Jet/Met meeting 11/21/2002 Jet studies 2. Fake jets in p13.02.00 and p11.13.00 3. Effect of coarse hadronic layers and negative cells on jets 1. Jet chunk.

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Jet/Met meeting 11/21/2002 Jet studies 2. Fake jets in p and p Effect of coarse hadronic layers and negative cells on jets 1. Jet chunk certification in p Emmanuel Busato

JetChunk certification in p Comparison between JetChunk in p TMB and jet branches in p root-tuple (created from DSTs) (algo=JCCB)

n90 Root-tuple TMBTMB- root tuple

E Root-tuple TMBTMB- root tuple

Pt Root-tuple TMBTMB- root tuple

EMF Root-tuple TMBTMB-root tuple

Phi Root-tuple TMBTMB-root tuple

Eta Root-tuple TMBTMB-root tuple

JetChunk certification summary - For floats, difference TMB root- tuple  10**- 3 - An exception is variable EMF where difference is  5.10**- 3 - Problem with n90 ?

Fake jets in p and p Lot of fake jets in p => new quality cut : f90<- 0.5CHF What is the situation in p (where ZS : 2.5  ? - Criterion : f90 if high =>fake jet if low => good jet

in p data CHF Cone R=0.7 Cone R=0.5 N1 good jets N2 fake jets N2/N1  33  N2/N1  60  N1 N2

in p data N2/N1  16  Cone R=0.5 Cone R=0.7 N2/N1  30  N2 N1

The number of fake jets is reduced by a factor of  2 in p , where we have 2.5  of zero suppression (instead of 2.1 in p ) Fake jets in p and p summary

Current status of the algorithms : Jets are constructed with a list of positive energy towers. These towers are made of positive and negative energy cells. What happens if we remove corresponding layers (15, 16, 17) ? (input of the algorithm : calorimeter towers without CH layers) Not consistent with Met calculation, which is done with towers > 200MeV or cells > 100MeV Coarse Hadronic may be responsible for fake jets What happens if we keep only positive cells in jets ? Effect of coarse hadronic layers and negative cells on jets

Cone R=0.5 N2/N1  7.5  N2/N1  16  N1 N2 N1 N2 N1 N2/N1  7.5  Current algo Without CH layers and neg cells Without CH layers Cone R=0.7 N2 N1 N2 N1 N2 N1 N2/N1  14  N2/N1  30  N2/N1  14  Current algo Without CH layers and neg cells Without CH layers

Summary => reconstruction without CH layers reduces the number of fake jets by a factor of  2