Physics with the ATLAS detector on LHC (JINR participation)

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Title: Physics with the ATLAS detector on LHC (JINR participation)


1
Physics with the ATLAS detector on LHC (JINR
participation)
  • V. Bednyakov, N. Russakovich

2
The ATLAS detector
Over the last decade JINR-ATLAS team was deeply
involved in designing, construction, tests and
assembly of major systems of ATLAS Inner
Detector Tile Calorimeter Liquid Argon End Cap
Calorimeter Muon detector Common Items (Toroid
Warm Structure and others)
Participation in the Physics Program was always
considered as the most important target. Till
2003 this work has been performed mainly in
background regime, essentially based on
individual efforts, promoted with limited
resources case-by-case (as well as for software
developments and general computing infrastructure
of ATLAS).
3
Workshops on the ATLAS Physics Program
  • Early 2004 the JINR-ATLAS team management decided
    to establish a regular framework (series of
    workshops) to promote physics-oriented activities
    at home, aimed to
  • Open the door for new ideas (also attract new
    collaborators, interested in future physics at
    LHC)
  • Monitoring of ongoing activities and select most
    promising ones to provide the necessary support,
    in particular for visiting conferences and
    dedicated ATLAS meetings
  • Enrich home community by involving physicists
    from JINR member countries who have less
    possibilities in computing and networking, to
    make JINR-ATLAS resources and experience widely
    available
  • Keep people informed about recent software
    developments and dedicated computing
    infrastructure at JINR.
  • Web site http//www.atlas-jinr.ru/

4
Higgs boson
  • Search for the SM Higgs boson with the ATLAS
    detector (G.Chekov, I.Boiko, K.Nikolaev,
    R.Sadikov)
  • The process H?4µ was investigated on the basis of
    the full ATLAS detector simulation. Further
    investigation of the identical muons effect on
    the decay H?4µ was also carried out.
  • The proposals were made to study in Dubna the
    ATLAS large-mass Higgs discovery potential by
    means of reactions H?2W?2l?,or H?2W?l?jj
    (Yu.Kulchitsky) and H?2Z?2l?, or H?2Z?lljj
    (V.Vinogradov) on the basis of the already
    simulated ATLAS DC1 and DC2 data. The proposals
    rely on the Higgs boson production via the Vector
    Boson Fusion mechanism (the two accompanying
    forward jets allows very good background
    reduction) and on the maximal Higgs boson decay
    rates into WW- or ZZ-pair at MH400--1000 GeV.
    At the moment the works are still on the step of
    these proposals.

5
Quark-gluon structure functions, VHM
  • The possibilities of measuring at the LHC
    energies the gluon distributions in the proton by
    means of simultaneous registration of the direct
    photons (or Z-bosons) and jets (so called
    "gamma/Zjet" events) were carried out by
    D.Bandurin and N.Skachkov. The correspondent
    talks are given at the both Workshops. The task
    is under investigation also at the Tevatron
    energies (D0 project).
  • Study of Very High Multiplicity Events at LHC
    (J.Budagov, Yu.Kulchitsky, I.Manjavigze,
    A.Sissakian,).

6
SANC
  • Project SANC (Support of Analytical and Numerical
    Calculations for Experiments at Colliders).
  • D.Bardin, L.Kalinovskaya, P.Christova, G.Nanava
    A.Andonov (DLNP, JINR), A.Arbuzov, S.Bondarenko
    (BLTP, JINR).
  • The status of HEP (semi-)analytical calculation
    tool for LHC was presented by its leader
    D.Bardin. At the moment this very ambitious and
    quickly progressing project is not yet ready for
    practical investigations of the prospects for
    observation of the physical phenomena at the LHC
    with ATLAS detector. Nevertheless it promises to
    be much more useful for development of the
    JINR-ATLAS physical program right in the near
    future.
  • http//brg.jinr.ru/

7
Top quark physics
  • N.Russakovich, V.Bednyakov, E.Khramov, S.Tokar,
    A.Tonoyan
  • Verification of the of the top-quark charge
  • With the help of the PYTHIA and ATLFAST
    simulations the prospects for correct
    verification of the statement that the top-quark
    electric charge indeed equals to 2/3 is
    performed on the basis of the lepton-jet top
    decay channels.
  • Search for ttbar resonance with ATLAS
  • Resonances with several masses are considered
    (500, 1000, 1500 GeV) with PYTHIA 6.203 event
    generator and processed with ATLFAST integrated
    in ATHENA framework.

8
Theoretical calculations and estimates
  • Evaluation of the next-to-leading order QCD
    corrections to the single top- and top-anti-top
    quarks production together with an estimate of
    the associate top-Higgs production (in
    pp-interactions) were given by A.Akhmedov. Some
    aspects of research of the top- and Higgs boson
    production and the search for the exotic
    phenomena at LHC were discussed by Z.Usubov.
    Theory and phenomenology of the ATLAS physics
    with the Higgs bosons, the extra gauge bosons and
    (very) heavy quarkonia states as well as a theory
    of the multi-particle correlations during
    particle productions were given by G.Kozlov. Just
    an idea about monopole search with the ATLAS
    detector was presented by Yu.Kurochkin (Minsk).
    The diffractive Higgs production and search for
    the virtual electroweak effects with ATLAS were
    discussed by I.Satsunkevich (Minsk). V.Gilevsky
    (Minsk) gave report on general parameterization
    of 4-boson vertex and its importance for the
    collider physics.

9
Theoretical calculations and estimates
  • P.Starovoitov (Minsk) considered two-photon
    mechanism of Drell-Yan lepton pair production in
    pp-collisions and demonstrated that its
    contribution is not negligible.
  • Supersymmetry and Dark Matter search at LHC
  • ( V.Bednyakov, S.Kovalenko).
  • The highest importance of the SUSY search at
    LHC (especially in connection with cosmology and
    astrophysics via famous problem of the Dark
    Matter) needs no any extra arguments
    Unfortunately, till now there is no any
    Dubna-based ATLAS simulation activity in the
    field. The situation will be improved in the
    nearest future.

10
Search for gravitons (extra dimensions)
  • The possibility of observation of the graviton
    exchange effects on dijet production was studied
    by Z.Usubov on the basis of ATLAS detector
    simulation with PYTHIA and ATLFAST. A sensitivity
    of the LHC to a main parameter of the graviton
    production model is estimated.
  • The search for and identification of the direct
    and indirect manifestations of the graviton-like
    Kaluza-Klein states in the lepton-pair production
    at LHC A.Pankov (Gomel). The new Center-edge
    asymmetry was introduced to isolate the spin-2
    graviton contribution. This well developed and
    attractive theoretical proposal now is ready to
    enter the ATLAS-simulation phase.

11
Conclusions
  • We have more than enough fresh attractive ideas
    which can be and should be incorporated into the
    ATLAS research program.
  • Only very few of above proposals have passed a
    way from initial idea to clear experimental
    procedure through simulation, background
    estimates and so on. We have to work intensively
    LHC start up is approaching!
  • My proposal to other Dubna-LHC groups (CMS,
    ALICE) and their leaders would be let us arrange
    a common framework joint home workshops on LHC
    physics. Despite of some differences like
    detector particularities and software used we all
    (I believe) could get a lot of benefit from
    mutual discussions.
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