Search for the SM Higgs boson in the decay channel H ZZ ( * ) 4l in ATLAS

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Search for the SM Higgs boson in the decay channel H ZZ ( * ) 4l in ATLAS Luis R Flores Castillo University of Wisconsin-Madison On behalf of the ATLAS Collaboration Higgs Hunting 2012 July 19, 2012 Orsay France 1

Signature: H ZZ ( * ) 4l (l = e, µ) The golden channel : Small rates, but high S/B Can be fully reconstructed; mass resolution ~2% at 130 GeV Cross section times branching ratio (at m H =125 GeV): ~ 4 fb at s=7 TeV ~ 5 fb at s=8 TeV Backgrounds: Irreducible: pp ZZ ( * ) 4l Introduction Reducible: Z+jets, Zbb, ttbar (sizeable at low Higgs masses) Mass range under consideration: 110 GeV to 600 GeV Four final states: 4e, 4µ, 2e2µ, 2µ2e 2

Previous ATLAS results February 2012 (Phys. Lett. B710 (2012) 383-402): Complete 2011 dataset (4.8 fb -1 ) Excluded: 134-156, 182-233, 256-265, 268-415 GeV Observed excesses at 125, 244, 500 GeV (2.1σ, 2.2σ, 2.1σ, local) 7 TeV dataset (2011) 3

7 TeV dataset (2011): Dataset 5.3 fb -1 recorded, 4.8 fb -1 for physics Peak stable luminosity 3.6x10 33 cm -2 s -1 8 TeV dataset (2012): 6.3 fb -1 recorded, 5.8 fb -1 for physics Peak stable luminosity 6.8x10 33 cm -2 s -1 Substantially more pileup in 2012; need to maintain level of detector performance ensure proper modeling in simulation 4

Lepton reconstruction and identification Electrons! Muons! Electrons Improved reconstruction New pattern finding/track fit Improved identification Pile-up robust Higher rejection and efficiency than in 2011 Muons Combine Inner Detector (ID) tracks with tracks in Muon Spectrometer (MS) Extended coverage: ID tracks + energy deposits in calorimeter ( η <0.1, p T >15GeV) MS stand-alone (2.5< η <2.7) 5

Updated analysis, selection Updated analysis for 2011 and 2012 data Improved expected sensitivity for low m H Estimate backgrounds using data (sidebands, control regions) Development based only on 2011 data and 2012 control regions Selection Single lepton and di-lepton triggers At least two pairs of opposite-charge, same-flavor leptons (e,mu) p T thresholds: 20, 15, 10, 7 GeV (6 GeV for muons) 50 < m 12 < 106 GeV, m 4l -dependent cut on m 34, m 34 < 115 GeV All same-flavor, opposite-sign pairs m ll >5 GeV (J/Psi veto) ΔR(l,l ) < 0.1 (0.2) for all same (different)-flavor Tracking and calorimeter isolation: Ptcone20/p T <0.15, Etcone20/E T <0.3 (0.15 for muons outside the acceptance of the tracker) d 0 /σ(d 0 ) < 3.5 (6.5 for electrons) 6

Mass resolution Main discriminant variable: 4-lepton invariant mass Resolution crucial for sensitivity At low m H, detector resolution dominates width Z-mass constraint improves resolution From 1.6-2.1% to 1.3-1.9% (for m H =130 GeV) a.u. / 0.5 GeV a.u. / 0.5 GeV 0.07 0.06 0.05 0.04 0.03 0.02 0.01 0.08 ATLAS Preliminary 0.07 Simulation 0.06 0.05 0.04 0.03 0.02 0.01 ATLAS Preliminary Simulation = 130 GeV m H Gaussian fit H ZZ* 4e ( s = 8 TeV) m = (127.86 ± 0.07) GeV = (2.76 ± 0.06) GeV fraction outside ± 2 : 17% without Z mass constraint 0 80 90 100 110 120 130 140 150 = 130 GeV m H Gaussian fit H ZZ* 4e ( s = 8 TeV) m = (128.35 ± 0.07) GeV = (2.46 ± 0.06) GeV fraction outside ± 2 : 20% with Z mass constraint [GeV] m 4l 0 80 90 100 110 120 130 140 150 m 4l 4e! 0.1 ATLAS Preliminary 4μ! Simulation 0.12 4e! ATLAS Preliminary 4μ! 0.1 Simulation [GeV] a.u. / 0.5 GeV a.u. / 0.5 GeV 0.08 0.06 0.04 0.02 0.08 0.06 0.04 0.02 = 130 GeV m H Gaussian fit H ZZ* 4µ ( s = 8 TeV) m = (129.50 ± 0.04) GeV = (2.13 ± 0.04) GeV fraction outside ± 2 : 16% without Z mass constraint 0 80 90 100 110 120 130 140 150 = 130 GeV m H Gaussian fit H ZZ* 4µ ( s = 8 TeV) m = (129.72 ± 0.03) GeV = (1.78 ± 0.03) GeV fraction outside ± 2 : 19% with Z mass constraint [GeV] m 4l 0 80 90 100 110 120 130 140 150 m 4l [GeV] 7

