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SpartyJet 4.0 User's Manual

Delsart, Pierre-Antoine, Geerlings, Kurtis L., Huston, Joey et al.

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SpartyJet is a set of software tools for jet finding and analysis, built around the FastJet library of jet algorithms.

SpartyJet provides four key extensions to FastJet: a simple Python interface to most FastJet features, a powerful framework for building up modular analyses, extensive input file handling capabilities, and a graphical browser for viewing analysis output and creating new on-the-fly analyses.
Many of these capabilities rely on a ROOT-based backend.
Beyond finding jets, many jet tools in SpartyJet perform measurement of jet or event variables, available to subsequent tools and stored in the final output.

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