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Title: Electron Triggering and B-Physics at L3 (B?J/?Ks, where J/? ?e?e?) Abid Patwa, Andr


1
Electron Triggering and B-Physics at L3(B?J/?Ks,
where J/? ?e?e?)Abid Patwa, André Turcot, and
Sailesh ChopraB-id Vertical ReviewDØ,
FermilabWednesday, April 4, 2001
AGENDA
  • Motivations for Study and Trigger Constraints
  • Summary of Previous Studies and Work
  • L1 and L2 study of J/? ISAJET events
  • Current Work Studies
  • L3 filtering using TRK, CPS and CAL information
  • Progress report
  • Overview
  • Resolution Study Matching, Invariant Mass
  • Preliminary efficiency results
  • Future Plans and Proposals

2
Motivation for Study
  • Maintain B-physics analysis with high statistical
    sample
  • Use electron decays of J/?s in addition to muons
  • Calibration of detectors in low energy range
  • reconstructed J/? mass
  • understand detector alignments ? fit M J/? to
    alignment constants
  • Establishing relative energy scales between the
    CC and EC
  • coupled to preshower readout capabilities
  • AFE12 board -- dual threshold, charge division,
    etc

Necessary to understand trigger resolution and
efficiencies for all of the above issues
Constraints for J/? ?e?e? trigger
  • L1 accept rates defines J/? trigger rate 1.5kHz
    for both central/forward region
  • L2 accept rate below a maximum of 100 Hz
  • L3 accept rate kept below 1-5 Hz

3
Summary of Trigger Studieswith electrons from
J/?s
  • Initial L1 and L2 studies performed
    (mainly upgrade GEANT)
  • DØ Note 3249 by Y. Gershtein
  • low pT electrons from b-quarks
  • central region -1.5 ? ? ? 1.5
  • algorithm combined CFT tracks and CPS hits
  • DØ Note 3506 by P. Grannis
  • J/? trigger in central region (ISAJET)
  • algorithm combined CPS and CC info
  • Results efficiencies 6-10 achieved, dependent
    on CC thresholds
  • Reasonable trigger rates L1 ? 1 kHz and L2 ? 50
    Hz
  • DØ Note 3566 by A. Lucotte
  • J/? trigger in forward region (ISAJET)
  • algorithm combined FPS and EC info
  • reconstructed events processed with upgrade GEANT
  • Efficiencies as function of FPS strip and ECEM
    thresholds, Inv. Mass dist.,... see DØ Notes for
    details
  • Further studies at L1, L2 ?

4
L3 Electron Studies (J/?? e?e?)A. Patwa, A.
Turcot, et. al.
  • Initial work in past 4-5 months
  • Unsuccessful for physics studies
  • Modified electron results CAL and CPS info
  • Number of code breaks, tsim_l3 output crashes
  • incompatible datafiles with L3 code require
    generating files with RawDataChunks
  • Short-term
  • Given limited statistics in MC, develop machinery
    for future studies with larger samples ?
    standard Root macro
  • Establish foundation
  • Long-term
  • Extract efficiencies, purity, invariant mass
    dist.,
  • Understand backgrounds, etc...

Proposal
5
L3 Electron Studies J/??ee (cont.)
  • Sample
  • processed under dØsim p07.00.03
  • J/?? e?e?, 1000 events total (two 0.5K files)
  • Event selected pythiaQQ PT (B) ? 3.0 GeV
  • at least 2 electrons with PT (e) ? 1.0 GeV, ?
    ? 2.5
  • Avg. min. bias overlay NMB1.1, Poisson
    distribution
  • Sample processed under p06.00.01 (mod) dØTrigSim
  • Modifications in dØTrigSim
  • l3fanalyze
  • change track extrapolation to 73.96 cm (CPS) from
    60 cm (Solenoid)
  • l3fcps
  • change max number of SLCs from 31 to 63
  • l3femtools
  • change call to L3TCPS to not use z information
  • change call to L3TCPS to use log weighted Phi
    position
  • Note CAL cluster is taken wrt to PV, but PV used
    is not stored (p06.00.01)
  • trig_mcc3.lst
  • change PT(e) threshold for CFT tracks from 3 to 1
    GeV

6
L3 Electron Studies (cont.)
  • Primary L3 Ntuple variables studied
    (Global.L3DebugE)
  • currently available in l3fanalyze (I.e., running
    d0trigsim)
  • TRK
  • L3DEntracks -- Number of tracks
  • L3DETrphi -- Track Phi
  • L3DETrZ -- Track Z (wrt PV)
  • L3DETrPtinv -- Track 1/PT
  • L3DETrR -- Track radius of curvature R
  • L3DETrTanl -- Track Tan(?), ? tracks dip
    angle
  • CAL
  • L3DEncal -- Number of CAL clusters found by
    L3TCalCluster
  • L3DECalPhi -- Cal cluster Phi (vector sum)
  • L3DECalEta -- Cal cluster Eta (vector sum)
  • L3DECalWZ, WR, Wphi -- Cal (log-weighted sum) Z,
    R, phi
  • L3DECalEt -- Cal cluster measured Et
  • L3DECalEmfr -- Cal cluster EM fraction
  • L3DECalEfr1, L3DECalEfr5 -- Cal cluster E frac.
    in EM1, ,EM4, FH1

