Jet Algorithms and Top Quark Mass Measurement
Jon Pumplin
Abstract
Mass measurements of objects that decay into hadronic jets, such as the top quark, are shown to be improved by using a variant of the kt jet algorithm in place of standard cone algorithms. The possibility and importance of better estimating the neutrino component in tagged b jets is demonstrated. These techniques will also be useful in the search for Higgs boson b b.
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