CERN hosts the world’s largest particle accelerator, the LHC, where beams of particles are accelerated and made to collide to study the fundamental structures of our universe. The LHC produces petabytes of physics data regarding particle collisions that need to be analysed efficiently. These collisions are expressed as operations on particles, represented as 4-dimensional time-space vectors, also known as Lorentz Vectors. Analysing these massive amounts of data naturally requires highly efficient and complex software solutions.

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