Abstract
Tau leptons play a key role in physics studies at the LHC. Interests in using tau leptons include (but are not limited to) their ability to offer a relatively low background environment, a competitive way of probing new physics as well as the possibility to explore new physics regions not accessible otherwise. The tau identification and reconstruction algorithms developed for the CMS experiment are described, from the first level of the trigger to the off-line reconstruction and selection.
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