What does the W pT distribution tell us about the W + 1 jet / W + 0 jet ratio at the Tevatron ?
David J. Summers
Abstract
We show that the W pT distribution measured by D0 at the Tevatron agrees well with the NLO QCD theoretical prediction for this quantity, whilst the W + 1 jet/ W + 0 jet ratio, R10, measured by D0 lies significantly above the NLO QCD theoretical prediction. We derive an approximate relationship between these two quantities, and show that this rules out the majority of theoretical explanations for the D0 excess in R10. We discuss possible physics that could give rise to the R10 excess, which have little effect on the W pT.
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