LHCb Trigger System and selection for Bs->J/Ψ(ee)φ(KK)

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Krakow-Warsaw LHC Workshop November, 6, 2009 LHCb Trigger System and selection for Bs->J/Ψ(ee)φ(KK) Artur Ukleja on behalf of LHCb Warsaw Group

Outline 1. Motivation 2. General scheme of LHCb trigger Two trigger levels: Level 0 (L0) High Level Trigger (HLT) Trigger rates division and efficiencies 3. High Level Trigger selection for Bs->J/Ψ(ee)φ(KK) selection of exemplary cut variables final signal efficiency and Minimum Bias rate acceptances for angles 4. Conclusions 2

Motivation If 1 Interactions/Crossing then L~2x1032 cm-2s-1 expected 100 khz of bb-pairs only 15% (15 khz) of these events will include at least one B with all its decay products contained in LHCb acceptance BR of interesting B decays: typically < 10-5 O(1)Hz LHC Clock 40 MHz Non empty beam crossing 30 MHz Visible Events ( 2 tracks in LHCb) ~10 MHz Save: 2 khz (This 5000 reduction is achieved in two trigger levels) 3

Data flow ~10 MHz ( 2 tracks in acceptance) 4 subdetectors read out: VELO, ECAL, HCAL, Muon Level 0 } Hardware Trigger simple strategies but fast response decision synchronous with LHC clock ~1 MHz Full detector information High Level Trigger 2 khz } Software Trigger time demanding sophisticated strategies asynchronous to LHC clock LHCb data LHCb data 4

} 1 } L0 is made of 4 components: 1. Calorimeter Trigger 2. Muon Trigger 3. Pile-Up System 4. Decision Unit 3 2 } Level 0 (L0) trigger overview } 2 Due to large mass of B, decays produce particles with large ET (pt) Particles with the high ET (pt) are selected 5

L0 Calorimeter Trigger Zone 2x2 of calorimeter cells is used to form clusters (by adding ET) large enough to contain most of E small enough to avoid overlap of various particles Scintillator Pad Detector (SPD) ECAL HCAL The highest ET candidate per type of particle hadron, electron, γ, π0 is selected and sent to the next stage Required at least one cluster: in HCAL with ET(hadron)>3.5 GeV or in ECAL with ET(e,γ,π0)>2.5 GeV 6

L0 Muon Trigger Searches for hits defining a straight line through the 5 muon stations and interaction point 2 subtriggers: L0 single muon L0 di-muon µ calorimeter B (0,0,0) M1 M2 M3 muon chambers Decision is made requiring at least: single muon candidate with the largest pt pt>1.3 GeV or di-muon with the largest and the second largest pt pt of each > 0.1 GeV and sum of pt>1 GeV pt can be measured with a resolution ~20% 7

L0 Pile-Up System Provides a rejection of events with multiple pp collisions through reconstruction of all primary vertices Consists of 2 VELO sensor planes (A,B) Hits of both planes are combined to find tracks za, zb detector position zv vertex position Tracks are extrapolated to find vertices Cut is applied on number of tracks (3) coming from second vertex 8

L0 Decision Unit (DU) DU collects all informations and derives final L0 decision Detector: ~10 MHz Calorimeter Trigger Muon Trigger Pile-Up System L0 Decision Unit determines trigger decision Custom Electronics (Hardware) Readout Supervisor directs information flow in detector L0 output rate is large ~1 MHz and sent to next level (HLT) 9

High Level Trigger (HLT) overview The software trigger is based on c++ algorithms running in the Event Filter Farm (2000 processors) HLT is divided in to two steps: HLT1 reduces rate to 40 khz (25 times) HLT2 reduces rate to 2 khz (written to discs) L0 ~1 MHz HLT HLT1 40 khz HLT2 LHCb data LHCb data 2 khz 10

