H -> 4 m in the low mass region E.Meoni, L.Larotonda, M.Antonelli, F.Cerutti
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H -> 4 H -> 4 in the low mass region in the low mass regionE.Meoni, L.Larotonda, M.Antonelli, F.CeruttiE.Meoni, L.Larotonda, M.Antonelli, F.Cerutti
H -> 4 H -> 4 in the low mass region in the low mass regionE.Meoni, L.Larotonda, M.Antonelli, F.CeruttiE.Meoni, L.Larotonda, M.Antonelli, F.Cerutti
• Introduction
• ATLFAST++ and MOORE/MuID performance
• Irreducible background rejection
• Reducible bkg. Rejection
• Status and prospects
• Introduction
• ATLFAST++ and MOORE/MuID performance
• Irreducible background rejection
• Reducible bkg. Rejection
• Status and prospects
IntroductionIntroductionIntroductionIntroduction
• Study started more then 1 year ago with twofold goals:– Validate ATLFAST++ and ATHENA Moore/MuID– Improve analysis w.r.t. TDR by using
multivariate techniques against irreducible (ZZ->4) and reducible (tt and Zbb) backgrounds
• Started with ATHENA release 6.0.3• Mass region studied: MH[130-180] GeV
(low mass is the most challenging because of the off-shell Z and higher bkg)
• Here results showed for MH=130 GeV
• Study started more then 1 year ago with twofold goals:– Validate ATLFAST++ and ATHENA Moore/MuID– Improve analysis w.r.t. TDR by using
multivariate techniques against irreducible (ZZ->4) and reducible (tt and Zbb) backgrounds
• Started with ATHENA release 6.0.3• Mass region studied: MH[130-180] GeV
(low mass is the most challenging because of the off-shell Z and higher bkg)
• Here results showed for MH=130 GeV
IntroductionIntroductionIntroductionIntroduction
• Samples produced with PYTHIA 6.2 with the exception of Zbb (ACERMC ME)
• Filter: 4 with Pt>4 GeV and ||<2.7
• Samples produced with PYTHIA 6.2 with the exception of Zbb (ACERMC ME)
• Filter: 4 with Pt>4 GeV and ||<2.7
Produced Equiv. Int. Luminosity
H 4 (m=130 GeV) 50 K 1.5 10^5 fb-1
H 4 (m=150 GeV) 50 K 9.8 10^4 fb-1
H 4(m=180 GeV) 50 K 1.8 10^5 fb-1
ZZ4 115 K 1.4 10^4 fb-1
(Z/*)(Z*/ *)-> 2µ2 27 K 8.5 10^4 fb-1
(Z/*)bb, with (Z/*)->2 µ + 2 filter 93 K 9.7 10^2 fb-1
tt->WbWb, with W-> 698 K 6.3 10^3 fb-1
Introduction: Pt and Introduction: Pt and spectra spectraIntroduction: Pt and Introduction: Pt and spectra spectra
ATLFAST++, MH=130 GeV
Pt(GeV)
Introduction: analyses chainIntroduction: analyses chainIntroduction: analyses chainIntroduction: analyses chain
Analysis with Multivariate methods
COMMON PRESELECTION 4 muons, null total charge : 2 with pT > 20 GeV and | | < 2.5 2 with pT > 7 GeV and | | < 2.5
Couples µ+ µ- with invariant mass : M12= Mz ± 15 GeV M34> 20 GeV ( mH= 130GeV )
M12= Mz ± 10 GeV M34>30 GeV ( mH= 150GeV )
M12=Mz ± 6 GeV M34>60 GeV ( mH= 180GeV )
Lepton isolation cuts (single variable cuts)
Lepton isolation cut likelihood/NN (with isolation variables) cut
Angular cut likelihood/NN (with angular variables and M12 & M34) cuts
TDR analysis
Mass window cut (mH 2 ) to compute significance
Mass window cut (mH 2 ) to compute significance
Introduction: software codesIntroduction: software codesIntroduction: software codesIntroduction: software codes
• ATLFAST++ (object oriented version of ALTAS fast simulation implemented in ATHENA framework)
• ATHENA: MOORE/MuID with muon spectrometer in standalone and combined – started with version 6.0.3 many bugs found– latest results with 7.0.2
• First step check of general performance– Efficiency– Pt resolution– MH resolution
• ATLFAST++ (object oriented version of ALTAS fast simulation implemented in ATHENA framework)
