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Christian Veelken

for the CMS Collaboration

Search for MSSM and NMSSM Higgs bosons

with the CMS detector

ICHEP Conference, July 4

th

2014

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http://www.phdcomics.com/higgs

A  SM-­‐like  Higgs  boson  has  been  discovered  at  the  LHC  

 

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http://www.phdcomics.com/higgs

A  SM-­‐like  Higgs  boson  has  been  discovered  at  the  LHC  

 

It  looks  like  the  SM  Higgs  boson,  sounds  like  the  SM  Higgs  boson  and  smells   like  the  SM  Higgs  boson…  but:  Is  it  really  the  SM  Higgs  boson  ?  

     –  or  just  one  of  mul<ple  Higgs  bosons  in  a  supersymmetric  world  ?  

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http://www.phdcomics.com/higgs

A  SM-­‐like  Higgs  boson  has  been  discovered  at  the  LHC  

 

It  looks  like  the  SM  Higgs  boson,  sounds  like  the  SM  Higgs  boson  and  smells   like  the  SM  Higgs  boson…  but:  Is  it  really  the  SM  Higgs  boson  ?  

     –  or  just  one  of  mul<ple  Higgs  bosons  in  a  supersymmetric  world  ?    

Two  (complementary)  ways  to  find-­‐out:  

 

•  Precision  measurements  of  BRs    

       (good  sensi<vity  already  with  7+8  TeV  LHC  data  è  see  next  BEH  session)  

•  Find  more  Higgs  bosons!  

•     

     è  Subject  of  this  Presenta<on:    Results  of  CMS  searches  for  Higgs  bosons                      in  the  context  of  MSSM  and  NMSSM  

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NB.:  mh  =  125  GeV  is  right  where  SUSY  predicted  the  Higgs  boson  to  be!  

                     

MSSM                      NMSSM  

                 2  Higgs  doublets  [*]                                              2  Higgs  doublets  [*]  

                           +  complex  Higgs  singlet    

2  scalars:                            h,  H   1  pseudo-­‐scalar:        A  

2  charged  Higgs  bosons:                  H+,  H-­‐    

3  scalars:              h1,  h2,  h3   2  pseudo-­‐scalars:                                        a1,  a2   2  charged  Higgs  bosons:              H+,  H-­‐    

Higgs  mass  >  mZ  due  to  radia<ve   correc<ons:  large  stop  mass  and/or     large  stop  mixing  required  to  reach     mh  =  125  GeV  

mh  =  125  GeV  for  Higgs  with  SM-­‐like   couplings  can  be  achieve  by  mixing   between  doublet  and  singlet  fields;  

much  less  constraints  on  radia<ve   correc<ons  

Simplicity   Naturalness  

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[*]  TypeII  2HDM

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Search for light NMSSM

Higgs bosons

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pp ! h ! 2a

1

! 4 μ  

Model  independent  search  for  events  containing  2  muon  pairs  of  same  mass  

Event  selecOon  

 

Exactly  2  muon  pairs  of  :  

 

•  zero  charge    

•  mass  mμμ  <  5  GeV  

 

•  same  mass  (within  5  <mes  detector  resolu<on)  

 

 

   

     

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Background Estimation  

Main  backgrounds:  

     

•               decays  to  muons  

•  Direct    di-­‐                      produc<on  

b ¯ b

J/

8  Events  observed  in                                                                      sideband  

   

è  Background  es<mate  in  signal  region  =  3.8  ±  2.1  

m

µµ1

6 = m

µµ2

esOmated  from  sideband  in  data    

   

Signal  region  (blinded)    

   

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Results  

1  event  observed  in  signal  region,   compa<ble  with  background    

predic<on  of  3.8  ±  2.1    

No  evidence  for  a  signal  

 

è  Set  limit  on  cross-­‐sec<on  x  BR  

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Model independent Limit  

Effect  of  the  1  event     observed  in  signal  region    

   

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Searches for charged MSSM

Higgs bosons

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H

+

! cs (m

H+

< m

top

)

Event  selecOon  

 

≥  2  b-­‐tagged  jets  of  PT  >  30  GeV  &  |η|  <  2.4    

 

 

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H+

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H

+

! cs (m

H+

< m

top

)

Event  selecOon  

 