Background estimation Irreducible (ZZ ( * ) ): MC simulation normalized to theory cross section [both gg and qq production (PowHeg, qq2zz), MCFM NLO xs ] Reducible (ll+jets and tt): Comparable to ZZ in the low mass region Estimated using data-driven methods Background composition depends on flavor of subleading lepton pair à different approaches for ll+µµ and ll+ee: ll+µµ (4µ, 2e2µ): ttbar and Zbb from a fit to m12 (nominal) ttbar from eµ+µµ (cross check) ll+ee (2e2µ, 4e): Z+XX control samples (nominal) 3l + l (same-sign) (cross check) General strategy: Loosen or revert selection, obtain composition, extrapolate to signal region 8

Background estimation ll+µµ [nominal]! Fit to m 12 Loosened selection on subleading leptons (enhance tt, reduce ZZ): No isolation cuts At least one should fail the impact parameter cut tt and Z+jets estimated via a fit Chebychev + BreitWigner CrystalBall Extrapolate to signal region via MC-based efficiency (validated in Z+µ control region) 9

Background estimation ll+µµ [cross-check]! tt yield cross check using eµ+µµ Requirements: Leading e + µ - pair with 50<m eµ <106 GeV + two muons (done independently for same-sign and opposite-sign muons) As main analysis, but no isolation or IP cuts on subleading muons Veto events with a Z 7 TeV 8 TeV Expected 11.0 ± 0.6 18.9 ± 1.1 Observed 8 16 Extrapolated to signal region Results compatible with the m 12 fit (nominal method) 10

Background estimation Z+XX control samples X: Electrons from heavy flavor, Electrons from photon Conversions, jets misidentified as electrons ( Fakes ) ll+ee [nominal]! The idea! Loosen requirements on the two subleading electrons Classify each of the two as (E)lectron, (C)onversion or (F)ake Nine types of events (EE, EC, EF, CE, CC, CF, FE, FC, FF) [p T -ordered] Using MC-based efficiencies, determine how many of each type is expected in the signal region Classification as Electron, Conversion or Fake based on Transition radiation hits, Number of hits in the innermost pixel layer (the b-layer), Fraction of energy deposited in first layer of the EM calorimeter, Lateral containment along φ in the 2 nd layer of the EM calorimeter 11

Z+XX control samples Events on each class (based on reconstruction quantities) are a mixture of true ee, ec, ef, Background estimation Composition fractions from MC are used to obtain the expected true composition of each class Limited Z+XX MC; efficiencies obtained from Z+X MC Reweighted to Z+XX p T spectrum Verified good agreement w/data after isolation, IP and all cuts. Final estimate: expected true composition * efficiency (true class signal region) Σ j Σ i (true type i)*(efficiency of true i to be reco d as j in the signal region) Low event numbers; toy MC used to obtain central value and uncertainty EE EC EF ll+ee [nominal]! ee ec ef ce 12

Data/MC comparison Background estimation ll+ee [nominal]! Opposite-sign subleading electrons Estimate based on samesign subleading electrons also obtained as cross check (8 TeV data)! 13

