Samir Ferrag University of Glasgow UK Exotics meeting: 08-05-2009.

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Samir Ferrag University of Glasgow UK Exotics meeting:

Reorganisation of the ATLAS working groups: – 5 working groups in Exotics: KDF proposal (performance driven) Lepton + X, VBS Black Holes Jets Long Lived Particles – Our suggestion: Lepton + X split into 2 independent teams: Dileptons Dileptons + jets teams Alternate with Common Lepton Performance meetings CSC note: Inside the Exotic chapter Meeting yesterday  Post CSC activities: – Many updates and new topics investigated In this talk: – Only final results inside the CSC (no updates) Z’  ee,mumu,tautau. G*  ee and Technicolor in mumu – No performance and trigger work presented

Understanding the detector performance and trigger Understanding the Standard Model Predictions Searching for new Physics: Z’, G* and Technicolor

Source of (ir) reducible background: (non tautau) – Drell-Yan – Jet  e, gamma  e contamination – e and mu production from Z and W decay Cuts: – R e-jet =10 4, R e-gamma =10, Pt and pseudorapidity (R e-jet & R e-gamma varied by a factor 2) – The Drell-Yan is the dominant background Muons are cleaner & taus studied separately (see below)

2 independent studies: gamma,Z,Z’ and gamma,Z ee and mumu studied separately EW corrections -12to-18% for ee, -4to-16% for mumu QCD corrections using Combination QCD/QED resummation Combination Full QCD Full EW for Drell-Yan

Alignment for Z’  mumu – Most important systematic. – Affects the reconstruction efficiencies and sensitivities – 8 configurations are investigated. 40,100,…,1000  Systematic uncertainties: – Renormalisation/factorisation energy – PDFs: 1TeV, 3TeV – Efficiencies: 1%(e), 5% (mu,tau) – Energy scale: 1%(e), 5% (mu,tau) – Resolution: 20% e, 45% taus – Luminosity: pb -1, 10fb -1

Investigated physic channels – Z’  ee,mumu,tautau. G*  ee and TC in mumu Methods: – Counting – Shape analysis Bayesian Parameterized – Direct Log Likelihood Ratio 5   1-CL b = 2.9x10 -7  high number of pseudoexperiments – Fast Fourrier Transform Non parameterised Backgrounds: – Limited statistic in Drell-Yan – Parameterized and extrapolated when needed H0H0 2lnQ =-  2 H1H1 CL s+b 1 - CL b LLR for all possible experiments With B only With S+B H0H1

Fully simulated Z’  with 1,2 and 3 TeV Mass spectrum generation for  LR and SSM models: – Parameterisation of both Drell- Yan and Z’s – Width Z’ resonances FFT methods used: DY<1% Uncertainties on the DY have negligible effect 100 pb -1 are sufficient to discover Z’ beyond the Tevatron limits: 1.2 TeV < m Z’ <1.6TeV

Complement to Z’  ee, especially when the designed rejections are not reached. SSM and Chi models investigated of 1 & 2 TeV Sensitivity computed using FFT Systematics (5s discovery): – Standard uncertainties has modest effect: 14  13 pb m Z’ =1 TeV – Alignment is the main source of degradation: 14  20 pb m Z’ =1 TeV

Study done for 1 fb-1 in the lepton-hadron channel only Collinear approximation for the invariant mass  breaks down at high masses Significance for 600 GeV: – 9.9 s down to 3.4 s with systematics Total systematic uncertainties 22% (lumi, had energy scale..)

2 loose electrons DY extrapolated using: Physics parameter in Rundall-Sundrum: Sensitivity for 1fb -1 using parameterized CLs method: – Up to m G* =1.5 TeV

Snow mass technicolor models:  T,  T Techni-isospin symmetry: m  T =m  T Sensitivity computed using: – Counting – D0 Bayesian method – Parameterized CLS method 1fb -1 are enough to discover a 600 GeV technimeson

Electrons: – Contamination: Jet  electron, photon  electron – Lack of efficiencies at high energy Reported in the note and meeting Need to develop the eID at high pt – Linearity: – Efficiency measurement from data Photons: – Efficiency measurement from data Electron  Photon contamination – Linearity: Muons: – Efficiency measurement from data – Contamination Taus: – Efficiency measurement from data Trigger: – Efficiency measurement from data – Single high Pt lepton without isolation but Studies are still needed for backup (dielpton without isolation), calibration triggers. Uncertainties: first attempt but need more investigations & agreement with others: –Higher order corrections (EW, QCD, N**LL) –Linearity –Alignment –Efficiencies –Luminosity Backgrounds: –Top, WW, W+jet, tautau, gamma conversion –Fake rate: jet jet, gamma+jet Exotics: –Statistical methods for resonances: S>>B –Combination of ee and mumu channels –ee: Z’, G*, ADD Graviton, Heavy scalars, LQ, LG, Technicolor –mumu: Z’, G*, heavy scalars, LQ, LG, Technicolor –Tautau: Z’, G*, heavy scalars, LQ, LG, Technicolor –Photon-photon: G*, heavy scalars, Excited quarks. –Disentangling the underlying models –Non resonant excess: Contact interaction, ADD extra dimensions

Sensitivity to exotic dilepton resonances: – Z’  ee, 15 to 50pb -1 for 5s discovery of Z’ Chi,eta,Psi,LR,SSM – Z’  mumu, 20pb -1 for 5s discovery of Z’ Chi – Z’  tautau, 1fb -1 gives 3.4 s for m Z’ =600GeV – G*  ee, 5s 1fb -1 : up to m G* =1.5 TeV – TC  mumu, 5s 1fb -1 : up to m TC =600GeV 10 to 100 Pb -1 are enough to go beyond the Tevatron limits for most of dilepton resonances Future…