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*Reweighting Monte Carlo Predictions and Automated Fragmentation Variations in Pythia 8

Mar 1, 2023·
Christian Bierlich1
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Phil Ilten2
,
Tony Menzo2
,
Stephen Mrenna
,
Manuel Szewc
,
Michael K. Wilkinson
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Jure Zupan
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Ph.D. Candidate
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