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Towards Fast Displaced Vertex Finding

Many Standard Model extensions predict metastable massive particles that can be detected by looking for displaced decay vertices in the inner detector volume. Current approaches to search for these events in high-energy particle collisions rely on the presence of additional energetic signatures to m...

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Autores principales: Albertsson, Kim, Meloni, Federico
Lenguaje:eng
Publicado: 2019
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Acceso en línea:http://cds.cern.ch/record/2702354
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author Albertsson, Kim
Meloni, Federico
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Meloni, Federico
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collection CERN
description Many Standard Model extensions predict metastable massive particles that can be detected by looking for displaced decay vertices in the inner detector volume. Current approaches to search for these events in high-energy particle collisions rely on the presence of additional energetic signatures to make an online selection during data-taking, as the reconstruction of displaced vertices is computationally intensive. Enabling trigger-level reconstruction of displaced vertices could significantly enhance the reach of such searches. This work is a first step approximating the location of the primary vertex in an idealised detector geometry using a 4-layer dense neural networks for regression of the vertex location yielding a precision of $O(1\ \mathrm{mm})$ [$O(20\ \mathrm{mm})$] RMS in a low [high] track multiplicity environment.
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spelling cern-27023542023-02-21T05:01:08Zhttp://cds.cern.ch/record/2702354engAlbertsson, KimMeloni, FedericoTowards Fast Displaced Vertex Findingcs.LGComputing and Computersphysics.ins-detDetectors and Experimental TechniquesMany Standard Model extensions predict metastable massive particles that can be detected by looking for displaced decay vertices in the inner detector volume. Current approaches to search for these events in high-energy particle collisions rely on the presence of additional energetic signatures to make an online selection during data-taking, as the reconstruction of displaced vertices is computationally intensive. Enabling trigger-level reconstruction of displaced vertices could significantly enhance the reach of such searches. This work is a first step approximating the location of the primary vertex in an idealised detector geometry using a 4-layer dense neural networks for regression of the vertex location yielding a precision of $O(1\ \mathrm{mm})$ [$O(20\ \mathrm{mm})$] RMS in a low [high] track multiplicity environment.arXiv:1910.10508PROC-CTD19-014oai:cds.cern.ch:27023542019-10-23
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Computing and Computers
physics.ins-det
Detectors and Experimental Techniques
Albertsson, Kim
Meloni, Federico
Towards Fast Displaced Vertex Finding
title Towards Fast Displaced Vertex Finding
title_full Towards Fast Displaced Vertex Finding
title_fullStr Towards Fast Displaced Vertex Finding
title_full_unstemmed Towards Fast Displaced Vertex Finding
title_short Towards Fast Displaced Vertex Finding
title_sort towards fast displaced vertex finding
topic cs.LG
Computing and Computers
physics.ins-det
Detectors and Experimental Techniques
url http://cds.cern.ch/record/2702354
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