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During the Long Shutdown 1 (LS1), the LHC underwent several improvements. In consequence, it delivers proton beams accelerated to 6 500 GeV. In August 2015, the machine bunch time spacing was changed from 50 ns to 25 ns. In September, the LHC beam emittance was improved which resulted in a rapid growth of the delivered luminosity. During the LS1, the ATLAS detector [1] was upgraded and refurbished. The detector upgrade and performance were discussed by M. Wessels and H. Ma during this conference. The detector parts, important for the analyses presented below, were:

Standard Model Results from ATLAS --- Early 13 TeV Data