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Reports on the Scientific Results JINR Participation in Compact Muon Solenoid at the LHC Topic 02-0-1083-2009/2019 Igor Golutvin - scientific leader Anatoly Zarubin - project leader Sergei Shmatov - physics coordinator Vadim Alexakhin JINR PAC, January 16, 2017 Project “CMS” (2010-2019) Project ”Upgrade of the CMS Detector” (2013-2019)

Outline JINR in Run 2 Operations Participation in CMS upgrade of Phase I within approved project “JINR Upgrade Project for CMS Phase 1” and R&D for Phase II Participation in Physics Analysis Computing and Data Processing

Project Participants (I) 67 participants from JINR 108 participants from JINR member states 14 paid authors and 4 unpaid authors (Ph.D. student) from JINR 10 paid authors and 1 unpaid authors (Ph.D.) from JINR member states Joint Institute for Nuclear Research, JINR, Dubna

Project Participants (II)

Our life with LHC 2011-2013: Energy per beam 3.5 – 4 TeV  Low Lumi CМS Detector Integrated luminosity ~ 30 fb-1  main result - discovery of Higgs Boson 2013-2015: Long shutdown1 (20 months)energy per beam 6.5TeV, luminosity 1034сm-2s-1 2015-2016: Run 2. Integrated luminosity 37.8 fb-1. Energy per beam 6.5 TeV 2017-2018: Run 2. Integrated luminosity up to 150 fb-1 2019-2020: Long shutdown2 (18 months), luminosity 2-3x1034 сm-2 s-1 End of Phase 1 2021-2023: Run 3. Integrated luminosity 300 fb-1 2024-2025: Long shutdown3 (30 months ), luminosity 4-6x1034 сm-2 s-1  High Lumi CМS Detector – Phase 2 2026-2029 Run 4. Integrated luminosity 3000 fb-1 Today

Experimental data on pp-collision: Run II Data Taking in 2016 Data Taking Experimental data on pp-collision: √s=13 TeV – 37.82 fb-1 delivered by LHC 92% - average data taking efficiency 94% of recorded luminosity was used for the physics analysis (depends of scenario) pp-collisions Lmax ≈ 1.52x1034cm-2s-1 Sub-Detectors Operations Operation efficiency of detector systems including detectors of full RDMS responsibility (Endcap Hadron Calorimeter & Forward Muon Stations) was very high

HCAL CMS Operation Hardronic Endcap shows solid running in Run2, During data taking commissioning of the HE in central Data Aquisition System (DAQ) were carried out: monitoring of the HE in DAQ, detection of the read out problems in the group of HE channels, measurement of the signal parameters of front-end electronics, detection of the problematic channels and the quality definition for each event in order for the data certification (bad – good). Hardronic Endcap shows solid running in Run2, 100% working channels. During 2016 data taking HE was the most stable system.

ME1/1 Operation and Performance Track segments in muon stations ME-1 and ME+1 The ME1/1a has 20% spatial resolution improvement in comparison with 2012 is a result of CSC electronics refurbishment. To improve a reconstruction efficiency and robustness of CSC muon tracks the new algorithm of track-segment reconstruction in CSC has been developed. The data of 2016 at 13 TeV and 2012 at 8 TeV are in good agreement.

JINR Participation in CMS Phase I Upgrade Long Stop 1 of Phase I: Within the JINR Project “CMS Upgrade up to 2020” (phase I) upgrade works have been performed to enable effective operation of experiment at high luminosity 1–2×1034sm-2s-1 and nominal LHC energy up to 14 TeV Upgrade of ME1/1 is completed (produced and replaced electronics at 72 chambers of МЕ1/1). The trigger acceptance is extended from 2.1 up to 2.4. The rate capability is increased up the highest luminosity @ HL-LHC. JINR (RDMS-DMS) contributed 590 kCHF. Upgrade of HE is well going on (all preparation works within JINR responsibility are well completed, waiting CMS decision to start installation). JINR (RDMS-DMS) contributed 468 KCHF. Phase II: Upgrade to enable effective operation of experiment at very high luminosity 5×1034 sm-2s-1 and integrated luminosity up to 1–3 ab-1 (attobarn physics). Endcap Hadron Calorimeter (BH) Study of possibility of active detector accessibility Study of finger scintillator options Optimization of segmentation Study of radiation fields Forward Muon Station test ME1/1 CSC at GIF++ for HL LHC 9

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Endcap Muon System Phase II Upgrade In accordance of decison of the CMS Muon System Management the the Endcap Muon System Phase II Upgrade will be performed in two stages Taking into account significant contribution of JINR and Minsk in the CMS Endcap Muon System Phase 1 Upgrade and high efficient operation of the upgraded muon system the CMS Muon System Management is asking the RDMS-DMS to contribute in the Muon System LS2 Upgrade responsibility for design and construction of new Low Voltage Distribution Board (LVDB) for all 108 Muon inner rings (MEX/1) detectors 11

Endcap Muon System Phase II Upgrade Expected RDMS-DMS contribution in LVDB construction and test is 76 kCHF: 62 kCHF for LVDB construction 14 kCHF for test stands in commissioning site This upgrade work is not included in the JINR Project ”Upgrade of the CMS Detector” (2013-2019) covered period before Phase II. This work needs extra fund for design, R&D, stands (from beginning of 2017): 18 kUSD production (from end of 2017): 50 kUSD We ask Program Advisory Committee to support request for extra fund in 2017 12

