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Vector boson scattering at CMS (LHC)

HERA-LHC workshop. Vector boson scattering at CMS (LHC). Experimental and theoretical Group Torino + Moscow. Gianluca CERMINARA. Torino University and INFN. Why WW-fusion?. SM predicts that without a Higgs the scattering amplitude violates unitarity at about ~1.2 TeV:.

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Vector boson scattering at CMS (LHC)

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  1. HERA-LHC workshop Vector boson scattering at CMS (LHC) Experimental and theoretical Group Torino + Moscow Gianluca CERMINARA Torino University and INFN

  2. Why WW-fusion? SM predicts that without a Higgs the scattering amplitude violates unitarity at about ~1.2 TeV: VLVL scattering is very sensitive to EWSB: • Higgs case: resonance at MWW = MH • No Higgs case: new dynamics MUST appear Model Independent Study of the VV-fusion channel: • Which resolution on s vs MWW ? • What is the range of MWW that we can explore?

  3. Preliminary study pp → qqWW → qqmnqq (Highest BR + clear signature) • Signal generated with PYTHIA (50k): • MH = 500 GeV – 750 GeV – 1000 GeV • No Higgs case (MH = 2000 GeV – 10000 GeV) • s≈ 2 x 10-2÷ 6 x 10-2 pb Fast Detector Simulation: CMSJET (No PU) • Considered background: • ttbar (PYTHIA) s≈624 pb • WW (PYTHIA) s≈ 11 pb • W+jj (CompHEP) s≈ 77 pb • Single W (PYTHIA) s≈ 185 x 103 pb

  4. Event selection [ • Muon: pt > 30 GeV • Neutrino: pt > 30 GeV pz calculated using the constraint: (p + p )2 = mW2 • Jets from W decay: pt > 30 GeV |hjet| < 3 60 GeV < MW < 110 GeV • Forward jet tagging: pt > 20 GeV • 2 jets:hj1 x hj2 < 0 |hj1 - hj2| > 3 at least one with 1.5 < |hj1| < 5 or: • 1 jet:|h| > 2 + central jet veto: (NO JETS with |h| < 3 and pt > 20 GeV) • Additional requirements: M(jet tag system) > 550 GeV ptW > 100 GeV Rapidity gap: Dhjt-m > 1 Dhjt-jW > 1 [ [

  5. 100 fb-1 Preliminary results (1) • High luminosity needed to explore up to MWW≈ 2 TeV • Good sensitivity to MH dependences: 100 fb-1 S/B to be improved

  6. Preliminary results (2) • Flat efficiency above ~ 800 GeV: ~40 – 50% • Good resolution on MWW: s ≈ 10% BUT: NO Pileup, FAST detector simulation

  7. First cross checks Fast-Full Simulation for channel: pp → qqWW → qqmnqq CMSJET + PileUp preliminary studies for ZZ and WZ final states. Full Simulation studies (OSCAR+ORCA) for ZZ, ZW, WW Test of 6 fermion final state MC (PHASE) in CMS (summer?) What we are doing now

  8. PHASE PHact Adaptive Six Fermion Event Generator (E. Accomando, A. Ballestrero, E. Maina) Features • Monte Carlo for LHC dedicated studies • and full physics and detector simulation of All processes with 6 fermions final states up to now Boson Boson Fusion and scattering Higgs Production in this channel tt production Triple and Quadruple Boson Couplings Three Boson Production Complete helicity matrix elements Possible selection of particular set of diagrams soon New adaptive multi-channel method for efficientmapping of all possible peaks • Present analyseson the possibility of • defining boson boson scattering signal in • presence of strong gauge cancellations One shot : Unweighted event generation of all processes (several hundreds) or any subset in a single run Parton shower and hadronization via Les Houches Protocol (Pythia up to now)

  9. Full simulation studies Institute for Theorethical and Experimental Physics (ITEP) Moscow • Full simulation vs Parton level study • Particular focus on Central Jet Veto: • Good ttbar background rejection but • Low signal efficiencies (because of PU and detector effects) • Possible to improve the efficiency using vertex constraint on jets. See talk: Andrei Krokhotine -CMS Week- 16 March 2004

  10. Conclusions • WW-scattering is a promising channel (especially if no (light) Higgs is found) • Preliminary studies: • High luminosity required in order to study s vs MWW up to ~ 2 TeV • More complete study is NEEDED: • Full Detector Simulation • PileUp simulation • More complete study of backgrounds • New MC Generator (for 6 fermions final states)

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