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Title: La Thuile


1
Top Physics at CDF
  • Julia Thom
  • Fermilab
  • XVIII Rencontres de Physique de La Vallee dAoste
  • La Thuile
  • 3/5/2004

2
Motivations for Studying Top
  • Only known fermion with a mass at the natural
    electroweak scale
  • Window into the problem of EWSB?
  • New physics may appear in production (e.g.
    topcolor) or in decay (e.g. charged Higgs).
  • Can only be studied at Tevatron prior to LHC.

3
Run I Top Studies
  • Observed in 1995 in first 70 pb-1 of Run I data.
  • Final Run I top analyses based on 110 pb-1.
  • Production cross sections in many channels
  • Mass 174.3 ? 5.1 GeV (CDF/DØ combined)
  • Event kinematics
  • W helicity, limits on single top production..
  • overall consistency with the Standard Model.
  • but only 100 top candidates
  • ? analyses statistics-limited.

4
Improvements for Run II
  • Accelerator
  • sqrt(s) 1.96 TeV (was 1.8
    TeV in RunI)
  • -gt30-40 increase in top cross
    section
  • CDF Detector
  • -New DAQ
  • -New Silicon system
  • -gtimproved b-tagging
  • -Extended muon systems
  • -Calorimeter endplug for
  • forward coverage
  • -New central drift chamber

5
Tevatron Peak Luminosity
Record Luminosity 6.3x1031 (3x better than Run
I) First store w/antiprotons from
recycler Current to tape 350pb-1, for this talk
up to 200pb-1
6
Tevatron Luminosity
Base Design Measured
Predicted for 2004 380 pb-1 delivered (design)
7
Pair-production and Decay Basics
Pair Production
b
85
Event topology determined by the decay modes of
the Ws
t
W
15
t
W
stheory 7 pb
b
NB qq, gg fractions reversed at LHC
b-jet identify via secondary vertex or soft
lepton tag
BR( t ? Wb) 100
8
t-tbar Final States
  • Dilepton
  • BR 11
  • 2 high-PT leptons 2 b-jets missing-ET
  • Lepton jets
  • BR 44
  • single lepton 4 jets(2 b-jets) missing-ET
  • All-hadronic
  • BR 45
  • six jets, no missing-ET

Highest signalnoise High pt decay
products Central/spherical topology
More challenging backgrounds (QCD multijet)
  • Tools
  • Lepton ID (tracking, detector coverage)
  • Calorimetry (calibration)
  • B identification (tagging)
  • Simulation

9
Programme
  • Top cross-section
  • dilepton channel
  • Leptonjets channel
  • Single top physics
  • Top Mass
  • W helicity in top decay

New results
New results
New results
10
Measuring the ttbar Cross Section
  • starting point for all top physics
  • Requires detailed understanding of backgrounds
    and selection efficiencies.
  • Test of QCD
  • Latest calculations NNLO NNNLL
  • Departures from prediction could indicate
    nonstandard production mechanisms, i.e.
    production through decays of SUSY states.

11
Dilepton Cross Section leptontrack
  • Signature 1 lepton1 isolated track,
  • missing Et, 2 central jets
  • Acceptance 2x better than Run I
  • 20 from t
  • Background
  • Drell-Yan WW, ZZ, WZ
    Wjets

  • (fakes)

Relative weight depends on number of jets
12
Dilepton Cross Section leptontrack
Measured cross section for different jet Et and
track pt thresholds
New result
13
Dilepton cross section ee, em, mm
New results
  • Different background composition, higher SN,
    lower acceptance
  • Events with 1 tight and 1 loose e or m
  • lepton composition 1 ee, 3 mm, 9 em
  • 2 tight leptons (e, m)
  • lepton composition 1 ee, 2 mm, 4 em

14
Jet Multiplicity in Dilepton Events
Lepton track
ee, em, mm
ttbar signal bin
15
Dilepton Kinematics
RunI had seen hints of discrepancy in kinematic
distribution
HtScalar summed ET of jets, leptons, and missing
ET
Missing ET
Leptons transverse momentum
With higher statistics in Run II see good
agreement with SM
16
Dilepton event display
  • 2 electrons (ET173 GeV, PT263 GeV)
  • Missing ET 59 GeV
  • 2 central jets 1 forward jet

jet
jet
e1
n
e2
e1
e2
e1
e1
jet
jet
17
Cross Section leptonjetsusing kinematic fits
New results
Isolate signal from large Wjets background using
kinematic shapes Ht (scalar sum of energy in the
event)
Wgt3 jets observe 519 events Top fraction from
fit 0.13-0.04
Largest systematic jet energy scale
18
Tagging high-pt jets Silicon vertex tag
(SVX-tag)
  • Signature of a B decay is a displaced vertex
  • Long lifetime of B hadrons (c? 450 ?m) boost
  • B hadrons travel Lxy3mm before decay with large
    charged track multiplicity

