Double Parton Scattering measurements at LHC

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Double Parton Scattering measurements at LHC Diego Ciangottini INFN/CERN Università degli Studi di Perugia 1

Where can we measure double parton scattering? Thanks to P. Bartalini Credits:)) -)Ellie)Dobson) Scale'of'secondary''scaCer(s)' NOTA'BENE:' MulPple'Parton'InteracPons'in'the'same'collision'vertex' i.e.'here'we'are'not'discussing'the'trivial'pileyup'effects.' Double'Parton'ScaCering' Experimental'milestone:' AFS@ISR,'UA2@SPS,' CDF@Tevatron.' Insprires'implementaPon'of' So6'MPI'in'pQCD'MC' So6'(Minimum'Bias)' "100"mb' ' Double'J/Ψ' j+ue' bb+jj' 4j' 'γ+3j' LHC'measurements'available' LHC'measurements'not'yet'available' Z(µµ)+Z(µµ)' "0.1"&' W(µν)+W(µν)' W(µν)+HF Z(µµ)+HF W(µν)+jj' W(µν)+J/Ψ' W+UE' Z(µµ)+jj' Z(µµ)+UE' Scale'of'primary'scaCer' Complement)with)) p-a)and)a-a)) 2

How can we measure double parton scattering? 4 jets topology AFS and UA2 (limit) observed double high pt interactions (~30 years) 3 jets + gamma CDF and D0 observed double high pt interactions too (~20 years ago) Inclusive measurement formalism σ(a+b) = m * σ(a) * σ(b) / σ eff (m = ½ for iden4cal interac4ons, m = 1 otherwise) P(B A) = P(B) * (σ Non- Diffrac4ve /σ eff ) σ eff 10 20 mb. Lowest figures at Tevatron (3jet+γ), higher figures from LHC (W+2jet etc.) 3

How can we measure double parton scattering? By rough predictions, it was expected expected: σ eff 1/πR EM 2 60 mb (3 6 times higher than data) In pythia 6/8 implementation: σ eff = σ Non- Diffractive / <f impact > <fimpact> is tune dependent With soft MPI tune σ eff 20 30 mb Still 2 times higher than data σ eff (process,) scale and s independent [D. Treleani et al., rich bibliography] Mainly dependent on geometry σ eff 34 mb considering 4- >4 processes [M. Strikman et al.] 3- >4 processes give significant contribu4ons, rising with x Bjorken [B.Blok, MPI@LHC 2013] Two main questions arose: What is the relationship between soft and hard MPI? Is DPS really underestimated by models tuned on SoftQCD? 4

What can we measure? Rough estimations* of DPS processes cross section tell us what is possible to measure so far, and what not. Avaible so far σ DPS (4jets@100 GeV) σ DPS (2γ+2jets@20 GeV) σ(a+b) = 1/2 * σ(a) 2 / σ eff 50 pb 0.5 pb σ DPS (W ± µν, W ± µν) σ DPS (Zµµ, Zµµ) σ(a+b) = 1/2 * σ(a) 2 / σ eff 20 m 0.2 m Not yet possible/hl-lhc needed *σeff = 10 mb is assumed 5

4 objects topology Disentangle double-parton-scattering from single-parton-scattering Disentangle*double/parton/sca3ering*from*single/parton/sca3ering* pt(jet i) pt(jet k) pt(jet j) pt(jet l) pt(jet 1) pt(jet 3) pt(jet 2) pt(jet 4) No correlation (DPS) vs Strong correlation (SPS) After PAIRING, one can define different correlation angles between jet pairs: AFS solution: Study Δφ between pt1 - pt2 and pt3 - pt4 CDF solution: Study Δφ between pt1 + pt2 and pt3 + pt4 6

DPS measurements @ LHC 7

Double Parton Scattering @ LHC ATLAS CMS LHCb W+2jets W+ J/ψ W+2jets Double J/ψ Double J/ψ Z+D ALICE Ongoing studies: 4jets, jj+bb 3jets+gamma W+2jets in pa DPS in open charm Same sign W pair production DPS yield vs charged multiplicity 8

DPS in W+2jets W+2jets( W+MPI( Single'parton' sca/ering' double'parton'' sca/ering' Measure fraction of W0 + 2jDPI in the W+2jet sample (f R DP) 9

