Results with 195 /pb,
having used HT as our kinematic variable to discriminate top from background. HT is the scalar
sum of transverse energies of the lepton and the jets, and the missing transverse energy. The large mass of the top quark makes HT a good discriminating variable between top pair production and background processes. The event selection requires an isolated, highly energetic identified lepton (electron
ET>20 GeV, muon PT>20 GeV), missing transverse energy > 20 GeV and three of more jets with ET>15 GeV.
CDF Public conference Note 7154.
195/pb Plots and Tables:
Link to Previous Results with 126/pb shown at Lepton Photon 2003

Final
Fits to the Signal Region:
Our primary result is using HT for the 3 or more jet bin.
The W-like shapes include the contribution from W+3p, Wbbar+1p, Z->ll (3 flavors),
W->tau nu+2p, WW+1p, WZ, single top.
Electrons and muons have been combined for the fits.
The QCD shape is taken from data non-isolated leptons and fixed to 6.3%.
The ttbar and W-like shapes float in the fits.
W + 3 or More Jet Sample
W + 4 or More Jet Sample

Fit to HT (gif) for at least 3 jets, showing
stacked contribution of each component
(EPS)
(TIF)

Fit to HT (gif) for at least 4 jets, showing
stacked contribution of each component
(EPS)
(TIF)

Fit results are fairly stable across a range of kinematic variables for
events with 3 or more jets. The vertical bar corresponds to the cross section
measurement
made with a 7 input variable ANN in the 3 ore more jets data sample.(EPS)

Fit results are fairly stable across a
range of kinematic variables for events with 4 or more jets. The vertical bar corresponds to the cross section
measurement
made with a 7 input variable ANN in the 3 ore more jets data sample.
(EPS)
Last modified on 03/14/05 by Radu Marginean