Derivation of M SV Corrected

If SV is reconstructed and \(\vec{p}_{\rm{SV}}\) i snot aligned w/the displacement its a sign that there were missing particles.

Can correct for the "minimal" amount of missing particle pass such that \(\vec{p}_{\rm{SV}} \propto \hat{d}\) where \(\hat{d}\) is the the displacement vector.

Let \(\hat{x}\) along align with \(\hat{d}\)

\[ p = \begin{pmatrix} p \cos \theta \\ p \sin \theta \end{pmatrix} \]

Easy way and the Hard way

Hard Way

Define

\[ \vec{p}_{\rm{miss}} = \begin{pmatrix} c \\ - p \sin \theta \end{pmatrix} \] Where c is the parameter to be found. Then calculate \(M_{\rm{comb}}^2(c)\) (assuming the missing particle is massless) and find c that minimizes \(M_{\rm{comb}}^2(c)\) (Lots of algrebra…)

Easy way

Boost to MC frame. For minimim mass SV the missing \(\vec{p}\) is opposite the \(\vec{p}\)

In CM frame. \(\vec{p} = P \sin \theta\) and \(\vec{p}_{\rm{miss}} = - P \sin \theta\)

In CM frame, \(E_{\rm{comb}} = M_{\rm{comb}} = E_{reco} + E_{miss} = \sqrt{M_{SV} + P^2 \sin^2\theta} + P \sin \theta\)

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