Abstract
| The production of a sufficiently large number of simulated Monte Carlo (MC) events is anticipated to be one of the most significant bottlenecks for many future high-energy physics (HEP) experiments. The simulation of the calorimeter response, in particular, represents a major computational challenge. While substantial efforts have been made by the HEP community to develop ML-based fast simulation models, integrating these into realistic experimental setups remains a significant hurdle. This paper outlines first efforts that have started to develop a fully experiment- independent library for fast calorimeter simulation, aiming at providing a uni- versal interface for the lateral and longitudinal parameterisation of calorimeter showers, as well as for ML-based approaches to shower generation. |