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Discovery Prospects for tt Resonances in dilepton+jets final states SUNY, Buffalo: Supriya Jain, Ia Iashvili Avto Kharchilava Florida State Univ: Harrison B. Prosper Snowmass 2013, Minnesota Top Group Meeting, July 31 Snowmass 2013,


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Discovery Prospects for tt Resonances in dilepton+jets final states

Snowmass 2013, Minnesota Top Group Meeting, July 31

SUNY, Buffalo: Supriya Jain, Ia Iashvili Avto Kharchilava Florida State Univ: Harrison B. Prosper

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  • The Standard Model (SM) predicts production of top-antitop pairs through

the exchange of gluons

Introduction

  • But certain models beyond SM predict the production of a massive resonance,

for example, Z', that can decay to top-antitop pairs

  • Eg: “Topcolor-assisted technicolor” model which predicts a leptophobic Z'

with strong couplings to the third generation: hep-ph/9911288: Hill, Parke, Harris

Illustration only

70% 30%

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Current limits on Z' → ttbar

  • Current limits on leptophobic Z' (of narrow width):
  • Tevatron (lepton+jets final states)
  • CDF: M(Z') > 900 GeV, Phys. Rev. D84, 072004 (2011)
  • D0: M(Z') > 835 GeV, Phys. Rev. D, 85, 051101 (2012)
  • LHC:
  • ATLAS:
  • lepton+jets: M(Z') > 1.7 TeV, arXiv:1305.2756
  • All-hadronic: excluded M(Z'): 0.70–1.00 and 1.28–1.32 TeV,
  • J. High Energy Phys. 1301, 116(2012)
  • CMS:
  • lepton+jets: M(Z') > 1.5 TeV, J. High Energy Phys. 12, 015 (2012)
  • All-hadronic: excluded M(Z'): 1.3-1.5 TeV, J. High Energy Phys. 09, 029 (2012)
  • dilepton+jets: M(Z') > 1.3 TeV, Phys. Rev. D, 87, 072002 (2013)
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Event Modeling - I

Z'

proton proton

  • Here, we consider Z' → ttbar → dileptons+jets
  • Expected branching fractions: 1% (ee), 1% (mumu), 2% (emu)
  • Principal sources of background
  • SM ttbar production
  • Drell Yan (DY)
  • Single-top production
  • Dibosons (WW, WZ, ZZ), W+jets
  • All samples simulated for LHC 14 TeV, <μ> = 50 (pileup)
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Event Modeling - II

  • At √s = 14 TeV, ttbar events are highly boosted
  • Therefore, lepton isolation cut applied while

reconstructing leptons in Delphes simulation, heavily reduces dilepton events from input rootfiles

Z' Delphes file M(Z'): 3 TeV

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Event Modeling - III

  • We, therefore, use leptons from “Particle” branch
  • Choose the first four leptons from the Particle list
  • Sort them by pT
  • Select the two leading leptons
  • Apply reconstruction efficiency

(obtain parameters from Delphes card files)

  • Also apply energy (pT) smearing for electrons (muons)

(obtain parameters from Delphes card files)

  • Resulting signal efficiences quite good as expected...
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Analysis Strategy

Data Signal & Background @LHC 14 TeV, 50-pileup (Integ. Lum: 300 /fb)

Generic detector simulation: Delphes Signals: Z' → ttbar [M(Z'): 2, 3, 4, 5 TeV] Backgrounds: HT-binned samples SM ttbar, Single top, Bj (DY, W+jets), BB

Event Selections

Statistical analysis:

  • expected limits on σ(Z')*B(Z'->ttbar)
  • discovery prospects of Z'

Mass variable M(2l,2jets,MET)

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Event Selections - III

  • and, require:
  • 2 oppositely-charged leptons, and >= 2 jets, with |η| < 2.4
  • Leading lepton pT > 55 GeV, second lepton pT > 25 GeV
  • Leading jet pT > 100 GeV, second jet pT > 50 GeV
  • Missing transverse energy, MET > 30 GeV
  • m(ll) > 12 GeV;
  • also, 76 < m(ll) < 106 GeV in ee and mumu channels only
  • At least two b-tags (Jet_BTag > 0)

Z'

proton proton

  • We spilt events by lepton flavor: ee, mumu, emu
  • We also require dR(jet, lepton1, 2) < 1.5
  • M(ttbar) > 600 GeV

(for constructing M, p_z of neutrinos is set to zero)

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Selection efficiences

ee Background: 0.6% mumu Background: 0.6% emu Background: 1.2% ee Z' (3 TeV): 2.1% mumu Z' (3 TeV): 2.1% emu Z' (3 TeV): 4.2%

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Event Yields (after all selections)

85% 6.6% 7.9% 0.3% 0.1% 84% 7.3% 8.2% 0.4% 0.1% 86% 6.2% 7.8% 0.3% 0.1%

emu mumu ee SM ttbar production Drell Yan (DY) and W+jets Diboson (WW, WZ, ZZ) Single top production Z' signal: mass 3 TeV

  • Integrated luminosity: 300 /fb
  • Cross section normalization:
  • Backgrounds:

LO from generator, corrected for NLO

  • Z' signals: LO from Eur. Phys. J. C, 72, 2012,
  • K-factor of 1.3 from Phys. Rev. D 82, 2010
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Kinematic Distributions: pT, MET

e e c h a n n e l

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Kinematic Distributions: eta

m u m u c h a n n e l

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Kinematic Distributions: phi

e m u c h a n n e l

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Mass Variable M

  • We combine the 4-momenta of 2 leading leptons, 2 leading jets, and MET

[p_z(MET) is set to 0]

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Mass Variable M (log scale)

  • We combine the 4-momenta of 2 leading leptons, 2 leading jets, and MET

[p_z(MET) is set to 0]

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Systematic Uncertainties

  • We assume following systematic uncertainties
  • ttbar cross section: 10%
  • DY, W+jets cross section: 10%
  • Single-top cross section: 10%
  • Diboson cross section: 10%
  • Jet energy scale (correlated across bkg and signal samples): 2%
  • B-tag efficiency (correlated across bkg and signal samples): 10%
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Discovery Prospects for Z'

  • We use “Theta” package
  • Compute expected upper limits on σ(Z')*B(Z'->ttbar), using a Bayesian approach
  • Effective σ(Z')B for a 5-sigma discovery

With current samples at LHC 14 TeV (300 /fb, 50-pileup events)

  • Expected limit: M(Z') > 3.9 TeV
  • Discovery at 5-sigma significance

possible for M(Z') = 3 TeV

* hep-ph 9911288, Eur. Phys.

  • J. C, 72, 2012 (Harris, Jain);
  • Phys. Rev. D 82, 2010

* http://www-ekp.physik.uni-karlsruhe.de/~ott/theta/testing/html

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Conclusions

  • Discovery prospects explored for ttbar resonances in dilepton+jets final states
  • Samples analysed at LHC 14 TeV, 300/fb, 50-pileup events/bunch crossing
  • Expected upper limits at 95% CL on σ(Z')B vary from 3-50 fb

for M(Z') ranging from 2-5 TeV

  • Theoretical predictions for a leptophobic Z' used to constrain M(Z') > 3.9 TeV
  • Also predict 5-sigma discovery of Z' with M(Z') = 3 TeV
  • Our plans:
  • Apply Random Grid Search to optimize selection efficiences
  • Also explore sensitivity at 3000 /fb under 140-pileup scenario