Stringy uncertainties in hadron collisions Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory Peter Skands Theoretical Physics Dept MC4LHC, CERN, July 2006.

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Stringy uncertainties in hadron collisions Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory Peter Skands Theoretical Physics Dept MC4LHC, CERN, July 2006

2 D. B. Leinweber, hep-lat/

3 Strings, colour, and the Underlying Event –Correllations: energy vs particle flow A toy model for string reconnections. –Colour Annealing Interest for LHC –LHC first data: why min-bias is exciting! –Understand fundamental “stringy” phenomena –Impact on precision measurements

4 Measurements at LEP  –Fragmentation models (HERWIG, PYTHIA) “tuned” –Strangeness and baryon production rates well measured –Colour reconnections ruled out in WW (to ~ 10%) Measurements at hadron colliders –Different vacuum, colour in initial state  “colour promiscuity”? –Underlying Event and Beam Remnants –Intrinsic k T –Lots of min-bias. Fragmentation tails  fakes! Non-Perturbative: hadronisation, beam remnants, fragmentation functions, intrinsic k T, colour reconnections, pion/proton ratios, kaon/pion ratios, Bose-Einstein, diffraction, elastic, … Example Problem: What is the non-perturbative uncertainty on the top mass? “normal” ttbar Colour Reconnection (example) Soft Vacuum Fields? String interactions? Size of effect < 1 GeV?

5 Additional Sources of Particle Production Domain of fixed order and parton shower calculations: hard scattering, and bremsstrahlung associated with it. But hadrons are not elementary + low-p T divergence of QCD 2  2 cross section  multiple perturbative parton-parton collisions are also possible. + Remnants left from the incoming beams + additional non-perturbative phenomena? Everything is correllated, esp. colour  fragmentation  Underlying Event! PS: I’m not talking about pile-up here

6 A complete model should address… How are the initiators and remnant partons correllated? in impact parameter? in flavour? in x (longitudinal momentum)? in k T (transverse momentum)? in colour (  string topologies!) What does the beam remnant look like? (How) are the showers correlated / intertwined? If a model is simple, it is wrong!

7 ‘Interleaved evolution’ with Multiple Parton Interactions  Underlying Event (note: interactions correllated in colour: hadronization not independent) Sjöstrand & PS : Eur.Phys.J.C39(2005)129 + JHEP03(2004)053 Pythia 6.3

8 Min-bias collisions at the Tevatron –Well described by Rick Field’s “Tune A” of P YTHIA –Theoretical framework is from Now we made some improvements –Wanted to use “Tune A” as initial reference target –But it kept on being different … h p ? i( N c h ) Multiplicity distribution OK (plus a lot of other things), but (N ch ) never came out right  something must be wrong or missing?

9 Multiplicity in string fragmentation ~ log(m string ) –More strings  more hadrons, but average p T stays same –Flat (N ch ) spectrum ~ ‘uncorrellated’ underlying event But if MPI interactions correlated in colour – –each scattering does not produce an independent string, –average p T  not flat Central point: multiplicity vs p T correllation probes color correllations! What’s so special about Tune A? –It (and all other realistic ‘tunes’ made) turn out to have to go to the very most extreme end of the parameter range, with 100% color correllation in final state. Sjöstrand & v Zijl : Phys.Rev.D36:2019,1987  “Old” Pythia model

10 Searched for at LEP –Major source of W mass uncertainty –Most aggressive scenarios excluded –But effect still largely uncertain ~ 10% Prompted by CDF data and Rick Field’s ‘Tune A’ to reconsider. What do we know? –More prominent in hadron-hadron collisions? –What is (N ch ) telling us? –Top mass? –Implications for LHC? Problem: existing models only for e + e -  WW Normal WW Reconnected WW OPAL, Phys.Lett.B453(1999)153 & OPAL, hep-ex Sjöstrand, Khoze, Phys.Rev.Lett.72(1994)28 & Z. Phys.C62(1994)281 + more … Color Reconnection (example) Soft Vacuum Fields? String interactions? Size of effect < 1 GeV?

11 Toy model of (non-perturbative) color reconnections, applicable to any final state –At hadronisation time, each string piece has a probability to interact with the vacuum / other strings: –String formation for interacting string pieces determined by annealing-like minimization of ‘Lambda measure’ (~string length~log(m)~N)  good enough for order-of-magnitude Sandhoff + PS, in Les Houches ’05 SMH Proceedings, hep-ph/ P reconnec t = 1 - ( 1 - ³ ) n i n t ³ : S t reng t h parame t er n i n t : N um b ero f par t on-par t on i n t erac t i ons Color Reconnection (example) Soft Vacuum Fields? String interactions? Size of effect < 1 GeV?

12 Improved Description of Min-Bias Effect Still largely uncertain Worthwhile to look at top etc Investigating effect on DØ top mass with D. Wicke (U. Wuppertal)

13 Conclusions – Underlying Event –Ever-present yet poorly understood part of QCD. How ‘good’ are current physical models/parametrizations? –What’s the relation between min-bias and underlying events? Are there color reconnections? Are they more prolific in hadron collisions? Are there other collective phenomena? Does this influence top mass etc? –Physics Impact Calibration (e.g. 3.6M min-bias events  1% calibration of CMS ECAL) Lepton isolation, photon isolation Jet energy scale Tails  Fakes! (Enormous rate) x (small probability) = still large Min-bias  underlying event –New generation of models address more detailed questions: correllations, baryon flow, … more? –Energy Extrapolation largest uncertainty for LHC! RHIC pp collisions vital?  energy scaling Can be measured in situ, but more interesting to predict than postdict ALICE and LHCb have potential to do interesting pp QCD measurements during early running period