Muon Collider is a promising option for the next generation high-energy collider, possessing very low radiation losses due to synchrotron radiation.
Treatment of the beam-induced background is one of the most critical issues in such a machine.
Since the muon beams must be very intense to reach high luminosity, the muons decay products and subsequent particles from secondary interactions with the environment can reach the interaction point, limiting the physical performance of the detector.
This talk presents a reconstruction strategy for a benchmark process, H->bb-bar, in the presence of the beam-induced background.