γ γ-> hadron Background Events at CLIC

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γ γ-> hadron Background Events at CLIC Ozgur Sahin (METU- Ankara) Supervisor: Dominik Dannheim (CERN) August 2, 2018 Ozgur Sahin

Outline Introduction List of Samples and Comparison of Data Samples CLIC Machine induced Backgrounds List of Samples and Comparison of Data Samples Summary Table Conclusion August 2, 2018 Ozgur Sahin

CLIC Main Beam 3 TeV linear collider 20 mRad Crossing angle Further reference -> Future Linear Colliders Lectures in the Summer School August 2, 2018 Ozgur Sahin

Machine-Induced Backgrounds 3.3 Events per Bunch Crossing RARE within 156 ns bunch train August 2, 2018 Ozgur Sahin

List of the Samples 2003 Schulte Sample Generated for studies in CERN yellow report 2003 Generated by PYTHIA / GUINEA-PIG Monte Carlo generators Number of events: 8 319 Invariant Mass Cut: 5 GeV Event/ BX : 4 2010 Schulte Sample Generated with PYTHIA / GUINEA-PIG Monte Carlo generators Number of events: 67 587 Invariant Mass Cut: 2 GeV Event/ BX : 3.3 August 2, 2018 Ozgur Sahin

Comparison of Data Samples angular & momentum distributions for all charged particles within detector acceptance Most particles in the direction of the beam Most particles have low momentum August 2, 2018 Ozgur Sahin

Distributions in phase-space Sample 2003- Schulte Data 2010 - Schulte θ = 0.1 θ = 0.1 PT = 0.25 PT = 0.25 Peak of distributions within detector acceptance August 2, 2018 Ozgur Sahin

Number of Particles & Total energy within detector acceptance Comparison of Data Samples Number of Particles & Total energy within detector acceptance Most events have few particles inside the detector small amount of energy deposited in the detector August 2, 2018 Ozgur Sahin

Invariant Mass on different scales Comparison of Data Samples Invariant Mass on different scales Most events at low invariant mass Upper limit given by 3 TeV CMS energy of primary e+e- beam Different lower cut-offs for 2003 (5 GeV) and 2010 (2 GeV) data samples August 2, 2018 Ozgur Sahin

#Particles (charged) per event |cos θ| < 0.995 & PT > 0.25 GeV Summary Table Schulte 2003 Schulte 2010 Invariant Mass Cut 5 GeV 2 GeV #Particles (charged) per event |cos θ| < 0.995 & PT > 0.25 GeV (θ>5.73o) 11.6 (7.6) 8.7 (5.7) #Particles per event 20.3 GeV 15.2 GeV August 2, 2018 Ozgur Sahin

Conclusion Different γγ->Hadron samples for 3 TeV CLIC parameters compared ~29 particles/ bunch crossing are expected in the detector acceptance region ~51 GeV/ bunch crossing total energy released in the detector. Further samples from different generators currently under study This analysis is used to select samples for large-scale MC production for CLIC Conceptual Design Report August 2, 2018 Ozgur Sahin