Standard Model
These notebooks dive into the world of Standard Model searches, exploring the fundamental particles and forces that constitute the universe as described by the Standard Model of particle physics. Through these analyses, we aim to test the predictions of the Standard Model, enhancing our understanding of the universe.
Jupyter Notebooks
Uproot
Higgs to ZZ NEW
This notebook uses the 2025 release of the ATLAS Open Data to show you the steps to rediscover the Higgs boson yourself! You will discover the Higgs boson decaying into a pair of Z bosons, which are in turn decaying into a lepton-antilepton pair each.
Higgs to γγ analysis NEW
This notebook uses the 2025 release of ATLAS Open Data, with 36.1 fb, to show you the steps to rediscover the Higgs boson yourself! You will discover the Higgs boson decaying into two photons.
Find the Z boson NEW
This notebook guides you through finding the Z boson in events with two muons. It gives you a variety of possible extensions to explore these events, understand more about the Z boson, identify other Standard Model particles, or search for new particles.
Higgs boson to Muon-Antimuon Pair NEW
Using the 2025 release of ATLAS Open Data, this notebook walks you through the process of rediscovering Higgs-boson production via its decay into a muon–antimuon pair..
Searching for top-antitop quark pairs NEW
This notebook uses 2025 release of the ATLAS Open Data to guide you through the steps needed to rediscover the production of top-antitop quark pairs.
WZ to three leptons NEW
This notebook uses the 2025 release of ATLAS Open Data, with 36.1 fb, to show you the steps to find events where a W- and a Z-boson have been produced and decayed into lepton-neutrino and lepton-antilepton pairs, respectively! You will be able to reconstruct the mass of both the W- and the Z-boson using both electrons and muons.