• ATHENA: MOORE/MuID with muon spectrometer in standalone and combined – started with version 6.0.3 many bugs found– latest results with 7.0.2
• First step check of general performance– Efficiency– Pt resolution– MH resolution
Selection efficiencySelection efficiencySelection efficiencySelection efficiency
• Acceptance after kinematic cuts (4m and M12 and M34 cuts):– ATLFAST++: 33.0%– TDR: 33.5%– MOORE/MuID combined 6.0.3: 9%– Inefficiency concentrated in low Pt region
• Acceptance after kinematic cuts (4m and M12 and M34 cuts):– ATLFAST++: 33.0%– TDR: 33.5%– MOORE/MuID combined 6.0.3: 9%– Inefficiency concentrated in low Pt region
Muid CombinedMuid CombinedAthena6.0.3Athena6.0.3
Selection efficiencySelection efficiencySelection efficiencySelection efficiency
• Improved with version 7.0.2– MOORE/MuID combined 7.0.2: 23%– Inefficiency concentrated eta~2 region
• Improved with version 7.0.2– MOORE/MuID combined 7.0.2: 23%– Inefficiency concentrated eta~2 region
Muid CombinedMuid CombinedAthena7.0.2Athena7.0.2
Mass resolutionMass resolutionMass resolutionMass resolution
• Performance muon spectrometer:– TDR: 2.7 GeV– MOORE 7.0.2: 3.0 GeV
• Combined (including Z mass constraint):– TDR: 1.4 GeV– ATLFAST++: 1.5 GeV– MOORE/MUID comb 7.0.2: 1.7 GeV
• Performance muon spectrometer:– TDR: 2.7 GeV– MOORE 7.0.2: 3.0 GeV
• Combined (including Z mass constraint):– TDR: 1.4 GeV– ATLFAST++: 1.5 GeV– MOORE/MUID comb 7.0.2: 1.7 GeV
Irreducible bkg.: ZZ->4Irreducible bkg.: ZZ->4Irreducible bkg.: ZZ->4Irreducible bkg.: ZZ->4
• Multivariate analyses: in addition to MH, M12 and M34 there are other 9 independent kinematic variables (12 in total)
• Try to select variable sensitive to the spin and parity of the signal • Combine all variables with multivariate techniques: likelihood and NN
• Multivariate analyses: in addition to MH, M12 and M34 there are other 9 independent kinematic variables (12 in total)
• Try to select variable sensitive to the spin and parity of the signal • Combine all variables with multivariate techniques: likelihood and NN
Likelihood function (and neural network) with 11 variables:- Angle of the decay planes of the two Z in Higgs rest frame (see ATL-COM-PHYS-2003-001,Buszello et al.)- Angle between - in Z rest frame and Z boost in Higgs rest frame (both for on-shell Z and off-shell Z) (see ATL-COM-PHYS-2003-001,Buszello et al.)- Angle between Z (both on-shell and off-shell) direction in Higgs rest frame and the Higgs boost- Angle between the two + in Higgs rest frame - Angle between the two - in Higgs rest frame - Angle between the two of Z (both on-shell and off-shell)- Invariant masses of the two + couples (M12 and M34)
Likelihood function (and neural network) with 11 variables:- Angle of the decay planes of the two Z in Higgs rest frame (see ATL-COM-PHYS-2003-001,Buszello et al.)- Angle between - in Z rest frame and Z boost in Higgs rest frame (both for on-shell Z and off-shell Z) (see ATL-COM-PHYS-2003-001,Buszello et al.)- Angle between Z (both on-shell and off-shell) direction in Higgs rest frame and the Higgs boost- Angle between the two + in Higgs rest frame - Angle between the two - in Higgs rest frame - Angle between the two of Z (both on-shell and off-shell)- Invariant masses of the two + couples (M12 and M34)
Angle between the decay planes of the two Z in Higgs rest frame
Angle between - in the Zrest frame and Z boost in Higgs rest frame
HH44
HH44 HH44
HH44 HH44
HH44
ZZZZ44ZZZZ44 ZZZZ44
ZZZZ44 ZZZZ44
ATLFASTATLFAST ATLFASTATLFASTATLFASTATLFAST
ATLFASTATLFASTATLFASTATLFAST ATLFASTATLFAST
FULL REC.FULL REC.
FULL REC.FULL REC.FULL REC.FULL REC.
FULL REC.FULL REC.FULL REC.FULL REC.
