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JSPS Research Fellow / University of Tsukuba T. Horaguchi Nov for the workshop for ALICE upgrades by Asian Countries 2009/11/5 The Workshop ALICE Upgredes by Asian Yonsei University 1 Photon Analysis & J-Cal

Outline 2009/11/5 The Workshop ALICE Upgredes by Asian Yonsei University 2 Introduction Large Hadron Collider ALICE Experiment Jet-Calorimeter Jet Finding Algorithm Physics in pp Collisions Inclusive Jet Production Dijet production Prompt Photon Production Photon-Jet Production Underlying Event Summary

Introduction 2009/11/5 The Workshop ALICE Upgredes by Asian Yonsei University 3 Large Hadron Collider Powerful QCD Machine ! ALICE Experiment Focus Heavy Ion Physics pp physics is also important topic ALICE Enhance physics message from ALICE Increase physics ALICE This talk is entitled “Photon Analysis and J-Cal”; however, jet as a QCD physics in pp collisions are also discussed. And this talk focuses about pp ALICE LHC. This talk is entitled “Photon Analysis and J-Cal”; however, jet as a QCD physics in pp collisions are also discussed. And this talk focuses about pp ALICE LHC.

Large Hadron CERN 2009/11/5 The Workshop ALICE Upgredes by Asian Yonsei University 4 LHC can accelerate up to 14 TeV pp collisions 5.5 TeV PbPb collisions GeV 450GeV months : 7TeV pp 5months : 8~10TeV pp 1month : Heavy Ion Run LHC will run from this November ! ALICE CMS LHC-b ATLAS

ALICE Detector 5 TPC (Time Projection Chamber) Main tracking device – |  | < 0.9, full azimuth Largest ever – 88 m 3, 10 m long, 5.6 m diameter, 570 k channels – 3 % X 0, Ne (86)/CO 2 (9.5)/ N 2 (4.5), O 2 ~ 1 ppm – max. 80 MB/event (after compression) – ITS(Inner Tracking System) – Tracking (|  |< 1) + multiplicity (|  |< 2) – Si pixel/drift/strip; 2 layers each r  resolution: 12, 38 – TRD(Transition Radiation Detector) – Tracking and particle identification – |  | < 0.9, full azimuth – 400 – 600  m resolution in r , 23 mm in z – e/  separation > 100 at p T > 3 GeV/c – Track finding efficiency ~ 90 p T > 1GeV/c – Momentum resolution of electrons ~ p T > 4GeV/c PHOS (Photon Spectrometer) EMCAL (ElectroMagnetic Calorimeter) Photon & electron measurement |  | < 0.7, 120 degree azimuth J-Cal (Jet Calorimeter) Same as EMCAL, but located at opposite See nest page 2009/11/5 The Workshop ALICE Upgredes by Asian Yonsei University

J-cal for LHC-ALICE experiment for back-to-back jets measurements J-Cal construction talk by Tatsuya Chujo on Nov. 6 Jet – Calorimeter (J-Cal) 2009/11/5 6 The Workshop ALICE Upgredes by Asian Yonsei University

LHC : QCD Machine 2009/11/5 The Workshop ALICE Upgredes by Asian Yonsei University 7 Jet Physics Inclusive Jet production, Dijet production, Dijet angle distribution, Jet structure Monte Carlo Tuning Constraints on PDFs and strong coupling constant at ultra high Q 2 Photon + Jets Test pQCD Monte Carlo Tuning Underlying Event Scaling from lower energy experiments to LHC Basis for high p T physics program

Tevatron -> LHC Parton Kinematics 2009/11/5 The Workshop ALICE Upgredes by Asian Yonsei University 8

Jet ALICE 2009/11/5 The Workshop ALICE Upgredes by Asian Yonsei University 9 Test pQCD Based on pQCD Extract PDFs Strong coupling constant Study & test matrix element calculations Underlying event makes the measurement complicated Good place to study nature of underlying event

Boson + Jet ALICE 2009/11/5 The Workshop ALICE Upgredes by Asian Yonsei University 10 Test pQCD Based on pQCD Extract PDFs Strong coupling constant Study & test matrix element calculations Low statistics, so it’s challenging measurements For a time, photon-jet will be a main physics topic in a few years Underlying event makes the measurement complicated Good place to study nature of underlying event

Jet Production & Measurement 2009/11/5 The Workshop ALICE Upgredes by Asian Yonsei University 11 Tracking Detector (ITS+TPC+TRD) EMCAL+PHOS+J-Cal

