Agenda ------ (1) Trigger Veto Studies Alex Finch, Mark Lehto, Gerrit Prange (2) Tagged jets Mark Lehto (3) A.O.B. Minutes ------- (1) Alex presented his study of the proposed trigger Veto using the number of Ecal modules to veto events with only DBLCE2 or TRKCNT2 set. He concluded that to be any use against background the veto would have to be set at 4 modules but that would seriously impact on the gamma gamma physics, and even at 8 it would kill events. The events lost would be at high energies, e.g. total energy in Eflow around 20GeV, where events are still only triggered by one of these two triggers in many cases. Mark and Gerrit had come to similar conclusions. It was suggested that to pursue this further additional code would be provided by the trigger group that would allow studies of changing thresholds on other triggers, such as total energy, which might allow these events to be recovered. This will be discussed again at Siena (2) Mark had been hoping to show the result of applying cone jet finding to the partons produced by JETVip, however a bug prevented this. JETVIp is a program that allows theoretical predictions for jet production by virtual photons. He has however generated events using the new improved Herwig `kt_dyn' algorithm and compared them to 183 GeV data. Agreement with number of charged tracks and 1/N dE/d eta is very good, however the number of eflow objects plotted against pseudorapidity (eta) does not agree so well. Odd! He will investigate further. Hope to see more in Siena. (3) Roger Jones reported that interest was expressed in Tampere about Muon pair production and asked if there was any prospect of producing a paper. Chris Brew who worked on this for his thesis a few years ago is still in the field but not now working on Aleph. If he doesn't do it, it seems unlikely anyone else will in the short term. !!! Please check the copies of transparencies in Bld.2 as well !!! Alex