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Zvi Citron for ATLAS 1 בסד 2 ATLAS ATLAS has world class jet reconstruction capability built from tracking and calorimetry PbPb runs at s276 TeV in 2010 8 μb 1 and 2011 15 nb ID: 781259

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Slide1

Jet Suppression Measured in ATLAS

Zvi Citron for ATLAS

1

בס"ד

Slide2

2

ATLAS

ATLAS has world class jet reconstruction capability built from tracking and

calorimetry

Pb+Pb runs at √s=2.76 TeV in 2010 (8 μb-1

) and 2011 (.15 nb-1); pp run in 2013 (4.0 pb−

1

);

p+Pb

in 2013 (29nb-1)

Slide3

3

‘Ancient History’

Full jet reconstruction with anti-

k

t

algorithm (R=0.4)

Azimuthal correlation consistent in all systems

p+p

, MC, and peripheral

Pb+Pb

consistent – asymmetry peaked at zero

Central

Pb+Pb

has peak away from zero

Momentum balance from hard scattering not kept within di-jets

Slide4

4

Jet Reconstruction and the Underlying Event

Anti-

k

t

(R=0.2 – 0.5) reconstruction

algorithm

Event-by-event background subtraction:

Anti-

k

t

reconstruction prior to a background subtraction

Underlying event estimated for each longitudinal layer and

ƞ

slice

Jets corrected for flow contribution to background

Underlying event fluctuations rejected by matching jets to track jets or electron/photon

Slide5

5

HI Jet Energy Scale Improvements

JES in

pp

collisions at ATLAS is studied

in situ from jet+boson events in combination with MC and is well understood

Much progress has been made for HI jet reconstruction understanding to ‘catch up’ with

pp

Compare HI jets with ‘standard’ jets

Direct comparison in

pp

data at 8

TeV

Take into account HI specifics: flavor admixture, quenching, algorithm differences

ATLAS-CONF-2015-

016

Slide6

From R

CP

to R

AA

R

CP

is flat maybe even dropping out to 200

GeV

!

Use 2013

pp

data and calculate R

AA

Improve our observable

Improve our measurement

See something new – small but significantly positive slope

6

Slide7

7

From R

CP

to R

AA

High precision measurements over a large phase space

Slide8

8

Probing the Rapidity Dependence of Jet Suppression

arXiv:

1504.05169v1

PYTHIA8

Looking in different rapidity regions is looking at different jet flavor admixtures …

Not much shape seen in y

Full understanding needs to consider

p

T

and

y

Slide9

9

Inclusive Charged Particle R

AA

Precise measurements in

p

T ,

centrality, and rapidity

See

Petr’s

talk Wed @9:00

Slide10

10

Jets in

p+A

Collisions

Similarly high precision measurements in

p+Pb

collisions

Slide11

11

Jets in

p+A

Collisions

High precision jet reconstruction, robust

pp

data set

Large kinematic range to constrain (n)PDF

Slide12

12

Jets in

p+A

Collisions

High precision jet reconstruction, robust

pp

data set

Large kinematic range to constrain (n)PDF

In central slices suppression (and enhancement!) observed

May be a consistent picture in

x

proton

Slide13

13

Where Do We Stand?

ATLAS detector capabilities combined with jet reconstruction techniques have opened the door to well defined and well understood jets in HI

collisions

Leading the field in understanding jet reconstruction in HI

Run 1 in ATLAS has produced a wealth of jet analyses in

Pb+Pb

and

p+Pb

Yields and R

AA

 Suppression ‘boundary conditions’, jet flavor effects

A

ngular

distribution

studies

 path length in medium

[Helena: Tuesday@14:00

]

F

ragmentation studies, jet size studies

 quenching mechanism

[Martin: 30

mins

ago

]

p+Pb

jets

nPDF

, some new questions …

Slide14

14

Where Do We Go From Here?

New results from run 1 are still coming out with new perspectives on the problem of jet suppression

Increase in size of data set expected from run 2, understanding of systematic uncertainties is keeping pace

Jet suppression has been observed definitively – working towards quantitative precision to answer defined problems and new observables to spur deeper insight

Slide15

15

Backup Information

Slide16

Charged particle R

AA: arXiv:1504.04337

Jets in p+Pb: arXiv:1412.4092

Jet RAA: Phys. Rev. Lett. 114 (2015) 072302

Fragmentation in PbPb:Physics Letters B 739 (2014) 320–342

Jet angular distribution: Phys. Rev. Lett 111, 152301 (2013)

Jet

size

:

Phys. Lett. B 719 (2013) 220-241Di-jet

asym

:

Phys.Rev.Lett. 105 (2010)

252303

Jet Energy

Scale

ATLAS-CONF-2015-016

16

List of ATLAS Jet Results

Slide17

17

Control of JES

Slide18

18

Jet Quenching in JES

Start with MC based uncertainty using

Pyquen

;

Check with data driven approach

Slide19

19

Control of JER