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Page 1: May 2005CTEQ Summer School25 4/ Examples of PDF Uncertainty.

May 2005 CTEQ Summer School 1

4/Examples of PDF Uncertainty

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May 2005 CTEQ Summer School 2

Estimate the uncertainty on the predicted cross section for ppbar W+X at the Tevatron collider.

global 2

local 2’s

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May 2005 CTEQ Summer School 3

Each experiment defines a “prediction” and a “range”.This figure shows the 2 = 1 ranges.

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May 2005 CTEQ Summer School 4

This figure shows broader ranges for each experiment based on the “90% confidence level” (cumulative distribution function of the rescaled 2).

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May 2005 CTEQ Summer School 5

The final result is an uncertainty range for the prediction of W.

Survey of wBlpredictions (by R. Thorne) …

PDF set energy swBln [nb] PDF uncert

Alekhin Tevatron 2.73 0.05

MRST2002 Tevatron 2.59 0.03

CTEQ6 Tevatron 2.54 0.10

Alekhin LHC 21.5 0.6

MRST2002 LHC 20.4 0.4

CTEQ6 LHC 20.5 0.8

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May 2005 CTEQ Summer School 6

Inclusive W production at the Tevatron, Run 2(K factor for NNLO/NLO = 1.037 has been applied)

Red: 1 + 40 e.v. basis sets Blue: full uncertainty range 2.63 0.09 nbOrange: MRST prediction 2.690.11 nbGreen: Latest CDF value 2.7800.0140.0600.167 nbPurple: Latest D0 value 2.8650.0080.0750.186 nb

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May 2005 CTEQ Summer School 7

Red: 1 + 40 e.v. basis setsPurple: Full uncertainty range (error ellipse)Blue: Uncorrelated ranges, roughly 3% each

The error ellipse for W and Z production at the Tevatron, Run 2

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May 2005 CTEQ Summer School 8

Error ellipse for W and Z production at the LHC

Red: 1 + 40 e.v. basis setsBlue: uncorrelated rangesPurple: Full uncertainty range(error ellipse)

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May 2005 CTEQ Summer School 9

W production at the LHC is sensitive to the gluon distribution function.

Tevatron: W production can occur by a LO process with valence quarks.

LHC: The LO contribution must involve a sea quark; and there is an NLO contribution from a gluon.

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May 2005 CTEQ Summer School 10

How well can we determine the value of S( MZ ) from Global Analysis?

For each value of S, find the best global fit. Then look at the 2 value for each experiment as a function of S.

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May 2005 CTEQ Summer School 11

Each experiment defines a “prediction” and a “range”.This figure shows the 2 = 1 ranges.

Particle data group (shaded strip) is 0.1170.002.

The fluctuations are larger than expected for normal statistics. The vertical lines have 2

global=100,s(MZ)=0.11650.0065

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May 2005 CTEQ Summer School 12

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May 2005 CTEQ Summer School 13

Uncertainties of LHC parton-parton luminosities

212121 dxdxsxxsxfxfCsLum jiji

ij )ˆ()()()ˆ(,

Provides simple estimates of PDF uncertainties at the LHC.

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May 2005 CTEQ Summer School 14

PDF uncertainty for inclusive jet production at CDF and D0

Run 1 dataCTEQ6.1 – the 40 eigenvector basis sets

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May 2005 CTEQ Summer School 15

(D-T)/T for Run 1 dataCTEQ6.1: the 40 eigenvector basis sets

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May 2005 CTEQ Summer School 16

The 40 eigenvector basis sets – used to calculate PDF uncertainty in the Hessian method

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May 2005 CTEQ Summer School 17

Predictions for Run 2 at CDF and D0

The boundaries are the full uncertainty range from the “Master Formula”.

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May 2005 CTEQ Summer School 18

CTEQ6.1The u-quark PDf and its full uncertainty band.(This representation is potentially misleading because low-x and high-x are correlated!)

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May 2005 CTEQ Summer School 19

Comparison of MRST and CTEQ6… u-quark

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May 2005 CTEQ Summer School 20

Comparison of MRST and CTEQ6… u-quark

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May 2005 CTEQ Summer School 21

CTEQ6.1The gluon PDf and its full uncertainty band.(This representation is potentially misleading because low-x and high-x are correlated!)

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May 2005 CTEQ Summer School 22

Comparison of MRST and CTEQ6… gluon

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May 2005 CTEQ Summer School 23

Comparison of MRST and CTEQ6… gluon

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May 2005 CTEQ Summer School 24

Theoretical uncertainties may also be important, but are more difficult to assess.

Parameterization of f(x,Q0) at Q0=1.3 GeV – a nonperturbative function

Higher order QCD corrections ( NNLO perturbation theory)

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May 2005 CTEQ Summer School 25

5/Outlook

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May 2005 CTEQ Summer School 26

Parton distribution functions are a necessary theoretical infrastructure for hadron colliders.

Tools now exist to assess the PDF uncertainties.

Certain advances will be important for making accurate predictions for the LHC.

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May 2005 CTEQ Summer School 27

HERA2LHC and TEV4LHC

New Data to include in the global analysisNuTeV, HERA II, Tevatron Run 2

Extend the accuracy of the global analysis to NNLO perturbation theory.