't really understand. It's certainly unusual in that regard. We'll want to follow up on this one, I think...
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by Whoandwhatitis moderator in response to alanbarr's comment.
Great!
I see that this one was automatically included in my 'Very Interesting Signals' collection, which is supported by a tag group:
http://talk.higgshunters.org/#/collections/CHHL000003
If this object proves to be interesting in some way, then maybe these others could help provide more information.
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