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arxiv hep-ph/0210213 v2 pith:36FEG4NH submitted 2002-10-15 hep-ph hep-ex

G Corcella (MPI , Munich) , IG Knowles (Edinburgh U.) , G Marchesini (Milan Bicocca U. & INFN , Milan) , S Moretti (CERN , Geneva & IPPP , Durham)
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K Odagiri (KEK Tsukuba) P Richardson (Cambridge U. DAMTP) MH Seymour (Manchester U.) BR Webber (Cambridge U.)
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A new release of the Monte Carlo program HERWIG (version 6.5) is now available. The main new features are: support for the Les Houches interface to matrix element generators; additional SM and MSSM Higgs processes in lepton collisions; additional matrix elements for the spin correlation algorithm; a new version of the ISAWIG interface; interface to the MC@NLO program for heavy quark, Higgs and vector boson production in hadron collisions. boson pair production in hadron collisions. This is planned to be the last major release of Fortran HERWIG. Future developments will be implemented in a new C++ event generator, HERWIG++.

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