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on behalf of the CDF and DØ collaborations Soft QCD at Tevatron Murilo Rangel on behalf of the CDF and DØ collaborations OUTLINE: MOTIVATIONS / CONTENTS ANALYSES / RESULTS SUMMARY

MOTIVATION / CONTENTS MOTIVATIONS - Soft QCD is present in every hadron collider event. - Understanding of the interplay between the soft and the hard interactions is necessary for rare processes searches. - Make Tevatron → LHC extrapolations more reliable. CONTENTS 1. Minimum Bias Studies 2. Underlying Event Measurements 3. Double Parton Interaction 4. Exclusive Diffractive Production Moriond QCD - 19 March 2010 M. Rangel

1. MINIMUM BIAS CROSS SECTIONS → Minimum Bias = MB = inelastic interactions. → At Tevatron, MB is dominated by soft processes. → Observables are corrected to hadron level and compared to Pythia. PHYSICAL REVIEW D 79, 112005 (2009) → Measurement of neutral particle activity. → Pythia prediction is shifted. Moriond QCD - 19 March 2010 M. Rangel

1. MINIMUM BIAS MULTIPLICITIES → Multiplicities are sensitive distribution to perturbative / non-perturbative effects, and to multiple parton-parton interactions. PHYSICAL REVIEW D 79, 112005 (2009) http://www-cdf.fnal.gov/physics/new/qcd/minbias_mult09/Multiplicity_Public.pdf → Data favors the presence of multiple parton interactions (MPI) and can be used to constrain MPI models for a more reliable extrapolation to LHC energies. Moriond QCD - 19 March 2010 M. Rangel

1. MINIMUM BIAS – HYPERON PRODUCTION → Strange particle production can reveal mechanisms from the collision. → Cross sections are also measured in different multiplicity regions. → Cross sections are measured in pT bins, accessing previously unexplored high pT regions. Moriond QCD - 19 March 2010 http://www-cdf.fnal.gov/physics/new/qcd/hyperons_10/hyperon_public_note.pdf M. Rangel

2. UNDERLYING EVENT → Underlying Event = UE = everything in the event except the hard scattering. → Jets and Drell-Yan events are used to study UE. → Goal: Improve the understanding of high energy collider events. Z- boson or jet Direction Three regions compared. Looked at various variables and Pythia Tune AW describes well the data. http://www-cdf.fnal.gov/physics/new/qcd/UEinDY_2008/cdf9351_ue_in_dy.pdf Moriond QCD - 19 March 2010 M. Rangel

2. UNDERLYING EVENT Jets and DY have similar trend. Reasonably modeled by Pythia. These results can be used for MC tuning and developments. Moriond QCD - 19 March 2010 M. Rangel

3. DOUBLE PARTON INTERACTIONS → Provide complementary information about proton structure. → Background to rare processes. Signal Background - Double Parton is modeled from data. - A discriminant variable is constructed using the azimuthal angles. - Cross section is measured in pT bins of 2nd jet, because signal cross section falls faster than background with respect to this variable. Moriond QCD - 19 March 2010 M. Rangel

3. DOUBLE PARTON INTERACTIONS arXiv:0912.5104 [hep-ex] Dataset1: 2nd jet pT: 15-20 GeV Dataset2: 2nd jet pT: 20-25 GeV DP fraction in bin 15-20 (f1) is the only unknown. Good agreement between data and DP model. Discriminant variable is well modeled by Pythia. Moriond QCD - 19 March 2010 M. Rangel

3. DOUBLE PARTON INTERACTIONS arXiv:0912.5104 [hep-ex] arXiv:0912.5104 [hep-ex] Fraction of DP events decreases as expected. Effective cross section is approximately constant across pT bins, and it is in agreement with previous CDF measurement. Phys. Rev. Lett. 79, 584 Phys. Rev. D 56, 3811 Moriond QCD - 19 March 2010 M. Rangel

4. EXCLUSIVE PRODUCTION → Soft QCD can also provide clean event signatures. → Exclusive production (EP) is a search channel for new physics / Higgs Boson. → Observed EP in the dijet, dielectron and charmonium channels. PHYSICAL REVIEW LETTERS 102, 242001 (2009) PHYSICAL REVIEW LETTERS 102, 222002 (2009) Not observed, but limits do not exclude SM calculation. PHYS. REV. LETT. 99, 242002 (2007) 3 exclusive candidate events in the diphoton channel. Moriond QCD - 19 March 2010 M. Rangel

4. EXCLUSIVE PRODUCTION |yjets| < 0.8 pT(j1,j2) > (60, 40) GeV PHYSICAL REVIEW D 77, 052004 (2008) http://www-d0.fnal.gov/Run2Physics/WWW/results/prelim/QCD/Q17/Q17.pdf ETmin (GeV) → CDF made observation and cross section measurement of exclusive dijets. → Recently, D0 reported evidence for exclusive dijets at higher masses. Moriond QCD - 19 March 2010 M. Rangel

∆ > 0.85 26 candidates BKG = 5.4+4.2-2.9 4.1 SD evidence Moriond QCD - 19 March 2010 M. Rangel

SUMMARY ⇒ Soft QCD studies at Tevatron enrich the understanding of important characteristics of hadron collider events. ⇒ With more statistics, Tevatron measurements access higher energy regions, being used to validate and tune predictions. ⇒ More data is being collected and will extend current analyses. ⇒ Tevatron → LHC extrapolations became more reliable. Moriond QCD - 19 March 2010 M. Rangel

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION Moriond QCD - 19 March 2010 M. Rangel

WEB PAGES http://www-cdf.fnal.gov/physics/new/qcd/QCD.html http://www-d0.fnal.gov/Run2Physics/qcd/ Moriond QCD - 19 March 2010 M. Rangel

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CDF diphoton candidate event Moriond QCD - 19 March 2010 M. Rangel

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