The JINR in CMS Physics Analyses of 2016 2012 data @ 8TeV analyses were finished (up to ~ 20 fb-1) Forward-backward asymmetry of Drell-Yan lepton pairs in pp collisions at 8 TeV (Eur. Phys. J. C 76, 325 (2016), arXiv:1601.04768.) 2015-2016 data @ 13TeV (up to ~ 13 fb-1) Search for High-Mass Resonances Decaying to Dilepton Pairs in pp Collisions at 13 TeV (arXiv:1609.05391) Search for Microscopic Black Holes at 13 TeV (CMS-AN-15-130, CMS-EXO-15-007) Drell-Yan pair production: x-sections, AFB etc (CMS PAS SMP-16-009) 18 authors from JINR (4 PhDs) + 11 from DMS 2 public papers and 6 CMS PAS 32 talks for the CMS project in 2016 1 doctoral thesis Above 120 papers were accepted or submitted to J. High Energy Phys, Phys. Rev. Lett., Phys. Lett. B, Eur. Phys. J. based on data of Run1

JINR Example: Standard Model @ 8 and 13 TeV Conventional re-discovery SM @ 13 TeV (ex. with di-muons in final states ) Detector performance, Monte-Carlo tunes Validation of Standard Model EPJ C76, 325 (2016) CMS-PAS-SMP-16-009 Di-muon Drell-Yan cross section AFB asymmetry Di-muon Drell-Yan cross section SM remains to be strong: good agreement between data and theory, consistence with 8 TeV data 14

JINR Example: Higgs Boson @ 13 TeV Higgs “discovery” decays to bosonic channels H →ZZ →4l Studies of Higgs boson in ZZ → 4l to confirm or despite Run 1 results (6.8 significance) : Spin: 0+ state (JP) Width: < 22 MeV (4.15 MeV in SM) Signal Strenght: 1.0 ±0.29 Observ. (expect.) = 2.5 (3.4) σ SM Higgs is alive again (signal strength is agreed with SM) Studies of Higgs properties and searches BSM Higgs boson searches are going on 15

JINR Example: New Physics @ 13 TeV Black Hole mass > 8.7 TeV New limits: 3.7 TeV for Zssm and 3.2 TeV for GUT Z’ Di-muons Multijets (Njet up to 12 with ST = 5.48 TeV) Black Hole mass > 8.7 TeV 16

JINR Facilities for Data Processing and Analysis CMS data processing and analysis within the Worldwide LHC Computing Grid (WLCG) is by means of the distributed computing centers The CMS Facilities in JINR include the Tier-1 and Tier-2 centers, and CMS Regional Operation Center (CMS ROC) => to assists the RDMS aims to carry out full-scale researches in the field of particle physics at the nominal values of LHC energies and luminosity. => to coordinate participation of RDMS Tier-2 centers in CMS Data Processing and Analysis JINR Tier-1 provides ~9% of Tier-1 CMS performance JINR Computing Center provides above 77% of RDMS Computing facilities 17 17

JINR Computing Performance in 2016 CMS Software and Computing infrastructure (including JINR Tier-1/Tier-2) are stable and relevant Max transfer rate to Dubna ~ 489.96 MB/s ~ 7 PB was transferred to/from JINR Tier-1 79.06 % of jobs were completed successfully 8 040 235 jobs were successfully completed 18

Conclusions JINR CMS team is well progressing in main Tasks: Run II data taking and analysis at 13 TeV at designed LHC Lumi and Energy Detector Operation and Maintenance Participation in Phase I Upgrade and R&D for Phase II at HL- LHC for Muon and Calorimetry according to CMS TP, TDRs, and approved JINR Project New Low Voltage Distribution Board (LVDB) for all 108 Muon inner rings (MEX/1) detectors will be installed during LS2 We ask Program Advisory Committee to support request for extra fund in 2017 19

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BACKUP SLIDES

CMS Upgrade program

Compact Muon Solenoid - CMS Silicon Tracker Detector subsystems are designed to measure: the energy and momentum of photons, electrons, muons, jets, missing ET up to a few TeV Forward Calorimeter, HF Muon Chambers Tracker Electromagnetic calorimeter, ECAL Hadron calorimeter HCAL PbWO4 ECAL sampling brass HCAL weight - 14500 t diameter – 14.60 m, length – 21.60 m, B-field – 3.8 Т MUON Chambers Superconducting Coil diameter 6 m, length 13 m Return Yoke

Expected Results in Run2 at 13 TeV In 2012 the Higgs boson was discovered by the ATLAS and CMS experiment. Contribution of JINR team was highly praised not only by collaboration. I.Golutvin and A.Zaitsev were awarded by main prise of RAS – Cherenkov medal. The main goals of the JINR & RDMS groups in Run 2 are: studies of the Higgs boson properties such as the spin-parity and rare decays etc., increasing of accuracy of the measurements of the branchings (6-14 %), couplings (5-15 %), signal strength (6-14%) precise tests of the Standard Model and searching for new physics in the dimuon channel: TeV-scale gravity, new gauge bosons with a mass up to 6 TeV  new physics can be discovered if exists (not enough data in 2015!)

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