Conference on Computing in High Energy and Nuclear Physics

Di-Muon cocktail reconstruction using Machine Learning technique in CBM experiment at FAIR SIS100 energies

WED 16

23 Oct 2024, 15:18

57m

Exhibition Hall

Poster Track 5 - Simulation and analysis tools Poster session

Speaker

Mr Pawan Kumar Sharma (VECC Kolkata)

Description

The CBM experiment at FAIR-SIS100 will investigate strongly interacting matter at high baryon density and moderate temperature. One of proposed key observable is the measurement of the low mass vector mesons(LMVMs), which can be detected via their di-lepton decay channel. As the decayed leptons leave the dense and hot fireball without further interactions, they can provide unscathed information about the fireball, produced in energetic nuclear collisions.

We report, simulation results for the reconstruction of di-muon continuum spectra for AuAu 8AGeV central collisions using machine learning(ML) techniques for selection of muon track candidates. The results from various ML models have been compared with the traditional selection cuts for omega($\omega$), eta($\eta$), phi($\varphi$), rho($\rho$)mesons and full di-muon cocktail spectra.

We have attempted to reconstruct LMVM ($\omega ,\eta ,\varphi ,\rho$) in the event by event mode using standard reconstruction software. Background of central Au-Au collisions at 8 AGeV was generated using UrQMD event generator, whereas for LMVMs signals PLUTO event generator was used. Single LMVM decaying into ${\mu }^{+}$ + ${\mu }^{-}$ was embedded into each background event. The particles are then transported through the experimental setup including upgraded Muon Chamber(MuCh) setup, using the GEANT3 transport engine. Various ML algorithms like Gradient boosted decision trees (BDTG), KNN, MLP, HMatrix etc. from the TMVA class have been employed for the present study.
Based on the the simulation results, improvement in di-muon performance is reported. For comparable S/B ratio, the pair reconstruction efficiency and significance is observed to be increased subtantially for $\omega ,\eta ,\varphi$ mesons using ML techniques.

Presentation materials

chep_Poster_m (1).pdf