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QCD at CDF Régis Lefèvre IFAE Barcelona On behalf of the CDF Collaboration Jet Inclusive Cross-Section Underlying event studies Jet Shapes Specific processes _ W+Jets, γ + γ, γ + b/c, b-jet / bb jet Diffraction Diffractive structure function, exclusive final states (dijets / χ C ) Hadron Collider Physics 2004 Michigan State University

Tevatron = Jet Factory QCD at Tevatron All production processes are QCD related Optimal understanding basic for all analyses Fundamental parameters High x gluon PDFs Phenomenology of non-perturbative regime Underlying Event modelling Background for each process of interest W+Jets for top and Higgs production Highest Q 2 probe: λ ~ 10-19 m Precise test of pqcd Look for deviation New Physics Other studies of interest Heavy flavor, Diffraction

About the Tevatron Tevatron performing very well Around 400 pb -1 on tape s enhancement appreciated Increase kinematics range for jet production

CDF Upgrades Si detector & Tracking Time of Flight detector Plug Calorimeters (up to η = 3.6) Extend PDF measurement to lower x Forward detectors Diffractive Physics Muon system DAQ electronics & Trigger Central Calor. Muon System New Old Partially New Solenoid Miniplug Plug Calor. Muon PDF measured region (CDF and D0: run I) Time-of-flight Drift Chamber Silicon Microstrip Tracker

Legacy from run I Inclusive Jet Cross Section Great interest about high E T excess SM explanation: increased high x contribution in gluon PDF New PDFs from global fit including CDF/D0 high E T data (CTEQ6, MRST2001) Big residual uncertainty for gluon PDF at high x Stringent test of pqcd Over 8 order of magnitude Tail sensitive to new physics Probing distance of 10-19 m Improve constraint on PDFs Highest E T reach / forward jets

Jet Production with JetClu NLO pqcd EKS µ = E T /2 R SEP = 1.3 CTEQ6.1 PDFs Include Run I results Run I reach extend by ~ 150 GeV Reasonable data-theory agreement Experimental uncertainty dominated by energy scale Largest theoretical error from PDFs (high x gluon) NLO not corrected for hadronisation Particle level compared to parton level

Jet Production with K T K T preferred by theory Infrared and collinear safe to all orders in pqcd No merging / splitting No R SEP issue comparing to pqcd Reasonable data-theory agreement NLO still need to be corrected for Hadronisation / Underlying Event

Jet Production: Ongoing Studies Hadronisation correction Reduction of systematic Midpoint Forward jets X

Highest Mass Dijet Event So Far Mass = 1374 GeV/c 2 r-φ view E T = 666 GeV η = 0.43 E T = 633 GeV η = -0.19 Calorimeter LEGO Plot

Underlying Event Underlying Event Studies Everything but the 2 hard scattered jets Hard initial and final state radiation Beam-beam remnants Multiple parton interaction Unavoidable background NOT well defined / modeled theoretically Phenomenological studies Leading calorimeter jet (JetClu R = 0.7, η < 2) Define 3 regions of same size in η-φ space Transverse region very sensitive to U.E. Charged particles (p T > 0.5 GeV/c, η < 1) φ correlations with respect to leading jet

Underlying Event Studies Study transverse region for 2 topologies Leading jet No prescription on second jet Back-to-back 12 > 150, ETJ1 / ETJ2 > 0.8 Hard ISR and FSR suppressed "Transverse" Charge Density 1.0 0.8 0.6 0.4 0.2 0.0 "AVE Transverse" Charge Density: dn/dηdφ CDF Preliminary data uncorrected theory + CDFSIM HW PY Tune A Leading Jet Back-to-Back 1.96 TeV Charged Particles ( η <1.0, PT>0.5 GeV/c) 0 50 100 150 200 250 ET(jet#1) (GeV) Data not well reproduced by current MC with default settings Pythia (6.026) tuned on Run I data with multiple parton interaction Pythia Tune A Compare data with MC dijet events after detector simulation Pythia Tune A in good agreement with Run II data Herwig (no multiple parton interaction) works only at high ET

Energy Flow Inside Jets Jet shapes governed by multi-gluon emission from primary parton Test of parton shower models Sensitive to underlying event structure Sensitive to quark and gluon mixture in the final state Midpoint: R = 0.7-0.1 < Y < 0.7-37 < P T < 380 GeV/c Ψ( r) = 1 N jets jets P P T T (0, r) (0, R)

Jet Shape Measurements Select a fixed point ψ(r/r = 0.3/0.7) and study P T evolution

Jet Shapes vs. P T Fraction of transverse momentum outside a fixed inner cone (r = 0.3 / R = 0.7) (1-Ψ) Related to the running of α S Able to study the evolution of the quark and gluon content Data very well described by Pythia Tune A

W+Jets Cross Section Test of pqcd at high Q 2 ( M W ) Fundamental channel for SM and new physics processes top quark measurements Higgs and Susy searches LO pqcd: ALPGEN CTEQ5L µ = M W2 and µ = <P T > 2 Herwig detector simulation Data-Theory agreement within errors Experimental error dominated by jet energy uncertainty Theoretical errors dominated by µ dependency Systematic Uncertainty ~ 13 % for σ 1 ~ 45 % for σ 4

Kinematics distributions W+Jets Cross Section Differential cross section vs. E T of the n-th highest E T jet in W + n jets Reduced dependence on µ Dijet invariant mass and angular separation Sensitive to soft/collinear jet production W + 1 j W + 2 j W + 3 j W + 4 j Fair data-theory agreement Check of the implementation of Matrix Element Parton Shower

γ + γ Production Motivations Test of QCD Background to H γγ Possible signature on New Physics (Susy) Results consistent with NLO prediction DIPHOX, Resbos Poor agreement with LO (Pythia)

