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Florencia Canelli On behalf of the ATLAS and CMS collaborations University of Zürich TOP2014 Cannes, France Prepared with help from James Ferrando from ATLAS

F. Canelli, University of Zürich TOP24 2 Largest quantum correction to the Higgs boson mass involves a top quark loop, it is natural to suppose that BSM mechanisms involve top quarks ATLAS: https://twiki.cern.ch/twiki/bin/view/atlaspublic/exoticspublicresults https://twiki.cern.ch/twiki/bin/view/atlaspublic/exoticstopresults CMS: https://twiki.cern.ch/twiki/bin/view/cmspublic/physicsresultsb2g https://twiki.cern.ch/twiki/bin/view/cmspublic/physicsresultsexo

F. Canelli, University of Zürich TOP24 3 Resonances Dark matter Vector like quarks

F. Canelli, University of Zürich TOP24 5 Extended gauge sector a feature of many BSM theories SM- like W' and Z' appear for e.g. in Little Higgs models Randall- Sundrum Kaluza- Klein excitations in extra dimension models Technicolour, GUT, etc. Classic searches using top quarks: W and Z (and gkk)

F. Canelli, University of Zürich TOP24 6 W heavy partner of the SM W boson Constrains on W è lν (currently M W > 3.4 TeV) do not apply to W with purely right- handed couplings if the mass of the hyphothetical right- handed neutrino is larger than a few GeV A search for W è tb makes no assumptions on the mass of the right- handed neutrino Some models couple more strongly to fermions of the third generation than other generations W signal W L bosons couple like the SM W, we consider interference between s- channel tb production via a W boson and via W L boson W R can only decay leptonically if there is a right- handed neutrino ν R such that M(ν R )+M(l)<M(W R ), we assume M(ν R )>M(W R )

Fit M(tb) after selecting one high p T lepton, at least 2 jets, at least one b- tagged jet and to reduce backgrounds p Ttop >85 GeV, p T jet1,jet2 >140 GeV, 130<M top <2 GeV Limits on coupling strengths provided for different M(W ) hypothesis [JHEP 05 (2014) 8] Model Obs. exclusion Exp. exclusion W L no int. 2.05 TeV 2.02 TeV W L 1.84TeV 1.84 TeV W R 2.13 TeV 2.12 TeV F. Canelli, University of Zürich TOP24 7

F. Canelli, University of Zürich TOP24 8 Select one lepton and 2 or 3 jets with 2 b- tags Boosted Decision Tree trained with W R and W L (with and without interference) hypothesis About variables used as input with M(tb) and p Ttop producing the best signal and background separation Events/0.05 6 5 4 3 ATLAS Preliminary -1 s = 8 TeV, 20.3 fb 2 jets 2 b-tags Data W' R (1.75 TeV) 5 Top W+jets Z+jets, dibosons Multijets Uncertainty Events/0.05 6 5 4 3 ATLAS Preliminary -1 s = 8 TeV, 20.3 fb 3 jets 2 b-tags Data W' R (1.75 TeV) 5 Top W+jets Z+jets, dibosons Multijets Uncertainty 2 2 1 1 Data/Pred. 1.5 2 0.5 1 0-1 -0.8-0.6-0.4-0.2 0 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 1 BDT Output Data/Pred. 1.5 2 0.5 1 0-1 -0.8-0.6-0.4-0.2 0 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 1 BDT Output

tb) [pb] ) B(W' L 3 2 ATLAS Preliminary -1 s = 8 TeV, 20.3 fb Theory Expected limit Observed limit ± 1 σ ± 2 σ tb) [pb] ) B(W' R 3 2 ATLAS Preliminary -1 s = 8 TeV, 20.3 fb Theory Expected limit Observed limit ± 1 σ ± 2 σ L σ(pp W' R 1-1 σ(pp W' 1-1 -2-2 [Submitted?] 0.5 1 1.5 2 2.5 3 W' L mass [TeV] Model Obs. exclusion Exp. exclusion W L no int. 1.80 TeV 1.57 TeV W L 1.70TeV 1.54 TeV W R 1.92 TeV 1.75 TeV 0.5 1 1.5 2 2.5 3 W' R mass [TeV] Observed limits lower explained by deficit in of data in the high BDT region F. Canelli, University of Zürich TOP24 9

