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6   The \mt\ tail for single-lepton top events (\ttsl\ and single top) is dominated by jet resolution effects. The \W\ cannot be far off-shell because $\mW < \mtop$.
7 < The modeling of the \mt\ tail from jet resolution effects is studied
8 < using \zjets\ data and MC samples.
7 > The modeling of the \mt\ tail from jet resolution effects can be studied
8 > using \zjets\ data and MC samples.   However, as we will show below,
9 > this test is statistically limited and can only be performed for the
10 > \met\ requirements corresponding to SRA and SRB.
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12   \Z\ events are selected by requiring exactly 2 good leptons (satisfying ID
13   and isolation requirements) and requiring the \mll\ to be in the range
# Line 14 | Line 16 | Events with additional isolated tracks a
16   To reduce \ttbar\ backgrounds, events with a CSVM tag %H
17   are removed.
18   The positive lepton is treated as a neutrino and so is added to the MET: \met\ $\rightarrow$ \pt(\Lepp) + \met,
19 < and the \mt\ is recalculated with the positive lepton \mt(\Lepm, \met).
19 > and the \mt\ is recalculated with the negative lepton: \mt(\Lepm, \met).
20   The resulting ``pseudo-\mt'' is dominated by jet resolution effects, since no off-shell
21   \Z\ production enters the sample due to the \mll\ requirement.
22   This section describes how well the MC predicts the tail of ``pseudo-\mt''.
# Line 24 | Line 26 | The underlying distributions are shown i
26   We then perform the exact same type of Data/MC comparison and analysis as
27   described for CR1 in Section~\ref{sec:cr1}.  For CR1 we collected
28   the data/MC tail information in
29 < Table~\ref{tab:cr1yields} ; the equivalent for CR2 is
30 < Table~\ref{tab:cr2yields}. For CR2 the statistics are not sufficient.
31 < (for CR2 the statistics are not sufficient to split electrons and muons).
30 < The last line of Table~\ref{tab:cr2yields} gives the data/MC scale factor
29 > Table~\ref{tab:cr1yields}; the equivalent for CR2 is
30 > Table~\ref{tab:cr2yields} (for CR2 the statistics are not sufficient to split electrons and muons).
31 > The last line of Table~\ref{tab:cr2yields} gives the data/MC scale factors
32   for the \ttbar\ lepton $+$ jets $M_T$ tail ($SFR_{top}$).  This is
33   calculated in the same way as $SFR_{wjets}$ of Table~\ref{tab:cr1yields}.
34   Just as in CR1, there is an excess of data in the tails, as reflected
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94        electron channels. The pseudo-\mt\ distributions are shown
95        before any additional requirements (top, right) and after
96        requiring pseudo-\met $>$50 GeV (bottom, left) and pseudo-\met
97 <      $>$ 100 GeV (bottom, right) .
97 >      $>$ 100 GeV (bottom, right).
98   \label{fig:cr2met}
99   }  
100        \end{center}

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