DPS in W+2jets @ ATLAS New$J.Phys.$15$(2013)$033038. Extraction of frdp using fit to data with two templates Template A (non DPS sample): both jets originate from the primary scatter Template B (a DPS sample): both jets originate from the DPS scatter R Extrac'on*of*f DP*using*fit*to*data*with*two*templates* Template*A*(non*DPS*sample):*both*jets*originate*from*the*primary*scaDer* Template*B*(a*DPS*sample)****:*both*jets*originate*from*the*DPS*scaDer*(data*oriented).* Signal*at*small*Δn*jets*** (back-to-back di-jet in transverse plane).* 10 Jet$selec(on$ (Minimum'bias'trigger'used'to' measure'di1jet'x1sec5on'alone)' 2'jets,'pT'>'20'GeV,' y '<'2.8' W"selec'on" Single'lepton'trigger' 1'lepton'(e,'μ)'pT'>'20'GeV,'η'<'2.5' MET'>'25'GeV,'mT'>'40'GeV' 2'jets,'pT'>'20'GeV,' y '<'2.8' Low luminosity (PU rejected) ME tools used for bkg description (SHERPA etc) First DPS result at LHC Based on just one DPS observable SPS+DPS phase space covering has to be demonstrated yet Statistical uncertainty is not negligible (36 pb-1 used)

DPS in W+2jets @ CMS JHEP%1403%(2014)%032 Data: Full 2011 collision data at s = 7 TeV, Single Muon data streams with integrated luminosity of ~ 5 m - 1 Signal at small ΔS (DPS is flat while SPS is peaked at π) and small Δ rel p T (back-to-back di-jet in transverse plane). Following ATLAS experience, and including: higher statistics unfolding more MCs more observables Δ rel pt = Δ n jets (ATLAS terminology) = relative pt balance of the di-jet system. ΔS = Angle between total momenta of paired objects (lν, di-jet) projected in the transverse plane. Signal Template combining W+0jets and di-jet samples. Backg. Template Madgraph+Pythia 8 (no jets from MPI). Extract σeff from signal fraction. 11

DPS in W+2jets @ CMS: results Measure'di*jet'x*sec/on' Measured'Ra/o'between' W+2jets'and'W+0jets'x*sec/ons' Combining all inputs, σ eff calculated to be: 20.7 ± 0.8 (stat.) ± 6.5 (syst.) Measured value is consistent (within uncertainties) with previous results by ATLAS, CDF, D0 Consistent with value obtained for Herwig++ by fitting data from LHC and Tevatron Main source of systematics from SPS background modeling 12

Alternative method for sigma_eff extraction Benefits: Template fits need to split background phase space in two (only possible on Pythia 8 so far) All in one fit, no need of deep investigation for signal/ bkg definition Tune MC keep informations on soft dynamics. In template fit same contribution to SPS and DPS is assumed Applying the procedure to W+jets CMS analysis lead to a compatible result: 13 CMS-GEN-14-001

DPS in 4jets @ CMS Four-jet measurements are sensitive to the hard matrix element and underlying events: a proper admixture of ME and UE contributions is needed σ eff extraction with Professor tune: CMS-GEN-14-001 σ eff extraction still ongoing Phys.Rev. D89 (2014) 092010 14

DPS in double J/ψ @ LHCb pt μ > 650 MeV (μ+μ channel) 3.0 < m μ+μ < 3.2 GeV, 2 < y J/ψ < 4.5, pt J/ψ < 10 GeV 2 J/ψ : fit one μμ-mass in bins of another μμ-pair mass: 141±19 events SPS Prediction for mj/ψj/ψ (in orange) includes direct production and feed down from ψ(2s). J/ J/ $ =$5.1$+B$1.0$(stat)$+B$1.1$(syst)$nb σ J/ ψj/ψ = 5.1 +- 1.0 (stat) +- 1.1 (syst) nb i.e. around 20% higher than the SPS predictions. Contribution from DPS? [S.P.Baranov,A.M.Snigirev,N.P.Zotov,Phys.Le9.B 705(2011)116 119] 15

DPS in double J/ψ @ CMS arxiv:1406.0484 LHCb' CMS' SPS dominated DPS' DPS ComputaAons'of'DoubleEquarkonium'producAon'via'SPS' Computations of Double-quarkonium production via at'the'lhc'not'developed'for'cms'acceptance'e.g.' SPS at the LHC not developed for CMS acceptance assume'dominance'of'coloresinglet'production.' (P.Ko'et'al.,'Novoselov'et'al.,'Berezhnoy,'et'al.,'etc.)' e.g. assume dominance of color-singlet production. 'Differences'expected'in'Δy'and'pT'J/ψJ/ψ'distribuAons.' Evidence for excess at y > 2.6 Differences expected in Δy and p T J/ψJ/ψ distributions. However'SPS'at'large'Δy'is'expected'to'be'very'suppressed.'Although'σeff'is'not'quoted,'to'date,'this'is' (P.Ko et al., Novoselov et al., Berezhnoy, et al., etc.) one'of'the'most'clear'evidences'of'dps'producaon'at'colliders.' However SPS at large Δy is expected to be very suppressed. Although σeff is not quoted, to date, this is one of the most promising evidences of DPS production. 16