Limits on couplings for different W masses derived from W cross section R /g 95% CL limit on g' 1 ATLAS Preliminary 0.24 0.16-1 -1 s = 8 TeV, 20.3 fb Expected limit Observed limit 0.5 1 1.5 2 2.5 3 0.75 W' R mass [TeV] F. Canelli, University of Zürich TOP24

Uses boosted techniques Top candidate jet: p T >450 GeV with CMS top- tagging algorithm B- candidate jet: p T >370 GeV using b- tagging and m<70 GeV tè W+b è qq b b CMS PAS B2G- 12-009 Model Obs. exclusion Exp. exclusion W L 1.94TeV? TeV W R 2.02 TeV 1.99 TeV Data derived multijet background estimate Reconstruction of M(tb) using these objects F. Canelli, University of Zürich TOP24 11

Combination of single lepton and all hadronic channels Single lepton quoted up to 1.3 TeV, combined between 1.3 and 3.1 TeV Provides the current most stringent limits for W R tb) [pb] B(W' Upper Limit σ W'R R 2 1-1 -2 All-Hadronic + Semileptonic -1 19.7 fb (8 TeV) 1 1.5 2 2.5 3 M W'R CMS Preliminary Observed (95% CL) Expected (95% CL) ± 1 σ Expected ± 2 σ Expected Theory W' R (TeV) CMS PAS B2G- 12-009 Model Obs. exclusion Exp. exclusion W R 2.15 TeV 2.15 TeV F. Canelli, University of Zürich TOP24 12

Selection uses boosted techniques Single anti- k T R=1.0 trimmed jet with p T >350 GeV (W Top Tagger) Small anti- k T R =0.4 b- tagged jet with p T >35 GeV Divided in 1 and 2 b- tags Background estimate fully from data W L no interference since 1% contamination from single top estimated [arxiv:1408.0886] Model Obs. exclusion Exp. exclusion W L no int. 1.68 TeV 1.63 TeV W L NA TeV NA TeV W R 1.76 TeV 1.85 TeV F. Canelli, University of Zürich TOP24 13

Mainly introduced to alleviate the hierarchy problem Two theoretical benchmarks: Narrow resonance(*) (topcolor, leptophobic (Z )) Γ Z /m Z =1.2% (or 1%) with K factor 1.3 [EPJ C72 (2012) 2072 ] Broad resonance(*) (Kaluza- Klein (KK) gluons from RS models with ED) Γ ggkk /m gkk =15.3% (- 15%) with no K factor [ but also Γ Z /m Z =% for CMS] Search for enhancement in the invariant mass ttbar spectrum (*) compare with detector resolution for mtt ~% F. Canelli, University of Zürich TOP24 14

F. Canelli, University of Zürich TOP24 15 Combine four channels electron, muon with resolved, boosted: Resolved: Reconstruct tt with l+met+4 small radius jets (R=0.4); Choose kinematically best combinatorics Boosted: Leptonic top = l +MET + nearby small radius jet (R=0.4) Hadronic top = large radius jet (R=1.0) with high mass, hard substructure Events that fail the boosted selection are examined using the resolved selection tè W+b è qq b ATLAS- CONF- 2013-052 Model Obs. exclusion Exp. exclusion Z 1.8 TeV 1.9 TeV gkk 2.0 TeV 2.1 TeV tt lepton b MET

F. Canelli, University of Zürich TOP24 16 Lepton+jets: Resolved (M tt <1 TeV): Reconstruct tt with l, MET, at least 4 jets. Events separated in e, mu, single and doble- b- tag. Reconstruct M tt chosing the best combinatorics Boosted (M tt >1 TeV): Higher p T lepton trigger plus higher leading jet p T requirement. Reconstruct M tt with one jet assigned to the leptonic side and at least one jet to the hadronic side Not exclusive, limits are combined at 1TeV, found to be best point All- hadronic (M tt > 1TeV): Boosted: Top tagging and CA0.8 jets with pruning to identify substructure (3 or 4 jets)

F. Canelli, University of Zürich TOP24 17 Combine with resolved and boosted in l+jets channel with boosted hadronic channels for optimal sensitivity over M tt range Combination of l+jets and all- hadronic channels improves the expected cross section limits at 2TeV by 25% PRL 111, 211804 (2013) Model Obs. exclusion Exp. exclusion Z 1.2% 2.1 TeV 2.1 TeV gkk 2.5 TeV 2.4 TeV Z % 2.7 TeV 2.6 TeV

