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G. Steinbrück Beaune 19-June-2003 1
Results from WZ, Higgs and Top for the Summer Conferences
Results from WZ, Higgs and Top for the Summer Conferences
Georg Steinbrück
Columbia University, New York
Beaune, June 19, 2003
WZ Higgs Top
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EW for the Summer: OverviewEW for the Summer: Overview
Update all Cross sections
W/ZElectrons
W/ZMuons
Combine R (electrons) with CDF
Z’ee
WZ EB:
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Z CS (Muon Channel)Z CS (Muon Channel)
1585 Candidates
in 32 pb-1
SpringSummer
Applying Spring analysis to more data (with some improvements)
Main Improvement: Single Muon trigger (todo)
5210 Zcandidates in ~100pb (?)
W will come soon
• More data
• Improved Trigger studies
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W/Ze CSW/Ze CS
NZ = 2294 ± 57
QCD background removed by fitting to signal and background
More data (todo)
Main Improvement:
Extending to EC
(|η|<1.1 or 1.5<|η|<2.3)
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We eventsWe events
NW = 39998 ± 897
ftrk = 4.4 ± 0.1%
εtrk = 69.2 ± 0.7%
QCD bkg under control in EC
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Some very prelim. Numbers W/Z eSome very prelim. Numbers W/Z e
Moriond Extension to eta < 2.3
Trigger eff 98 2 96.9 0.4 (stat)
EM id eff 85.6 1 87.0 1.0 (stat)
Tracking eff 73 2 69.2 0.7 (stat)
Trk fake probability 2.3 1 4.4 0.1 (stat)
W acceptance 25.7 0.4 40.4 0.2 (stat)
Z acceptance 12.7 0.2 29.4 0.2 (stat)
Number of W 27370 898 39998 897
Number of Z 1157 42 2294 57
DY correction 1.7 0.4 1.7 0.4
W tau background 1.5 0.5 1.5 0.5
Luminosity 41.6 4.2 41.6 4.2
CR x BR ( W ) 3054 100 86 2833 64 59
CR x BR ( Z ) 294 11 8 254 6 7
CR * BR (W/Z) 10.37 .51 .29 11.17 .37 .15
Based on 42 pb-1
More soon!
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Combining with CDFCombining with CDF
Run1:
• Only combined published analyses with much delay
Now:
• Planning to combine results 1-2 times a year
• Have WZ combination group in place with two reps from D0 and CDF
• For EPS: Combining R(electrons) to set up machinery(based on Moriond analyses with improved
treatment of PDF uncertainties and their correlations)
• More after we have updated CS measurements
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TopTop
Cross Section:Cross Section:
- topological+di lepton : improved measurements (stats, opological+di lepton : improved measurements (stats, syst.) syst.)
- With btagging: CSIP and SVT- With btagging: CSIP and SVT
- CS in alljets (topological)?- CS in alljets (topological)?
Mass:Mass:- Run 2 mass (?)- Run 2 mass (?)
- Run 1 mass- Run 1 mass
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Top: ID issues Top: ID issues
Huge Statistical UncertaintyHuge Statistical UncertaintyHuge Systematic UncertaintyHuge Systematic Uncertainty
Background too largeBackground too largeEfficiencies too smallEfficiencies too small
Areas to be improvedAreas to be improved- EM ID / Track Matching Fakes, Acceptance- Jets Noise fakes- MET Resolution, NoiseTop group is working on these ID issues.
pb (lumi) 0.8 (syst) (stat) 8.5σ 6.33.5
4.53.6
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Top: EM IDTop: EM IDEfficiency Loss :Efficiency Loss :
-Tracking efficiency largely solved with p14Tracking efficiency largely solved with p14-(Not recoverable within p13)(Not recoverable within p13)-Use of EC electrons (15% per electron)Use of EC electrons (15% per electron)
Use of Cracks (20% of the CC electrons) Use of Cracks (20% of the CC electrons)
Large Background :Large Background :
Use LikelihoodUse Likelihood
Understand Module Boundaries!
