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Title: Physics with W and Z Bosons at Hadron Colliders


1
Physics with W and Z Bosons at Hadron Colliders
  • Suyong Choi
  • SKKU

2
Outline
  • Introduction
  • Part I
  • W and Z
  • Production at Hadron Colliders
  • Part II
  • QCD
  • Electroweak
  • As backgrounds to exotic phenomena
  • Conclusion

3
Introduction
  • As a standard candle, seeing W and Z boson will
    be an important first step at LHC
  • Relevance to experiment
  • Masses energy and momentum calibration
  • Luminosity measurement
  • Efficiency measurements
  • Relevance to physics
  • Electroweak and QCD
  • Backgrounds to exotic phenomena

4
Why W and Z?
  • It is easier to identify leptons (e,?,?) at
    hadron colliders
  • Good resolution and efficiency
  • jets are messy
  • Leptonic final states of new phenomena are
    easiest to discover
  • Cascade decay New particle ? ? W or Z ?
    leptons
  • Direct decay New particle ? ? leptons
  • Directly or indirectly W and Z are major
    backgrounds to events with leptons

5
The W Boson
  • Spin 1
  • Charge ?1
  • MW 80.398 ? 0.025 GeV
  • ?W2.106 ? 0.050 GeV
  • Couples to- Particles of different flavor-
    left-handed fermion orright-handed antifermions
  • Leptonic decay

time
6
Review of the W Boson
  • Hadronic decays
  • W- - particle ? antiparticle

7
Decays of a real W
  • Cannot decay into t-quark
  • per lepton species
  • Ignoring mass

8
Review of the W Boson
  • Beta decay via a virtual W boson
  • md , mu a few MeV W is virtual

9
Decay of Top Quark
  • mt 174 GeVmb 5 GeV
  • In this case, W is a real particle

10
Production of W at Hadron Colliders
  • Flip the direction of outgoing quark
  • quark-antiquark annihilation
  • Real W boson can be produced if the incoming
    quarks have enough energy

11
Production of W at Hadron Colliders
  • Traditionally, W bosons were produced at
    colliders
  • anti quark exists as a valence quark in
    anti-protons
  • For LHC, W is produced by q and q-bar from
    protons
  • antiquark exists as sea quark in protons

W
antiproton
proton
12
Production Cross Section of W Boson at Hadron
Colliders
13
How to Identify W Bosons
  • Signature charged lepton neutrino
  • charged lepton is identified easily
  • neutrino escapes the detector
  • Kinematics for W rest
  • ? and ? have p40 GeV and back-to-back
  • peak in pT distribution at 40 GeV
  • Missing ET signature of neutrino
  • Total momentum from detector in transverse plane
    ? 0 since neutrino escapes the detector
  • Vector sum of energies calorimeter cells

Jacobian peak
pT
MW/2
14
Discovery of W Boson from UA1 _at_ CERN
Electron
15
W Event from DØ Experiment in Run I
16
W Event Side View
17
More About W Events
  • Calculating the cross section

18
Parton Densities inside Proton
  • Consider probability for partons(quarks and
    gluons) with momentum fraction x inside proton
  • proton is a dynamic object

probability density of partons
scattering of quarks
19
Electron ET Distribution
  • Smooth shape
  • Finite width of W
  • W not at rest
  • Energy resolution

20
Neutrino Transverse Momenta
Calculated after correcting missing ET
21
Transverse Mass
  • How to calculate mass of W?
  • We cannot measure the pz of neutrino
  • Form a scalar quantity under boost in z-direction
  • Transverse vectors are not affected
  • Edge of transverse mass distribution is around MW

22
Theoretical Transverse Mass Distribution
23
Transverse Mass Distribution from CDF Data
background
24
Wjets Events
  • W is not produced at rest
  • Gluon emission from quarks
  • Wn jets

25
Review of Z Boson
  • Spin 1
  • Charge 0
  • MZ 91.1876?0.0021 GeV
  • ?Z 2.4952 0.0023 GeV
  • Couples to particles of same flavor
  • Leptonic decay

time
26
Review of the Z Boson
  • Hadronic Decays
  • Since Z couples to a combination of electric and
    weak charge, the branching fraction pattern is
    complicated
  • charged lepton 3.3 per family
  • neutrinos 20
  • Quarks 67

27
Production of Z Bosons at Hadron Colliders
  • Production through qq-bar annihilation
  • Identification through 2 leptons

28
Z Boson in UA1 Detector in April 30, 1983
29
D0 Experiment in RunI
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Experimental Importance of W/Z at LHC
33
Energy and Momentum Scale Calibration
  • Calorimeter energy calibration
  • conversion factor for scintillation photons in
    crystals ? energy
  • Peak position must be at known MZ
  • Muon momentum calibration
  • Material effects
  • Systematic offset in detector alignment and
    simulation

