Title: B Physics Review: Part II
1B Physics Review Part II
Donatella Lucchesi INFN and University of
Padova RTN Workshop The 3rd generation as a
probe for new physics Bratislava, 4 6
July, 2003
- Review of Tevatron measurements
- B and ?b lifetimes and masses
- Bs Mixing
- New CDF results
- Bs and ?b yields
- J/? cross section
- D0 branching ratio and CP
- asymmetries
2How do we collect b?
- Old style
- Di-muon trigger
- 2 muons Pt gt 1.5 GeV
- (RunI Pt gt 2 GeV)
- charmonium physics
- B lifetime, B mass, rare decays Bs???
-
- New era
- Multi-bodies Hadronic trigger (SVT)
- 2 tracks Ptgt2 GeV, dgt120 ?m, ?Ptgt5.5 GeV,
Lxygt200 ?m - All you can imagine with B?X where Xgt2
- A combination of Old and New
- Lepton Ptgt4 GeV (Run I Ptgt8 GeV) track Ptgt2 GeV
dgt120 ?m - B?lDX decays, flavor tagging optimization
3 D0 Results from J/? trigger
4 D0 Results from J/? trigger
5B Mesons Mass Measurements
Decay modes
The current results
Best in the world
6b Hadrons Lifetime Measurements
Is it still interesting?
Several decays channels are available at Tevatron
good test of the theory
7b Hadrons Lifetime Measurement
- Experimental needs
- calibrate resolution
- understand the alignments
- ?? correction if not fully reconstructed decays
- Inclusive b lifetime b? J/? X
CDF result
? 1.527?0.033?0.033 ps
8Inclusive B ? J/y X Lifetime at D0
D0 Run II Preliminary
First time at D0 Use the same technique of CDF
MC
D0 Result t 1.561?0.024?0.074 ps
D0 Run II Preliminary
PDG 2003 t 1.564?0.014 ps
9b Hadrons Lifetime Measurement
- Exclusive lifetime with J/?
?? well measured
Simultaneous fitting of MB Extract signal
fraction ct Extract the lifetime
CDF Results
10News about ?b
?b ? J/? ?
- Exclusive ?b lifetime
- (pre-blessed)
- Mass measurement
- (pre-blessed)
11News about ?b contd
?b ? ?cl? ? pK? l?
- Semi-exclusive lifetime
- Branching ratio
Difficult to disentangle from decays through
excited baryons
And dE/dX
12 B Lifetime measurement semi-leptonic decays
Useful to optimize B mixing and flavor tagging
13Flavor tagging
- Lepton (muon and electron) tagging under
optimization in - the huge sample of B ? lDX
- Same Side Tagging (SST) B0 (B0) accompanied by
?- (?)
B0 A(t) Dcos(?mt)
B A(t) cost
14 Bs Lifetime measurement semi-leptonic decays
Muons
Electrons
Signal to noise ratio better than expected !
Observed yield RunI?5
15Lifetime and DG Perspectives
- CDF lifetime expectation in 2 fb-1 are
-
- Bs?J/?? and Bs?lDsX combined ? s(DG/G)?few
- for both CDF and D0
- CP asymmetry in Bs?J/?? expected small in S. M.
- If bigger ? new physics
- If Dms larger
- difficult to measure also with high statistics
sample - DG/G sizeable ? easy to measure
- Dms DGC where C can be calculated inside the
S. M.
16XsDms??Bs measurement semi-leptonic decays
Decays included Bs ? Ds?l, Ds?l (Ds?????,
K0K?, ?????) 40K events in 2 fb-1 Proper time
resolution ?t 60 fs ? t ? ?K/K ?K/K
14 Tagging ?D2 11.3 (all taggers)
CDF
Current limit Xsgt 20.6
Sensitive up to xs ? 30
17D0 Bs mixing in fully hadronic decays
D0
Fully reconstructed decays
Decays included Bs? Ds???, Ds???????