F. Canelli, University of Zürich TOP24 18 observed 95% CL limit on Z' mass [TeV] 2.5 2 1.5 1 0.5 0 CMS JHEP 1209 5.0/fb all-had. ATLAS JHEP 1209 2.4/fb boosted ATLAS EPJ C72 2.4/fb resolved D0 PRD 85 1.96 TeV pp 5.3/fb ATLAS preliminary ATLAS- CONF- 2013-052 m(z') > 700 GeV (2007-8) CDF [PRD77], D0 [PLB668] CMS JHEP 1212 4.4-5.0/fb combined ATLAS PRD88 4.7/fb combined ATLAS JHEP1301 4.7/fb all-had. CDF PRL 1 1.96 TeV pp 9.45/fb CMS 8 TeV, PRL111 19.7/fb, all channels LHC: 7 TeV pp collisions unless indicated otherwise Jan '12 Jul '12 Jan '13 Jul '13 Jan '14 Jul '14

At LHC low DM masses (m χ < GeV) most sensitive, complementarity to direct searches If particles that mediate the interaction between dark matter and SM particles (M * ) are too heavy to be produced, interactions can be described as contact operators in EFT with operators expressed in terms of M * g b g b, t (D1) proportional to mass, better constraints from events where DM couples to heavy quarks (C1) complex scalar (also proportional to m q ) b χ χ g χ χ b, t (D9) tensor couplings between WIMPS and quarks F. Canelli, University of Zürich TOP24 20

F. Canelli, University of Zürich TOP24 21 Performed on single lepton and dilepton channels Selections on scalar sums of leptons and jets, jet and MET opening angle, M T and M T2W Set lower limits on the interaction scale M * assuming D1 coupling Lower bound on the validity of the EFT considered lepton+jets lepton+jets

Select at least one jet p T > 0 GeV, MET > 0 GeV Divide sample in 4 regions: SR1 and SR2 regions DM with 1 or 2 b- quarks SR3 tt with all hadronic decay (>5 jets) SR4 tt with semi leptonic decay (stop results are used) Events / 50 GeV Events / 50 GeV Data/SM Events / 0.05 Events / 0.05 6 500 ATLAS 5 s = 8 TeV, 4 (a) SR1 400 3 3002 200 1-1 0 3-1 Ldt = 20.3 fb 1.5 1 0.5 200 250 300 350 400 450 500 550 600 650 700 3 6 00 ATLAS 5 s = 8 TeV, (c) SR3 miss E T [GeV] 4 Use variables like 800 16002 3 1400 Razor variables 6002 1200 (favors decay 00 products of heavy 400 8001 1 600 particles), topness, -1-1 200 400 asymetric transverse 1.5 2 1 200 1 0.5 mass am T2 0 0.1 0.2 0.3 0.4 0.5 0.6 0.7 0.8 0.9 1 150 200 250 300 350 400 450 miss R E [GeV] F. Canelli, University of Zürich TOP24 T 22 Data/SM Data V+jets Data -1 Ldt = 20.3 fb tt Single top Other Syst. DM+b ( GeV), D9 tt Single top V+jets Other Syst. DM+tt ( GeV), D1 Events / 50 GeV Events / 50 GeV 20003 1800 Data/SM Events / 50 GeV Events / 50 GeV Data/SM 6 500 ATLAS 5 s = 8 TeV, 4 (b) SR2 400 3 3002 200 1-1 0 3 1.5 1 0.5 200 250 300 350 400 450 500 550 600 650 700 ATLAS s = 8 TeV, (d) SR4-1 Ldt = 20.3 fb -1 Ldt = 20.3 fb Data V+jets tt Single top Other Syst. DM+b ( GeV), D9 Data miss E T [GeV] tt Single top V+jets Other Syst. DM+tt ( GeV), D1

F. Canelli, University of Zürich TOP24 23 Presenting limits on effective mass scale M* for each operator and signal region Solid curves where where m χχ <Q TR (momentum transferred), e.g.

