Identifying Events with Tracer
Here, you'll learn how the events mentioned before look in Tracer 3D Display.
You will get to use your knowledge about identifying elementary particles.
You'll learn to choose events with a W particle as signal events and to distinguish them from the background events. Again, you'll find explanations about this in the form of a picture gallery.
Eventi di Segnale
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In the end view you can see the signature of an electron with high transverse momentum and a neutrino (Missing ET = 27 GeV) going in the opposite direction.
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Le informazioni provenienti dalle tracce dei leptoni ci dicono che si tratta realmente di un elettrone (fai attenzione al segno negativo).
Processi di fondo
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Questi eventi possono essere riconosciuti in due modi: 1. puoi vedere fasci di particelle e 2. il valore del momento trasverso mancante è troppo piccolo perché siano prodotti uno o più neutrini.
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This picture shows an even more enlarged view of the event.
You can see very well how the bundles of particles originate from the interaction vertex (red).
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Il display di questo evento mostra il decadimento della particella Z, che è il mediatore neutro della forza debole. Le particelle Z decadono immediatamente, subito dopo essere state create, in un muone ed un anti-muone.
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As you can see from this view into the direction of the proton beam muon and anti-muon going back to back.
Both particles might arise from one particle that decayed after its creation.
Cross-checks are always better in order to proof the assumption that a Z particle was produced.
Both muons have distinct electric charges.
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Furthermore there is no missing transverse momentum at all, meaning: A neutrino was probably not produced.