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2 nd LHC Status Report CERN 18 Dec’09

Candidate Multi Jet Event at 2.36 TeV. T. Virdee On Behalf of the CMS Collaboration. 2 nd LHC Status Report CERN 18 Dec’09 . Summary. CMS has started taking collision data

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2 nd LHC Status Report CERN 18 Dec’09

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  1. Candidate Multi Jet Event at 2.36 TeV T. Virdee On Behalf of the CMS Collaboration 2nd LHC Status Report CERN 18 Dec’09

  2. Summary • CMS has started taking collision data • On the average more than 99% of the sub-detector electronic channels are operational. High data-taking efficiency (> 80% for “quiet” or “stable beam” flag (all CMS ON)) • All indications are that: • data can be analysed rapidly – all chains are working well, • the performance is according to design (almost all distributions agree well with the simulations at the fine level), • CMS is starting to produce results from collision data. Dec09 LHC2- CMS

  3. CMS Detector 4T Superconducting Solenoid All Silicon Tracker (pixels and microstrips) Lead tungstate electromagnetic calorimeter Hermetic Calorimetry Redundancy in the Muon system Dec09 LHC2- CMS

  4. Prologue • Since Sept. ‘08 – extensive tests • Cosmics data taking in Oct’08 and Aug’09 (CRAFT), • Offline and Computing tests, • Prompt physics analysis exercise in Oct’09. Cosmic Muon Dec09 LHC2- CMS

  5. CRAFT: 23 Papers Submitted to JINST Dec09 LHC2- CMS

  6. Start of the LHC: First CollisionsMonday 23rd November CMS Experiment at the LHC, CERN Date Recorded: 2009-11-23 19:21 CET Run/Event: 122314/1514552 Candidate Collision Event Events recorded: All CMS ON 900GeV: ~400k 2.36 TeV: ~20k Dec09 LHC2- CMS

  7. First Di-photon Distribution in CMS First shown on Thur 27th Nov, Today’s distributions shown below • Data and MC comparison (uncorrected distributions) • Almost identical S/B, mass and width compatible • M(p0) is low in both data and MC - Mostly due to the readout threshold (100 MeV/Crystal) and conversions Using “out of the box” corrections Dec09 LHC2- CMS

  8. Rapid Analysis Sunday 6th Early Morning: First “Physics” Fill4x4 bunches, S ~ e10 protons, Stable Beam Flag set for the first time • All of CMS was Switched ON Sunday 6th : 9am LHC Run Meeting Monday 7th: First K0S & L CMS 2009 Preliminary Data L K0s MC M=497.7 MeV/c2,s=7.6 MeV/c2 M=1.116 GeV/c2,s=3.1 MeV/c2 Charged particle pT spectrum Dec09 LHC2- CMS

  9. Detector Performance : Tracking Pixels Clusters Primary Vertex Strip Tracker Dec09 LHC2- CMS

  10. Eta and Phi h f CMS 2009 Preliminary CMS 2009 Preliminary Uncorrected • Data: N(h)/N(p0) = 0.020 ± 0.003 • MC: N(h)/N(p0) = 0.021 ± 0.003 Dec09 LHC2- CMS

  11. Calorimeters Dec09 LHC2- CMS

  12. Detector Performance : Calorimetry Jets and Missing ET Jets+Tracks Di-Jets Calo Jets Di-Jets Calo Jets Dec09 LHC2- CMS

  13. Detector Performance : Particle Flow Dec09 LHC2- CMS

  14. Reconstruction of Electrons 2.5 GeV electron with bremstrahlung Dec09 LHC2- CMS

  15. Muons: A Dimuon Event at 2.36 TeV pT(m1) = 3.6 GeV, pT(m2) = 2.6 GeV, m(mm)= 3.03 GeV Dec09 LHC2- CMS

  16. First Physics Distributions Charged Particle Multiplicity Average pT correlated systematic error CMS 2009 Preliminary Dec09 LHC2- CMS

  17. Summary Again! • CMS has started taking collisions data • On the average more than 99% of the sub-detector electronic channels are operational. High data-taking efficiency (> 80% for “quiet” or “stable beam” flag (all CMS ON)) • All indications are that: • data can be analysed rapidly – all chains are working well, • the performance is according to design (almost all distributions agree well with the simulations at the fine level), • CMS is starting to produce results from collision data. Very encouraging collision data-taking start which augurs well for the future. Thanks to the LHC !! We have finished the year on a high note BUT it is only the beginning of the physics exploitation phase of the LHC. Dec09 LHC2- CMS

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