Emerging Jets Search, Triton Server Deployment, and Track Quality Development: Machine Learning Applications in High Energy Physics

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This document is a Thesis Approval Form for Claire Savard, a doctoral candidate in Physics at the University of Colorado Boulder. The thesis, titled "Emerging Jets Search, Triton Server Deployment, and Track Quality Development: Machine Learning Applications in High Energy Physics," details research involving machine learning applications within the field of high-energy physics. The form confirms that the student has not performed research involving human subjects or live animals, thus not requiring IRB or IACUC approval. It also specifies that the final copy of the thesis has been examined and approved by the committee chair, Kevin Stenson, and committee member, Keith Ulmer, indicating that both the content and formatting meet scholarly presentation standards. The document serves as an official record of thesis approval by the Graduate School.

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What is the title of Claire Savard's doctoral thesis?

Claire Savard's doctoral thesis is titled "Emerging Jets Search, Triton Server Deployment, and Track Quality Development: Machine Learning Applications in High Energy Physics."

What degree is Claire Savard pursuing?

Claire Savard is pursuing a Doctoral Degree in Physics.

Who are the signatories approving the thesis?

The thesis has been examined and approved by the Committee Chair, Kevin Stenson, and the Committee Member, Keith Ulmer.

Aug 3, 2026

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