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Tobias Toll
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An MC@NLO for heavy quarks in photoproduction is presented. This is the first lepton-hadron process to be included into MC@NLO. To construct an MC@NLO process dependent so called MC-subtraction terms need to be calculated. The resulting calculation is compared to a fixed order NLO calculation and the HERWIG event generator and is shown to perform well.
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