HLT1 (called L0 confirmation) Confirms L0 objects by adding information from VELO & T-stations Consists of parallel sequences of algorithms (alleys) according to type of candidate on which L0 decision was taken 5 alleys (details Mariusz Witek talk): Muon, Muon+Track, Hadron, Electron and Photon L0 objects: μ (Candidates per type of particle) HLT1 alleys: Rates: Σ 36.8 [khz] μ h μ+t 14.6 EM h e γ 13.4 3.2 7 Event selected by at least one alley is sent to HLT2 11

HLT2 Full reconstruction of event similar to offline analysis (there are differences with respect to offline tracking) Particle identification 2 types of selections (HLT2 lines): Inclusive based on a few tracks, a full decay tree is not required higher rate Exclusive similar to offline selection but with loosen cuts requiring all decay product tracks produce a smaller rate Possible scenario: HLT2 output rate: 2 khz Inclusive: 1900 Hz Exclusive: 100 Hz Note: decision is not final! 12

HLT2 Lines 1. Inclusive Leptons: di-muons, J/Ψ, single muons, muon+track Charm: charm topological, D->X topological Topological: all remaining topological Phi: inclusive phi (φ->k+k-) 2. Exclusive (e.g. Bs->J/Ψφ) Topological trigger searches for 2, 3 and 4 body track combinations in a wide mass window (between 4 and 6 GeV). 2 body line 3 body line 4 body line + 1 track + 1 track Possible bandwidth division to distribute 2 khz rate Leptons 1200 Charm 200 Topological 400 Phi 100 Exclusive <100 13

Example of trigger efficiencies The Key Channels B->hh B->μμ Bd->μμK* L0 65% 98% 91% HLT1 79% 98% 93% HLT2 93% 97% 92% Bs->φγ 82% 72% 97% Bs->J/Ψ(μμ)φ 94% 92% 98% Bs->J/Ψ(ee)φ 52% 53% 69% Efficiencies are good for most channels 14

HLT2 selection for Bs->J/Ψ(ee)φ(KK) Interference between Bs decays to J/Ψφ with or without oscillation gives rise to a CP violating phase Φs. J/Ψ->μμ Bs f=j/ψφ ->ee In SM: Φs=-2βs Bs β 10 s Exp.:2βs=0.0368±0.0017 Measurement of Φs is one of the key goals of LHCb. Although kinematics is the same for Bs->J/Ψ(ee)φ and Bs->J/Ψ(μμ)φ (if neglect mass difference between electron and muons) electrons are measured worse then muons (Bremsstrahlung photons). Analysis was done with co-operation with A.Hicheur, EPFL, Lausanne Results were presented for CPWG, August 2009 15

HLT2 selection Each trigger selection is made according to the following rules: 1. Optimized to achieve the highest efficiency for the events selected in the offline analysis. 2. Rejecting uninteresting background events as strongly as possible. 3. Bandwidth limited to a few Hz (~10 Hz or below, not decided yet). 11 cuts to select Bs->J/Ψ(ee)φ(KK) J/Ψ pt(e)>800mev MIN IPS(e)>2 Vtx chi2/ndof (J/Ψ)<25 2700<MJ/Ψ<3300MeV φ MIN IPS(K)>2 pt(φ)>1gev Vtx chi2/ndof (φ)<25 1000<Mφ<1040MeV Bs 4500<MBs,pseudo<6200MeV Vtx chi2/ndof (Bs)<6 DIRA (Bs)>0.99 e+ J/Ψ B e- PV B K+ φ K- 16

J/Ψ and φ reconstructions J/Ψ is built from e+e- pairs and φ is built from K+K- pairs. MB dotted, Signal full line To separate signal and MB following cuts are done: 2700<MJ/Ψ<3300 MeV It reduces: > 60 % MB ~ 5 % Signal events 1000<Mφ<1040 MeV It reduces: ~ 10 % MB ~ 2 % Signal events Note: Comparison 1:1 (i.e. no scaling parameter) in reality, signal is below MB 17