≥  2  b-­‐tagged  jets  of  PT  >  30  GeV  &  |η|  <  2.4    

≥  2  further  jets  of  PT  >  30  GeV  &  |η|  <  2.4    

 

 

 

 

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H+

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H

+

! cs (m

H+

< m

top

)

Event  selecOon  

 

≥  2  b-­‐tagged  jets  of  PT  >  30  GeV  &  |η|  <  2.4    

≥  2  further  jets  of  PT  >  30  GeV  &  |η|  <  2.4    

 

 

 

ETmiss  >  20  GeV  

 

1  isolated  muon  of  PT  >  25  GeV  &  |η|  <  2.1  

 

 

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H+

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Separation of H

+

Signal from Backgrounds

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H+ H+  !  cs  signal  

 

 

SM  Q  background  

 

 

è  Dis<nguish  signal  from  background  by  looking  at  mass  of  jets  without  b-­‐tag   Main  background:  SM  q  

   

Minor  background:  single  top    

   

Difference  between  signal  and  background:  t  !  H+b  instead  of  t  !  Wb  decay  

 

other  backgrounds  heavily  suppressed   by  requirement  of  b-­‐tagged  jets  

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[GeV]

Mjj

0 20 40 60 80 100 120 140 160 180 200

Normalized to Unity

0 0.02 0.04 0.06 0.08 0.1 0.12 0.14

t t

s

! c H+

= 8 TeV s

CMS Simulation,

= 120 GeV

H+

M

Dijet Mass Reconstruction  

Dijet  mass  reconstructed  by  constrained  kinemaOc  fit,  

Choose  fit  solu<on  with  lowest  χ2:  

   

•  For  deciding  which  of  the  2  b-­‐tagged  jets      to  pair  with  the  non-­‐b-­‐tagged  jets  

 

•  In  case  there  are  >  4  jets  in  the  event  

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using  measured  momenta                    +      

 

•  muon  

•  b-­‐tagged  and  non-­‐b-­‐tagged  jets  

 

•  ETmiss    

plus  their  respec<ve  resolu<ons  

Shape  analysis  of  dijet  mass  distribuOon   Analysis  strategy:    

constraints                        

 

•  m(b  +  qq’)  =  mt  

•  m(b  +  μν)      =  mt    

•  m(μ  +  v)          =  mW  

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(GeV) Mjj

0 20 40 60 80 100 120 140 160 180 200

Events

500 1000 1500 2000

2500 Observed

Diboson l-

l+

!

"

Z/

SingleTOP l# W!

t t Total Unc.

s

! c H+

= 120 GeV

H+

M

b) = 0.2 H+

! Br(t

= 8 TeV, 19.7 fb-1

s CMS Preliminary,

(GeV) Mjj

0 20 40 60 80 100 120 140 160 180 200

BkgData-Bkg

-0.5 -0.4 -0.3 -0.2 -0.1 0 0.1 0.2 0.3 0.4 0.5

Signal Extraction  

In  the  case  of  a  t  !  H+b  signal:  

 

•  a  deficit  of  events  at  mW    [*]  

•  an  excess  of  events  at  mH+    

 

is  expected  in  the  dijet  mass  distribu<on.  

   

The  yields  of  the  t  à  H+b  signal  and  of  the  backgrounds  (SM  q  and  other)     is  determined  via  a  fit  of  the  dijet  mass  spectrum  observed  in  data.  

     

No  evidence  for  a  signal  

 

è  Set  limits  on  BR(t  à  H+b)  

[*]    due  to  reduc<on  of  the  number  of  t  à  Wb  à  qqb  decays                (total  number  of  q  events  does  not  change)    

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Limits  

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H+

90 100 110 120 130 140 150m 160 )± bH!95% CL limit on BR(t

0 0.02 0.04 0.06 0.08 0.1 0.12

0.14 Observed

Expected

"

± 1 Expected limit

"

± 2 Expected limit

s c

+!