Jet Finding Algorithm 2009/11/5 The Workshop ALICE Upgredes by Asian Yonsei University 12 Two main categories of jet finding algorithms Cone Algorithms Midpoint Algorithm : Extensive use at Tevatron in Run Ⅱ (hep-ex/ ). Cluster objects based on their proximity η - φ space. Identify stable cones (kinematic direction = geometric center). Advantage: Simpler for underlying-event & pileup corrections. Disadvantage: Infrared-unsafe in high order pQCD & overlapping stable cones. Successive Combination Algorithms K t Algorithms : Extensive use at HERA. A few Tevatron analyses. Cluster objects based on a certain metric. Relative Kt for K t algorithm. Advantage: Infrared-safe in all order of pQCD calculations. Disadvantages: Jet geometry can be complicated. Complex corrections. A lot of developments in recent years. SisCone, Cambridge-Aachen, Anti-K t, etc. E.g. FastJet : Extensively studied in LHC experiments. Will benefit future studies. Cone jetK T jet

Jet Finding Algorithm 13 FastJet: sequential clustering algorithms k T algorithm Cambridge/Aachen algorithm anti-k T algorithm Cone jetK T jet Parameters - R size - p T cut - Jet threshold arXiv: v2 [hep-pn] (2008) Algorithm 2009/11/5 The Workshop ALICE Upgredes by Asian Yonsei University Calculate particle distance : d ij Calculate Beam distance : d iB =k ti 2p Find the smallest distance (d ij or d iB ) If d ij is the smallest combine particles If d iB is the smallest and the cluster momentum lager than threshold call the cluster a Jet.

Which is the best algorithm ? 14 Δ ϕ resolution Δη resolutionmeasured energy p T hard 100GeV/c Jet threshold 20GeV/c k T algorithm anti-k T algorithm Cambridge algorithm Resolution : σ of sharp gaussian Performance of energy reconstruction of Jet with anti-k T algorithm is about 50% better than k T algorithm! Performance of energy reconstruction of Jet with anti-k T algorithm is about 50% better than k T algorithm! We analyze for closest Jet to parton Δφ, Δη= parton axis – jet axis This work has been done by D. Sakata & T. Horaguchi. 2009/11/5 The Workshop ALICE Upgredes by Asian Yonsei University

Inclusive Jet Production 2009/11/5 The Workshop ALICE Upgredes by Asian Yonsei University 15 Test pQCD at highest Q^2. Constrain PDFs, especially gluons at high-x. Measure strong coupling constant J-Cal enhance the statistics of Jet events Blue : Gluon Red: Quark √s=5.5TeV pp

DiJet Production 2009/11/5 The Workshop ALICE Upgredes by Asian Yonsei University 16 J-Cal improves the resolution of the dijet measurement. Dijet angular distribution is sensitive to the jets by pQCD higher order effect.

Jet Structure (qg Jet Separation) 2009/11/5 The Workshop ALICE Upgredes by Asian Yonsei University 17 Broadness of the jets in φ direction compared with the closest parton Gluon jet has wider structure than quark jet. Precise discussion will be presented by Hiroki Yokoyama on Nov. 7 pT R Red : Quark Blue : Gluon

PDF with Recent Tevatron Jet Data 2009/11/5 The Workshop ALICE Upgredes by Asian Yonsei University 18 Tevatron data reduced uncertainties of PDFs. LHC data also will lead to softer high-x gluons and help reducing uncertainties of PDFs.

Prompt Photon Production 2009/11/5 The Workshop ALICE Upgredes by Asian Yonsei University 19 In Tevatron, Data/NLO pQC is in agreement at high p T, but enhancement at low p T. Need to treat the fragmentation function carefully. Wider acceptance of J-Cal can improve the quality of isolation cut, but “fake photon” (from merged 2 photons from π 0 ) will increase in high p T.

Low pT Photon Measurement  Any source of real  can emit  * with very low mass.  Convert direct  * fraction to real direct photon yield S : Process dependent factor q  g q e+e+ e-e- Kroll-Wada formula 20 Direct  * /inclusive  * is determined by fitting the following function for each pT bin. Reminder : f direct is given by Kroll- Wada formula with S = 1. r : direct  * /inclusive  * 2009/11/5 The Workshop ALICE Upgredes by Asian Yonsei University

Photon-Jet Production 2009/11/5 The Workshop ALICE Upgredes by Asian Yonsei University 21 not well described by NLO pQCD calculation Intrinsic kt ? Resummation ? At LHC, fragmentation effect of prompt photon production will increase, so this topic is so important.

Underlying Event (UE) 2009/11/5 The Workshop ALICE Upgredes by Asian Yonsei University 22 Underlying Event = Beam remnant + Multiple Parton Interaction (MPI) Jet Production Transverse region sensitive to UE High statistics jet sample Studies in Various dijet topologies

Summary 2009/11/5 The Workshop ALICE Upgredes by Asian Yonsei University 23 LHC is powerful QCD machine ! Produced the highest p T particles Wider parton kinematics range Jet production Test pQCD at high Q 2 Extract PDFs, especially high-x gluons Measure strong coupling constant Jet finding algorithm study almost done Prompt photon & Photon-Jet production Test pQCD It will challenge and polish the theoretical calculation. J-Cal will enhance physics message even if pp collisions ! Physics harvests around corner even if initial pp collisions !