Bs reconstruction (Bs->J/Ψφ) MB dotted, Signal full line After all cuts (loosen MBs): 4.5<MBs,pseudo<6.2GeV Signal eff.: 70±0.5 % MB rate: 19 Hz (24 Bs cand.) Total rate for all excl. ~ 100 Hz Possible scenario: 5.2<MBs,pseudo<5.5 GeV DIRA>0.995 Sig.eff.=70 % MB rate= 2 Hz Pseudo-mass of Bs obtained by replacing measured MJ/Ψ by true MJ/Ψ Additional cuts are introduced, not only on MJ/Ψ and Mφ was checked: no significant bias for angular distributions and lifetime 18

Angular acceptance θtr Фtr θφ before cuts full dots θtr polar angle of positive lepton in J/Ψ rest frame and z axis Фtr azimuthal angle of positive lepton in J/Ψ rest frame θφ formed by positive kaon and x' axis in φ rest frame after all cuts open dots No significant biases for angular distributions after all cuts are seen 19

Summary and conclusions LHCb has very efficient and robust trigger consists of two parts (L0, HLT) reduces rate up to 2 khz Trigger selection for Bs->J/Ψ(ee)φ is proposed wider mass window 4.5<MBs<6.2 GeV signal efficiency 70% and MB rate=19 Hz if necessary: MB rate maybe reduced by tighten MBs window to 2 Hz (signal efficiency 70%) 20

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HLT2 lines rates division Three trigger scenarios to distribute 2kHz rate between categories depending on physics emphasis Trigger line Leptons Charm Topological Phi Exclusive Total Trigger scenarios [Hz] Leptonic Hadronic Charming 1200 400 600 200 200 800 400 1100 400 100 200 100 < 100 < 100 < 100 2000 2000 2000 22

Example of trigger efficiencies Signal L0 Hlt1 Hlt2/1 B2HH 65% 79% 93% B2MuMu 98% 98% 97% 100% 99% 96% Bc2JpsiPi 99% 98% 97% Bd2DstarMu 84% 87% 64% Bd2JpsiMuMuKs 95% 93% 96% Bd2MuMuKstar 91% 93% 92% Bd2eeKstar 57% 67% 70% Bs2DsH 55% 71% 85% Bs2JpsiPhi 94% 92% 98% Bs2JpsiPhiBiased 94% 94% 97% Bs2JpsieePhi 52% 53% 69% Bs2KstarKstar 51% 67% 76% Bs2PhiGamma 82% 72% 97% Bs2PhiPhi 43% 57% 95% Bu2D0K_KsHH 55% 64% 49% Bc2JpsiMuNu L0 L0 eff HLT1 HLT1 eff. when L0 on HLT2/1 HLT2 eff. when L0 and HLT1 on DV v24r1p1 23

HLT2 efficiencies Signal Hlt2/1 Best Sel 2nd Sel 3rd Sel B2HH 93% B2HH: 87 % TopoTF2BodyReq2Yes: 81 % TopoTF3BodyReq2Yes: 54 % B2MuMu 97% UnbiasedBmm: 92 % BiasedDiMuonMass: 91 % IncMuTrackMid: 81 % Bc2JpsiMuNu 96% UnbiasedJPsi: 81 % B2JpsiX_MuMu: 71 % BiasedDiMuonMass: 62 % Bc2JpsiPi 97% UnbiasedJPsi: 86 % BiasedDiMuonMass: 84 % IncMuTrackMid: 68 % Bd2DstarMu 64% IncMuTrackMid: 47 % TopoTF4BodyReq3Yes: 28 % TopoTF3BodyReq3Yes: 27 % Bd2JpsiMuMuKs 96% UnbiasedJPsi: 92 % BiasedDiMuonMass: 78 % IncMuTrackMid: 53 % Bd2MuMuKstar 92% IncMuTrackMid: 79 % TopoTF3BodyReq3Yes: 65 % TopoTF4BodyReq3Yes: 64 % Bd2eeKstar 70% TopoTF3BodyReq3Yes: 54 % TopoTF4BodyReq3Yes: 53 % TopoTF4BodyReq4Yes: 43 % Bs2DsH 85% TopoTF4BodyReq3Yes: 74 % TopoTF3BodyReq3Yes: 72 % TopoTF4BodyReq4Yes: 56 % Bs2JpsiPhi 98% UnbiasedJPsi: 91 % BiasedDiMuonMass: 78 % Bs2JpsiPhiDetached: 70 % Bs2JpsiPhiBiased 97% UnbiasedJPsi: 85 % BiasedDiMuonMass: 80 % Bs2JpsiPhiDetached: 72 % Bs2JpsieePhi 69% IncPhi: 59 % TopoTF4BodyReq4Yes: 33 % TopoTF4BodyReq3Yes: 33 % Bs2KstarKstar 76% TopoTF3BodyReq3Yes: 67 % TopoTF4BodyReq3Yes: 65 % TopoTF4BodyReq4Yes: 48 % Bs2PhiGamma 97% PhiGamma: 93 % IncPhi: 85 % KstGamma: 77 % Bs2PhiPhi 95% IncPhi: 89 % TopoTF4BodyReq4Yes: 60 % TopoTF4BodyReq3Yes: 50 % Bu2D0K_KsHH 49% TopoTF3BodyReq3Yes: 39 % TopoTF4BodyReq3Yes: 35 % TopoTF4BodyReq4Yes: 24 % HLT2/1 HLT2 eff. when L0 and HLT1 on DV v24r1p1 24

