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t reconstruction and identification in CMS. Nikitenko , Imperial College. LHC Days in Split. Why t s are important ?. Final states with t ’s are most powerful for Higgs boson(s) discovery at LHC in (N)MSSM p T t ~ [20-300] GeV. t -lepton properties. Mass m τ = 1.78 GeV - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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reconstruction and identification reconstruction and identification in CMSin CMS

A.A. Nikitenko, Imperial College. LHC Days in SplitNikitenko, Imperial College. LHC Days in Split

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Why Why s are important ?s are important ?

• Final states with Final states with ’s are most ’s are most powerful for Higgs boson(s) powerful for Higgs boson(s) discovery at LHC in (N)MSSMdiscovery at LHC in (N)MSSM– ppTT

~ [20-300] GeV ~ [20-300] GeV

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-lepton propertiesMass mMass mττ= 1.78 GeV= 1.78 GeV

Lifetime c Lifetime c = 87 μm = 87 μm

(branching ratio into e/μ about 17% each)

collimated jet of mainly one or three charged pions plus π0s ->γγ expected in the detector

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Decays predominantly into hadrons:Decays predominantly into hadrons:

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reconstruction and identification ofreconstruction and identification of -jet in trigger and off-line -jet in trigger and off-line

H->H-> and H and H++->-> were the main were the main motivation for Tau trigger in CMSmotivation for Tau trigger in CMS

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trigger at Level-1

identification at HLT is very similar to basic off-line ID

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Off-line –jet reco and ID

• Reconstruction of Reconstruction of -jet using-jet using– Particle Flow objects; PF TauParticle Flow objects; PF Tau– track corrected calo jet; TC Tautrack corrected calo jet; TC Tau

• IdentificationIdentification– basic selections based on isolation basic selections based on isolation

criteria for PF and TC Taus criteria for PF and TC Taus – advanced ID based on advanced ID based on

reconstruction of reconstruction of decay modes decay modes using PF objectsusing PF objects

• Hadron Plus Strip (HPS)Hadron Plus Strip (HPS)• Tau Neural Classifier (TaNC)Tau Neural Classifier (TaNC)

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Basic Basic selectionsselections Basic Tau ID with PF and tcTau s

PF Tau TCTau 1. Jet-track matching, R(jet-track) < 0.1 jet build from PF objects calo jet corrected with tracks 2. Cut on pT of leading track in signal cone (RS=0.07 or RS=5/ET

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3. No tracks in annulus between signal and isolation cones 4. Electromagnetic isolation no s in isolation annulus ET in ECAL isolation annulus < cut

5. electron and muon vetoes

PF and TC Taus give similar ID performance PF and TC Taus give similar ID performance for the similar set of parametersfor the similar set of parameters

* shrinking signal cone

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Hadron + Strips (HPS) algorithmHadron + Strips (HPS) algorithmsingleHadron

Hadron + Strip

Three Hadrons

• HPS algorithm starts by clusterizing EM PF candidates to Strips

starting from highest EM PF candidate inside jet – association distance <0.05, <0.2 – threshold is applied in the Strips (1 GeV)

• Strips and PFChargedHadrons are combined to τ Candidates– single Hadron

aiming for one prong taus (π+, π-, K+, K-)– Hadron + Strip

aiming for tau decays via ρ(770) resonance – Three Hadrons

aiming for three prong decays via a1 resonance• After the decay mode is reconstructed, mass compatibility and Collimation

of Jet are required– mass compatible with ρ/a1 (strips compatible with 0) – all decay Products within Cone of size R = 2.8/PT

-jet

• Energy within Jet not attributed to τ Decay Products < 1 GeV~

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Tau Neural Classifier (TaNC)Tau Neural Classifier (TaNC)PFGammas PFChargedHadrons

π0 Reconstruction

τ decay mode Reconstruction

π0

π-, π+ (K-, K+)

Tau id. Discriminators

NNoutput

Decay Mode, Tau id. observables

(5 different Neural Networks using Tau id. observables as input trained to identify individual τ-Lepton decay modes)

