A very light decaying particle search at the LHC

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A very light decaying particle search at the LHC Myeonghun Park Junior Research Group (JRG) APCTP

Possible reasons that we have not been able to observe a new physics yet 1. New physics is beyond the LHC reach. - We need a new machine, VLHC, 100TeV, etc 2. New physics is located at a blind spot. -Need to have High luminosity machines 3. Signals from New physics are hiding (disguising) behind (as) backgrounds. (Not enough big MET to separate signals) - Need to have precise SM (cross-section) measurement in theory side(n Enough LO), in experimental side(well-controlled samples) 4.

In this talk, I will focus on a case in 3. Signals from New physics are hiding (disguising) behind (as) backgrounds. based on recent papers, ongoing projects 1. Dark decay of Top quark (PRD D89(2014) 074007) with HS Lee and KC Kong. 2. Search for dark Z in a rare decay of top quark using M2 variables (arxiv: 1411.0668) with HS Lee and DJ Kim 3. 125GeV Higgs decay into Z and a Lepton-Jet (arxiv:1412.oooo) with HS Lee et.al. 4. lepton-jet from light pseudo-scalar decay in NMSSM (arxiv:1412.0000)

signature at the LHC t w b q q Top Jet Heavy object, like top-quark need to have high pt (1TeV) to have all sub particles are included within deltar<0.4 SJ Lee et.al. (arxiv:0810.0934) Top Jets at LHC Massive objects (top, higgs) require a large Pt to have collimated children CMS- PRL 111(2013) 211804 CA8 (deltar=0.8)for all hadronic AK5 (deltar<=0.5) for semi-leptonic ttbar To tag this top-jet, we need to look into substructure (properties) of this jet.

signature at the LHC Similarly, we may have a new type of signature from a light decaying particle. Usually to tag resonance from Standard model backgrounds, our preference muon > electron > photon and we require isolated objects since jets can have leptons/photons inside their cone. *Please remember the main BKG for SUSY trilepton searches is ttbar, one lepton from b-jet.

isolated leptons? For an example, if a very light particle decays into two leptons, m 2`+` =2P T (`+)P T (` ) (cosh (`+` ) 1) ' P T (`+)P T (` ) R 2 (`+` ) With isolation cut of DeltaR>0.3 for a moderate tagging efficiency and We can not access a particle of a mass below 1.5GeV with conventional isolated leptons. It looks like a jet if we don t look into it in details. (If we require larger PT, then situation gets worse.)

a new object for a light particle Lepton-Jet was proposed by Nima and Neal Weiner in arxiv:0810.0714 for a dark photon. After this paper, CMS/ATLAS collaboration studies this new type of object in a limited region of new physics searches. But this new object needs to be considered with an equal status, just like, for example, tau-jet and b-jet. I will take two examples of a new physics, one concrete example and one-ongoing project.

1. light dark force mediator A new U(1) force is introduced as a dark force, Zd Zd is coupled to Standard Model particles through a gauge kinetic mixing with U(1)Y Zd gets mass through additional higgs fields. Depending on SU(2) structure of this new higgs field, it can mix with Z boson.

By noticing uncertainties for top quark decay width measurements, we started to look into top channel as one of chances to probe/test a dark force carrier. Theoretically t =1.329 GeV - current CMS measurement, (2% deviation with O(10)% uncertainties) t =1.36 ± 0.02(stat) +0.14 (syst) GeV 0.11

Additional top-quark decay channel For typical 2HDM, due to channel, there are severe bound. We study (i) at the LHC where SM-like higgs is a lighter higgs doublet. When SM-like higgs is a heavier higgs doublet, (ii) channel is dominant and we can extend our studies at the LHC in this case

Additional top-quark decay channel To be model-independent search, we parameterize model-dependency into X and Y as following, In (i), there can be another dark Z channels through DY-process of charged higgs pair. But this channel is less by more than factor 10 compared to tab process

Invisible Z decays In this case, a tailored variable for t-tbar can help to distinguish a new physics from t-tbar bkg.assumed that events from t-tbar di-lepton channel, We try to reconstruct neutrino momentum from t/t-bar decays with Mtop1= Mtop2, Mw1 = Mw2

Characteristics of signals @LHC Simple kinematics helps us to understand why we need to use leptonjet, based on threshold production assumption for t-tbar.

analysis Our irreducible BKG is ttbar+dilepton. To remove another SM BKG, we follow/mimic cuts from CMS t-tbar cross section measurements. We take all hadronic, semi-lepton and di-lepton t- tbar channels with an additional requirement of Lepton-Jet (LJ) as followings,

Results of simulations With previous 8TeV LHC with 20fb -1 Estimated number of events from BKG is only 5! In CMS dilepton analysis, there is m(ll) > 20GeV analysis cut for dilepton t-tbar channel. Only 4 signal events can survive from such analysis. New physics was buried by BKG,

Results of simulations LHC Run 2 expectation with 14TeV energy,

technical problem In Lepton-jet analysis, there are two type 1. electron-jet 2. muon-jet Unlike muon which is the best object@lhc, study of collimated electrons have a difficulties @ E-cal. ATLAS collaboration, Physics Letters B 719 (2013) 299 317

Standard model BKG One of the biggest SM BKGs is the leptons from mesons. CMS-EXO-11-013 Gino Isidori et.al. arxiv:1403.2648

2. a light scalar in NMSSM Supersymmetric models have been one of favorite bench mark models @ LHC (SUSY provides various signature sets depending on mass hierarchies.) For a different model, we can recast results from SUSY. (e.g.matrix element reweighting) But conventional SUSY models does not provide this interesting object (LJ). Next to Minimal SUSY can do. This is an interesting bench mark study model. Please stay tunned.

14/14 Conclusion CMS/ATLAS have started to use Lepton-Jet (LJ) motivated by dark photon searches. But LJ has not been promoted to a signature in various analyses. As we see, some interesting new signal may be lost previous collider searches. - We are also studying H to Z Z with one LJ and two leptons. Signals from this channel have been neglected by lower invariant mass cut (mll> O(10) GeV) A LJ is one of characteristic signature for light decaying particles.

15 Another version of LJ with displaced vertices studied by ATLAS, CERN-PH-EP-2014-209