TL;DR
This paper discusses methods to improve dijet mass resolution at the LHC by using auxiliary measurements to mitigate pile-up effects, demonstrated with a Z' boson example.
Contribution
It introduces a novel approach utilizing auxiliary measurements of jet mass and distant cone energy to enhance dijet mass resolution.
Findings
Improved resolution achieved with auxiliary measurements.
Effective mitigation of pile-up effects demonstrated.
Application to Z' boson mass measurement at 120 GeV.
Abstract
At the LHC the resolution of dijet mass is compromised by the pile up of energy from overlapping minimum bias events. Using anxillary measurements of the jet mass and the energy in distant cones, the resolution can be improved, as illustrated by a study of Z' of 120 GeV mass with the LHC operating at design luminosity.
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Taxonomy
TopicsParticle physics theoretical and experimental studies · High-Energy Particle Collisions Research · Particle Detector Development and Performance