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Enhancing charge ratio sensitivity to hadronization effects via jet selections on resolved SoftDrop splitting

An American Physical Society journal article (published 2025-02-07) presents a methodological study aiming to increase sensitivity of charge-ratio measurements via jet-selection criteria applied to resolved SoftDrop splittings. Source metadata includes publisher (APS) and a DOI but provides no experimental results or impact details in the supplied excerpt.

Categories: science-and-space

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The paper reports a methodological advance relevant to researchers conducting particle-physics measurements.

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Enhancing charge ratio sensitivity to hadronization effects via jet selections on resolved SoftDrop splitting

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