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11.04.2016 - JDM Meeting T Philipp Gadow (on behalf of the team) | Max-Planck-Institut fr Physik, Mnchen Search for hadronic Mono-V + E miss Content mono-V Conclusion and next steps mono-Z mono-V Status report Philipp Gadow (MPP)


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Search for hadronic Mono-V + E miss

T 11.04.2016 - JDM Meeting Philipp Gadow (on behalf of the team) | Max-Planck-Institut für Physik, München

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Content

mono-V Analysis overview Pre-fjt distributions Post-fjt distributions Multi-jet background estimation mono-Z’ Status H → invisible Status Conclusion and next steps

Philipp Gadow (MPP) Status report mono-V mono-Z’ H → invisible Conclusion and next steps 0 / 28

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Mono-V analysis overview

Search for dark matter with hadronically decaying Z/W boson in the channels

◮ large-R jet + E miss T

(merged)

◮ pair of smallR-jet + E miss T

(resolved) using 13.2 fb−1 of 2015 + 2016 data, interpreted in terms of Efgective Field Theory Simplifjed Models

Philipp Gadow (MPP) Status report mono-V mono-Z’ H → invisible Conclusion and next steps 1 / 28

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Mono-V analysis overview

Signal signature and dominant backgrounds

Signal signature (0lep)

◮ large-R jet + E miss T

(merged)

◮ pair of smallR-jet + E miss T

(resolved) Dominant backgrounds t¯ t (1lep) ℓ not detected W + jets (1lep) ℓ not detected Z → ν¯ ν (2lep) estimated with Z → µ¯ µ

Philipp Gadow (MPP) Status report mono-V mono-Z’ H → invisible Conclusion and next steps 2 / 28

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Event selection

Merged region

0 leptons 1 lepton 2 leptons HLTxe70, HLTxe90

 lepton triggers

lepton triggers 0 loose e + µ 1 tight µ 1 loose µ, 1 medium µ

◮ MET > 250 GeV ◮ MPT > 30 GeV ◮ nlarge-R jet > 0 ◮ min ∆φ(j, E miss T

) > 20◦

◮ ∆φ(MET, MPT) < 90◦ ◮ ∆φ(large-R jet, MET) > 120◦

use b-tagging (0tag, 1tag, 2tag) discriminate between W + jets (0tag) and t¯ t (1tag) MET := E miss

T

+ pµ

T

MPT := pmiss

T

+ pµ

T

Philipp Gadow (MPP) Status report mono-V mono-Z’ H → invisible Conclusion and next steps 3 / 28

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Event selection

Resolved region

0 leptons 1 lepton 2 leptons HLTxe70, HLTxe90

 lepton triggers

lepton triggers 0 loose e + µ 1 tight µ 1 loose µ, 1 medium µ

◮ MET > 150 GeV ◮ pmiss T

> 30 GeV

◮ ncentral jet = 2 or 3 ◮ nforward jet = 0 ◮ pleading jet > 45 GeV ◮ pj1 T + pj2 T > 120 GeV or pj1 T + pj2 T + pj3 T > 150 GeV ◮ min ∆φ(j, E miss T

) > 20◦

◮ ∆φ(MET, MPT) < 90◦ ◮ ∆φ(dijet, MET) > 120◦ ◮ ∆φ(jet1, jet2) > 140◦

Philipp Gadow (MPP) Status report mono-V mono-Z’ H → invisible Conclusion and next steps 4 / 28

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Pre-fjt distributions

0 lep, merged region, 0+ b-tags

◮ Poor modeling of low pmiss T

values

◮ Overall reasonable data/MC agreement

Philipp Gadow (MPP) Status report mono-V mono-Z’ H → invisible Conclusion and next steps 5 / 28

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Pre-fjt distributions

0 lep, merged region, 0+ b-tags

◮ Blinding harmonised between mono-H and mono-V search

Philipp Gadow (MPP) Status report mono-V mono-Z’ H → invisible Conclusion and next steps 6 / 28

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Pre-fjt distributions

0 lep, merged region, split in b-tag regions

0 b-tags 1 b-tag 2+ b-tags

◮ B-tagging now

included in mono-V search

◮ good discrimination

  • f t¯

t

Philipp Gadow (MPP) Status report mono-V mono-Z’ H → invisible Conclusion and next steps 7 / 28

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Pre-fjt distributions

0 lep, resolved region, 0+ b-tags

◮ Moderate data/MC agreement, multi-jet contribution not

included yet

Philipp Gadow (MPP) Status report mono-V mono-Z’ H → invisible Conclusion and next steps 8 / 28

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Pre-fjt distributions

0 lep, resolved region, split in b-tag regions

0 b-tags 1 b-tag 2+ b-tags

◮ B-tagging now

included in mono-V search

◮ good discrimination

  • f t¯

t

Philipp Gadow (MPP) Status report mono-V mono-Z’ H → invisible Conclusion and next steps 9 / 28

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Pre-fjt distributions

1 lep, merged region: W +jets (0 b-tags)

◮ moderate data/MC agreement ◮ slope in large-R jet shape

Philipp Gadow (MPP) Status report mono-V mono-Z’ H → invisible Conclusion and next steps 10 / 28

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Pre-fjt distributions

1 lep, merged region: t¯ t (1+ b-tags)

◮ reasonable data/MC agreement ◮ slope in large-R jet shape

Philipp Gadow (MPP) Status report mono-V mono-Z’ H → invisible Conclusion and next steps 11 / 28

