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Using Upgrades to the ATLAS Hardware Trigger to Search for Rare Couplings of the Higgs Boson through Displaced Jets and Photon Decay Channels
The LHC collides protons to create an event rate of 40 MHz. This generates more data than we are able to save for later analysis.The ATLAS experiment implements a two-tiered trigger system, divided into hardware and software triggers, to reduce the rate of accepted events. Improvements to the trigge
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