New measurements of forward physics in the TOTEM experiment at the LHC Hubert Niewiadomski on behalf of the TOTEM Collaboration ICHEP 2012, 4-11 July 2012,

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New measurements of forward physics in the TOTEM experiment at the LHC Hubert Niewiadomski on behalf of the TOTEM Collaboration ICHEP 2012, 4-11 July 2012, Melbourne

jet  b TOTEM Physics Overview Total cross-section Elastic scattering Forward physics Soft and hard diffraction ICHEP 2012Hubert Niewiadomski, TOTEM2

IP5 RP147RP Roman Pots (on both sides of CMS): measure elastic & diffractive protons close to outgoing beam Inelastic telescopes: charged particle & vertex reconstruction IP5 T1: 3.1 <  < 4.7 T2: 5.3 <  < m 14 m T1 CASTOR (CMS) HF (CMS) T2 TOTEM Setup in LHC IP5 (together with CMS) CMS ICHEP 2012Hubert Niewiadomski, TOTEM3

TAS Telescopes: TOTEM inelastic telescopes T1 telescope T2 telescope CMS  charged particle detection  vertex reconstruction  trigger ICHEP 2012Hubert Niewiadomski, TOTEM4

Roman Pot detectors  detect protons scattered at Interaction Point 5  near-beam movable devices  equipped with edgeless silicon microstrip detectors  resolution of  16μm  trigger capability with FPGA processing ICHEP 2012Hubert Niewiadomski, TOTEM5

Measurement of the forward charged particle density 5.3 <  < 6.5 ICHEP 2012Hubert Niewiadomski, TOTEM6 T2 telescope:

Data sample: events at low luminosity and low pile-up, triggered with T2 Selection: at least one track reconstructed Primary particle definition: charged particle with t > 0.3  s & p t > 40 MeV/c Primary particle selection: - primary/secondary discrimination with primary vertex reconstruction primary secondary Primary track reconstruction efficiency - evaluated as a function of the track  and the multiplicity - efficiency of 80% - fraction of primary tracks within the cuts of 75% – 90% (  dependent) ICHEP 2012Hubert Niewiadomski, TOTEM7

Published: EPL 98 (2012) TOTEM measurements combined with the other LHC experiments TOTEM measurements compared to MC predictions ICHEP 2012Hubert Niewiadomski, TOTEM8

Measurement of the Elastic pp Cross Section 7  GeV 2 <|t|< 3.5 GeV 2 ICHEP 2012Hubert Niewiadomski, TOTEM9 Roman Pots:

Wide range of |t| measured with various LHC configurations β * = 90m, 5σ 2.3   10 3 β * = 90 10σ ICHEP 2012Hubert Niewiadomski, TOTEM10

Diagonals analysed independently t y = -p 2  y 2 ξ=  p/p Sector 45 Sector 56 Sector 56 Sector 45 Sector 56 Aperture limitation, t max Beam halo β * =3.5m (7σ) β * =90m (10σ) β * =90m (5σ) x[mm] y[mm] ICHEP 2012Hubert Niewiadomski, TOTEM11

Proton position at a given RP (x, y) is a function of position (x *, y * ) and angle (  x *,  y * ) at IP5:  Scattering angle reconstructed in both projections  High Θ * -reconstruction resolution available σ(Θ y * )=1.7 μrad for β * =90 m and low t-range σ(Θ y * )=12.5 μrad for β * =3.5 m and high t-range Elastic proton reconstruction: RP IP5 measured in Roman Pots reconstructed Proton transport matrix Excellent optics calibration and alignment required ICHEP 2012Hubert Niewiadomski, TOTEM12

Optics determination – Analysis of transport matrix sensitivity to LHC imperfections (MADX) – Machine tolerances and measured errors combined magnet currents magnet conversion curves, field imperfections magnet displacements – Measured optics constraints from RP proton tracks distributions – Optics matched with MADX – Procedure verified with MC studies Alignment of Roman Pots – internal components alignment: metrology, tracks – with respect to LHC beams : beam touching exercise (<200 μm) – relative between RPs with overlapping tracks (Millepede, a few μm) – physics based : exploits co-linearity of elastically scattered protons, constraints especially the 2 sides of IP5 (a few μm) Final precision of 10 μm achieved H. Niewiadomski, Roman Pots for beam diagnostic, OMCM, CERN, H. Niewiadomski, F. Nemes, LHC Optics Determination with Proton Tracks, IPAC'12, Louisiana, USA, ICHEP 2012Hubert Niewiadomski, TOTEM13 Movable devices be definition !! Special TOTEM runs, optics can change from fill to fill !! Track based alignment Optics related systematic errors Novel method of TOTEM