DPS in open charm production @ LHC 17

DPS in W+J/ψ @ ATLAS In#this#study#from#ATLAS#the# opposite#approach#is#adopted# # σ eff #from#w+2jets#is#assumed#in# order#to#es<mate#the#dps# contribu<on#to#w+j/ψ# Azimuthal Δφ(W,J/ψ) expected to be flat for Double Parton Scattering (DPS), peak at π for Single Parton Scattering (SPS) Both contributions present in sample Under the assumption of independent multiple scatters, within the limited precision available, Δφ plot supports σeff~15mb, as measured in W+2jets Low statistics may not allow a direct measurement of DPS yield. Studies with 2012 data are in progress arxiv:1401.2831 CERN-PH-EP-2013-184 18

DPS in event yield as function of charged particle multiplicity @ ALICE ALICE Coll., Eur. Phys. J. C 68 (2010) 345. Prompt D meson (2<pT<4 GeV/c) and J/ψ (pt>0) yields (both inclusive and non prompt) show a similar increase with charged particle multiplicity within the current statistical and systematic uncertainties. Prompt'D'meson'(2<pT<4'GeV/c)'and'J/ψ'(pT>0)'yields'(both'inclusive'and'non'prompt)'show'a'si Reproduced by Pythia increase'with'charged'parecle'muleplicity'within'the'current'staesecal'and'systemaec'uncertain 8, which implements Heavy Flavors production in MPI (in contrast to Reproduced'by'Pythia'8,'which'implements'Heavy'Flavors'producEon'in'MPI''(in'contrast'to'Pyth Pythia 6). InterpretaEon:'at'least'in'the'pQCD'models'N ch'is'basically'proporeonal'to'nmpi,'as'a'trivial' Interpretation: at least in the pqcd models Nch is basically proportional consequence'all'the'yields'are'expected'to'be'correlated'with'n ch.' to NMPI, as a VERY'INTERESTING'HIGHLIGHT,'PREPARING'THE'GROUND'TO'THE' trivial consequence all the yields are expected to be correlated with Nch. CONNECTION'BETWEEN'HARD'AND'SOFT'MPI' INTERESTING HIGHLIGHT, PREPARING THE GROUND TO THE CONNECTION BETWEEN HARD AND SOFT MPI 19

DPS analyses in progress 20

DPS in same sign W pair @ LHC Double Parton Scattering and Single Parton Scattering are expected to have comparable cross sections Model dependence can be strongly suppressed Generator level distributions s = 8 TeV DPS = Pythia 8 SPS = Madgraph Low statistics at actual luminosity Refs. [Stirling et al. arxiv: 1003.3953v1] [Treleani et al., Int. J. Mod. Phys. A20: 4462-4468 (2005) and Phys. Rev. D 72, 034022 (2005).] D.#Ciango*ni#et#al.# μ"related)discrimina/ng)observable:)p max T ) D.#Ciango*ni#et#al.# μ"related)discrimina/ng)observable:)p min T ) 21

D Enterria & Snigirev, arxiv:1211.0197. DPS in same sign W pair in p-pb interactions: looking at the future Enhanced DPS p-pb x-sections: σeff,pp/σeff,pa 600 DPS can be observed in p-pb -> W+W+, W-W-, NLO, nuclear PDFs: σ(same-sign WW,DPS) ~ 300 pb (2 20 counts/year) 22

DPS in Z+D @ LHCb pp"collisions"at" s"="7"tev" 1"2 31" [A.Bursche,,5 th,mpi@lhc], 10.1007/JHEP04(2014)091 VERY"FEW"EVENTS,"HOWEVER" SPS"BACKGROUND"SMALL" 23

DPS @ LHC: Status and plans Achieved In progress Not possible yet So far no striking evidence for DPS at hadron collider, need work on model dependence What is needed 2. 3. 4. 5. 1.Several corrected distributions of observables sensitive to DPS Consistency checks Many processes to study process dependence Differential distributions Additional observables to investigate PDFs factorization and parton correlations Achieved so far 1. Corrected distributions for: 4jet, 3jets+gamma, W+2jets, W+J/psi, Z+D, double J/psi and double open charm 2. large systematics due to model dependence 3. Precision on measurement doesn t allow further investigation (e.g. differential distributions) Future 1. More integrated luminosity is needed for studies on new channels (e.g. same sign W) 2. p-a DPS measurements are expected to have DPS enhanced. 24

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DPS in W+2jets @ CMS: unfolding Event selection: Exactly one μ with pt > 35 GeV, η < 2.1 Required to be isolated and to pass tight ID criteria particle flow Missing Transverse Energy, MET > 30 GeV transverse mass of (μ and MET) > 50 GeV Exactly 2 anti-kt jets with pt > 20 GeV and η < 2.0 (not inclusive, need correction to use the σeff formalism) 26

DPS in W+2jets in pa [D.Treleani,(MPI@LHC(2013,(Antwerpen]( Phys.Rev. D89 (2014) 016020 Enhanced(shoulder(at( (40(GeV(in(pA(interac7ons( 27

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