New algorithm for reconstructing particles on the Massive Hadron Collider

Researchers have applied a ground-breaking algorithm for reconstructing particles on the Massive Hadron Collider. The venture is a part of the Compact Muon Solenoid (CMS) experiment — considered one of seven put in experiments which makes use of detectors to research the particles produced by collisions within the accelerator.

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