Soft QCD in ATLAS: measurements and modelling of multi-parton interactions

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33 pages, Proceedings of the 51st Cracow School of Theoretical Physics, June 2011

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10.5506/APhysPolB.42.2669

Soft QCD contributes to all observables at the LHC, due to the presences of underlying event (UE) and pile-up in all events. Both these processes are dominated by multi-parton interactions (MPI), i.e. the result of proton collisions containing more than one partonic interaction due to collective and beam remnant effects. While there is undoubtedly interesting physics involved in MPI, the primary interest of LHC experiments is to characterise and model the behaviour of UE and pile-up sufficiently well that their influence may be cleanly subtracted in the process of searching for new physics signatures at 7 TeV and beyond. I summarise the soft QCD measurements made by ATLAS using the 2010 and early 2011 datasets, and the use of this data to improve Monte Carlo generator models of MPI for use in forthcoming simulation campaigns.

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