Top event efficiency 55 False tag rate (QCD
jets) 0.5
19
Cross Section leptonjetsusing kinematic fits
SVX-tag
In addition to shape information require at
least one b-tag
Templates
Wgt3 jets observe 35 events Top fraction from
fit
Using 108 pb-1
20
Cross Section leptonjetsusing SVX-tag
2d displacement of tagged jets
Number of jets per event
Wgt3 jets 35 positive tags Expected background
(mistags, QCD,..) 15.1-2
Using 107 pb-1
21
Cross Section leptonjetsusing Soft Lepton
Tag
New results
  • tag semi-leptonic decays of B
  • leptons have a softer pT spectrum than W/Z
    leptons
  • They are less isolated
  • Identify low-pt muon

Number of jets per event
Top Event (gt2 jets) Tag Efficiency15 False Tag
Rate (QCD jets) 3.6
Using 125 pb-1
22
Summary of Cross Section Results
vs-Dependence
126 pb-1
108 pb-1
195 pb-1
200 pb-1
200 pb-1
  • Main data driven systematics (jet energy scale,
    ISR, ebtag) scale with 1/?N

RunII(2fb-1) dstt/stt lt10
23
Single Top Physics
  • Probe top EW coupling
  • direct determination of Vtb
  • Sensitivity to new physics
  • t-channelanomalous couplings,
  • FCNC
  • s-channel new charged gauge
  • bosons
  • Strategy
  • Isolate W exactly 2 jets
  • and tag one jet
  • Likelihood Fit to Qh (t-channel)
  • Likelihood Fit to Ht (combined)

s-channel
s 0.880.11 pb
t-channel
s1.980.24 pb
B.W.Harris et al
Q charge of lepton, h pseudorap of forward jet
24
Single Top Physics
Templates from MC (combined)
t-channel
25
Search for Single Top
New results
Fit to the data (combined search)
t-channel search
Using 162 pb-1 of data
st(t-channel)lt8.5pb _at_95 C.L.
st(combined)lt13.7pb _at_95 C.L.
26
Top Mass Measurement
Mtop is a precision electroweak parameter that
helps constrain the mass of the Higgs.
LEP EWWG summer 03
27
Top Mass Lepton 4 jets with SVX-tag
22 vertex-tagged events from lepton4 jet sample
  • 6 parton/jet matching assignments possible
  • test for consistency with top using kinematic
    constraints
  • pick lowest ?2
  • fit resulting mass distribution to background
    signal templates at different values of Mtop

Dominant syst jet energy scale, expecting
significant impr. soon
28
Top Mass Dilepton Channel
  • Underconstrained system
  • Use Pttbar,z to weight the mass fit distribution
  • Likelihood fit to top mass templates

6 events 124 pb-1
Improved tools are underway
  • Dynamic Likelihood method (matrix element
    convoluted likelihood) K.Kondo 1988 J.Phys.Soc.57
    4126
  • results expected soon

29
W Helicity Measurement
  • Top decays before it can hadronize, because width
    Gt 1.4 GeV gt ?QCD.
  • Decay products preserve information about the
    underlying Lagrangian.
  • Unique opportunity to study the weak interactions
    of a bare quark, with a mass at the natural
    electroweak scale!
  • SM Prediction
  • W helicity in top decays is fixed by Mtop, MW,
    and V-A structure of the tWb vertex.
  • W helicity reflected in kinematics W lepton pt,

30
Helicity affects lepton PT in lab frame
Templates from MC
SM V-A predicts W helicity F0 70
longitudinal F- 30 left-handed VA 70
long., 30 r.-h.
CDFII result soon
31
Conclusion and Outlook
  • Now using 2x the RunI data set
  • Improving measurements of cross section, mass
  • W helicity, single top are making progress.
  • We expect 50x more data compared to Run I!
  • Whats ahead top ? H
  • Study of ? channels
  • measure Vtb
  • ttbar resonant
    production
  • rare decays

32
Backup Slides
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Matrix Element Method
W(y,x) is the probability that a parton level
set of variables y will be measured as a set of
variables x
dns is the differential cross section
f(q) is the probability distribution than a
parton will have a momentum q
  • Leading-Order ttbar-gtleptonjets matrix element,
    PDFs
  • 12 jet permutations, all values of P(?)
  • Phase space of 6-object final state
  • Detector resolutions
  • Only Wjets, 80
  • VECBOS subroutines for Wjets
  • Same detector resolutions as for signal
  • All permutations, all values of P(?)
  • Integration done over the jet energies
  • Convolute probability to include all conditions
    for accepting or rejecting an event
  • Form a Likelihood as a function of Top Mass, F0
    (longitudinal fraction of W bosons)

35
W Helicity Measurement, contd.
The angular dependence of the semileptonic decay
in the W rest frame is given by
right
left
long.
SM predictions (for mb0)
where ? MW2/Mtop2
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