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MadVfold: accelerating NLO event generation and reducing negative weights with SIMD vectorization and GPUs
NLO simulations are essential for LHC physics analyses but are expensive, as they are not only slow but also lead to negative weights, which imply the need to simulate much larger samples of events. Folding is a powerful technique to reduce negative weights but is itself expensive. In this paper I p
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