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Higgs to at CDF Amit Lath Rutgers University Tev4LHC Workshop, Sep 17 2004
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MSSM Higgs Production MSSM Higgs is produced copiously! (at reasonably large tan ) Two main channels: -bb A NLO from Maltoni, Sullivan, Willenbrock NNLO from Harlander, Kilgore - gg A HIGLU (NLO) program from M. Spira Do the math : For M A =120 GeV/c 2, tan =30: (bb A) = (8.9e-3)(30) 2 = 8.0 pb (gg A) = 5.2 pb = 13.2 pb ~2500 A produced with 200 pb -1 ! (x2 more if you consider h as well)
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Higgs Decays Higgs decays primarily to bb (~ 90%) - HUGE background from strongly produced bb. So what can we do? 1) Look for associated production - associated with W, Z Yoshio Ishizawa’s talk - with a 3 rd, 4 th b-quark. Avto Kharchilava’s talk 2) Look for other higgs decays: - is promising (down by x10, but only Weak bgs) - Sungwon Lee’s talk
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How to get Trigger on isolated “pencil jets” hadronic decays ( h ) Ask for an e, , [or 2 nd ( h ) ] in event. 1 or 3 tracks e or decays e e , : leptonic decays (~36%). , , , … : hadronic decays (~ 64%). 1 st time at hadron collider! (to be added to higgs search)
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The Trouble with QCD jets! They can look like h Fight with: energy, isolation. Triggered h object: - cluster-matched track with p T > 4.5 GeV. - no tracks w/ p T > 1.5 Gev in 10-30 0 iso. annulus. -Electron + h central electron (E T > 8 GeV) + h object (~30nb at L3) -Muon + h central muon (p T > 8 GeV) + h object (~30nb at L3) - h + h two h objects, with extra L2 isolation (~13nb at L3) LHC take note! constant trigger rate battles! Not yet included in MSSM higgs search.
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Reconstructing h Tighten isolation. Reconstruct 0. - use EM calorimeter for energy. - use ShowerMax for position. Remove electron candidates. m trks+ < 1.8 Look for characteristic 1, 3 track enhancement. Signature of hadronic tau decay! 2 clusters 1 cluster + +-
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Background Removal |P T 1 | + |P T 2 | + |E T | > 50 GeV Jets tend to be soft. Requiring scalar sum of energy of objects in event > 50 GeV further reduces backgrounds.
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W associated backgrounds Define: – vector: Bisector of visible dirs P vis project VISIBLE ’s onto P P vis W+jet events E T more back-to-back with jets.
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Hadronic signature Nice 1, 3 track enhancement. Only 1,3 track events. Only events with h, e/ opp. Charge. Jet fakes under good control!
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Hadronic distributions Low levels of jet t fakes (~0.1% at higher p T ) Good agreement in E T H T above cut of 50 GeV Fakes well understood. Long-standing discrepancies between jet samples resolved. (Run 1 fakes ~ 1%)
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Predicted vs. Observed Events source eheh hh combined Z/ * → 132.3±17.1104.1±13.3236.4±29.5 Z/ * → ee, 1.8±0.24.9±0.46.7±0.6 VV, tt0.7±0.10.8±0.11.5±0.1 Jet → fakes 12.0±3.67.0±2.119.0±5.7 Total predicted BG146.8±17.5116.8±13.5263.6±30.1 Observed133103236 CDF Run 2 Preliminary (195 pb -1 )
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MSSM Higgs Signal Pseudo scalar MSSM Higgs generated with tan =30 used as acceptance model. Define m vis = m(p( 1 ) + p( 2 ) + p(E T )) Where p(E T ) = (E X,E Y,0,E T )
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Z/Higgs Separation Binned likelihood fit shown with m A = 130 GeV component in yellow Normalized to 195 pb -1 No Higgs component Lum, Z-xscn, bg, all fixed w/in errors. Linear Semilog
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Fit Results From pseudoexperiments
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Fit Results Very conservative treatment of energy scale shift causes poor limit at low mass. will get better.
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Limit Table Need NLO calculation of higgs production to get exclusion in M, tanb plane.
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What’s Next? Have > x2 luminosity on tape already. Understand energy scale better, limits (esp. at lower mass) will get better. Will add h h (ditau), e channels – Ditau adds stats similar to e h channel. – e m small, but very clean. Also looking at: –Additional jet with b-tag. –Extending acceptance into plug region. –Neural nets for reconstruction. First time at hadronic collider.
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Conclusion Direct Search for A performed at CDF Didn’t find evidence of higgs, but… – achieved excellent acceptance – lower than expected jet fake rates CDF expects ~ 4 fb -1 of data by end of Run 2 – if MSSM higgs exists (at higher tan ) we will see it!
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