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Jet Substructure Nick Amin 08/29/14

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Jet SubstructureNick Amin

08/29/14

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N-subjettiness

โ€ข Given N subjet axes in a fat jet, N-subjettiness, ๐œ๐‘ , is given by

โ€ข ๐œ๐‘ =1

๐‘‘0 ๐‘˜ ๐‘๐‘‡,๐‘˜min{โˆ†๐‘…1,๐‘˜ , โˆ†๐‘…2,๐‘˜ , โ€ฆ , โˆ†๐‘…๐‘,๐‘˜}

โ€ข โˆ†๐‘…๐‘,๐‘˜ is the angular separation between constituent k and candidate subjet N

โ€ข ๐‘‘0 is a normalization factor given by ๐‘‘0 = ๐‘˜ ๐‘๐‘‡,๐‘˜๐‘…0 , so 0 โ‰ค ๐œ๐‘ โ‰ค 1

โ€ข ๐‘…0 = 0.8 for AK8 clustering

Low ๐‰๐Ÿ (constituents close to subjet axes)

High ๐‰๐Ÿ (consitutents spread out)

Clusters with exactly Nsubjets will have small ๐œ๐‘

If ๐œ๐‘ โ‰ˆ 1, cluster most likely has more than Nsubjets

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N-subjettiness

โ€ข When comparing N-subjetiness with (N+1)-subjettiness, adding extra candidate subjet allows minimum angular separation to decrease

โ€ข Thus, in most cases, ๐œ1 > ๐œ2 > ๐œ3.

โ€ข Ratio ๐œ๐‘๐‘€ = ๐œ๐‘/๐œ๐‘€, where N=M+1, is useful

๐‰๐Ÿ‘๐‰๐Ÿ >

Clusters with small ๐œ๐‘๐‘€ most likely have N subjets.

We can use this quantity for cuts.

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Q-jets Volatility

โ€ข Associate clustering history (โ€œtreeโ€) with jetsโ€ข Depending on the route (AK8-like, CA8-like, etc.)

taken to get a jet, the mass can change, so you get a mass distribution for a jet when considering the space of possible trees

โ€ข For a pruned jet mass distribution, define

volatility as ๐‘‰ =๐‘š2 โˆ’ ๐‘š 2

โŸจ๐‘šโŸฉโ€ข Physically, dependence of jet mass on clustering

method governs volatility (large mass fluctuations over different algorithms/routes means the jet is volatile/fuzzy)

A. Hornig

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Jet Toolbox

โ€ข Jet toolbox available at https://twiki.cern.ch/twiki/bin/viewauth/CMS/JetToolboxโ€ข Takes miniAOD (or AODSIM) and adds various substructure branches

โ€ข ~0.1 Hz for miniAODminiAOD+substructure

โ€ข For AK8, it includes:โ€ข Q-jets Volatility

โ€ข N-subjettiness (๐œ1, ๐œ2, ๐œ3)

โ€ข Masses of pruned, trimmed, filtered jets

โ€ข Top-tagged jet massโ€ข If an ungroomed jet is matched to top-tagged jet, this branch is filled with the jet mass

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Current Setup

โ€ข Have 10k-event T2tt sample from Alex (mstop = 850, mLSP = 100)

โ€ข Added โ€œSubJetMakerโ€ to CMS3 makers, which adds substructure variables from toolboxed miniAOD

โ€ข Preliminary distributions of substructure variables followโ€ข Working on meaningful distributions in my previous framework, along with

same plots with AK8 instead of AK5

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Q-jets Volatility

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N-subjettiness๐œ3/๐œ2

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N-subjettiness

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N-subjettiness

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Pruning

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Pruning

Unpruned AK8 Masses Pruned AK8 Masses

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Top-tagged Jet Mass

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Links

โ€ข A. Hornig: https://indico.cern.ch/event/179612/session/2/contribution/39/material/slides/0.pdf

โ€ข H. K. Lou: http://indico.cern.ch/event/215704/session/2/contribution/31/material/slides/0.pdf

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