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Top: Jet/METTop: Jet/MET
Fake jets
0< Ntracks<5 Ntracks>5Ntracks= 0
Mean = 11.5 GeVRMS = 14.8 GeV
Mean = 8.4 GeVRMS = 8.0 GeV
Mean = 8.4 GeVRMS = 6.8 GeV
Re-seeding and Re-seeding and
re-clustering of jets re-clustering of jets
MET: Resolution,Long tails
Reduce noise in calorimeter, use PV
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Top: b tag Xsec (CSIP)Top: b tag Xsec (CSIP)
CSIP: counting signed IP algorithm
Moriond data set
Preselection before topological cuts (same for mass)
1 tag required
Blue is bkg excl. top
Top in 3rd and 4th bin
pb (lumi) 0.7 (syst) (stat) 7.3jets)σ(
pb (lumi) 0.4 (syst) (stat) 3.7jets)σ(
pb (lumi) 1.1 (syst) (stat) 10.4jets)σ(e
1.61.4
4.43.6
2.72.4
6.04.3
1.81.6
6.95.4
l
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Top: b tag Xsec (SVT)Top: b tag Xsec (SVT)
SVT
Under EB review
Hopefully for EPS
pb (lumi) 1.1 (syst) (stat) 10.9jets)σ(
pb (lumi) 0.3 (syst) (stat) 2.9jets)σ(
pb (lumi) 1.7 (syst) (stat) 16.9jets)σ(e
2.52.0
4.94.1
2.82.4
6.34.4
3.32.8
8.06.4
l
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Top: MassTop: Mass
Run 1 Matrix element: l+jets mass (finalized), hopefully W helicity(preliminary) for EPS
Tools in place
To be used on Moriond sample
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Higgs: OverviewHiggs: Overview
W(->e)+di-jets, including bbbar
W(->)+di-jets, including bbbar
Z(->ee)+di-jets, including bbbar
Z(->)+di-jets including bbbar (bbar new)
bbh(->bb) new (high tan beta susy mode)
H++/H-- new
h update
H->WW(*)->l+l- (l=e,) update
SM Higgs
Non-SM Higgs
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SM HiggsSM Higgs
WH/ZH -> e, + bbbar (?)• continue with shape comparisons
• absolute bkg normalization still open, though work has proceeded
(both W+bb from theory and W+bb/W+jets from theory. Systematic?)
• add b-tagging
status now: have W (+jet) selections. Adding tagging as we speak
• technicolor limits w/physics sensitivity
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“Higgs” H->WW->ee, e, “Higgs” H->WW->ee, e, • updated lumi: analysis presentations: >90 pb^-1
•
• selection, MET, dPhi(MET,), M( ) != M(Z)+/-15 GeV, HT < 40 GeV (top veto)
Prediction: Z/* -> 0.9 +- 0.7 (stats only)
heavy flavor/W+jets 0.04 +- 0.04
Z/gamma* ->tautau 0
WW-> 1.06 +- 0.02
tt-> +jets 0.059 +- 0.004
DATA: 2
8*H->WW-> 0.1
• e :
• 30%-80% better efficiency than ICHEP (optimization of cuts)
• blind analysis (dPhi(e,) for 4th generation models, closing in on sensitivity
• also try for WW cross-section (WZ group knows) combine the channels ee, e
4th generation models (larger CS)
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HWW HWW
• selection
•MET
• dPhi(MET,mu)
• M() != M(Z)+/-15 GeV
• HT < 40 GeV (top veto)
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H-- /H++H-- /H++
>=2 muons
Dphi cut if 2 muons (not for 3)
Models:
a) L-R symmetric models
b) Models with Higgs triplets instead of doublets
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H-- /H++H-- /H++
LEP, CDF~110 GeV
• will definitely be ready
• example of trade-offs between physics and quality:
•Primary analysts got sidetracked to make significant contributions to understanding Z mass width in mumu
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Susy Higgs: hbbSusy Higgs: hbb
• with b-tagging improving, we should be in sensitivity region now
• CDF Run1 Trigger eff 10% D0 RunII 50-80%
• for QCD can approximately "predict" two b-tag data (using single tags)
• clean up and tweak (see Haas ADM talk)
• now extend to three b-tags. Have signal MC in hand
Black points: data
Black line: prediction
3 components: QCD, ttbar,Z+jetsbb
Red all but Z
At least 3 jets for trigger and offline
Trigger turnon folded in plots
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ConclusionsConclusions EW
W and Z CS in electrons and Muons Combine R with CDF Z’ee
Top CS: topological cuts and di leptons, two b tagging methods Top mass tools in place Run 1 Matrix element method, W helicity(?)
Higgs W/ZH in the e and mu channel, (also with b tagging) bbh(->bb) H++/H-- mumu hgamma gamma H->WW(*)->l+l- (l=e,mu)