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Working group C summary Hadronic final states theory Mrinal Dasgupta

Collinear factorisation in QCD G.Rodrigo Factorisation in colour space : splitting matrix Understanding multiple collinear limit of QCD important : fixed order calculations, resummations, PDF evolution etc.

Derivation of one to three splitting functions :

Dijet rates with symmetric Et cuts A.Banfi Resummation is potentially very instructive : multiparton and involving jet definition

Work in progress involves matching to fixed NLO and understanding resummation effects with different algorithms (NLL terms).

Sudakov logs and power corrections Lorenzo Magnea Power corrections to event shape distributions : Dokshitzer-Webber approach is to shift the perturbative distribution by an amount proportional to 1/Q. Approximation works over large range but for very small values would break down. Need shape function ansatz (Korchemsky and Sterman)

Computer automated resummations Gavin Salam

Also need to test if exponentiates With all the information in place : Recursive IRC safety

Example : Transverse thrust at the Tevatron

Frank Krauss Monte Carlo models at the LHC

New event generators : SHERPA

THEPEG, Pythia7 and ARIADNE Leif Lonnblad

ME +PS matching in Ariadne W production at the Tevatron :

The new event generator HERWIG++ Stefan Gieseke New parton shower, different evolution variable Better coverage of soft gluon phase space

B fragmentation function

Photon production at hadron colliders

Azimuthal angle distribution

Gamma pair Qt distribution