(Ds?????, K0K?, K?K0) Bs?J/?K0 Proper time
resolution 0.40 ps Tagging ?D2 3.1 Jet
Charge ?D2 4.7 Lepton S/B 12
CDF sensitive up to xs ? 60 old (Y.B.)
prediction
18Bs Yield Study the cuts applied
- Offline Trigger confirmation
- 3D Vertex for D and B vertices
- 1.013ltm(KK)lt1.028 GeV
- Ds Mass constraint
- DR(Ds-p)lt1.5
- cxyB lt 15 and cxyD lt 10
- PDsgt 4 GeV and PtBgt6 GeV
- LxyDgt400 mm
- LxyBgt100 mm
- dBlt100 mm
19Bs Yield Study the signal
First observation !
- Can we measure the yield?
- fs/fd discrepancy LEP - CDF
- Branching Fraction unknown
- Cross section big uncertainty
20Bs Yield Study the technique
Br(Bs?Ds-p) Br(Ds-???-) Br(??kk-)
Br(Bd?D-?) Br(D-?k?-?-)
PDG
Monte Carlo
Big effort in a full detector and trigger
simulation optimization a la LEP to measure
the efficiencies
21Bs Yield Study Normalization mode
- Same mode for
-
- Similar cuts to signal
- also visible.
22Bs Yield Study Systematic
Uncertainty in due to fit.
Uncertainty in
23Bs Yield Study Result
24Bs Yield Measurement where we are
Signal to noise optimization S/?B is optimized
with ?gt60
- Offline Trigger confirmation
- 3D Vertex for D and B vertices
- 1.010ltm(KK)lt1.028 GeV (only for Bs)
- D Mass constraint
- DR(D-p)lt1.5
- cxyB lt 15 and cxyD lt 10
- PDgt 3 GeV (3.5 for Bs) and PtBgt6 GeV (5.5 for
Bs) - LxyDgt-150 mm
- LxyBgt250 mm (400 for Bs)
- dBlt80 mm
- Pt(?B)gt1.6 (1.9 for Bs)
25Bs Yield Measurement where we are
Signal to noise optimization
26?b? ?c? Relative Yield Measurement
Same technique used for Bs
- Confirm trigger cuts
- Pt(proton)gt2 GeV
- Pt(? from ?b)gt2 GeV
- Pt(?c)gt4.5 GeV
- Pt(?b)gt7.5 GeV
- c?(?b)gt 225 ?m
- c?(?cfrom ?b)gt -65 ?m
- d0(?b)lt85 ?m
- Pt(proton)gtPt(? from ?c)
- 2.269ltm(?c)lt2.302 GeV
- ?xy(?b)lt30
- ?xy(?c)lt20
27?b? ?c? Relative Yield Measurement
28The Normalization Channel
B0?D-? same cuts optimized for ?b are applied
29?b? ?c? Relative Yield Measurement
30?b? ?c? Relative Yield Measurement
31Many other B decays
32CP violation in Standard Model g at CDF
- R. Aleksan et al. Z Phys. C54 653 (1992)
proposal - Bs?Ds?K? time dependent decay rate depends
on - sin(d?g) and cos(d?g)
- Theoretically clean
- Reasonable Branching ratio
- Background Bs?Dsp
- Need tagging
- Need time dependent analysis
1000 events in RunIIa 3500 events in
RunIIb
33J/? cross section
Pt?gt1.5 ?Pt(J/?)?0 First time at Tevatron
34CP Asymmetries and Decays Ratios of D0?hh-
Two Tracks Trigger open CDF to a new field, charm
physics
- Pure D0 samples are required ? D tag used
- The charge of the slow pion gives the D0 flavor
35CP Asymmetries and Decays Ratios of D0?hh-
36CP Asymmetries and Decays Ratios of D0?hh-
9.38 0.18 (stat) 0.10 (syst)
3.686 0.076 (stat) 0.036 (syst)
Results competitive with dedicated experiments
and ee- machines i.e. CLEO FOCUS
ACP
ACP(??) 2.0 1.7 (stat) 0.6 (syst)
ACP(KK) 3.0 1.9 (stat) 0.6 (syst)
37Summary
- CDF is starting doing competitive B physics
measurements - D0 need more time since the new detector
- In Italy many activities
- Bs branching ratio
- analysis
- D0 branching ratio
- CP measurements
- No contribution on
- J/? analysis
- Many opportunities
- for students !