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ATLAS and CMS activities. Albert De Roeck CERN. ECFA/DESY meeting St Malo 12-15 April 2002. LHC Prospects. New date for first beams/collisions: 1/4/2007 Initial physics run starts in 2007  ~10 fb -1 (2.10 33 cm -2 s -1 ) - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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ATLAS and CMS activities

Albert De RoeckCERN

ECFA/DESY meeting St Malo 12-15 April 2002

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LHC Prospects• New date for first beams/collisions: 1/4/2007• Initial physics run starts in 2007 ~10 fb-1 (2.1033cm-2 s-1)• Depending on the evolution: 200-300 fb-1 in 5-6 years (3.4-10.1033cm-2 s-1 )• Studies ongoing for 1.1035cm-2 s-1 (SLHC)

– Needs changes in machine and detectors ~3000 fb-1 in 3-4 years, i.e. by the end of 2010 or so

• CMS & ATLAS preparing for first beam in 2007– Concentrate on hard & software– Main questions are on trigger/DAQ, using gold plated physics

channels– Exploring of new physics studies not main activity now Discovery potential has been demonstrated for key processes

• Planned/existing physics review studies– ATLAS physics TDR exist since 2000, may be redone in 2005– CMS physics TDR planned for 2005, starting to prepare during

2002

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ATLAS and CMS Plans• Common LC/LHC studies

– There is interest but not yet much activity (5-10 people/exp for now)

– We need to start with a fewspecific questions/studies– (Agree on luminosities etc.)

• ATLAS: Global fits using masses of measured particles, to scan and constrain the susy space Expect gain due to sleptons on M0

Add branching ratio & cross section measurements Will be initially based on the ‘old’ LHC benchmark points CMS: interest to start such activity/using new benchmark points

• ATLAS & CMS: check on gain of precise measurements of 01 (and

other gaugino’s) for reconstructing squark masses (mass splitting)• CMS: Combining heavy higgs (LHC) with light higgs (LC)

measurement

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ATLAS and CMS Plans• Benchmark points

– ATLAS: so far study of point E(*) (SPS 2(**)), maybe B (SPS 1a) next

– CMS: point B, C (SPS 3) , E and G for trigger studies and reconstruction points I,L (SPS 4) for heavy Higgs to Tau

( point I could be replaced by SPS1b )– SLHC study: points M, K, H used (no SPS equivalent)– Non-mSUGRA models: take SPS selected points

• CMS: Combined studies of extra dimensions ?

Plan for first results end of June

In the following:• A reminder of LHC reach, relevant for this group• New studies in CMS, e.g. on susy mass reconstruction

(*) BDEGMOPW points (**) Snowmass points & slopes

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Example: LSP from LCImpact of the precise knowledge of the LSP from the LC on the neutralino two and slepton masses

LSP mass LSP mass

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CMS

Visiting IP5… CMS getting into shape

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Example: The CMS experimento Tracking

o Silicon pixelso Silicon strips

o Calorimeterso PbW04 crystals for Electro-magn.o Scintillator/copper for hadronic part

o 4T solenoido Instrumented iron for muon detection

o Jet Energy scale to 1.0%o EM energy scale to 0.1%o Luminosity to better than 5%

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Expected Event rates

0.001 104

(m=1 TeV) H 0.001 104

(m=0.8 TeV)

Process Events/s Events/year Other machines

W e 15 108 104 LEP / 107 Tev

Z ee 1.5 107 107 LEP

0.8 107 104 Tevatron

105 1012 108 Belle/BaBar

QCD jets 102 109 107 pT > 200 GeV

gg~~

tt

bb

Huge event rates:

The LHC will bea W-factory, aZ-factory, a topfactory, a Higgsfactory etc..

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SM Higgs search

Production and decay modes:

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Expected Results for the Higgs

- Will discover the Higgs in the range 100 GeV 1 TeV (if exists)- Precision on the measurement of the mass between 0.1-1%

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H ZZ(*) 4 leptons

• clean signal, mass resolution 1%• precision on muon momentum comes from combining muon chamber with tracker info

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Light Higgs search

If mh < 140 GeV : gg h most promising channel, although BR only 10-3 …

motivation for high resolution ECAL (PbWO4 crystals: 1% at 100 GeV)

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Light Higgs search

Recent: h bb in tth production _

Also results on H

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Hgap gap

b

b -jet

-jet

Exclusive Higgs

A recent development: search for exclusive Higgs production pp p H p

p p

beam

p’

p’

dipoleroman pots

Needs roman pots

Cross section ~ 1 fb Khoze et al.

roman pots

dipole

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Invisible Higgs

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Heavy Higgs

Working hard to cover low tan - high mA region …

COVERED• at large tan , bb A/H and tb H production strongly enhanced!!