γ + b/c Cross Section Motivations Test heavy flavor production in QCD Probes heavy flavor content of the proton Possible signature of New Physics (Susy) Basics requirements One isolated γ E T > 25 GeV η < 1.0 One jet with a secondary vertex b/c like jet Number of events containing b, c and uds quarks in the data Fit of the secondary vertex mass

γ + b/c Cross Section Cross section measurements agree with QCD prediction σ(b + γ) = 40.6 +/- 19.5 (stat.) + 7.4-7.8 (sys.) pb σ(c + γ) = 486.2 +/- 152.9 (stat.) + 86.5-90.9 (sys.) pb Important check of the method Fitting the secondary vertex mass allow to extract the heavy flavor contributions Future improvements More statistics Comparison to NLO Limits on Susy

_ b-jet / bb jet Production Here also: b contents from fit of secondary vertex mass Ongoing analyses Tagging efficiencies Systematic Comparison to NLO JetClu: R = 0.7-2 tags jets within η < 1.2 - Leading jet: corrected E T > 30 Gave - Second jet: raw E T > 10 Gave

Diffractive Physics Diffractive structure function Exclusive final states

Diffractive Structure Function Experimental measurement of F jj D σ(sd σ(nd jj jj ) ) = F F D jj jj (x (x Bj Bj ) ) (LO QCD) Measure Known LO PDF ξ _ Parton x Bj = βξ p β = momentum fraction of parton in Pomeron _ ξ p = momentum fraction of Pomeron in proton X p = M s 2 X i E i T s e η i Sum over calorimeter towers (E T > 100 MeV) Offline cuts: at least 2 jets (cone R _ = 0.7) E T > 5 GeV, η < 2.5; BSC gap in p side Non diffractive single interactions Multiple interactions: overlap of a non diffractive event and a diffractive one dσ dξ p 1 ξ p dσ d(logξ p ) = Cte

Diffractive Structure Function x Bj = JET E JET T s e η JET Sum over 2 leading jets (+ 3 rd jet when present) Ratio of SD to ND dijet event rates as a function of x Bj ξ p _ No dependence observed within 0.03 < ξ _ p < 0.1 Confirm Run I results No appreciable Q 2 dependence within 100 < Q 2 < 1600 GeV 2 Q 2 = < ( E 1 T + E 2 T ) / 2 > 2 New result Pomeron evolve like proton? In progress Possibility to explore lower and higher Q 2 ξ p _

Diffractive Higgs Production in DPE Attractive Higgs discovery at LHC Standard Model light Higgs: M H ~ 120 GeV/c 2 Exclusive channel: p + p p + H ( bb) + p M H = M miss = s ξp1 ξp2 Clean Signal: if M miss = 1 GeV/c 2» σ H excl ~ 3 fb, signal / background ~ 3 @ LHC σ ~ 40 fb? Measurements of cross section or limits for inclusive processes very useful to calibrate / test the predictions Exclusive dijets Large cross section 0 Exclusive χ c Small cross section but clean signal u - loop : γγ 0 c - loop : χ c 0 b - loop : χ b u - loop : H

Exclusive Dijet Cross Section Limit Dedicated DPE trigger RP + J5 + GAP p BSC Exclusive dijets expected at high dijet mass fraction No significant excess R jj M = M jj X = (E jet1 + E jet2 ) 2 s ξ r (P X p ξ X p jet1 r + P jet2 ) 2 Expected shape of exclusive dijets jet1, jet2 η < 2.5, R cone = 0.7, 0.03 < ξ < 0.1, 3.6 < η < 7.5 p gap jet1 σdpe (R jj > 0.8, ET > 10 GeV) = 970 ± 65(sta) ± 270(sys) pb jet1 σdpe (R jj > 0.8, ET > 25 GeV) = 34 ± 5(sta) ± 10(sys) pb KMR prediction: 60 pb (+/- factor 2) @ 25 < E T jet < 35 GeV, η jet1 - η jet2 < 2

p + p Di-muon trigger data Muons with p T > 1.5 GeV/c, η < 0.6 Reject cosmic ray thanks to TOF Select events in J/ψ mass window _ Require large gaps on both p and p sides 10 candidates: assuming all 10 are J/ψ + γ Upper limit on exclusive χ c0 production Developments Exclusive χ c0 / Developments 0 p + χc ( J / ψ + γ) + p J / ψ J / ψ Y < 0.6, pt < 2GeV / c σ( pp p + J / ψ + γ + p) = 49 ± 18(sta) ± 39(sys) pb 0 KMR prediction : σ( pp p + χc ( J J / ψ for Y < 0.6 ( ± factor 2 5 ) / ψ + γ ) + _ Use qq suppression in exclusive dijets p ) 70 HF quarks well identified: g miss tag @ O(1%) DPE b-jet trigger under development Triggers in DAQ soon: DPE-J/ψ, DPE-γγ pb

Conclusion CDF accumulating large samples of interesting events Tevatron operating in a unique region of phase space Very exciting and important QCD Physics program at CDF Jet inclusive cross section in reasonable agreement with NLO pqcd Working on hadronisation correction and on better understanding of the jet energy scale Both underlying event and jet shape well described by Pythia Tune A (tuned on Run I data) Very important for precise jet measurements Ongoing analyses of many important QCD processes LO Matrix Element + Parton Shower give a reasonable description of W+Jets production (cross sections and kinematics) NLO pqcd give good prediction of di-photon production (where LO failed) Developed technique to extract heavy flavor contributions is working well Thrilling Diffractive Physics program Dedicated forward detectors / dedicated triggers Big efforts on exclusive final state in DPE