Pile-up Background Estimation in Diboson Production by the Overlay Monte Carlo Method in pp Collider Experiment

In case of diboson production in $$pp$$ collisions there is a non-negligible probability that some events passing the final selection in data are actually from different overlapping hard-scatter processes occurring within the same bunch-crossing. Such events, that consist of combination of two processes associated with different primary vertices, correspond to so-called pile-up background. Its contribution should be considered in analysis of diboson production at collider experiments. This article discusses an overlay Monte Carlo approach to obtain a theoretical prediction of the pile-up event count. According to the resulting estimate of the proposed method the impact of the pile-up background can be either subtracted from the data in the region of interest or accounted as an additional systematic uncertainty for the final result.

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Physics of Atomic Nuclei
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2025-12-01
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https://doi.org/10.1134/s1063778825602069
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Particle physics theoretical and experimental studies
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Pile-up Background Estimation in Diboson Production by the Overlay Monte Carlo Method in pp Collider Experiment

Katerina Kazakova, V. Zharova, Evgeny Soldatov
Physics of Atomic Nuclei
Particle physics theoretical and experimental studies
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Pile-up Background Estimation in Diboson Production by the Overlay Monte Carlo Method in pp Collider Experiment

Katerina Kazakova, V. Zharova, Evgeny Soldatov
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In case of diboson production in $$pp$$ collisions there is a non-negligible probability that some events passing the final selection in data are actually from different overlapping hard-scatter processes occurring within the same bunch-crossing. Such events, that consist of combination of two processes associated with different primary vertices, correspond to so-called pile-up background. Its contribution should be considered in analysis of diboson production at collider experiments. This article discusses an overlay Monte Carlo approach to obtain a theoretical prediction of the pile-up event count. According to the resulting estimate of the proposed method the impact of the pile-up background can be either subtracted from the data in the region of interest or accounted as an additional systematic uncertainty for the final result.

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