| 12 |
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Nevertheless, we can make general statements about the |
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systematic uncertainties, including quantitative |
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estimates of the systematic uncertainties associated with |
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< |
a few specific processes. Note that we have used Spring10 |
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< |
MC for the studies of systematic uncertainties described in this section, |
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< |
and we are currently checking if any of the reported values |
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< |
change after switching to Fall10 MC. |
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> |
a few specific processes. |
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> |
% Note that we have used Spring10 |
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> |
% MC for the studies of systematic uncertainties described in this section, |
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> |
% and we are currently checking if any of the reported values |
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> |
% change after switching to Fall10 MC. |
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|
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The systematic uncertainty on the lepton acceptance consists |
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of two parts: the trigger efficiency uncertainty and the |
| 90 |
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For $t\bar{t}$ we find uncertainties of 8\% (baseline |
| 91 |
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selection) and 27\% (signal region D); for LM0 and LM1 we find |
| 92 |
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14\% and 6\% respectively for signal region D. |
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+ |
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