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Physics Analysis - Status and Plans. Boaz Klima Fermilab Collaboration Meeting Feb. 12, 2003. You know we are doing well if…. Or…. Higgs Sensitivity Study. What? Why? We were asked by DOE to provide a new estimate/plot - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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  • Physics Analysis -Status and Plans

    Boaz KlimaFermilab

    Collaboration Meeting Feb. 12, 2003

    Boaz Klima

  • You know we are doing well if

    Or

    Boaz Klima

  • Higgs Sensitivity StudyWhat? Why?We were asked by DOE to provide a new estimate/plot (based on data, current understanding of analysis components, new ideas,)Timescale ~ June/July 03 no time for complete analysis!In parallel DOE accelerator review and P5 Run IIb reviewThe message (result and interpretation) should be crisp & clear (+ there is more physics than just Higgs in 2/5/10/15 fb-1)StrategyFormed a CDF/D working group (min overlap with current efforts) (D Members: Babukhadia, Fisher, Goussiou, Klima, Narain, Partridge, Rizatdinova)Use the Run II Working Group study (hep-ph/0010338) as a basisSplit the work wherever possible, e.g. CDF - lnbb, D - nnbb (the most sensitive modes), extrapolate intelligently to all other decay channelsAdd new channels, e.g W/Z(/H?) decaying to t, H WW, and combineThis study may turn out to be important

    Boaz Klima

  • IntroductionThanks to Jianming for agreeing to serve as a Deputy Physics Coordinator excellent choice, great news (not only to me!)Things Im not going to talk about this timeTrigger Board and Offline Resources Board function very well! interact with many groups, help in planning and implementation, perform nicely under pressure, lively discussions, goal orientedID groups worked extremely hard over the last several months, made great progress on many frontiers, advanced our understanding of the data, interacted well with detector and physics groups, certified objects, always work in progressSorry; no time for more details

    Boaz Klima

  • What have we shown so far?Moriond (Les Arcs, Mar. 02) Z e+e- QCD (jets)Ks p+p-J/ +- + Jets LQ search e candidateConclusion - ready to do physics (L~1pb-1)

    Boaz Klima

  • What have we shown so far?ICHEP (Amsterdam, July 02) ZJ/ and B+ J/ K+ Identify b quarksW e+jetsMs(GRW) > 0.92 TeV (ee,)Conclusion we are doing physics (L~5pb-1)SMDATASM+EDinstrumental background Extra Dimension Search W/Z prod. x-section

    Boaz Klima

  • What have we shown so far?HCP (Karlsruhe, Sept. 02)Conclusion we can do even more physics (L~5pb-1)PDG: 469 +- 4hG = (7.8 4.7) TeV-4

    Mt= 179.9 3.6 6.0 GeVWas 5.6 GeV in publication B Quark Lifetime New Top Quark Mass (Run I)More New Phenomena Searches

    eeeeemSM Bkd0.9 +- 0.20.13 +- 0.08EM Fakes1.0 +- 0.30.6 +- 0.2Cosmics---.145 +- .014Total1.9 +- 0.40.9 +- 0.2Data21

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  • Basic requirements (some more crucial than others):Detector and Trigger work adequatelyDecent data-taking efficiency (>75% soon and increasing)Highest priority triggers not prescaledData reconstructed as they are collected (
  • We should keep the right balance between the need for results to be shown at conferences (+ feedback+ education+ excitement+) and the need for making progress as fast as possible to get to the big prizeHardware/Trigger/Software/AnalysisFind the optimal timing for installation of new hardware/software/triggers, fixing problems, optimization, releases,There is room for improvement Guiding individual effortsCoordination and planningMonitoring of performanceDelivering the goodiesLike any other big organization we are as good as our weakest link The Overall Plan Difficult Decisions

    Boaz Klima

  • Top PhysicsMeasure t-t production cross section at ECM=2 TeVMeasure Top quark massOther top properties?W/Z/Higgs PhysicsMeasure inclusive W and Z production cross sectionMeasure W+jets and Z+ jets production cross sections (b-tag?)Demonstrate production of W decaying to tNew Phenomena SearchesDetermine limits on the production of particles generated by a variety of physics beyond the SM (SUSY, LQ, ED, etc.) What we would like to show at Moriond 03Aggressive Wish List (Oct. 02)

    Boaz Klima

  • QCD PhysicsMeasure inclusive jet production cross sectionDemonstrate diffractive physicsB PhysicsMeasure b quark lifetimeMeasure b production cross sectionDemonstrate observation of different B meson exclusive decay modes

    Its very important to have a strong showing

    but we have to remember thatthere is future beyond Moriond (LP03, 2004, 2005, ) Goals for Moriond 03 (cont.)message we are beginning to do exciting physics (L~50pb-1)

    Boaz Klima

  • Where is the Physics?

