Precision of Higgs Couplings at CEPC

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Precision of Higgs Couplings at CEPC M. Ruan & G. Li for the CEPC Simulation Study Group

CEPC-SPPC Electron-positron collision phase Higgs factory: collision at ~240-250 GeV center-of-mass energy, Instant luminosity ~ 2*10 34 cm-2s-1, 1M clean Higgs event at 2 IPs over 10 years Z pole operation for precise EW measurement and/or potentially for top threshold Proton-Proton collision phase center-of-mass energy constrained by tunnel circumference and high-field dipole Peak luminosity ~ 1*1035 cm-2s-1 (ArXiv: 1504.06108, discussion on needed Luminosity) Tunnel circumference: 54 km in the baseline design. Longer tunnel being evaluated. 2

Higgs @ CEPC Observables: Higgs mass, CP, σ(zh), event rates ( σ(zh, vvh)*br(h X) ), Diff. distributions Derive: Absolute Higgs width, branching ratios, couplings 3

CEPC Conceptual detector, developed from ILD A detector reconstruct all the physics object (lepton, photon, tau, Jet, MET,...) with high efficiency/precision High Precision VTX located close to IP: b, c, tau tagging High Precision Tracking system: δ(1/pt) ~ 2*10-5(GeV-1) PFA oriented Calorimeter System (~o(108) channels): Tagging, ID, Jet energy resolution, etc 4

Detector performance Found && With Right Energy && With Right Position Performance at full reconstruction Benchmark separation distance < 3 cm (Testing on 10 GeV Pion + 5 GeV Photon Sample) 5

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Higgs analyses at Pre-CDR Kappa-framework model-dependent measurements Absolute measurements 7

Status now ~50 independent analysis at Full Simulation level 8

Model-independent measurement of σ(zh) Zhenxing Chen & Yacine Haddad 0.9% 1.5% 0.65% Recoil mass method. Combined precision: δσ(zh)/σ(zh) = 0.5% δg(hzz)/g(hzz) = 0.25% Indirect Access to g(hhh) M. McCullough, 1312.3322 9

Workflow for Br(H->bb, cc, gg) measurements general event selection + Template fit vvh events 10

Br(H WW) H WW/ZZ: Portal to Higgs width & perfect test bed for detector/reconstruction performance... Br(H WW), Combined accuracy ~ 1.0% from 13 independent full simulation analyses 1.45% at llh, H WW* inc channels, 12 independent channels. ~ 1.7% at vvh, H WW* 4q channel (Preliminary. ILC extrapolation = 2.3%) 2.3% at qqh, H WW* 2qlv channel (extrapolated from ILC full simulation) High efficiency in event reconstruction 11

Br(H WW) Full Simulation on 12 independent channels Very high object reconstruction efficiency Combined result: 1.1% 2.2% 1.45% Extrapolation from other ILC channels: 2.2% Combined: 1.0% < 1.9% 12

Br(H ZZ) Br(H ZZ), explored at 18 different channels with full simulation (llvvqq, 4lqq, ll4q, 2l4v) 8 Channels has individual accuracy better than 25%: Combined accuracy ~ 5.4% 8 with accuracy worse than 25-50% 2 with accuracy worse than 50% (llh, H ZZ 4q and vvh, H ZZ llvv) High efficiency in event reconstruction 13

Br(H ZZ) Full Simulation analysis performed on 16 independent channels. 8 Channels acquire accuracy better than 25%. Combined accuracy: 5.4% If electron id efficiency ~ muon id: 4.8% If tau finder (used for veto) is mature:?? TLEP extrapolation: 4.3% 14

Higgs width measurement g2(hxx) ~ ΓH XX = Γtotal*Br(H XX) Branching ratios: determined simply by σ(zh) and σ(zh)*br(h XX) Γtotal : determined from: From σ(zh) (~g2(hzz)) and σ(zh)*br(h ZZ) (~g4(hzz)/γtotal) From σ(zh)*br(h bb), σ(vvh)*br(h bb), σ(zh)*br(h WW), σ(zh) Br(H->ZZ): relative error of 6.9% achieved with ZH->ZZZ*->vv(Z)llqq(H) final states. Extrapolation of TLEP result leads to 4.3% relative error σ(vvh)*br(h->bb): relative error of 2.8% A combined accuracy of 2.8% for the Higgs total width measurements 15