2009/11/5 The Workshop ALICE Upgredes by Asian Yonsei University 24 Backup Slides

 0 (hadron) trigger Jet (small R) trigger Jet (large R) trigger Gamma trigger Closer and closer to the initial parton energy more and more surface bias given by energy loss STAR Preliminary Au+Au 0~10% ,Jet,  0 - hadron correlation Comparisons are the most important! RHIC-AGS’09, Y. S. Lai QM09, M. Ploskon 2009/11/5 25 The Workshop ALICE Upgredes by Asian Yonsei University

Recoil Di-jet E T jet1 >70GeV Recoil  0 -jet E T  0 >30GeV Recoil  -jet E T  >30GeV  in PHOS/J-cal EM-cal jet (R<0.3) in J-cal EM-cal  0 in PHOS/J-cal EM-cal M. Sano, H. Yokoyama, Grad. Student of Tsukuba 2009/11/5 26 The Workshop ALICE Upgredes by Asian Yonsei University

Improvement in jet energy resolution M. Sano, H. Yokoyama, Grad. Student of Tsukuba 2009/11/5 27 The Workshop ALICE Upgredes by Asian Yonsei University

Difinition of Efficiency ΔEt/parton Et k T anti-k T Camb Efficiency = # of Jets / # of partons |(parton Et – Jet Et)/(parton Et)|<0.3 & In 3σ of broad gaussian for d ϕ & In 3σ of broad gaussian for dη 28 |η of parton|<1. |η of Jet|<1. p T hard = 100 GeV/c threshold = 20 GeV/c k T anti-k T Camb Next Page 2009/11/5 The Workshop ALICE Upgredes by Asian Yonsei University

Efficiency of PYTHIA 29 p T hard = 100 GeV/c threshold = 20 GeV/c R = 0.2 threshold = 20 GeV/c k T algorithm anti-k T algorithm Cambridge algorithm Efficiency of Jet Finding with anti-kt algorithm is about 30% better than kt algorithm Efficiency of Jet Finding with anti-kt algorithm is about 30% better than kt algorithm 60% of Jets has correct energy & correct direction for 100GeV/c Jets at R=1.0 Anti-kt is useful for PYTHIA! 2009/11/5 The Workshop ALICE Upgredes by Asian Yonsei University

HIJING with PYTHIA Total charged π charged K proton + p-bar Centrality : 0-20 Pb+Pb 5500GeV Centrality : AliRootv4-16-Rev-03 # of event10000 p T hard min 2GeV/c Jet Quenchingon Shadowingon 30 We embed PYTHIA Jets in HIJING event centrality HIJING PYTHIA Jets (same Jets) Jets /11/5 The Workshop ALICE Upgredes by Asian Yonsei University

Energy reconstruction with HIJING anti-k T algorithm R :0.2 p T cut : 0.5GeV/c Jet threshold :20 GeV/c p T hard :100GeV/c R :0.2 Jet threshold :20 GeV/c 31 Jets has about 40GeV background at central collision at p T cut=0.5 Jets has about 40GeV background at central collision at p T cut= /11/5 The Workshop ALICE Upgredes by Asian Yonsei University

Efficiency of HIJING anti-k T algorithm R :0.2 p T cut : 0.5GeV/c Jet threshold :20 GeV/c p T hard :100GeV/c R :0.2 Jet threshold :20 GeV/c We should set p T cut 1.0GeV/c at most central, 0.5GeV/c for the other centrality. Low energy jets are affected by background. 2009/11/5 32 The Workshop ALICE Upgredes by Asian Yonsei University

dE/parton Et distribution 2009/11/5 The Workshop ALICE Upgredes by Asian Yonsei University 33 p T hard = 20GeV/c 60GeV/c 100GeV/c R =0.2 R =0.6 R =1.0 PYTHIA threshold = 20GeV/c dE/parton Et anti-kt Camb kt |dE/parton Et|<0.3

Area of Jet & background Et in PYTHIA Jet 2009/11/5 The Workshop ALICE Upgredes by Asian Yonsei University 34 p T hard = 100 GeV/c threshold = 20 GeV/c R = 0.2 threshold = 20 GeV/c Jet Area background Et = (Jet Area)*(Et JET /d ϕ dη ) Et JET : Σ Et(exclude JetArea)

Measured Energy and Energy Correction 2009/11/5 The Workshop ALICE Upgredes by Asian Yonsei University 35 E T corrected = E T reconstructed - E T background /dΦdη*Area Jet Back ground : Multiple parton interaction Beam remnant threshold:20GeV/c p T hard GeV/c p T hard 60 – 80 GeV/c Black : Cam/Aachen Blue : k T Red : anti-k T

