Theses
You are interested in writing a thesis in the field of experimental particle physics?
We offer topics for bachelor and master theses on current research questions focussing on the reconstruction of hadronic signals in the ATLAS detector. An overview of the topics currently available in our junior research group can be found at the bottom of this page. Below there is also an overview of the theses written so far in our group on this topic.
If you are interested in one of the currently available topics, or if you would like to discuss other possiblities or topics in the field of particle physics, please feel free to contact us. We are looking forward to a chat with you.
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Currently available topics for theses
Optimization of the hadronic signal reconstruction in the calorimeter
Bachelor thesis / Master thesis - particle physics - group Delitzsch
Large-radius jet calibration for the HL-LHC
Bachelor thesis / Master thesis - particle physics - group Delitzsch
Substructure in Run 3 - Data / Monte Carlo simulation comparison
Bachelor thesis / Master thesis - particle physics - group Delitzsch
Differentiating between hadronically decaying W and Z bosons using ML
Bachelor thesis / Master thesis - particle physics - group Delitzsch
Effect of the polarizaton of W and Z bosons on substructure variables
Bachelor thesis / Master thesis - particle physics - group Delitzsch
Completed theses
Master theses
Jan Jäkel | Jet-Lepton Overlap Removal Optimization in context of the boosted H to WW to lnuqq measurement using Run 2 data in ATLAS | April 2024 |
Simone Ruscelli | Feasibility studies for the extraction of the efficiency of boosted W/Z identification algorithms in diboson events using 13 TeV proton-proton collisions in ATLAS | September 2023 |
Bachelor theses
Joel Koch | Quark versus gluon tagging in the forward direction using topo-towers with the ATLAS detector | August 2023 |
Bastian Schuchardt | Achievable performance of boosted object identification algorithms using machine learning techniques in ATLAS | Juli 2023 |
Simon Unterste-Wilms | Performance of boosted object identification in fast simulation at the ATLAS Experiment | Februar 2023 |