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Particle ID in ILD Masakazu Kurata, KEK Calorimeter Workshop IAS program 01/19/2018 1

Outline Introduction Requirement of the TPC for the ILD de/dx of ILD TPC Requirement of the Calorimeters for the ILD Shower profiles of ILD Calorimeters Particle Identification LeptonID & μ/π separation Charged hadrons(especially Kaon ID) Neutrals(Photons) Some applications for physics analyses Future plans(on going study) Summary 2

Introduction Even if energy frontier, flavor physics is important! e.g. Higgs bb, cc, gg: separation with jet flavor is crucial We have to realize extensive efficiency for all the analysis components and tools PID is one of the good tools which make higher level reconstruction tools better PID itself (will) help analyses in many cases e.g. e + e χ 1 + χ 1 χ 1 0 χ 1 0 +SM Higgsino with mass difference degenerate mass mass NLSP SM particles NLSP LSP SM particles LSP We have to construct a PID tool and to explore the possibility of better physics results 3

ILC project and ILD International Linear Collider - The Higgs & top factory at s= 250-500 GeV (upgradable to multi-tev). - Linac e + e - ~ 11+11 km for 500 GeV International Large Detector - The main tracker is the Time Projection Chamber (TPC) - Large number of measured points continuous tracking track separation and pattern recognition - Particle identification - Low material budget before the calorimeters 4

Requirements of the TPC for the ILD Requirements of the TPC from the physics point of views [ 1 ] Momentum resolution σpt/pt ~ 1x10-4 pt [GeV] [ 2 ] Single hit resolution (200 points) σrφ < 100 [μm] (over the TPC) σz < 400 ~ 1400 [μm] (Z=0 ~ full) [ 3 ] de/dx resolution : ~ 5% for particle identification 1 ~ 10 GeV φ r End plate Readout modules MicroPattern Gaseous Detectors: No ExB effect Improve point resolution Low ion back-flow Germany/Asia: GEM Stable operation Easier to manufacture + Thin support structures France: Micromegas 5

6 de dx = Calculation of track de/dx energy deposit flight path in the hit(tpc) Track de/dx is calculated using truncation method Arrange de/dx value of each hit in descending order Upper 30% and lower 8% are discarded take mean over rest Going to good gaussian shape No truncation Muon p<20gev with truncation MIP muon

de/dx of ILD TPC N hit >30 Momentum dependence of de/dx in ILDTPC Good separation for each particle type Separation power of each particle ~3σ for π/k separation 7

Calorimeters arxiv:1705:10363 Requires high readout granularity To obtain maximum performance from particle flow reconstruction Ecal: ~30layers, cellsize 10~ 25mm 2 Hcal: ~40layers, cellsize 10~ 100mm 2 8

Shower profile Shower shapes in the calorimeter are different between electron/photon/muon/hadrons Information extraction is based on fitting to cluster hits: 9 Well-known EM shower profile b 1 ( c( x xl 0)) exp( c( x x f xl, xt ) ac ( b) l0 ( In addition, hit based variable is also used(to identify shower start) To identify shower start position To create variables for low momentum μ/π separation Shower profile distributions(example) )) exp( dx t ) 30% improve for fake rejection (with de/dx) Isolated electron Fakes(Hadron tracks) Longitudinal Shower max. Isolated electron Fakes(Hadron tracks) Transverse Absorption length

Construct PID Construct PID to identify 5 fundamental particles e, μ, π, K, p Based on Bayesian Classification Estimate posterior probability: P C x = P(x C) P(C) P(x) Combine information from each sub-detector Basic variables: Calorimetry and Tracking (E/p, Ecal/(Ecal+Hcal), mucal, etc.) de/dx information Shower profile information Include special μ/π separation algorithm for low momentum tracks p<2.0gev/c μ/π tracks Use cluster hits distribution Based on BDT using TMVA 10

LeptonID Electron ID Muon ID Both leptons can be identified well >99% efficiency for electron @ p>1.0gev/c >98% efficiency for muon @p>3.0gev/c 11

μ/π separation Pion mis-id Muon ID Good pion suppression @ p>5.0gev/c Pion mis-id is ~1.0% Pion mis-id efficiency is <2.6% @ p>3.0gev/c 12

