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Status of ILD new 250 GeV common MC sample production

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 Added by Hiroaki Ono
 Publication date 2021
  fields Physics
and research's language is English




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We are producing high statistics 250 GeV common MC samples for the ILD physics study using the latest generator, simulation, and reconstruction packages. In the production, we utilize ILCDirac distributed computing environment. The estimated resource requirements, the current status and prospects of the production are presented.



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