HLT2 Topological lines It searches for 2, 3 and 4 body track combinations in a wide mass window (between 4 and 6 GeV). 2 body line 3 body line + 1 track 4 body line + 1 track 2 and 3 body lines explore combinations of π and K 4 body line excluded because of unbearable timing from huge number of combinations 25

Tighten MB rate by DIRA (Bs) cut 4.5<MBs,pseudo<6.2 GeV DIRA (direction angle) cosine of angle between momentum of particle and direction of flight from PV to decay vertex cut Events / Candidates for Bs signal signal eff. [%] MB DIRA (Bs)>0.99 3 153 / 3 704 70 19 Hz / 24 DIRA (Bs)>0.995 3 151 / 3 700 70 14 Hz / 15 DIRA (Bs)>0.995 5.2<MBs,pseudo<5.5 GeV 3 140 / 3 611 70 2 Hz / 2 Hlt2 Selection for Bs2JpsieePhi July 2009 26

Cut summaries for New Trigger Selection cut Signal efficiency[%] MB rate [Hz] 0 Standard Di-electron: Hlt2Electrons Pt(e)>800 MeV Vtx chi2 J/Ψ<25 MJ/Ψ<6 GeV Non-standard φ: NoCutKaons (Hlt2GoodKaons) Vtx chi2 φ<25 Mφ <PDG±50MeV Bs: all built candidates 100 9 642 1 Pt(φ)>1 GeV 98 8 538 2 1000<Mφ<1040 MeV 96 7 006 3 2700<MJ/Ψ<3300 MeV 90 2 639 4 MIN IPS (e)>2 81 523 5 MIN IPS (K)>2 74 260 6 Vtx chi2 Bs<6 70 88 7 4500<MB,pseudos<6200 MeV 70 71 8 DIRA (Bs)>0.99 70 19 Unbiased Pt Selection (above cuts without MIN IPS(e) and MIN IPS(K)) for prescaling=0.01 MB rate=7 Hz Hlt2 Selection for Bs2JpsieePhi for: DV v23r1 and OLD reference sample (Roadmap, Feb.2009) July 2009 27

Curiosity 1 event ~ 35 kb HLT2: 2 khz -> 2 khz x 35 kb= 70 MB/s 1 minute 4.2 GB (120kevents) Standard DVD every one minute 28

Pile-Up system (VELO) VELO Pile-Up trigger rejects good B meson candidates (events with two vertexes: 1. pp interac. 2. B decay vertex) but on opposite side of detector 29

Track finding algorithm (L0 muon trigger) It is implemented using only logical operations. It starts in M3. For each logical pad hit in M3, an extrapolated position is set in M2, M4, M5 along the straight line passing through the hit in M3 and interaction point. Pad hits are looked for M2, M4, M5 closed to the extrap. position. Track position in M1 is determined by making straight line extrapolation from M3 and M2, and identifying the pad hit closest to extrapolation point. 30