Charged hadrons(kaon ID) Kaon ID Good Kaon ID for physics analysis improvement talk about that later Momentum & angle dependence looks weak except very forward region Kaon ID 13

neutrals Good photon reconstruction is important π(η) and τ reconstruction is based on photon reconstruction There are some difficulties to be resolved: Recover photon energy in Hcal Remove fragments Separation of very nearby photons Etc. Pandora PFA has made such efforts Good separation of both photons nearby Going to better jet energy resolution! Boruo Xu 14

Applications for Physics Analyses 15

Towards higher level reconstruction Everything is related with each other Jet flavor Jet property 4-momentum Substructure charge Vertex mass recovery Mass constraint fit Vertex Charge PID Pi0 finder de/dx Shower profile Particle Flow Algorithm (TOF) Reconstruct each jet as correct as possible is one of the most important task for ILC physics analyses 16

Vertex charge measurement Forward-backward asymmetry of 3 rd generation quark production is sensitive to new physics Need to identify b-jet charge for A fb measurement We can use Kaon coming from secondary/tertiary vertices to determine b-jet charge! S. Blokin Arxiv: 1709:04289 17

Kaon ID for Afb measurement Use de/dx information Selecting Kaon region on momentum dependence Kaon can be selected 97% purity with 87% efficiency @p>3gev Choose vertices using Kaon status Vertices on which Kaons carry the charge accepted K - K -, K - K - K + : OK K + K - : rejected Events with opposite Kaon charge bjets accepted S. Blokin arxiv: 1709:04289 18

Jet reconstruction improvement using Particle ID With particle-flow based jet reconstruction, we have to tackle to reconstruct as well as possible each jet Using particle ID, we can apply mass constraint fit to improve jet energy resolution Both neutral and charged particles possible e.g.) π 0 γγ, J/ψ μμ η π + π - γ G. Wilson One example: π 0 γγ Tested with 10GeV π 0 s σ fit /σ meas =0.76 19

Crucial for any kinds of analyses in ILC! e.g.) Higgs coupling Very important for Higgs coupling measurement c-tagging available Flavor Tagging Flavor tagging of each Higgs decay mode H bb H cc H gg Precision of Higgs couplings (250+350+500GeV) Runtime H bb H cc H gg 8yrs. 1.5% 2.7% 2.3% 20yrs. 0.7% 1.2% 1.0% 20

21 Vertex mass recovery Using pi0s which escape from vertices Need to choose good pi0 candidates construct pi0 vertex finder Key issue pi0 kinematics, very collinear to vertex direction Pi0 from vertex Pi0 from primary K+π π+π Particle ID is the other key to classify vertices Different particle patterns have different vertex mass patterns Construct Pi0 Vertex finder using MVA Identify which vertex pi0s are coming from 3 tracks in bjet Reconstruction Perfect Pi0 finder

Effect on vertex mass recovery Vtx mass distributions for each vertex pattern(ntrk) Difference is coming from mis-pairing of gammas(eff. ~50%) and misattachment of π 0 s 2 tracks Reconstruction Perfect Pi0 finder 3 tracks Effect on Flavor Tag performance ZZZ events@500gev Compare with ROC curve b-tagging Nominal VertexMassRecovery Better 22

On going study 23

Timing and Particle flow Using timing information of Calorimeter will have some benefits: Using timing information at the cell and cluster level to resolve misassignment of particle energy deposit Particle TOF for particle ID Good possibility to have better separation of K/π & K/p with O(10 100ps) TOF resolution Suffer from K->p mis-id using de/dx for K/p separation Low momentum μ/π is an interesting new capability which O(1ps) TOF could address Tracks with p<0.96gev/c Endcap TOF? G. Wilson 24

PID for neutrals Photon: γ/π by TOF will be possible if O(100ps) resolution Neutral hadrons: can help to obtain better resolution by combining hadron TOF and calorimetry TOF helps neutral hadron ID G. Wilson 25

Summary Even if energy frontier, flavor physics is very important! It is very important to identify heavy flavor properties Jet flavor Jet charge Such cases, PID will help for better performance! In some cases, PID is directly used e.g. Higgsino study with mass difference degenerate In ILD, PID is good as a tool which helps those tasks Thanks to TPC and high granularity calorimeters! We need to construct PID with better efficiency Include timing information of calorimeter Use Deep Learning to integrate all the information for better PID efficiency Directly estimate posterior probability with each particle hypothesis 26

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