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Improving top quark induced charge asymmetries at the LHC using ttbar transverse momentum

High Energy Physics - Phenomenology · Submitted 29 Feb 2012

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The authors' main claim We find that including the $t\bar t$ transverse momentum in the analysis of the expected 2012 LHC data provides a considerable enhancement in the significance of the asymmetry.

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CitationEzequiel Alvarez. "Improving top quark induced charge asymmetries at the LHC using ttbar transverse momentum." arXiv:1202.6622 (2012). https://pith.science/paper/EHAAKTDG
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We study how the significance of top quark induced charge asymmetries at the LHC may be enhanced exploiting the $t\bar t$ total transverse momentum to enrich the fraction of quark fusion events in the sample. We combine this variable with previous variables related to the boost and the invariant mass of the $t\bar t$ pair to find an optimum cut which maximizes the significance of the asymmetry when systematic and statistic errors are taken into account. We find that including the $t\bar t$ transverse momentum in the analysis of the expected 2012 LHC data provides a considerable enhancement in the significance of the asymmetry.

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s0 We study how the significance of top quark induced charge asymmetries at the LHC may be enhanced exploiting the $t\bar t$ total transverse momentum to enrich the fraction of quark fusion events in the sample. contribution 0.95 0.69 0.11 hedged possibility 1.00
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s2 We find that including the $t\bar t$ transverse momentum in the analysis of the expected 2012 LHC data provides a considerable enhancement in the significance of the asymmetry. result 1.00 0.95 0.89 asserted 1.00

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We study how the significance of top quark induced charge asymmetries at the LHC may be enhanced exploiting the $t\bar t$ total transverse momentum to enrich the fraction of quark fusion events in the sample. We combine this variable with previous variables related to the boost and the invariant mass of the $t\bar t$ pair to find an optimum cut which maximizes the significance of the asymmetry when systematic and statistic errors are taken into account. We find that including the $t\bar t$ transverse momentum in the analysis of the expected 2012 LHC data provides a considerable enhancement in the significance of the asymmetry.

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  • In complement to the studies in Ref. [ref] , our analysis is performed on a mathematical frame which relates the significance of the asymmetry to the capability of this new variable to increase the quark fusion content of the sample.

    Charge asymmetries of top quarks at hadron colliders revisited · Introduction · 0.83

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  • In order to make a consistent comparison with previous works [ref] , we have gradually selected the sample by varying the parameter $β$, and placed a different cut in $p_T(tt̅)$ for each case.

    Boosting the t tbar charge asymmetry · Significance comparison using $tt̅$ transverse momentum · 0.93

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