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How to GAN Higher Jet Resolution

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arxiv 2012.11944 v4 pith:JA3AGDJU submitted 2020-12-22 hep-ph

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QCD-jets at the LHC are described by simple physics principles. We show how super-resolution generative networks can learn the underlying structures and use them to improve the resolution of jet images. We test this approach on massless QCD-jets and on fat top-jets and find that the network reproduces their main features even without training on pure samples. In addition, we show how a slim network architecture can be constructed once we have control of the full network performance.

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