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Changes between Version 18 and Version 19 of WorkBook/Tutorials/Student


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Sep 9, 2019, 3:11:02 PM (5 years ago)
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Michele Selvaggi
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    7575== 2) Characterisation of a BSM excess
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    77 - The provided data corresponds to LHC events that contains at least two isolated leptons (lepton=electron/muon) with pT > 15. Prove it!
     77a) The provided data corresponds to LHC events that contains at least two isolated leptons (lepton=electron/muon) with pT > 15. Prove it!
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    79 - The data contains the equivalent of an integrated luminosity of 60 pb-1. It contains an excess corresponding to a new physical state. Find the observable that makes this excess explicit.
     79b) The data contains the equivalent of an integrated luminosity of 60 pb-1. It contains an excess corresponding to a new physical state. Find the observable that makes this excess explicit.
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    81 - What is the new particle's mass?
     81c) What is the new particle's mass?
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    83 - What does it decay into?
     83d) What does it decay into?
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    85 - For each decay channel define an event selection (the signal region) that maximises the significance of observation of this new state. 
     85e) For each decay channel define an event selection (the signal region) that maximises the significance of observation of this new state. 
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    87 - For each decay channel, express the cross section times branching ratio as a function of the number of observed events (Nobs) and the number of background events (Nb) in the signal region, the integrated luminosity (L) and the event selection efficiency.
     87f) For each decay channel, express the cross section times branching ratio as a function of the number of observed events (Nobs) and the number of background events (Nb) in the signal region, the integrated luminosity (L) and the event selection efficiency.
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    89 - How would you measure the background yield (Nb) from this data sample?
     89g) How would you measure the background yield (Nb) from this data sample?
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    91 - How would you measure the signal efficiency?
     91h) How would you measure the signal efficiency?
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    93 - Compute the cross-section of this process with the available data. 
     93i) Compute the cross-section of this process with the available data. 
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    95 - Produce a stacked plot of data signal and background in all the decay channels
     95j) Produce a stacked plot of data signal and background in all the decay channels
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