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Title: W and Z with 10 fb1 of data


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W and Z with 10 fb-1 of data
  • Kamal Benslama
  • Kevin Black
  • Stephane Willocq

2
Outline
  • Introduction Why Z/W
  • What we know today
  • Basic Theoretical Framework
  • Current Bounds
  • What we can hope to do in 10 fb-1 of data?
  • Update of Z Rome Analysis
  • Start of W Analysis
  • Plans

3
Introduction Why new Gauge Bosons?
  • Standard model based on local gauge invariance
  • SU(3)C x SU(2)Wx U(1)Y
  • Natural to ask Are these all of the fundamental
    interactions of nature? What are the limits on
    more?
  • The Standard Model is an effective theory
    likely to break down at the electroweak scale
    natural to think that we might find evidence for
    new gauge forces at this scale

4
What kind?
  • Three types
  • Confined Perhaps some of the particles we see
    today are composites bound by some new confined
    force (eg, Top color)
  • Coulomb More forces that are so week we havent
    seen them yet
  • Higgs type Heavier cousins of the W and Z
    getting mass from some scaled up version of the
    Higgs
  • Focus on new Gauge Bosons with Standard Model
    like coupling
  • First worry about finding new physics, then
    find out what it is

5
Where could the Z/W come from?
  • Many good reasons to look for new gauge bosons
    (just as we look for new fermions)
  • Many theories argue for the existence of new
    gauge bosons to shed light on mysteries of the SM
  • GUT with large gauge groups break down to SM
    extra gauge bosons at lower energies
  • Extra Dimensions- Bulk has copies (KK modes) of
    SM gauge bosons which are massive
  • TopColor-gtbreak electroweak symmetry breaking
  • Little Higgs
  • New SUSY theories

6
Limits
MW gt 842 GeV (205 pb-1) MZ gt 845 GeV(448
pb-1) ?Br lt 24 fb
7
Samples
  • Note BF(g/Z/Z ? ??-) factored into the
    calculation of the luminosity
  • Samples Z ? ? ?- with SM-like
    couplingsSamples generated and simulated at U.
    MontrealPythia process 141 q q-bar ?
    gamma/Z/Z ? ? ?-with low mass cutoff of 500
    GeV for SSM 1000 SSM 2000
    1000 GeV for SSM 3000 SSM 4000

1 TeV W-gtl nu with SM-like couplings
(Benslama/Black) 10.0.1 20 K events, W-gt?? (?BF
3312.6 fb) 4.8 fb-1
8
Muon Perfomrance at very high Pt
Muon (AOD) efficiencies resolution (rel.10.0.4)
efficiency
efficiency
9
Z-gt? ?
  • Event Requirements
  • Two Muons with opposite charge
  • ??lt2.5
  • pTgt 10 GeV
  • less than 20 GeV of energy in cone of 0.4 around
    muon
  • HighPt Algorithm only, both inner detector and
    muon spectrometer track

10
Invariant Mass Distributions (1 TeV)
Fit to Breit-Wigner 1st order polynomial
Fit to Gaussian 1st order polynomial
11
At 2 TeV
Fit to Breit-Wigner 1st order polynomial
Fit to Gaussian 1st order polynomial
12
At 3 TeV
Fit to Gaussian 1st order polynomial
13
At 4 TeV
Not enough statistics for fit ? ignore
14
Z Summary
Simple fit to a Gaussian 1st order polynomial?
anticipated number of observed Z ? ? ?- signal
decays
15
Z Backgrounds
16
Background Distribution
Apply all cuts except dimuon charge, high-pT alg
and combined mu requirements
Plots normalized to 10 fb-1
17
Background Distributions
Apply all cuts except dimuon charge, high-pT alg
and combined mu requirements
Plots normalized to 10 fb-1
18
Background Distributions
Apply all cuts
19
Background Distributions
Apply all cuts
20
W Signal and Background
  • Selection
  • ET gt 100 GeV
  • Muon
  • Isolated,
  • highPt Algorithm only
  • both inner and muon detector track
    (pT match within 20)
  • pT gt 75 GeV

21
Backgrounds
22
W Signal and Background
23
W Summary
24
Event Count
  • For simple cuts, 3987 events for a 1 TeV W in 10
    fb-1 of data
  • Most backgrounds are very small after cuts,
    however in the far tails of the distribution need
    more MC to extract meaningful numbers (study W-gtl
    nu in fast MC to get a better estimate) , fakes
    will take more work to get a reasonable handle on

25
Conclusions and Plans
  • As expected, backgrounds for both Z and W
    appear very small (though long tail of Drell-Yan
    needs to be very well understood)
  • Both should be easily observable up to a few
    TeV with 10 fb-1 of data
  • Plans
  • Continue to work on reconstruction performance
    (wanted to use more recent version of
    simulation/digitization/reconstruction but some
    bugs)
  • November, trigger simulator should be in testing
    stage (Black) has agreed to test muon trigger for
    UTF. Use Z, W as test case.
  • Look at ?e, and ? channels
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