±b, H H

! t

) = 1 s

! c BR(H+

+ jets final state µ

= 8 TeV, 19.7 fb-1

s CMS Preliminary,

Limit  on  t  à  H+b  computed  

assuming  all  charged  Higgs  bosons     to  decay  into  dijets  

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Searches for neutral MSSM

Higgs bosons

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Events  are  analyzed  in  2  Categories,    

targe<ng  different  MSSM  neutral  Higgs  produc<on  mechanisms:  

 

 

1.    No-­‐B-­‐tag:  Events  without  b-­‐tagged  jets      

                   

2.    B-­‐tag:      Events  containing  ≥  1  b-­‐tagged  jet  of  PT  >  20  GeV  &  |η|  <  2.4   gluon-­‐gluon  Fusion  

dominates  cross-­‐sec<on     in  case  tanβ  is  small  

pp  !  ϕ  

b-­‐associated  ProducOon     dominates  cross-­‐sec<on     in  case  tanβ  is  large  

pp  !  ϕb  

ϕ ! ττ

generic  label  for  any  one  of  the  neutral  MSSM  Higgs  bosons  h,  H  or  A  

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Events  are  analyzed  in  2  Categories,    

targe<ng  different  MSSM  neutral  Higgs  produc<on  mechanisms:  

 

 

1.    No-­‐B-­‐tag:  Events  without  b-­‐tagged  jets      

                   

2.    B-­‐tag:      Events  containing  ≥  1  b-­‐tagged  jet  of  PT  >  20  GeV  &  |η|  <  2.4   gluon-­‐gluon  Fusion  

dominates  cross-­‐sec<on     in  case  tanβ  is  small  

pp  !  ϕ  

b-­‐associated  ProducOon     dominates  cross-­‐sec<on     in  case  tanβ  is  large  

pp  !  ϕb  

ϕ ! ττ

generic  label  for  any  one  of  the  neutral  MSSM  Higgs  bosons  h,  H  or  A  

Presence  of  b-­‐jet  helps  to  reduce  background    (one  b-­‐jet  usually  outside  acceptance)  

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Signal  events  selected  in  5  out  of  6  channels:  

 

       

                         BR  

 

•  τhτh      42.0%  

•  eτh    23.1%  

•  μτh    22.6%  

•  eμ    6.2%  

•  μμ    3.0%  

96.9%  of  possible  signal  included  in  analysis    

 

 

     

"

(not  yet  included  in  analysis:  ee,  BR  =  3.1%)    

 

     

ττ Decay Channels  

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[GeV]

τ

mτ

0 50 100 150 200 250

[1/GeV]ττ1/dm

0 0.02 0.04 0.06 0.08 0.1 0.12 0.14 0.16

= 125 GeV mH

τ τ

H

τ τ Z = 8 TeV s

CMS Simulation µτh

Higgs Mass Reconstruction  

Reconstruc<on  of  ditau  mass  based  on  Likelihood  method,     using  as  input:  

 

•  Measured  e,  μ,  τh-­‐jet  momenta  

•  Reconstructed  ETmiss  and  event-­‐by-­‐event  es<mate  of  ETmiss  resolu<on            (ETmiss  reconstructed  by  a  mul<variate  regression  technique)  

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Search  for  peak  in  ditau  mass  distribuOon   Analysis  strategy:    

Resolu<on  on  mττ  is  O(20%),     improves  separa<on  of  signal     from  backgrounds  

J.Phys.Conf.Ser.  513  (2014)  022035  

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No  evidence  for  a  signal  beyond  125  GeV  

 

è  Set  upper  limits  on  cross-­‐sec<on  x  BR    

 for  the  2  produc<on  processes  pp  à  ϕ  and  pp  à  ϕb  

 

Compute  region  in  mA-­‐tanβ  parameter  space  excluded  by  non-­‐observa<on  of  a  signal      

   

Results

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m

ττ

Distributions for all Channels

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Model independent Limits on ϕ

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pp  !  ϕb  x  BR(ϕ!ττ)  

mττ  spectra  observed  in  B-­‐tag  and  No-­‐B-­‐tag  category  are  fiqed  simultaneously,   with  shape  templates  for  ϕ  à  ττ  signal  and  for  background  processes.  

