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Double parton scattering and multiple parton interaction results from the ATLAS and the CMS experiments at the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) are presented. Many measurements on underlying events with different processes at different energy scales are available from the two major experiments at LHC. Nowadays, the primary focus of the LHC experiments is on studying double parton scattering, where the effective cross section is considered as the most important link to the theories. As a first step to the measurement, CMS provides the data distributions of the observables which are sensitive to double parton scattering. ATLAS provides first measurement of effective cross section.

Double-parton-scatterings and multi-parton-interactions in ATLAS+CMS