34
Resolution
  • Variation in detector response
  • calorimeter cell
  • misalignment of tracking detectors

35
Efficiency Measurement from Data using Z Events
  • Tag-and-probe method
  • If M(? track)MZ in an event, then the track
    must be another muon

tag
Z
probe track
How often is the track identified as a muon?
36
W Bosons
  • Missing ET is calculated using calorimeter cells
    with some minimum energies
  • Width and distribution of missing ET tells us the
    inherent noise of the calorimeter

37
Integrated Luminosity Measurement and W/Z
  • Important for integrated luminosity measurement
  • Number of events of a process we expect
  • But how do we get ?
  • Systematic uncertainties of A and ? difficult to
    estimate
  • Using W or Z events could have smaller error

cross section
Integrated luminosity
Acceptance
Measured by luminosity counter
38
Physics with W/Z Bosons
  • QCD
  • Electroweak
  • Higgs
  • SUSY

Tevatron - proton antiproton collider at 1.96
TeV Experiments at Tevatron CDF and D0
39
Quantum Chromodynamics (QCD)
40
W/Z as Standard Candles
  • Proton structure
  • Parton distribution function
  • W/Z Rapidity
  • perturbative QCD
  • Well-defined scale for perturbative QCD
  • W/Z n jets
  • pT of W and Z bosons

41
Parton Density Function (PDF) of Proton
fraction of pz of proton carried by a quark
or gluon
42
W Boson Rapidity at Tevatron
  • Quarks inside proton
  • Quarks inside antiproton

p
p-bar
u
d-bar
W
d
u-bar
W-
pzgt0
pzlt0
43
W/Z Boson Rapidity at LHC
  • Quarks inside proton have different average
    momenta
  • Boost in z-direction of bosons are different
  • Boson rapidity distribution sensitive to parton
    densities

44
LO, NLO, NNLO Predictions
  • lt5 theoretical uncertainty on total cross
    sections

45
Zjets
  • From Zjets distributions
  • Probe gluons inside proton
  • Test reliability of QCD calculations
  • Zn jets fixed order perturbative QCD
  • pT of Z boson resummation in QCD

46
W/Zn jets Prediction from Theory
  • Open points are NLO calculations LO can be off
    by more than 100 !

47
Zn jets at D0
1st jet
2nd jet
3rd jet
MCFM Next-to-Leading order (NLO) calculation
48
Transverse Momentum Distribution of Z
  • Tests the resummation calculation at low pT

Leading order calculation
49
Wjets at Tevatron
50
Jets in Wjets
51
Jet ET Distribution from Wjets Events
52
Jet Opening Angle Distribution
53
Slide from Michelangelo Manganos Talk at CTEQ07
54
Rediscovering Standard Model at LHC
Assumed selection efficiency W? l?, Z? ll
20 tt ? l?X 1.5 (no b-tag, inside mass bin)
lots of minimum-bias and jets (107 events in 2
weeks of data taking if 20 of trigger
bandwidth allocated)
10 pb-1 ? 1 month at 1030 and lt 2 weeks at 1031,
?50
1 fb-1 Similar statistics to D0/CDF
100 pb-1 ? few days at 1032 , ?50
55
W, Z n-jets at CMS
CMS AN-2006/102 CMS AN-2006/108
  • Background to many searches
  • Lepton multijets
  • Cross sections are high, can be measured with
    1fb-1, already dominated by
  • detector effects,
  • theo. uncertainties,
  • ttnjet bkg subtraction (for Ws)
  • W/Z heavy flavor jets

56
W/Z jets Backgrounds to Higgs
57
Electroweak Physics with W/Z
58
W Boson Mass
  • Copious W production - strong point of hadron
    colliders
  • MW is one of the most important parameters in the
    SM

59
Connection with the Higgs Sector
  • Weak mixing angle
  • Higgs loop effect on W/Z
  • Logarithmic dependence

60
At CMS
  • By using kinematics of leptons from Z decays,
    total error in systematics to 30 MeV is
    possible.
  • energy scale and linearity 14 MeV
  • resolution 5 MeV

61
Diboson Production
  • Probe of trilinear gauge coupling

62
Diboson at CMS
  • Multilepton signature major background to
    search for new physics

significance 12.8
significance 13
63
Summary
  • Standard Candle Inclusive W/Z are the well
    understood part of the Standard Model
  • Calibration of detector and physics
  • One of the most important channels
  • W/Zjets
  • NLO calculation available up to 2 jets
  • Need 4 and 5 jets calculation, currently only in
    LO 100 error
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