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Strange Jet Tagging

Nakai, Yuichiro, Shih, David, Thomas, Scott

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Tagging jets of strongly interacting particles initiated by energetic strange quarks is one of the few largely unexplored Standard Model object classification problems remaining in high energy collider physics.

In this paper we investigate the purest version of this classification problem in the form of distinguishing strange-quark jets from down-quark jets.
Our strategy relies on the fact that a strange-quark jet contains on average a higher ratio of neutral kaon energy to neutral pion energy than does a down-quark jet.
Long-lived neutral kaons deposit energy mainly in the hadronic calorimeter of a high energy detector, while neutral pions decay promptly to photons that deposit energy mainly in the electromagnetic calorimeter.