    Boaz Klima

  • With ~50pb-1 @ECM~2TeV we should be able to do interesting physics

    But

    Our understanding of the data is continuously improving; this is a very complex experimentMany things came in late (data, MC, tmbs, tools, ids,)

    Tremendous challenge for the physics groups (24/7) The Challenge

    Boaz Klima

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  • Feb. 9 Physics groups approval of resultsFeb. 23 EBs approvalMar. 8 La Thuile (3/15 Moriond)

    We are still in the thick of things nothing yet is finalized or approved

    Were getting there! The Current Schedule (As announced back in Oct. 02)

    Boaz Klima

  • Editorial Boards for Run II AnalysesWe formed 10 EBs in to help us reviewing analyses for Moriond 03These EBs have been working in parallel with the physics groups (not ideal, but thats the reality now)The complete list:QCD: Heidi Schellman(chair), Vivian O'Dell, Alberto Santoro, and Mike StraussWZ: Stefan Soldner-Rembold (chair), Ursula Bassler, Gregorio Bernardi, and Terry WyattB: Rick Jesik (chair), Alice Bean, Hal Evans, and Yuri YatsunenkoHiggs: (W/Z-->e)+Jets - Bing Zhou(chair), Marie-Claude Cousinou, Peter Mattig, and Ron MadarasHiggs: (W/Z-->m)+Jets - Herb Greenlee(chair), Karl Jakobs, Linda Stutte, and Daria ZieminskaHiggs: H-->WW,gg - Drew Baden(chair), Sue Blessing, Ron Lipton, and Dorothee SchaileTop: Production Cross Section - Chip Brock(chair), Mike Diesburg, Martin Grunewald, and Serban ProtopopescuTop:Mass - Harry Melanson(chair), Bill Lee, Scott Snyder, and Armand ZylberstejnNP: SUSY - Elemer Nagy(chair), Barbro Asman, Laurent Duflot, and Naba MondalNP: Contact Interactions - Uli Heintz(chair), Pushpa Bhat, Adam Lyon, and Peter RatoffThey are doing a very important job thanks!

    Boaz Klima

  • I wont steal the thunder from Friday presentersTop - Lisa ShabalinaQCD Alexander KupcoNP Adam YurkewiczB Tulika BoseHiggs Peter TamburelloWZ Sean MattinglyThey represent the hard work (and sleepless nights) and ingenuity of many peopleKudos to the convenors for ably shepherding these major efforts under difficult circumstancesCome early on Friday (8am!) and enjoy the results are exciting

    Results for Moriond

    Boaz Klima

  • evidence for Z tt(Z tt mnmnt+had)

    Great start many physics processes will benefitW/Z, Higgs, Top, NP searches,Soon well have the proper triggers in place (CTT) Just a flavour of whats coming

    Boaz Klima

  • B

    QCD

    and a taste of the physics resultsdifferential dijet mass cross section Mjj=926 GeVET = 26 GeVFirst diffractive events in FPD!452 6.2 (stat) 44 (syst) mm B+ J/y+K+ mass B+ lifetime?Other mass peaks?A nice sample~75K J/y, ~1.7K y B lifetime (using J/y)PDG: 469 +- 4

    Boaz Klima

  • Forward Proton Detector(Preliminary Results)

    Dipole Diffractive

    Quadrupole Elastic

    Dipole Data are not corrected for Acceptance. Note complementarity of the t-ranges of the two types of spectrometers.

  • Higgs

    WZ

    and a little moreH WW enen ZH ee+jets ZH mm+jets Z search ; mZ > ~600 GeV~75K W mn~28K W en ~3K Z eeWH e/mn+jets in the works too

    Boaz Klima

  • NP

    TopConvenors: Candidates in every channel,with 3 different b-tagging methods forl+jets. We have background estimates,efficiencies and expected number of eventsbut things are still changing, and we wouldprefer to settle on some of the numbers inthe next couple of days. Lisa should be ableTo show our final numbers on Friday.

    and finally ttemjj candidateX-section on Friday?GMSB(ggET)SignalFakesDataSMExtra DimensionsMS > 1.13 TeVD (Run I) 1.2 TeVCDF (Run I) 1.0 TeVLEP exp. ~ 1.1 TeVLEP comb 1.2 TeVWe see no evidence for extra Superjets(a la CDF)

    ePT= 20.3= 5.22h=1.09Charge=1mPT= 58.1= 1.74h=-0.44Charge=-1Halo=0.6TrHalo=0jPT= 141.0= 4.57h=-0.335jPT= 55.2= 2.39h=-0.97

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  • Where are we heading now?

    Boaz Klima

  • Need to add overall goals for the experimente.g. Data-taking efficiency >85%, CTT, TARC, OATF,

    Mar. 10 p14 (RECO & MC) ready for the farmsApr. 5 APS/DPF meeting (Philadelphia)May 10 Certified Ids for p14May 31 Certified JES for p14June 11 End of data-taking period for LP03June 27 End of data-processing periodJuly 18 Physics groups approval of resultsAug. 11 Lepton-Photon 2003 @Fermilab Still a tight schedule, but a little better for the end-game (provided we stick to this) The Next Six Months (tentative dates)

    Boaz Klima

  • PublicationsGood enough understanding of our dataImpact on HEP communityWe have a few candidates for this summer

    Its time to start thinking about the next several yearsPhysics goals, e.g. W mass, measurements with ts, Higgs,Hardware requirements (performance, stability,)Software/Algorithms needsAnalysis organization & (wo)manpowerComputingDocumentationA nice theme for the summer workshop? Longer-Term Thoughts/Plans

    Boaz Klima

  • ConclusionsExciting physics is just around the corner!Tremendous progress made in many areas over the last several monthsMajor accomplishments; seeds for promising futureWe are seeing signals of all the physics were interested in (so far except for Higgs & NP)We measure cross sections, masses, limits, etcThe next several months (and years!) are going to be very interesting to all of usLets converge on Moriond analyses and get ready to produce even more exciting Physics results in the near future.Just a reminder - this is the most exciting place for HEP research in the next 7 years or so

    Boaz Klima