LHCben

LHCben is a software package designed for the analysis of data from the Large Hadron Collider (LHC). Developed by a collaborative effort, it provides a suite of tools and algorithms to process, reconstruct, and analyze particle collision events. The primary focus of LHCben is to facilitate the study of high-energy physics phenomena, including the search for new particles and the precise measurement of Standard Model parameters.

The package is built with flexibility and extensibility in mind, aiming to support the diverse needs of experimental and theoretical physicists working with LHC data. It typically includes modules for event simulation, detector response modeling, and statistical analysis. Researchers can utilize LHCben to perform tasks such as particle identification, jet reconstruction, and the calculation of invariant masses.

LHCben is often employed in conjunction with other established physics analysis frameworks, allowing for a comprehensive approach to data interpretation. Its development is driven by the ongoing quest to understand the fundamental building blocks of the universe and the forces that govern them, contributing to the scientific output of major LHC experiments.