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\documentclass[NOTE, REPORT=true, atlasdraft=false, UKenglish]{atlasdoc}
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\usepackage{atlaspackage}

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% Style file with biblatex options for ATLAS documents.
\usepackage{atlasbiblatex}

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% Useful macros
\usepackage[process]{atlasphysics}
% See doc/atlas_physics.pdf for a list of the defined symbols.
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%   true:  journal, misc, particle, unit, xref
%   false: BSM, heppparticle, hepprocess, hion, jetetmiss, math, process, other
% See the package for details on the options.

% Files with references for use with biblatex.
% Note that biber gives an error if it finds empty bib files.
%\addbibresource{MC16_snippets.bib}

\addbibresource{../../bib/ATLAS.bib}
\addbibresource{../../bib/ATLAS-errata.bib}
\addbibresource{../../bib/ATLAS-useful.bib}
\addbibresource{../../bib/CMS.bib}
\addbibresource{../../bib/ConfNotes.bib}
\addbibresource{../../bib/PubNotes.bib}

% Paths for figures - do not forget the / at the end of the directory name.
\graphicspath{{../../logos/}{figures/}}

% Add your own definitions here (file MC16_snippets-defs.sty).
\usepackage{MC16_snippets-defs}

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% Title, abstract and document
% \input{MC16_snippets-metadata}
% Title
\AtlasTitle{References and set-up descriptions for the MC16 campaign}

% Author - this does not work with revtex (add it after \begin{document})
\author{The ATLAS Collaboration}

% Comment or remove in final version.
\AtlasRefCode{Version \ATPackageVersion}

% Abstract - % directly after { is important for correct indentation
\AtlasAbstract{%
    This document is intended as a template for referencing ATLAS Monte Carlo
    set-ups for Standard Model processes produced in the MC16
    campaign. It includes descriptions of the generator configurations and
    the appropriate references.
}

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\hypersetup{pdftitle={ATLAS document},pdfauthor={The ATLAS Collaboration}}

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% Content
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\begin{document}

\maketitle

\tableofcontents

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% Intro
\chapter{Introduction}

This document is a collection of short descriptions of the baseline Standard Model processes
produced as part of the ATLAS MC16 production campaign. Often a short and a long description
is provided, depending on whether a sample is used as a background or a signal sample in an
analysis, respectively.

It is assumed that paper editors will make a final pass through the wording, e.g.\ to avoid
acronyms being introduced multiple times.
The descriptions contain the appropriate citations which are included by default in
the \texttt{atlaslatex} package as well.
These citations often reflect decades of theory work and would have typically been agreed upon
with the generator developers, who rely on them to secure funding for future generator development.
PMG therefore strongly encourages \emph{keeping all recommended citations} for any given snippet.

Please note that the generator versions can generally change from sample to sample.
A change in the third digit typically indicates some sort of technical bug fix that
does not affect the physics modelling otherwise.
In order to save CPU time, samples are often regenerated only when they are affected
by a (sufficiently severe) bug and so even within a set of final states
of any given process, the generator version may differ.

You may have to add the \texttt{process} or \texttt{hepprocess} option to the \texttt{atlasphysics} package for some generators.
In addition, some useful macros for processes are defined in the style file \texttt{MC\_snippets-defs.sty}.

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% Common generator details
%\include{MC}
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% Minbias
\include{Pileup}
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% V+jets
\include{BJ}
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% Multiboson
\include{MB}
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% Higgs processes
\include{Higgs}
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% Top
\include{TQ}
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% RareTop
\include{RT}
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% Jets
\include{MJ}
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% Photon processes
\include{GJ}

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% Print the bibliography
\printbibliography
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\end{document}
