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A 25 minute presentation describing my work with declarative analyses. I relate the work I've done on LINQTOTTree, a LINQ back end for the C# language. LINQ specifies what we want to do with the data (require the track with pT>1 GeV closest to the jet axis to be less than delta R of 0.3 away), but not how to do it. A back end translates this into C++ and then runs it on ROOT files. This has been used for two public ATLAS analyses. I describe the design of the system and my experiences with it. It was given at a HSF workshop in Amsterdam, where discussions are underway exploring how the HEP community should approach the data from the HL LHC.
Functional Programming, Physics, CERN, LHC, ATLAS, Analysis
Functional Programming, Physics, CERN, LHC, ATLAS, Analysis
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