   

pp  à  ϕb  (pp  à  ϕ)  cross-­‐sec<on  treated  as  nuisance  parameter   when  compu<ng  limit  on  pp  à  ϕ  (pp  à  ϕb)    

     

     

red  line:      limit  expected  in  case  no  SM  Higgs  produc<on  is  present  in  the  data   blue  line:  limit  expected  in  the  presence  of  Higgs  à  ττ  with  SM  cross-­‐sec<on  x  BR  

           

pp  !  ϕ  x  BR(ϕ!ττ)  

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Exclusion contour in m

A

-tanβ plane

InterpretaOon  of  results  on  new  MSSM  benchmark  scenarios  in  preparaOon    

 

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red  line:      limit  expected  in  case  no  SM  Higgs  produc<on  is  present  in  the  data   grey  line:  limit  expected  in  the  presence  of  Higgs  à  ττ  with  SM  cross-­‐sec<on  x  BR  

           

Fit  for  sum  of  A+H+h,    

taking  dependency  of  cross-­‐sec<on,   BR  and  mass  of  each  Higgs  on  

mA  and  tanβ  into  account   excluded  

excluded  

excluded  

excluded  

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Summary & Outlook

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Summary

CMS  has  searched  for:  

No  evidence  for  a  supersymmetric  Higgs  signal  observed     in  CMS  data  so  far  

è  Stringent  limits  on  cross-­‐sec<on  x  BR  have  been  set  

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•  Light  NMSSM  Higgs  bosons  

•  Charged  MSSM  Higgs  bosons  

•  Neutral  MSSM  Higgs  bosons  

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Outlook

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è  Greatly  enhanced  sensiOvity,    

 in  parOcular  for  signals  of  high  mass  

# Stay  tuned!  

CMS  is  about  to  restart  taking  data  in  2015,  with:  

•  Higher  center-­‐of-­‐mass  energy                                          TeV  

•  Higher  luminosity  

•  New,  more  powerful,  experimental  techniques  

p s = 13

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CMS Searches for SUSY Higgs bosons

σ  x  BR  

m

H  

[GeV]  

10   125   173  

100pb  

1pb  

10}  

H+  à  τν    

ϕb  à  3b    

H+  !  cs    

Presented  at  ICHEP  2014  

Presented  at  Conferences  previously  

Phys.LeQ.  B722  (2013)  207   CMS  PAS  HIG-­‐12-­‐052  

CMS  PAS  HIG-­‐13-­‐035  

CMS  PAS  HIG-­‐13-­‐024   Phys.Rev.LeQ.  109  (2012)  121801  

a1  à  2μ    

h  !  2a1  !  4μ    

CMS  PAS  HIG-­‐13-­‐010  

CMS  PAS  HIG-­‐13-­‐021  

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ϕ  à  μμ  

ϕ  !  ττ  

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Backup

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The CMS Detector

https://cms-docdb.cern.ch/cgi-bin/PublicDocDB/ShowDocument?docid=11520

ECAL  

HCAL  

Muon  system  

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Silicon  tracking  detector  

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MSSM neutral Higgs cross-section

10 100 1000 10000

1 10 100 1000

gg Σqq

WJS2012

ratios of LHC parton luminosities:

14 TeV / 8 TeV and 33 TeV / 8 TeV

luminosity ratio

MX (GeV)

MSTW2008NLO

_

Parton  luminosity  increases  by  O(10)   in  run  2  compared  to  run  1    

Signal  cross-­‐sec<on  dropping  rather  steeply   with  Higgs  mass  

http://www.hep.ph.ic.ac.uk/~wstirlin/plots/plots.html

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Width  of  MSSM  neutral  Higgs  boson    

≤  3%  of  Higgs  mass  

Width of MSSM neutral Higgs boson

Higgs  width  relevant  for  ϕ  à  μμ  analysis  only  

 

(experimental  resolu<on  on  reconstructed  Higgs  mass      O(15%)  in  ϕ  à  bb  and  O(20%)  in  ϕ  à  ττ  decays)  

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mhmax  

  mhmod+    

Iight  stop  

  τ-­‐phobic    Iight  stau  

 

mhmax  scenario  disfavored  by  observa<on  of  SM-­‐like  Higgs  boson  of  mass  125  ±  3  GeV  

 

New  MSSM  benchmark  scenarios  compa<ble  with  125  GeV  in  most  of  parameter  space  

MSSM Benchmark scenarios

mhmod-­‐  

 

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Eur.Phys.J.  C73  (2013)  2552  

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pp ! a

1

! 2 μ  

No  evidence  for  signal  

   

è  Set  limits      

Search  for  peak  in  dimuon  mass  distribuOon   Phys.Rev.LeQ.  109  (2012)  121801  

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H

+

! τν   (m

H+

< m

top

)

Shape  analysis  of  R  =  plead.track/Eτ    

Data  in  agreement  with  background  expecta<on  

   

è  Set  limits      

Frac<on  R  of  energy  carried  by  highest  PT  (“leading”)     track  of  hadronic  tau  is  sensi<ve  to  τ-­‐lepton  polariza<on,   which  is  opposite  for  taus  origina<ng  from  t  à  Wb  à  τνb   and  taus  produced  in  H+  à  τν  decays.  