3l + l Background estimation N B-layer! ll+ee [cross-check]! TRT ratio! Three highest p T leptons pass all analysis cuts Last electron passes good track and basic electron id cuts (nsihits 7, npixel 1, R η ). 2D fit using MC templates for Number of b-layer hits Transition radiation hits (in the calorimeter endcap, the latter is replaced by an energy fraction) 2μ2e! 4e! 14

Control Regions On-shell Z! Z+mm! Z+ee! Isolation and impact parameter cuts not applied to subleading di-lepton Normalized to datadriven estimates Good data/mc agreement in shape and normalization Subleading Z! 15

Summary of background estimations 8 TeV! 7 TeV! More than one method per channel, compatible results Uncertainties 20%-70% depending on background and data sample 16

Summary of background estimations 8 TeV! 7 TeV! More than one method per channel, compatible results Uncertainties 20%-70% depending on background and data sample 17

Results of event selection For m 4l >160 GeV, data 20-30% above MC-expected in 2011 and 2012 Events consistent with ZZ production Reflected in the ATLAS ZZ production cross-section measurement 18

Results of event selection 2011 2012 Combined Exp. bg 2.1±0.3 2.9±0.4 5.1±0.8 Exp. sig 2.0±0.3 3.3±0.5 5.3±0.8 Observed 4 9 13 (m 4l in 125±5 GeV)! Expected S/B (m H =125 GeV)! 4mu!~ 1.6! 2e2mu/2mu2e!~ 1.0! 4e!~ 0.6! 19

Exclusion limits Exclusion limits using CLs, profile likelihood ratio Exclusion: Expected: 124-164 and 176-500 [GeV] Observed: 131-162 and 170-460 [GeV] Much weaker than expected at 120-130 GeV 20

Significance of excess At high m H, small fluctuations from bg Consistent excesses in 2011 and 2012 Combined: 3.4σ @ 125 GeV (with LEE for the range 100-141 GeV: 2.5σ) m H [GeV] Obs Exp 2012 125.0 2.7σ 2.1σ 2011 125.5 2.3σ 1.7σ Combined 125.0 3.4σ 2.6σ 21

Signal Strength DATA! Signal injection at m H =125 GeV! µ = (best fit signal rate at m H )/(expected SM rate at m H ) Best fit value at m H =125 GeV (lowest p 0 ): 1.3 ± 0.6 22

Likelihood contours Signal strength (µ) vs m H 2D likelihood fit; approximate 68% and 95% CL contours 23

Summary Updated analysis Progress on lepton performance and pile-up robustness Improved sensitivity in the low mass region Multiple, robust background estimation methods An excess of events is observed at m H ~125 GeV Size and position consistent between 2011 and 2012 data Combining the two datasets, local significance of 3.4σ 2.5σ global significance in the range 110-141 GeV 24

Backup slides 25

m4µ = 125.1 GeV L. R. Flores Castillo! pt (muons)= 36.1, 47.5, 26.4, 71.7 [GeV] m12= 86.3 GeV, m34= 31.6 GeV 15 reconstructed vertices! Search for the SM H ZZ(*) 4l with ATLAS! July 19th, 2012! 26

m4e = 124.6 GeV L. R. Flores Castillo! pt (electrons)= 24.9, 53.9, 61.9, 17.8 [GeV] m12= 70.6 GeV, m34= 44.7 GeV 12 reconstructed vertices! Search for the SM H ZZ(*) 4l with ATLAS! July 19th, 2012! 27

m 2e2µ = 123.9 GeV p T (eeμμ)= 18.7, 76, 19.6, 7.9 [GeV] m ee = 87.9 GeV, m μμ = 19.6 GeV 12 reconstructed vertices! 28

pp Z 4l Relax selection m 12 >30 GeV, m 34 >5GeV pt(muons) > 4 GeV Cross check of analysis configuration Indicates reasonable performance of lepton reconstruction and identification In m Z ±10 GeV:! Expected: 65±5! Observed: 57! 29

Per channel 30

Mass resolution 31

Effect of the Z mass constraint 32

ZZ normalization from data 33

2011 data 34

2012 data 35

2011 data 36