FULL REC.FULL REC.ZZZZ44
Angle between on-shell Z direction in Higgs rest frame and Higgs boost
Results with Fast simulationResults with Fast simulationResults with Fast simulationResults with Fast simulation
Results for Results for
L=30 fbL=30 fb-1 -1 inside inside
mass windowmass window
ATLFAST++TDR CUTS
ATLFAST++LIKELIHOOD
ATLFAST++NEURAL NETWORK
H ZZ* 4µ 4.40 5.71 5.62
(Z/*)(Z*/ *) 4µ 0.97 1.46 1.34
Poisson SignificancePoisson Significance 3.03.0 3.33.3 3.43.4
Improvement: mainly coming from Improvement: mainly coming from M12M12 and and M34M34 optimization optimization
angles relevant only at higher MHangles relevant only at higher MH
Improvement: mainly coming from Improvement: mainly coming from M12M12 and and M34M34 optimization optimization
angles relevant only at higher MHangles relevant only at higher MH
Reducible backgroundReducible backgroundReducible backgroundReducible background
• 2 out of 4 muons not isolated in tt and Zbb background• 2 out of 4 muons not isolated in tt and Zbb background
Likelihood (and neural network) with 6 variables:Likelihood (and neural network) with 6 variables:-the 2 largest normalized impact parameters(IP) in trasverse plane of the 4 IP-the 2 largest pT reconstructed inside a cone of R=0.2 around the 4 µ tracks-the 2 largest total transverse energy depositions in calorimeters (EM+HC) in a cone of R=0.2 around the 4µ tracks
We have added in CBNT ntuple block of Moore/Muid the energy deposition in cones We have added in CBNT ntuple block of Moore/Muid the energy deposition in cones of different radii around the “muon track”of different radii around the “muon track”
““muon track” defined in 4 ways: moore trk, muid statandalone trk, muid combined trk, muon track” defined in 4 ways: moore trk, muid statandalone trk, muid combined trk, iPat trkiPat trk
Best results with: energy of radius R=0.2 around “iPat” trkBest results with: energy of radius R=0.2 around “iPat” trk
SignalSignalttbarttbarZbbZbb
After pT & After pT & cuts cutsand m12 & m34 cutsand m12 & m34 cuts
SignalSignalttbarttbarZbbZbb
SignalSignalttbarttbarZbbZbb
Largest IPLargest IP
Largest pT Largest pT
Largest energy loss Largest energy loss Around iPat trackAround iPat track
Signal eff. Zbbar Rej. ttbar Rej.
Likelihood Likelihood 81%81% 101 101 ± 17± 17 1733 ±5331733 ±533
Neural Network 81% 75 ± 12 1014 ± 203
TDR TDR 81%81% 110 ± 50110 ± 50 1200 ± 3501200 ± 350
ATLFAST 76% 170 ± 40 590 ± 120
After pT & After pT & cuts cutsand m12 & m34 cutsand m12 & m34 cuts
LikelihoodLikelihoodNeuralNeural NetworkNetwork
Final Results: L=30 fbFinal Results: L=30 fb-1-1Final Results: L=30 fbFinal Results: L=30 fb-1-1
MUID
H H 4 4(Ang. lik & isol lik cut )
MUID
H H 4 4 lep lep(results of H 4
Multiplied by 4)
ATLFAST++
H H 44(Ang lik &ATLF’s isol. cuts)
TDR
HH4lep4lep
Signal (mH=130GeV)
4.45 17.8 5.71 11.4
ZZ 4 1.34 5.36 1.46 2.27
ZZ 2 0.12 0.48 0.21 0.20
zbbar 0.45 1.80 0.34 0.12
ttbar 0.01 0.04 0.02 0.02
BKG 1.92 7.68 2.03 2.61
PoissonPoisson
SignificanceSignificance2.42.4 5.05.0 3.03.0 4.8 4.8
Mass plotsMass plotsMass plotsMass plots
SignalZZ 4 ZZ 2 ttbarZbb
SignalZZ 4 ZZ 2 ttbarZbb
All channels
All channels
After preselection (4After preselection (4,Qtot=0,pT& ,Qtot=0,pT& cuts)cuts)
After overall analysis (preselection+ ang. lik cut+isol lik cut)After overall analysis (preselection+ ang. lik cut+isol lik cut)
-Preselection (as in TDR) : 4 , total charge =0, pT & cuts- Angular cut: likelihood- 11 variables -Isolation cut : likelihood– 6 variables
Conclusions and ProspectsConclusions and ProspectsConclusions and ProspectsConclusions and Prospects
• ATLFAST++ and MOORE/MuID (7.0.2) comb. performance studied on H->4 (low mass): worse performance then TDR, still low efficiency at ||~2 to be understood
Prospects Prospects • Add Noise and pileup, relevant for lepton isolation• Control samples to study lepton isolation variables
on data: tt-> WWbb: W->l W->jj select b jet with Mbjj=Mtop (b forced to leptonic decay)
• Wait for bug fixes ?• Produce documentation: ATLAS note and SN• Participation to DC2 validation very important:
– New digitization– New simulation GEANT4– New output data format– New reconstruction release
• ATLFAST++ and MOORE/MuID (7.0.2) comb. performance studied on H->4 (low mass): worse performance then TDR, still low efficiency at ||~2 to be understood
Prospects Prospects • Add Noise and pileup, relevant for lepton isolation• Control samples to study lepton isolation variables
on data: tt-> WWbb: W->l W->jj select b jet with Mbjj=Mtop (b forced to leptonic decay)
• Wait for bug fixes ?• Produce documentation: ATLAS note and SN• Participation to DC2 validation very important:
– New digitization– New simulation GEANT4– New output data format– New reconstruction release