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Jet->Jet->hadhad fake rate from data vs fake rate from data vs efficiency for efficiency for s from Z->s from Z-> MC MC

• will be shown basic selections withwill be shown basic selections with– fixed signal cone (TCTau)fixed signal cone (TCTau)– shrinking signal coneshrinking signal cone

• ““advanced” algorithmsadvanced” algorithms– HPS with “medium” isolationHPS with “medium” isolation– TaNC with 0.5% fake rate operation point TaNC with 0.5% fake rate operation point

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Fake rate and efficiency vs pFake rate and efficiency vs pTT-jet-jet

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• Shrinking cone recovers 3-prong Shrinking cone recovers 3-prong s at ps at pTT-jet-jet < 30 GeV by price of < 30 GeV by price of

increased bkg. rateincreased bkg. rate• ““advanced” advanced” ID provides better S/B ratio ID provides better S/B ratio

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Data and MC for fake rate vs Data and MC for fake rate vs ppTT-jet-jet

• Fake rate is higher in data than in MC for all algorithmsFake rate is higher in data than in MC for all algorithms– need more understandingneed more understanding

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Z->Z-> is benchmark for is benchmark for ->->

Z->Z->->->++hadhad candidate candidate

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Conclusions• ID commissioning has started from measurement of ID commissioning has started from measurement of

jet-jet-hadhad fake rate fake rate– fake rate in data is higher than in Monte-Carlofake rate in data is higher than in Monte-Carlo

• Not plenty of real taus yet from Z->Not plenty of real taus yet from Z-> / W-> / W-> to to compare in details performance of different algorithms compare in details performance of different algorithms

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Backup

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Agreement with MC Simulation - η

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Agreement with MC Simulation - PT

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TCTau fixed cone algorithm

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PF fixed & shrinking Cone algorithmsfixed Cone

shrinking Cone

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HPS and TaNC algorithms

HPS medium Isolation

TaNC 0.5%

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Cone Isolation algorithms

Signal Cone Isolation

ConeLeading Track

Jet-axis

Signal Conecentered on Leading Trackall τ Decay Products should be in this Cone

Isolation Conerequired to contain no Particles above some (low) PT Threshold

Common Concept for TCTau, fixed Cone and shrinking Cone algorithms:

Leading Trackhighest PT Track within max. Distance dR = 0.1 to Jet-axis

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TCTau τ-Jet ReconstructionTCTau τ-Jet Reconstruction1. charged hadron(s) start shower in HCAL : 0.7 < EHCAL/ptrk < 2.0

E-jet = ptrk+EECAL0.5

2. charged hadron(s) start shower in ECAL 2.1. no 0s in decay: 0.1 < (EECAL+EHCAL)/ptrk < 1.0

E-jet = ptrk

2.2. 0s in decay E-jet = EJPT

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->

->

->

EEECAL(HCAL)ECAL(HCAL), p, ptrk trk – calo energy, track momentum sum in cone 0.2 around impact point of– calo energy, track momentum sum in cone 0.2 around impact point ofleading pleading pTT track to ECAL surface. track to ECAL surface. R (leading track-JPT jet axis) < 0.1. R (leading track-JPT jet axis) < 0.1.

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“Tag” and “Probe” JetsAim: to avoid Bias of Jet Shape due to HLT_Jet15U Trigger requirement

Distinguish two cases:

1 Jet passes HLT_Jet15U requirement

≥2 Jets pass HLT_Jet15U requirement

ignored for Fake-Rare measurement

Tag

Probe

Probe

Probe

TagProbe

TagProbe

N.B.: • all Jets passing HLT_Jet15U are flagged as “Tag”• Jets failing HLT_Jet15U are flagged as ”Probe”• Jets passing HLT_Jet15U are flagged as “Probe” (in addition to being flagged as

“Tag”) if there is another Jet passing HLT_Jet15U in the Event

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TaNC input variables

CMS AN-2010/099

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TaNC decay mode Reconstruction