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Pre-fjt distributions

2 lep, merged region: Z → µ¯ µ, 0+ b-tags

◮ resonable data/MC agreement ◮ high purity in Z+jets

Philipp Gadow (MPP) Status report mono-V mono-Z’ H → invisible Conclusion and next steps 12 / 28

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Post-fjt distributions

merged region, 0 b-tags

signal region (0lep) CR W +jets (1lep) CR Z →νν (2lep)

Philipp Gadow (MPP) Status report mono-V mono-Z’ H → invisible Conclusion and next steps 13 / 28

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Post-fjt distributions

merged region, 1 b-tag

signal region (0lep) CR t¯ t (1lep) CR Z →νν (2lep)

Philipp Gadow (MPP) Status report mono-V mono-Z’ H → invisible Conclusion and next steps 14 / 28

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Post-fjt distributions

merged region, 2 b-tags

signal region (0lep) CR t¯ t (1lep) CR Z →νν (2lep)

Philipp Gadow (MPP) Status report mono-V mono-Z’ H → invisible Conclusion and next steps 15 / 28

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Post-fjt distributions

resolved region, 0 b-tags

signal region (0lep) CR W +jets (1lep) CR Z →νν (2lep)

Philipp Gadow (MPP) Status report mono-V mono-Z’ H → invisible Conclusion and next steps 16 / 28

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Post-fjt distributions

resolved region, 1 b-tag

signal region (0lep) CR t¯ t (1lep) CR Z →νν (2lep)

Philipp Gadow (MPP) Status report mono-V mono-Z’ H → invisible Conclusion and next steps 17 / 28

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Post-fjt distributions

resolved region, 2 b-tags

signal region (0lep) CR t¯ t (1lep) CR Z →νν (2lep)

Philipp Gadow (MPP) Status report mono-V mono-Z’ H → invisible Conclusion and next steps 18 / 28

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Multi-jet background estimation in 0lep, merged

in 0lep, merged, still very preliminary

◮ defjne QCD-enriched region by lowering requirement on

MET > 150 GeV

◮ divide events in QCD and signal-like region by inversion of

min ∆φ(j, MET) > 20◦ requirement

Philipp Gadow (MPP) Status report mono-V mono-Z’ H → invisible Conclusion and next steps 19 / 28

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Multi-jet background estimation

in 0lep, merged, still very preliminary

[t] Pre-fjt → Post-fjt

◮ profjle-likelihood fjt for QCD shape normalisation:

0.058 ± 0.014

pulls αVV αt αt¯

t

αW+jets αZ+jets σ −0.037 ± 0.994 −0.028 ± 0.994 −0.093 ± 0.993 −1.880 ± 0.406 1.718 ± 0.253 Philipp Gadow (MPP) Status report mono-V mono-Z’ H → invisible Conclusion and next steps 20 / 28

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Multi-jet estimation

Aim for closure tests

◮ Take a QCD template of another variable, e.g. mlarge-R jet in

the QCD region

◮ Apply the QCD normalisation factor derived from the QCD

template fjt in MET distribution

◮ Use the resulting QCD distribution in the signal-like region

and check if the model describes the data

Philipp Gadow (MPP) Status report mono-V mono-Z’ H → invisible Conclusion and next steps 21 / 28

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Multi-jet estimation

Questions to JDM

◮ Overall opinion on this approach? ◮ For MET > 250 GeV the QCD event fraction appears to be

  • small. What is small enough to be allowed to neglect it?

◮ If we don’t neglect it, how should we derive QCD templates

used in the fjnal fjt?

◮ Note: the current study is based on blinded data. ◮ Should we estimate the QCD contribution as presented here

and rescale it to the expected normalisation given the unblinded data?

◮ How should we estimate the uncertainy of the QCD template?

Use the uncertainty of the QCD template fjt? What about double counting of uncertainties then?

Philipp Gadow (MPP) Status report mono-V mono-Z’ H → invisible Conclusion and next steps 22 / 28

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mono-Z’ status

same set-up (trigger, object defjnitions, SR, CRs) as in mono-V interpretation in terms

  • f

◮ Dark Higgs model ◮ light Z ′ vector

simplifjed model

◮ light Z ′/Inelastic

EFT models Signal samples are in production(see  JDM talk)

 Event generation details

 JIRA ticket

 PANDA production page Philipp Gadow (MPP) Status report mono-V mono-Z’ H → invisible Conclusion and next steps 23 / 28

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H → invisible status

same set-up (trigger, object defjnitions, SR, CRs) as in mono-V Signal production in progress, fjrst validation plots created → for H truth particle → for Z truth particle

Philipp Gadow (MPP) Status report mono-V mono-Z’ H → invisible Conclusion and next steps 24 / 28

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Conclusion and next steps

mono-V

◮ added b-tagging to analysis for improved sensitivity ◮ mono-V QCD estimate strategy on good way, mono-H might

benefjt

◮ working on fjt and sensitivity estimate with 13 fb−1

mono-Z’

◮ signals are being produced

H → invisible

◮ working on signal production

Philipp Gadow (MPP) Status report mono-V mono-Z’ H → invisible Conclusion and next steps 25 / 28

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Additional material

Philipp Gadow (MPP) Status report mono-V mono-Z’ H → invisible Conclusion and next steps 26 / 28

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Multi-jet estimation

Why not the ABCD method?

Philipp Gadow (MPP) Status report mono-V mono-Z’ H → invisible Conclusion and next steps 27 / 28

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Multi-jet estimation

Why not the ABCD method?

◮ ABCD method unreliable for poor data/mc agreement

Philipp Gadow (MPP) Status report mono-V mono-Z’ H → invisible Conclusion and next steps 28 / 28