F. Canelli, University of Zürich TOP24 24 Monotop: select large MET plus a top quark decaying in all- jets MET>350 GeV, 3 jets (anti- k T R=0.5) of which 1 b- tagged p T (j 1 ), p T (j 2 ) > 60 GeV and p T (j 3 ) > 40 GeV veto additional jets with p T (j) > 35 GeV m inv 3 jets < 250 GeV, veto isolated leptons Interpreted within EFT where the DM are scalar or vector bosons Excluded scalar (vector) DM masses below 327 (655) GeV

F. Canelli, University of Zürich TOP24 25 Monotop: select one lepton, one b- tagged jet and large MET Search interpreted as Resonant production of a +2/3 charged spin- 0 boson, S, decaying into a right- handed top quark and a neutral spin- 1/2 fermion, f met Non- resonant production of a neutral spin- 1 boson, v met, in association with a right- handed top quark Resonant production Divide in two signal regions SRI (resonant model) m T (l,met) > 2 GeV and Δφ(l,b) <1.2 SRII (non- resonant) m T (l,met) > 250 GeV and and Δφ(l,b) <1.4 Non- Resonant production

Cross section propportional to a 2, extract limits on a for the invisible states F. Canelli, University of Zürich TOP24 26

F. Canelli, University of Zürich TOP24 28 Proposed in extensions of SM to address the naturalness problems Little Higgs, Composite Higgs, etc. natural models VLQ means left and right handed components transform identically under (SU2) L Predominantly VLQ decay to third generation Both charged and neutral decays can occur Plenty signatures for searches: single or pair production of B è Wt, Zb, Hb and/or T è Wb,Zt,Ht

F. Canelli, University of Zürich TOP24 29 ATLAS 2- BR plane for a given VLQ mass for many analyses CMS 3- BR plane for a given analysis for many VLQ masses Ht Excluded for m=xx Forbidden = sum of BR greater than 1 Multiple BR limits, different analyses for fixed mass on same plot BR(bW) Multiple mass limits v s BR for one analysis m2 m1 Wb BR(tZ) BR(tH)

F. Canelli, University of Zürich TOP24 30 ATLAS- CONF- 2013-051: Search for pair prod of B è Wt, Zb, Hb and T è Wb,Zt,Ht Same- sign dilepton, 2 or more jets, at least one b- tag, large MET and H T ATLAS- CONF- 2014-036 (now arxiv:1409.5500): Search for pair and single prod of B è Zb and T è Zt Opposite- sign dilepton, no extra lepton, 2 or more central jets, 2 or more b- tagged jets. Discriminant m(zb) Opposite- sign dilepton, at least 1 extra lepton, 2 or more central jets, 1 or more b- tagged jets. Discriminant H T (jets +leptons)

Coverage for all B decay modes B ruled out for any decay up to 350 GeV F. Canelli, University of Zürich TOP24 31

F. Canelli, University of Zürich TOP24 32 ATLAS- CONF- 2013-018: Search for T T è HtHt,HtZt,WbHt with Hè bb One lepton, at least 6 jets, at least 2 b- tag, large MET. Discriminant H T ATLAS- CONF- 2013-060: Search for pair prod of T è Wb,Zt,Ht One lepton, at least 4 jets, at least one b- tag, large MET. Discriminant m(reco) (Veto greater than 6 jets to avoid overlap with ATLAS- CONF- 2013-018)

Limit set for all allowed decay modes of the T quark T quark ruled out for any decay mode up to 550 GeV F. Canelli, University of Zürich TOP24 33

Consider decays with Hè bb Only feasible because boosted techniques help reduce multi- jet background Rely on both Higgs- Tagging and b- tagging CMS PAS B2G- 14-001 Model Obs. exclusion Exp. exclusion B 846 GeV 811 GeV F. Canelli, University of Zürich TOP24 34

Also considers bz (FCNC) and bh Select same sign dileptons and at least 4 jets; divide in categories of lepton flavor and S T S T (sum p T of jets, leptons and MET) > 200 GeV CMS PAS B2G- 14-020 Model Obs. exclusion Exp. exclusion B 798 GeV 800 GeV [CMS PAS B2G- 14-020] F. Canelli, University of Zürich TOP24 35

Exploit the narrow resonance of H γγ, by fitting the peak in Mγγ distribution and S T > 1 TeV Analysis in hadronic and semileptonic channel Search is limited by statistics, yet a very powerful analysis for Run 2 CMS PAS B2G- 14-003 Model Obs. exclusion Exp. exclusion T 540 GeV 607 GeV F. Canelli, University of Zürich TOP24 36

F. Canelli, University of Zürich TOP24 37 Top quark plays an important role in searches for physics BSM An exhaustive list of searches has been done using 8 TeV LHC dataset by ATLAS and CMS All channels have been used, many of them were already combined to achieve better precision Many reconstruction techniques have been developed or improved for these searches Looking forward to Run 2!