Eduardo RodriguesLHCb Collaboration Week, 26th November 20031 Studies of Generator-level Selection Eduardo Rodrigues, CERN I. Proposal II. Procedure III.

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Eduardo RodriguesLHCb Collaboration Week, 26th November Studies of Generator-level Selection Eduardo Rodrigues, CERN I. Proposal II. Procedure III. Example distributions and acceptance curves IV. Conclusions and final remarks

Eduardo RodriguesLHCb Collaboration Week, 26th November Proposal Present Monte Carlo generation in LHCb: Present Monte Carlo generation in LHCb: (pre-)selection Pythia level for B-signal events: 400 mrad cut on true direction of B-meson of interest -> geometrical acceptance  400mrad ~ 35 % Proposal investigated: Proposal investigated: Can we do better in a more adequate/efficient way by rejecting as early as possible events that will not pass the selection though the whole reconstruction and analysis chain? apply to all event generation some (e.g. multiplicity, P, P T ) Pythia level and in offline analyses … -> how could it be implemented? -> what and where can we then gain?

Eduardo RodriguesLHCb Collaboration Week, 26th November Procedure B-signal (offline selected) events: B-signal (offline selected) events: apply Pythia cuts -> small loss on offline selected events (a few – 10 % acceptable?) apply Pythia cuts -> small loss on offline selected events (a few – 10 % acceptable?) apply cuts on offline tracks -> small loss on offline selected events apply cuts on offline tracks -> small loss on offline selected events  requirement: loss when applying Pythia after track cuts = 0% Minimum bias events: Minimum bias events:  tot = mb,  b-bbar = 500  b  tot = mb,  b-bbar = 500  b ->  tot / (  b-bbar x  400mrad )  600 ->  tot / (  b-bbar x  400mrad )  600 if reduction in M.B. acceptance by  600 if reduction in M.B. acceptance by  600 -> amount of events to simulate less than what we would now get for the b-background -> amount of events to simulate less than what we would now get for the b-background  gain in CPU time + storage space  gain in knowledge possibility to study non-b background & improvement in B/S? b bbar-inclusive events: b bbar-inclusive events: need to cross-check that loss when applying Pythia after track cuts = 0% need to cross-check that loss when applying Pythia after track cuts = 0%  all analyses would have to apply theses cuts … Limited at present by statistics

Eduardo RodriguesLHCb Collaboration Week, 26th November Example Distributions (I) Distributions for MC particles in the LHCb acceptance (1.8 <  < 4.9)

Eduardo RodriguesLHCb Collaboration Week, 26th November Example Distributions (II) Distributions for MC particles in the LHCb acceptance (1.8 <  < 4.9) PTPT P T of highest-P T track

Eduardo RodriguesLHCb Collaboration Week, 26th November Example Distributions (III) Distributions for MC particles in the LHCb acceptance (1.8 <  < 4.9)

Eduardo RodriguesLHCb Collaboration Week, 26th November Acceptance curves (I) Example for B d ->  offline selected events Correlations in acceptance for a given selection cut

Eduardo RodriguesLHCb Collaboration Week, 26th November Acceptance curves (II) Correlations in acceptance for a given selection cut Example for B d ->  offline selected events

Eduardo RodriguesLHCb Collaboration Week, 26th November Conclusions and Final Remarks main idea exposed and several cuts studied - needs further investigation - need to cross-check feasibility with other B-signal decays (large multiplicity decays, decays with mainly neutrals) - need to investigate influence on bb-inclusive events distributions were shown for the MC information -> similar for the distributions of offline tracks (those with momentum info & hits in VELO) comments / suggestions welcome …