7
L3 J/? Studies Matching Resolution
Comparison MC electrons with tracks (TRK) and CAL
CAL-MC TRK-MC
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CAL-MC TRK-MC
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  • Use MC information
  • identify only e? in data sample, PT ? 1 GeV
  • Electrons tagged by matched tracks
  • Require ?R ? (??2 ??2) ? 0.07
  • Basic Approach
  • Study matching performance for tagged e? by
    cycling/pairing subsystems CFT, CPS and CAL

8
J/? electrons Matching Resolution TRK-CAL
Tagged e? CFT tracks and CAL clusters
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??
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?R
  • Resolution in ? RMS 63 mrad
  • okay central core, dominated by tails
  • may need some improvements
  • Benchmark compare to other L3 electron studies
    (Z? e?e?, Upsilon ? e?e? ) RMS ? ?(10-25 mrad)
  • ?-matching ? long tails
  • Track ? assumes zo of track as primary
  • under investigation probable effect from CAL ?
    determination (primary vertex info)

9
J/? electrons Matching Resolution CPS-CAL
Tagged e? CPS clusters and CAL clusters
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??
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??
?R
  • Resolution in ? RMS 29 mrad
  • better, but may need some more work...
  • ?-matching ? long tails
  • Similar to TRK-CAL
  • CPS ? assumes zo of tagging track as primary

10
J/? electrons Matching Resolution CFT-CPS
Tagged e? CFT tracks with CPS clusters
?z
??
?z
??
?? ? -??
  • Improved resolution in ? RMS 6.1 mrad
  • Two peak distribution from track propogation
    (B-Field)
  • separated ?ve and ?ve tracks at ?? 0
  • effect known, see A. Turcots study on
    Electron-ID using CPS, L3fcps on b-id
    documents web-page
  • ?? ? ??? for ?ve tracks improves RMS 4.5 mrad
  • z-matching needs work
  • indications are that ?z(trk) is dominant

11
J/? electrons Invariant Mass
For tagged e? MC, CAL, CAL-TRK, TRK
MC CAL
M(ee)
M(ee)
CAL-TRK TRK
M(ee)
M(ee)
  • Calculation based on
  • TRK gives mass closest to expected
  • CAL energy scale is off
  • requires work...
  • TRK-CAL calculation
  • driven by CAL energy scale
  • Comment substantial improvement in M(ee) with
    CFT PT 3 ? 1 GeV (trigger list modification)

12
J/? electrons Matching Efficiency
For tagged e? Initial Result on Matching
Performance
  • Very Preliminary but a start
  • Substantial improvement with CFT PT 3 ? 1 GeV
    (trigger list modification)

13
Selection Criteria
  • Develop electron selection criteria
  • Try at best to optimize selection, very
    preliminary
  • again, No L1 and L2 applied
  • Basic selection cuts
  • kept loose (now)
  • CAL ET ? 1 GeV, ? ? 2.0, Efrac ? 0.8
  • Define CAL-TRK match ?? ? 0.07
  • Define CAL-CPS match ?? ? 0.05
  • Classify electrons in four categories
  • 1) Golden Electron TRK, CPS, CAL
  • 2) CPS-CAL only
  • 3) TRK-CAL only
  • 4) CAL only
  • For J/?
  • consider only Type 1 and 3 electrons
  • controlling trigger rates requires at least a
    track

14
J/? electrons Selection Criteria e?-types
(cont.)
J/? Signal Event Selection
  • B?J/?Ks, where J/? ?e?e? 1K sample
  • Most candidates are Golden

15
J/? electrons Selection Criteria (cont.)
Invariant Mass electron selection criteria
applied
CAL info TRK
M(ee)
M(ee)
CAL-CPS
M(ee)
  • Calculation based on
  • Similar to results from MC tagged e?
  • CAL energy scale shift
  • at PT ? 6 GeV, p-scale of CFT-only tracking
    becomes non-linear

16
J/? electrons Selection Criteria (cont.)
Invariant Mass Look at Type 1 3 Combinations
with Background
Preliminary Results
J/? 1 K Sample TRK only result
M(ee)
QCD 20 GeV 8 K sample TRK only result
M(ee)
  • 8K QCD_20 and 9K QCD_40 samples processed with
    p07.00.01 dØsim
  • Background studies have just started
  • at the moment, results a day old
  • but a move forward...

17
Closing Remarks
  • Initial work by A. Lucotte, P. Grannis, et. al.
    provides useful benchmark for future trigger
    studies
  • At all trigger levels, L1 ? L3
  • L3 studies (finally) underway
  • Very preliminary but tremendous progress has been
    made!
  • Analysis machinery being developed
  • Distribution shapes and cross-checks being done
    with Z?e?e? and Upsilon(1s) ? e?e? samples
  • Large amount of work still needed...
  • Future Work
  • Aim for larger statistical sample
  • Efficiencies and Purity studies
  • Improvements in invariant mass distributions...
  • Background studies QCD events
  • Perform studies with SMTCFT tracks (L3 global
    tracking, d0trigsim)
  • Incorporate L1 and L2 information
  • will require LARGE samples

18
Reference Slides
19
Preshower Readout Logic
  • AFE12 board -- dual threshold, charge division
    scheme
  • Two-arms
  • High-gain ? Low PT physics
  • CP-violation, B-Physics, J/?,
  • Low-gain ? High PT physics
  • Higgs, Top, W/Z physics,
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