• assume Msusy = 1 TeV

• important channels:• A/H • A/H • H • H tb

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Heavy MSSM Higgs search (3)

F. Moortgat

NEW: at low tan , we may exploit the sparticle decay modes:

A, H 20 2

0 4l + ETmiss

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Susy measurements

Atlas physics TDR

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Susy

Mostly complicated decay chains

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Susy

Decay chain example

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Susy discovery LimitsS. Abdoulin

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Susy measurementsAtlas physics TDR: LHC Point 5

m0=100 GeV m1/2=300 GeV tan = 2.1sgn()=+A=300 GeV

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Susy measurementsAtlas physics TDR

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Benchmark points

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Benchmark Points

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99.610 = LSP

186.01±145.8lR

379.72±211.4lL

186.820549qR

358.830570qL

379.140549.7bR

600.5tR522.5bL

412.5tL643.3g

pb 41.41TOTSUSY

Study of point B (SPS1)M. Chiorboli

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Decay chain

p

p

g~

b~

b

b

01

~

02

~ ~

0A

)( sign

10β tan

100m

250m

0

0

21

bb~

g~ pp

b~02

01~

(15% bL, 10% bR)

(35 % bL, 22% bR)

(0.2 %)

01

~ ~

(60 %)

Event final state:

• 2 high pt isolated leptons OS

• 2 high pt b jets

• missing Et

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First step: 20 l+l- 1

0

02

~ 01

~

~p

p

g~

b~

b

b

01

~

02

~ ~

GeV 85.32 M

)M)(MM(MM

2

χ

222

χmax01

02

~

~~~~

GeV 1.64 86.00 Mmax

Fit result:

)μM(μ )eM(e -

)μM(e -)μM(e - )μM(μ )eM(e -- Etmiss > 50 GeV

10 fb-1

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Sbottom reconstruction

p

p

g~

b~

b

b

01

~

02

~ ~

Assuming M(10)

known!

p

M

M1p

01

02

~

~

GeV 92 M GeV 75

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Sbottom mass

55.8

GeV 8.1516.4b)~M( 02

Result of fit:

GeV 7.549)b~

M(

GeV 5.522)b~

M(

R

L

Generated masses:

10 fb-1

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Gluino reconstruction

p

p

g~

b~

b

b

01

~

02

~ ~

b)b~

( angle

Etmiss > 150 GeV

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Gluino mass

9.54σ

GeV 7.2631.8bb)χ~M( 02

Result of fit:

GeV 643.3)gM( ~Generated mass:

10 fb-1

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with 60 fb-1

60 fb-1

0.37σ

GeV 3.50.99b)χ~M(bb)χ~M( 02

02

Result of fit:

)bM(-)gM(~~ )bM(-)gM(~~

GeV 6.93)b~

M(-)g~M(

GeV 8.120)b~

M(-)g~M(

R

L

Generated values:

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152.510 = LSP

294.51±193.4lR

546.12±299.6lL

294.820780qR

532.430814qL

545.340771.3bR

800.8tR723.0bL

589.4tL919.8g

Point G

pb 6.00TOTSUSY

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Sbottom peak

6.82

GeV 8.743b)~M( 02

Result of fit:

GeV 3.771)b~

M(

GeV 0.723)b~

M(

R

L

Generated masses:

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Guino peak

7.31σ

GeV 1.909bb)χ~M( 02

Result of fit:

GeV 8.199)g~M(

Generated mass:

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estimation

This needs better understanding of the SM bkg behaviour!

27.9σ

GeV 5.7168.1b)χ~M(bb)χ~M( 02

02

Result of fit:

)bM(-)gM(~~ )bM(-)gM(~~

GeV 5.148)b~

M(-)g~M(

GeV 8.196)b~

M(-)g~M(

R

L

Generated values:

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Conclusions

Point G, with 60 fb-1

• Sbottom and gluino seem to be visible

• estimation of M(l+l-)max

• sbottom reconstruction with Resol. ~ 10 %, but 2 sbottoms not resolved

• gluino reconstruction with Resol. < 10 %

• M(g) - M(b) estimation, independent of M(10), with Err ~ 4 %

Point B, with 10 fb-1

~2~

2~

2~

2~ M)MM)(MM( 0

102

• Maybe we can separate the 2 sbottoms

Point B, with 60 fb-1

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Stop Searches

Stop mass and cross sectionMissing ET and transverse l mass

S/B forSM andSM+SUSY

Channels

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Rare Top Decays

S. Slabospitskydecay production

t ugt cg

1.6 10-3

1.6 10-3

(0.35.) 10-3

(2.122.) 10-3

tutc

2.5 10-5

2.5 10-5

0.4 10-5

3.5 10-5

tuZtcZ

1.6 10-4

1.6 10-4

1.1 10-4

4.8 10-4

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Graviton SearchesTraczyk, Wrochna

KK excitations in the RS model

Search Reach

MG=1000 GeVC=0.01

MG=2000 GeVC=0.01

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physics

• observation: provided efficient measurement of forward scattered protons, one can study high-energy collisions at the LHC

p p

Highlights:• CM energy W up to/beyond 1 TeV (and under control) • Large photon flux F therefore significant luminosity• Complementary (and clean) physics to pp interactions, eg studies of exclusive production of the Higgs boson, W pairs might be possible opens new field of studying very high

energy physics

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Two-photon interactions at the LHC

pp

October 2001 K.Piotrzkowski, Erice Workshop

Physics Menu - Highlights

H0

pb (at W=MH=200 GeV)

pb

tt

pb

nb

All ?

W+W-

+ SUSY processes

+ total cross section ….

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physics

H0

pb (at W=MH=200 GeV)

SUSY: Higgs:

clean signatures: both transversal and longitudinal missing energy !

it cannot be missed!!

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And more…-Precision measurements MW to 15 MeV, Mtop to 1.5 GeV anomalous gauge couplings, sin2W, rare top decays, B-physics, CP violation studies-MSSM Higgs bosons-Extra dimensions-New heavy gauge bosons-Strong interactions in the W sector-Technicolor-Compositeness up to scales of 40 TeV

LHC detectors must be preparedfor the unknown

MSSM Higgs

W massNew W boson

Top quark mass