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CCAST-Tsinghua School, 26/4/2009 Mark Thomson 4ILC Calorimetry GoalsAim for jet energy resolution giving di-jet mass resolutionsimilar to Gauge boson widthsFor a pair of jets have:For di-jet mass resolution of order+ term due to θ 12 uncertaintyAssuming a single jet energy resolution with normal stochastic term Typical di-jet energies at ILC (100-300 GeV)suggests jet energy resolution goal ofE jj /GeV α(E jj )100 < 27 %200< 38 %
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Conclusions Particle Flow at the IL
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