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Lorentz Boost Networks: Autonomous Physics-Inspired Feature Engineering

Erdmann, Martin, Geiser, Erik, Rath, Yannik et al.

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We present a two-stage neural network architecture that enables a fully autonomous and comprehensive characterization of collision events by exclusively exploiting the four momenta of final-state particles.

We refer to the first stage of the architecture as Lorentz Boost Network (LBN).
The LBN allows the creation of particle combinations representing rest frames.
The LBN also enables the formation of further composite particles, which are then transformed into said rest frames by Lorentz transformation.

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