Proton selection cuts + collinearity cuts (left-right) Θ * x,45  Θ * x,56 Θ * y,45  Θ * y,56 + low ξ cuts + vertex cuts + optics related cuts Background subtraction Acceptance correction ICHEP 2012Hubert Niewiadomski, TOTEM14

Resolution unfolding divergence uncertainty Extrapolation limit β * =90m σ(Θ * )=1.7µrad β * =3.5m Normalization Reconstruction efficiency – intrinsic detector inefficiency: 1-2% / pot – elastic proton lost due to interaction: 1.5%/pot – event lost due to overlap with beam halo (depends on dataset and diagonal) 4% - 8% (β*=90m); 30% (β*=3.5m) Luminosity from CMS systematic error of 4% unfolding correction ICHEP 2012Hubert Niewiadomski, TOTEM15

EPL 95 (2011) EPL 96 (2011) To be published |t| dip = 0.53 GeV 2 B = 19.9 GeV -2 |t| -7.8 ICHEP 2012Hubert Niewiadomski, TOTEM16

EPL 96 (2011) To be published = 506 ±22.7 syst ±1.0 stat mb/GeV 2 A = 503±26.7 syst ±1.5 stat mb/GeV 2 B = 19.9±0.26 syst ±0.04 stat GeV -2 Elastic cross-section 25.4±1.0 lumi ±0.3 syst ±0.03 stat mb (90% directly measured) 24.8±1.0 lumi ±0.2 syst ±0.2 stat mb (50% directly measured) Extrapolation to t=0 ICHEP 2012Hubert Niewiadomski, TOTEM17 d σ EL /dt [mb/GeV 2 ] -t [GeV 2 ]

Measurement of the Inelastic pp Cross Section ICHEP 2012Hubert Niewiadomski, TOTEM18 T2 and T1 telescopes:

T2 η tracks T2 η η Inelastic events in T2: classification tracks in both hemispheres non-diffractive minimum bias double diffraction tracks in a single hemisphere mainly single diffraction M X > 3.4 GeV/c 2 Corrections to the T2 visible events  Trigger Efficiency: 2.3 % (measured from zero bias data with respect to track multiplicity)  Track reconstruction efficiency: 1 % (based on MC tuned with data)  Beam-gas background: 0.54 % (measured with non colliding bunch data)  Pile-up (μ =0.03): 1.5 % (contribution measured from zero bias data) σ inelastic, T2 visible = 69.7 ± 0.1 stat ± 0.7 syst ± 2.8 lumi mb       ICHEP 2012Hubert Niewiadomski, TOTEM19

σ inelastic, T2 visible σ inelastic Corrections for non visible events: tracks in T1 (& T2 empty) Estimated from BX data ~ 2% Rapidity gap in T2: estimated from T1 gap probability transferred to T2 h-region (scaled by fraction of T2 1hemi only events (no tracks in T1) taking MC estimated experimental rap gap survival in T2 region in account:) ~ 0.5 % Central Diffraction: T1 & T2 empty (based on MC) Correction max ~ 0.25 x s CD : as cross section is unknown, quoted in syst error Corrections for non visible events: tracks in T1 (& T2 empty) Estimated from BX data ~ 2% Rapidity gap in T2: estimated from T1 gap probability transferred to T2 h-region (scaled by fraction of T2 1hemi only events (no tracks in T1) taking MC estimated experimental rap gap survival in T2 region in account:) ~ 0.5 % Central Diffraction: T1 & T2 empty (based on MC) Correction max ~ 0.25 x s CD : as cross section is unknown, quoted in syst error Missing inelastic cross-section  Events visible in T1 but not in T2: 2.0 % (estimated from zero bias data)  Rapidity gap in T2 : 0.57 % (estimated from T1 gap probability transferred to T2)  Central Diffraction: T1 & T2 empty : 0.54 % (based on MC, correction max  0.25  σ CD, quoted in systematic error)  Low Mass Diffraction : 3.7 % ± 2 % syst (Several models studied, correction based on QGSJET-II-4, imposing observed 2hemisphere/1hemisphere event ratio and the effect of ‘secondaries’) σ inelastic = 73.7 ±0.1 stat ±1.7 syst ±2.9 lumi mb  constrained by the Total cross-section measurement (see later)  will be measured with a single proton trigger, large β * optics and clean beam conds.     ICHEP 2012Hubert Niewiadomski, TOTEM20

