Recently, the ATLAS collaboration examined data from LHC Run 2 (2015–2018) to determine how often top quark pairs are found with bottom or charm quarks. One study specifically focused on top quark pairs formed with “b-jets,” which are particles from bottom quarks. Researchers used flavor-tagging algorithms to accurately identify these b-jets by detecting specific patterns in the data.
How pairs of top quarks are produced?
Decoding top quarks with precision
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