A polarization analyzer from Deep Neural Networks
arXiv:2102.05124
Abstract
In this paper, we train a Convolutional Neural Network to classify longitudinally and transversely polarized hadronic using the images of boosted jets as input. The images capture angular and energy information from the jet constituents that is faithful to properties of the original quark/anti-quark decay products without the need for invasive substructure cuts. We find that the difference between the polarizations is too subtle for the network to be used as an event-by-event tagger. However, given an ensemble of events with unknown polarization, the average network output from that ensemble can be used to extract the longitudinal fraction . We test the network on Standard Model events and on in the presence of dimension-6 operators that perturb the polarization composition.
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