CMS  PAS  HIG-­‐12-­‐052  

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ϕb ! 3b

Search  for  peak  in  dijet  mass  distribuOon  

Sizeable  signal,  but  also  large  backgrounds    

No  evidence  for  signal  

   

è  Set  limits      

Phys.LeQ.  B722  (2013)  207  

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ϕ ! μμ

No  evidence  for  signal  peak    

in  dimuon  mass  spectrum  observed  in  data  

 

è  Set  Limit  

h

H+A

Dimuon  mass    Resolu<on  ~3%  

Search  for  peak  in  dimuon  mass  distribuOon   CMS  PAS  HIG-­‐12-­‐011  

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Backgrounds to ϕ ! ττ  

Z/γ*→ττ  

Obtained  using  Embedding  technique:  

Z  à  μμ  events  selected  in  data,    

reconstructed  muons  replaced  by  simulated  taus    

Electroweak  (W+jets,  diboson,  Z  !  ee/μμ)   Shapes  from  MC  simula<on  

Normaliza<on  of  W+jets  obtained  by  

extrapola<on  from  high  mT  control  region     in  data,  others  from  MC  simula<on  

QCD  

Fully  data  driven:  Normaliza<on  (shape)   obtained  from  same-­‐sign  events  with   isolated  (non-­‐isolated)  muons  

Q,  single  top  

Shape  from  MC  simula<on,     normaliza<on  from  data  

Events

0 2000 4000 6000 8000 10000 12000 14000 16000 18000

at 8 TeV CMS Preliminary, 19.7 fb-1

τh

µ

Selection Baseline

Control Region High mT

observed bkg. uncertainty

τ τ

Z

µ µ Z electroweak

t t QCD

[GeV]

mT

0 20 40 60 80 100 120 140 160

Obs/Bkg 0.6

0.8 1.0 1.2 1.4

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Hadronic tau Reconstruction

~35%  

~57%  

Mass  mτ=  1.78  GeV   Life<me  c  Ÿ  τ  =  87  μm  

 

è  Taus  typically  decay  before  reaching  first  detector  layer    

 

 Charged  and  neutral  pions  reconstructed   by  ParOcle  Flow  algorithm  

     

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Tau Decay Mode reconstruction

single   Hadron  

Hadron  +  Strip(s)  

Three  Hadrons  

Approach  works  well  up  to  high  pile-­‐up    

   

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[GeV]

!

pT

Efficiency

0.0 0.1 0.2 0.3 0.4 0.5 0.6 0.7 0.8

3-hit Loose MC

"

HPS #

3-hit Loose Data

"

HPS #

3-hit Medium MC

"

HPS #

3-hit Medium Data

"

HPS #

3-hit Tight MC

"

HPS #

3-hit Tight Data

"

HPS #

[GeV]

!

pT

20 40 60 80

SimulationData

0.85 0.90 0.95 1.00 1.05 1.10 1.15

= 8 TeV, L = 19.7 fb-1

s CMS Preliminary 2012,

50 100 150 200 250 300 350 400 450 500

Fake-rate

10-4

10-3

10-2

10-1

3-hit Loose Data

!

"

HPS

3-hit Loose MC

!

"

HPS

3-hit Medium Data

!

"

HPS

3-hit Medium MC

!

"

HPS

3-hit Tight Data

!

"

HPS

3-hit Tight MC

!

"

HPS = 8 TeV, L = 19.7 fb-1

s CMS Preliminary 2012,

[GeV/c]

jet

PT

50 100 150 200 250 300 350 400 450 500

SimulationData - Simulation -0.4

-0.2 0 0.2 0.4

Tau ID Performance

CMS-­‐DP-­‐2014-­‐015  

See  also  poster  by  Rosamaria  Vendir   CMS  Tau  ID  performed  well  during  run  1  

 

Data  well  modeled  by  Monte  Carlo  simula<on    

   

ID  =  τh  Decay  Mode  reconstruc<on  &  Isola<on    

   

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