Total Cross Section Measurement ICHEP 2012Hubert Niewiadomski, TOTEM21 Roman Pots, T2 and T1 telescopes:

Total Cross Section 4 approaches 1) CMS Luminosity (small bunches) + Elastic Scattering+ Optical Theorem depends on CMS luminosity for low-L bunches & elastic efficiencies & ρ 2) CMS Luminosity (large bunches) + Elastic Scattering + Optical Theorem compare the CMS luminosity measurement for high-L vs. low-L bunches 3) CMS Luminosity (large bunches) + Elastic Scattering + Inelastic Scattering minimizes dependence on elastic efficiencies and no dependence on ρ 4) (L-independent) + Elastic Scattering + Inelastic Scattering+ Optical Theorem eliminates dependence on luminosity 1) Luminosity (“low”) + Elastic Scattering+ Optical Theorem depends on CMS luminosity for low-L bunches & elastic efficiencies & r 2) Luminosity (“high”) + Elastic Scattering+ Optical Theorem compare the CMS luminosity measurement for high-L vs low-L bunches 3) Luminosity (“high”) + Elastic Scattering+ Inelastic minimizes dependence on elastic efficiencies and no dependence on r 4) (L-independent) + Elastic + Inelastic + Optical Theorem eliminates dependence on luminosity ρ=0.14  0.09 (Compete) ICHEP 2012Hubert Niewiadomski, TOTEM22

Total Cross Section 4 approaches 1) CMS Luminosity (small bunches) + Elastic Scattering + Optical Theorem depends on CMS luminosity for low-L bunches & elastic efficiencies & ρ σ TOT = 98.3 mb ± 2.0 mb EPL 96 (2011) ) CMS Luminosity (large bunches) + Elastic Scattering + Optical Theorem compare the CMS luminosity measurement for high-L vs. low-L bunches σ TOT = 98.6 mb ± 2.3 mb 3) CMS Luminosity (large bunches) + Elastic Scattering + Inelastic Scattering minimizes dependence on elastic efficiencies and no dependence on ρ σ TOT = 99.1 mb ± 4.4 mb 4) (L-independent) + Elastic Scattering + Inelastic Scattering + Optical Theorem eliminates dependence on luminosity σ TOT = 98.1 mb ± 2.4 mb 1) Luminosity (“low”) + Elastic Scattering+ Optical Theorem depends on CMS luminosity for low-L bunches & elastic efficiencies & r 2) Luminosity (“high”) + Elastic Scattering+ Optical Theorem compare the CMS luminosity measurement for high-L vs low-L bunches 3) Luminosity (“high”) + Elastic Scattering+ Inelastic minimizes dependence on elastic efficiencies and no dependence on r 4) (L-independent) + Elastic + Inelastic + Optical Theorem eliminates dependence on luminosity ICHEP 2012Hubert Niewiadomski, TOTEM23

Cross Sections: Summary ICHEP 2012Hubert Niewiadomski, TOTEM24

Total Cross Section calibrations & implications Luminosity calibration: 1) 82/μb ±4% 83.7/μb ±3.8% 2) 1.65/μb ±4% 1.65/μb ±4.5 % Low mass diffraction cross-section constrained: From method (2) inclusive estimation of σ inel = σ tot – σ el = 73.2± 1.3mb However, T1+T2 visible σ  <6.5 inel = 70.9 ± 2.8 mb σ  >6.5 inel = 3.2% σ  <6.5 inel ( upper limit of 4.5 mb) Luminosity and ρ independent ratios: σ el / σ tot = ± 2% σ el / σ inel =0.354 ± 2.6% Estimated by CMS Estimated by TOTEM ICHEP 2012Hubert Niewiadomski, TOTEM25

Diffractive physics DPE, SD, di-jets… ICHEP 2012Hubert Niewiadomski, TOTEM26 TOTEM and CMS :

Double Pomeron Exchange low ξ proton large rapidity gap Δ  no tracks in T2 small rapidity gap Δ  tracks in T2 large ξ proton M X 2 =  1  2 s -ln  2 Rapidity Gap  -ln  1  Scattered proton Diffractive system ξ = Δp/p T1T2 T1 T2 Roman Pot Run , event 9904 T2 T2 Excellent RP acceptance in β * = 90m runs  DPE protons of -t > 0.02GeV 2 detected by RP  nearly complete ξ-acceptance Hubert Niewiadomski, TOTEM27

