Since 2013, there was a number of publications based on the HepSim simulated samples. Here are some of them I'm aware of:

• A. V. Kotwal, S. Chekanov, M. Low, Double Higgs Production in the 4τ channel from resonances in longitudinal vector boson scattering at a 100 TeV collider, arXiv:1504.08042. Phys. Rev. D 91, 114018 (2015)
• B.Auerbach, S.Chekanov, J.Love, J.Proudfoot and A.V.Kotwal. “Sensitivity to new high-mass states decaying to ttbar at a 100 TeV collider”, arXiv:1412.5951. 2014. Phys. Rev. D 91 (2015) 034014
• J.Sagoff (edtor). News article. “Researchers create enormous simulation of proton collisions”. Argonne Science Highlights. December 12, 2014. Argonne Science Highlights article
• R.Calkins et al. Reconstructing top quarks at the upgraded LHC and at future accelerators. (Summary of the Snowmass Top algorithms and detectors. High Energy Frontier Study Group). E-print: arXiv:1307.6908. Snowmass proceedings 2013. SNOW13-00076
• B.Auerbach, S.V.Chekanov, N.Kidonakis. Studies of highly-boosted top quarks near the TeV scale using jet masses at the LHC. E-print: arxiv.org:1301.5810 ANL-HEP-13-05. Snowmass proceedings 2013
• K.Agashe et al., Snowmass 2013 Top quark working group report. Top Working Group. e-Print: arXiv:1311.2028
• J.Adelman, M.Baumgart, A.Garcia-Bellido, A.Loginov. Determining Top Quark Couplings at the LHC: Snowmass White Paper arXiv:1308.5274. SNOW13-00154
• S.V. Chekanov, I. Pogrebnyak, D. Wilbern, Cross-platform validation and analysis environment for particle physics, arXiv:1510.06638
• S.V.Chekanov, J.Dull. Energy range of hadronic calorimeter towers and cells for high-pT jets at a 100 TeV collider, arXiv:1510.06638

There is also a number ATLAS studies that used HepSim files from this repository.

• S.Chekanov. Challenges for Higgs physics for a 100 TeV collider. Link to PDF. CPAD conference. Arlington, Taxes, USA, October 5, 2015
• A.V. Kotwal. Study of double Higgs production at a VLHC. Link to the talk.
• S.Chekanov. Sensitivity to New High-mass States Decaying to ttbar in Fully Boosted Regime at a 100 TeV Collider Link to a talk in PDF. IAS program on Future of HEP. Jan 2008, 2015. Joint Consortium of Fundamental Physics, Hong Kong, China. link to the talk.
• S.Chekanov. Studies of HCAL calorimeter segmentation for FCC (Link to a talk). FCC-hh calorimeters informal meeting, Dec. 2015
• C.Doglioni. High mass resonances: reach and detector requirements. Higgs & BSM at 100 TeV workshop.11-13 March 2015, CERN Link to the talk
• S.Chekanov, J.Proudfoot, Effect of had. calorimeter transversal granularity on boosted top mass resolution. Link to a talk
• C.Helsens, Performance requirements of the electromagnetic and hadronic calorimeters. Workshop on requirements for future detector technologies in view of FCC-hh. Link to a talk.
• J.Love. A study of high mass Z' → tt decays: lessons learned. Link to the talk. Higgs & BSM at 100 TeV meeting (March, 11-15, 2015)
• C.Solans, Longitudinal containment parametrization for TeV single hadrons and jets at a 100 TeV collider. FCC-hh calorimeters informal meeting, Link to the talk
• S.Chekanov. High-mass states decaying to ttbar in fully boosted regime at a 100 TeV collider. Next steps in the Energy Frontier - Hadron Colliders, Workshop at LPC@FNAL. Link to the meeting
• S.Chekanov. Performance requirements for Hadron Calorimeters. First Annual Meeting of the Future Circular Collider (FCC) study. 23-29 March 2015, Washington D.C. Link to the talk.
• Simulations for the Energy Frontier. JLab detector group meeting (plusANL/HEP and ANL/Physics divisions). Jan 13, 2016. jlab_simulations_hep.pdf

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