Number of Jets All on | η |<3 All on | η |<1 initial on | η |<3 final on | η |<3 ini-fin on | η |<3 BR-MPI on | η |<3 All off | η |<3 η cut of particles anti-kt algorithm p T hard = 100GeV/c Jet threshold = 20GeV/c # of event of N-jets / total events 3-Jets 1-Jet 2-Jets4-Jets 5-Jets 70% of total events has less than 2-jets for setting of all radiation on 36 Using particles: StatusCode of PYTHIA =1 (final state particles) 2009/11/5 The Workshop ALICE Upgredes by Asian Yonsei University

Radiation effect for d ϕ resolution anti-kt algorithm p T hard = 100GeV/c Jet threshold = 20GeV/c 2009/11/5 37 The Workshop ALICE Upgredes by Asian Yonsei University All on | η |<3 All on | η |<1 initial on | η |<3 final on | η |<3 ini-fin on | η |<3 BR-MPI on | η |<3 All off | η |<3 η cut of particles Using particles: StatusCode of PYTHIA =1 (final state particles)

Radiation effect for Energy reconstruction anti-kt algorithm p T hard = 100GeV/c Jet threshold = 20GeV/c /11/5 The Workshop ALICE Upgredes by Asian Yonsei University All on | η |<3 All on | η |<1 initial on | η |<3 final on | η |<3 ini-fin on | η |<3 BR-MPI on | η |<3 All off | η |<3 η cut of particles Using particles: StatusCode of PYTHIA =1 (final state particles)

Efficiency & Purity for Axis 3σ Efficiency: # of Jet in 3 σ of “broad” gaussian / # of parton S/(S+N)(pulity): # of Jet in 3 σ of “sharp” gaussian/ # of Jet in 3 σ of “broad” gaussian anti-kt algorithm p T hard = 100GeV/c Jet threshold = 20GeV/c anti-kt kt Cambridge /11/5 The Workshop ALICE Upgredes by Asian Yonsei University

Low pT Photons 2009/11/5 The Workshop ALICE Upgredes by Asian Yonsei University 40 In ‘real’ photon measurement  Measured yield with a large systematic error Difficulty on measuring low pT “real” direct photons 1.Finite energy resolution of the EMCal 2.Large hadron background Advantages on measuring ‘virtual’ photons 1.High momentum resolution of the TPC 2.Reliable estimation of the hadron decay components using Kroll-Wada formula Experimental determination is very important since applicability of pQCD is doubtable in low pT region

Virtual Photon Measurement 2009/11/5 The Workshop ALICE Upgredes by Asian Yonsei University 41  Any source of real  can emit  * with very low mass.  Convert direct  * fraction to real direct photon yield S : Process dependent factor q  g q e+e+ e-e- Kroll-Wada formula  Possible to separate hadron decay components from virtual photon in the proper mass window.

Electron ID with TRD (1) 2009/11/5 The Workshop ALICE Upgredes by Asian Yonsei University 42  Used the production of ALICE full detector simulation with PYTHIA.  The fraction of electron (material conversion or hadron decay) increase with increasing TRD layer. TRD 1TRD 2TRD 3TRD 4TRD 5TRD 6 Blue : pion Gleen: materlal conversion Red : hadron decay pT(GeV/c)

Electron ID with TRD (2) 2009/11/5 The Workshop ALICE Upgredes by Asian Yonsei University 43  The “efficiency x purity” is the highest with using more than 4 layer of TRD, so we decided to apply TRD 4 layer cut in current analysis. Magenta : purity Blue : efficiency Red : efficiency x purity

Invariant Mass Spectrum 2009/11/5 The Workshop ALICE Upgredes by Asian Yonsei University 44  Combinatorial background and Conversion electron pair dominates in the invariant mass spectrum.  Total mass yield is almost described by the combinatorial and material conversion background within the statistical error. But it indicates to need more statistics and analysis is ongoing.

Evaluation the Statistics in First Year 2009/11/5 The Workshop ALICE Upgredes by Asian Yonsei University 45 Red : 100M event Blue : 1G event  Evaluation from NLO pQCD calculation  Used INCNLO  h/PHOX_FAMILY/readme_in c.htm h/PHOX_FAMILY/readme_in c.htm  CTEQ6M, BFG  √s : 7TeV pp  μ : 0.5p T,1.0p T,2.0p T  Evaluation of the number of the virtual photon  Error propagation of background subtraction included.  Required Trigger : MB  Assumed DAQ rate :100Hz & Duty factor : ~25%  100M event ~ 2 Month  1G event ~ 20 Month  Measured pT will reach ~5GeV/c