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From Lagrangians to Events: Computer Tutorial at the MC4BSM-2012 Workshop

by: Stefan Ask, Neil D. Christensen, Claude Duhr, Christophe Grojean, Stefan Hoeche, Konstantin Matchev, Olivier Mattelaer, Stephen Mrenna, Andreas Papaefstathiou, Myeonghun Park, Maxim Perelstein, Peter Skands
(3 Sep 2012)  Key: citeulike:11184101

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This is a written account of the computer tutorial offered at the Sixth MC4BSM workshop at Cornell University, March 22-24, 2012. The tools covered during the tutorial include: FeynRules, LanHEP, MadGraph, CalcHEP, Pythia 8, Herwig++, and Sherpa. In the tutorial, we specify a simple extension of the Standard Model, at the level of a Lagrangian. The software tools are then used to automatically generate a set of Feynman rules, compute the invariant matrix element for a sample process, and generate both parton-level and fully hadronized/showered Monte Carlo event samples. The tutorial is designed to be self-paced, and detailed instructions for all steps are included in this write-up. Installation instructions for each tool on a variety of popular platforms are also provided.


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