Estudo da produção de multijatos em colisões próton-próton com √s= 7 TeV no detector CMS/LHC

CMS is one of the main detectors installed in the LHC that is able to study different physical aspects, from the Standard Model to dark matter search. This general purpose detector was constructed to measure muon properties with high precision and all subdetectors were built with high granularity making possible to identify and characterize the kinematic properties of all final stable particles. The event reconstruction algorithm includes the jet identification, in other words, it is possible to identify the signature of parton production in the collision. The measurement of the cross sections of multijet production is one of the methods to explore perturbative QCD contributions, allowing the evaluation of the predictions implemented in the event simulation. Focusing on the characterization of the QCD related process in proton-proton collision at √s = 7 TeV , the measurement of the inclusive multijet production in CMS is presented. The measurement is done using real data with low pileup events collected in 2010 with integrated luminosity of L = 2,869 pb-1 and using jets in almost all pseudo-rapidity accessible range |n| < 4,8 and low transverse momentum pT > 30 GeV/c2. The detector effects in the measurement was removed, called unfolding procedure, and compared with Monte Carlo predictions.