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Measurement of the double-differential W -> µν cross-section at high transverse masses at √s= 13 TeV with the ATLAS detector / Johanna Wanda Kraus. Wuppertal, October 2024
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Introduction
1 Theoretical and experimental context
1.1 The Standard Model of Elementary Particle Physics
1.1.1 Overview of fundamental particles and interactions
1.1.2 The strong interaction
1.1.3 The electroweak interaction
1.1.4 The Higgs mechanism
1.1.5 Predictions with the Standard Model
1.1.6 Experimental validation and limitations of the SM
1.2 W-boson production in proton-proton collisions
1.2.1 Physics of proton-proton collisions in a nutshell
1.2.2 Parton distribution functions
1.2.3 The charged-current Drell-Yan process at high transverse masses
1.3 Motivation and interpretation opportunities
2 The ATLAS experiment at the Large Hadron Collider
2.1 The Large Hadron Collider
2.2 The ATLAS experiment
2.2.1 Coordinate system
2.2.2 Magnet system
2.2.3 Inner Detector
2.2.4 Calorimeters
2.2.5 Muon Spectrometer
2.2.6 Trigger system
2.2.7 Luminosity measurement
3 Data and simulated samples
3.1 The Run-2 dataset
3.2 Monte-Carlo simulations of pp collisions
3.3 Monte-Carlo samples used
4 Particle identification and reconstruction
4.1 ID tracks and vertices
4.2 Muons
4.2.1 Reconstruction
4.2.2 Identification
4.2.3 Isolation
4.2.4 Momentum scale and resolution corrections
4.2.5 Sagitta bias correction
4.2.6 Efficiency corrections
4.2.7 Summary of the muon selection
4.3 Electrons
4.4 Jets
4.5 Missing transverse momentum
4.6 Overlap removal
5 Event selection and measurement binning
5.1 Reconstruction-level event selection
5.2 Truth-level event selection
5.3 Measurement binning
6 Estimation of the multijet background
6.1 Matrix Method
6.2 Measurement of the real efficiency
6.3 Study of fake-muon kinematics using a dijet MC sample
6.4 Measurement of the fake efficiency
6.5 Systematic uncertainties on the multijet background
6.6 Multijet closure and validation regions
7 Comparison between data and prediction in the signal region
7.1 Composition of signal and background
7.2 Distributions of control variables
7.3 Measurement observables
8 Unfolding of the differential cross-sections
8.1 The unfolding problem
8.2 Cross-section measurement
8.2.1 Theoretical formulation of Iterative Bayesian Unfolding
8.2.2 Response matrix
8.2.3 Efficiency and in-smearing corrections
8.2.4 Usage of a shadow bin
8.2.5 Optimization of the number of iterations
8.3 Tests of the unfolding procedure
8.3.1 Technical closure test
8.3.2 Data-driven closure test
8.3.3 Unfolding of alternative signal prediction
8.4 Procedure of unfolding uncertainties
9 Measurement uncertainties
9.1 Statistical uncertainty
9.2 Pre-processing of systematic uncertainties
9.3 Experimental systematic uncertainties
9.3.1 Muon uncertainties
9.3.2 Uncertainties on the ETmiss soft-track term
9.3.3 Jet uncertainties
9.3.4 Multijet uncertainties
9.3.5 Other experimental uncertainties
9.4 Theoretical systematic uncertainties
9.4.1 Signal process
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9.4.4 Rate uncertainty on small background processes
9.5 Summary
10 Measurement results
10.1 Single-differential cross-sections in mTW
10.2 Double-differential cross-sections in mTW ⊗|η(µ)|
10.3 Charge asymmetry
11 Combination with parallel electron-channel measurement
Conclusion
A Various supplemental material
A.1 PDF sensitivity of the ccDY process
A.2 Feynman graphs of background processes
B Sagitta bias correction
C Multijet background: supplemental material
C.1 Real and fake efficiencies
C.2 Fake-muon study using a dijet MC sample
C.3 Multijet closure and validation regions
D More distributions compared for data and prediction
D.1 Control plots for µpm combined
D.2 Additional observables for µ+ and µ- in the signal region
E Unfolding: supplemental material
E.1 Binning optimization: migration and data statistical uncertainty
E.2 Unfolding corrections for positive muon charge
E.3 Unfolding in |η(µ)|
E.4 Shadow bin including the W-boson mass peak
E.5 Optimization of the number of iterations in the IBU
E.6 Closure test and data-driven closure test
E.7 Comparisons between Sherpa and Powheg+Pythia signal MC samples
E.8 Hidden variables test: reweighting in pT (W)
E.9 Smoothing of unfolding uncertainties
E.10 Unfolding of experimental systematic uncertainties
F Systematic uncertainties: supplemental material
F.1 Statistical uncertainty
F.2 Systematic uncertainties before the unfolding
F.2.1 Experimental systematic uncertainties with respect to the signal prediction including the shadow bin
F.2.2 Theory systematic uncertainties with respect to the top-quark background prediction
F.2.3 Multijet systematic uncertainties with respect to the multijet yield
F.3 Uncertainties on the unfolded W+ cross-section
F.4 Signal theory systematic uncertainties
F.5 Statistical fluctuations induced by the peak signal MC sample
F.6 Small uncertainties
G Wpm combined cross-sections
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