Data Oct’11: DPE Cross-Section Preliminary Raw distribution (to be corrected for acceptance, resolution, efficiency...) Distribution integrated over  dN/dt Raw distribution (to be corrected for acceptance, efficiency, resolution...) ICHEP 2012Hubert Niewiadomski, TOTEM28

Data Taking with CMS Semi-hard and hard diffraction (CMS-TOTEM TDR): inclusive and exclusive dijets + protons + rapidity gaps … CMS  TOTEM trigger exchange Offline data synchronization Towards common data taking: 2011 Ion run : proof of principle 2012 CMS jet trigger to TOTEM; low statistics collected 2012 Low pile up run; 8M events collected Run with a complete trigger menu; exchange of trigger in both directions (CMS jets trigger; TOTEM min bias; RPs were NOT inserted ) 2012 First common runs with standard optics with Roman Pots inserted Data taking foreseen in 2012: β * =90m, 156 bunches expected integrated luminosity of 6nb -1 /h Proton coverage : full range in ξ, -t > 0.02 GeV 2 β * =0.6m,  1400 bunches, full luminosity Proton coverage : ξ > 2-3%, full range of t ICHEP 2012Hubert Niewiadomski, TOTEM29

Thank you! ICHEP 2012Hubert Niewiadomski, TOTEM30

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OPTICS ICHEP 2012Hubert Niewiadomski, TOTEM32

Objective: to measure elastic scattering at high |t| Properties of the optics: σ IP ≈ 37 μm (magnification is not crucial) L x ≈ 0, L y = 22.4 m beam divergence σ Θ* ≈ μrad Data sources to improve our optics understanding: TIMBER database magnet currents FIDEL team conversion curves, implemented with LSA WISE field harmonics, magnet’s displacements` t = -p 2    p/p The intercepts of all selected reconstructed tracks in a scoring plane transverse to the beam at 220 m LyLy LxLx Effective lengths β*=3.5 m Elastically scattered proton candidates Sector 56 Sector 45 ICHEP 2012Hubert Niewiadomski, TOTEM33

Optics imperfections can be determined from proton tracks measured in the Roman Pots. The method is based on: elastic events are easy to tag the elements of the transport matrix are mutually correlated elastic scattering ensures that R1R1 Machine imperfections: Strength conversion error, σ(B)/B ≈ Beam momentum offset, σ(p)/p ≈ Magnet rotations, σ(φ) ≈ 1 mrad Beam harmonics, σ(B)/B ≈ Power converter errors, σ(I)/I ≈ Magnet positions Δx, Δy ≈ 100 μm Imperfections alter the optics ! ICHEP 2012Hubert Niewiadomski, TOTEM34

ICHEP 2012Hubert Niewiadomski, TOTEM35 On the basis of constraints R 1 -R 10 the optics can be estimat ed. 35 R 3,4 R 7,8,9,10 R 5,6 Measured ratios R 1 -R 10 Measured ratios R 1 -R 10 Calculated ratios R 1 -R 10 Calculated ratios R 1 -R 10 dL x /ds, L y Match R1R1 R1R1 R2R2 R2R2

The Monte-Carlo study included the effect of: magnet strengths beam momenta displacements, rotations kickers, field harmonics elastic scattering Θ-distributions Conclusion: for β*=3.5m TOTEM can measure the transfer matrix between IP5 and RPs with a precision Relative error distribution before and after matching RMS < 0.2 % ICHEP 2012Hubert Niewiadomski, TOTEM36

 * = 90m optics achievable using the standard LHC injection optics. Properties: σ Θ* = 2.5 μrad, L x ≈ 0, L y ≈ 260 m vertex size σ IP ≈ 212 μm Acceptance: |t| > 3 · GeV 2, RP distance from beam center 10 σ beam parallel to point focusing only in vertical Effective lengths from IP5 to m β*=90 m ICHEP 2012Hubert Niewiadomski, TOTEM37

Objectives: First measurement of  tot elastic scattering in a wide |t| range inclusive studies of diffractive processes measurement of forward charged multiplicity Sensitivity of the effective length L y : 1 ‰ perturbations magnet strength, beam momenta Conclusion: not necessary to match the β *=90 m optics ICHEP 2012Hubert Niewiadomski, TOTEM38

Elastic pp Scattering – from ISR to Tevatron ~1.5 GeV2 ~ 0.7 GeV2 ~ 1.7 GeV2 ISR ICHEP 2012Hubert Niewiadomski, TOTEM39

K. Osterberg, Workshop”, ICHEP 2012Hubert Niewiadomski, TOTEM40

K. Osterberg, Workshop”, ICHEP 2012Hubert Niewiadomski, TOTEM41