Br(H ττ) & Br(H Zγ) μμh Br(H ττ): 3% accuracy acquired by mumuh channel; overall accuracy < 1% (Dan Yu) H Zγ events: 4σ signal (Weiming Yao) 16

Higgs rare decay Feng Wang, Jianhuan Xiang, Yitian Li. etc Binlong Wang, Zhenwei Cui vvh qqh Br(H γγ): ~10% Br(H μμ): ~12% (Exclusive analysis) 17

Exotic: Higgs invisible decays Assuming sigma(zh)*br(h->inv) = 200 fb Invisible up limit at CEPC: 0.14% at 95% C.L 18

Up limit of Br(H ee) & Br(H eμ) Assuming sigma(zh)*br(h->ee/eμ) = 200 fb Lei Wang 95% up limit: Br(H->ee) = 1.7e-4; Br(H->emu) = 1.2e-4; Many updates on the H->exotic with Hadronic final states 19

Summary CEPC, an electron-positron Higgs factory & an precision EW machine, expecting 1M Higgs bosons o(0.1-1%) level accuracy in absolute measurement of Higgs Branching ratio and couplings Higgs total width measured to 2.8% Good access to SM Higgs rare decays (μμ, γγ, Zγ) Higgs exotic decays, limited to better than 0.1% level EW Program significantly enhance the access to the New Physics More on systematics and theoretical uncertainties Systematic uncertainties: key and common ones should taken into account at design stage, such as beam energy, luminosity High order correction mandatory for the measurements, which also set the goal for the experiments Discussions and communications necessary to make CEPC successful 20

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H Exotic, Hadronic Semi-invisible Visible Typical processes in 2HDM & NMSSM Joint efforts by HK Cluster and IHEP Study proposed by T. Liu Main analyzer, Jiawei Wang, Kevin & Zhenxing Chen 95% CL up limit ~o(10-4). 22

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H Exotic, Hadronic 24

EW Physics From 10 Billion Z bosons + the data at Higgs runs 25

New Physics Reach via dim-6 operators 26

Br(H ττ) via Z to ll Dan Yu Weiming Yao Status PreCDR (Jan 2015) Now (Aug 2016) σ(zh) 0.51% 0.50% σ(zh)*br(h bb) 0.28% 0.21% σ(zh)*br(h cc) 2.1% 2.5% σ(zh)*br(h gg) 1.6% 1.3% σ(zh)*br(h WW) 1.5% 1.0% σ(zh)*br(h ZZ) 4.3% 4.3% σ(zh)*br(h ττ) 1.2% 1.0% σ(zh)*br(h γγ) 9.0% 9.0% σ(zh)*br(h Zγ) - ~4 σ σ(zh)*br(h μμ) 17% 17% σ(vvh)*br(h bb) 2.8% 2.8% Higgs Mass/MeV 5.9 5.0 σ(zh)*br(h inv) 95%. CL = 1.4e-3 1.4e-3 Br(H ee/emu) - 1.7e-4/1.2e-4 Br(H bbχχ) <10-3 3.0e-4 27

From Hits to Final State Particles Goal:... Access the origin of every detector hit... vvh events 28

Z 2 muon, H 2 b Z 2 jet, H 2 tau ZH 4 jets Z 2 muon H WW* eevv 29

Specific Final State... Overlap with lots of PU events 30

+ - e e and pp complementary o(109-10) Higgs at SPPC Event rates measured at pp collision e+e- collider: provide anchor for absolute measurement (total width, etc) pp collision has direct access to g(hhh) & g(htt) and better access to Higgs rare decays ArXiv: 1310.8361 [hep-ex] 31

Higgs measurements at electron/positron & proton colliders Productivity LHC Run 1: 106 Finding efficiency -3 ~o(10 ) Run 2/HL: 107-8 CEPC 106 ~o(1) SPPC 109-10? Remarks Lots of Pile Up; Large theoretical/systematic uncertainties. Access to signal strength in major decay channels; Access to g(hhh)/g(htt). Absolute measurements in very clean environment; o(0.1%) accuracy on key observable (g(hzz)); Excellent precision to total width, invisible/exotic decay ratios; Indirect constrain to g(hhh)/g(htt); Good access to Higgs rare decay/generation, g(hhh)/g(htt), High complementarity between electron-positron & pp colliders 32

EW@CEPC 33

Higgs @ LHC PP collider: High productivity but low finding efficiency ~already 106 Higgs in Run 1 data... Higgs signal: found via the decay final states. σ(aa H BB) ~ g2(haa)g2(hbb)/γtotal 34