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A Two Particle SUSY/FlavorFlavor Perspective on CPV in B → KS
December 15, 2003
@ 6th ACFA LC Workshop
Dec. 15 , 2003 @ ACFA-LC6 George W.S. Hou 2
Prologue: Is there a Link btwn LC and B?
• Super B Upgrade Does Take Aim at SUSY Effects !Super B Upgrade Does Take Aim at SUSY Effects !
But ...
• Could B Factory Impact on Tevatron/LHC/LC !?Could B Factory Impact on Tevatron/LHC/LC !?
Dec. 15 , 2003 @ ACFA-LC6 George W.S. Hou 3
Introduction: Intuitive Grasp of SKs Data*
* Cheon’s talk
Dec. 15 , 2003 @ ACFA-LC6 George W.S. Hou 4
Still 2.7 from 0.73 (~ 2002)
World Average
sin 21eff (KS) = 0.39±0.41 2002
sin 21eff (KS) = 0.15±0.33 2003
158 fb1:
250 fb1:
• LargeLarge Effective s-b Mixing• NewNew CPV Phase• Right-handedRight-handed Interaction
Large,Large, NewNew Physics,Physics, b → s
CPV Effect
[to get sin 21eff (’KS) ~ sin 21]
Call for Synergies of FlavorFlavor & SUSY ?Call for Synergies of FlavorFlavor & SUSY ?
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Penguins (Vertex Loops)
SKS = sin 21
SM (KM) Prediction
Possible SUSYFCNC/CPV Loop
Real
Dec. 15 , 2003 @ ACFA-LC6 George W.S. Hou 6
(approximate) Abelian FlavorFlavor Symmetry ⊕ SUSY AFS Has Right-handed Right-handed s-bs-b Mixing Mixing SUSY Brings in Right-handed DynaRight-handed Dyna
micsmics AFS Model Pre-existed Nir-Seiberg, PLB’93; Leurer-Nir-Seiberg, NPB’94
More Definite, yet Generic, Model Context ⇨ Constraints/Predictions ⇦
Has All IngredientsHas All Ingredients
Framework
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Abelian Flavor Symmetry jjiijiij MMMM Commuting Charges
Nir-Seiberg, PLB’93; Leurer-Nir-Seiberg, NPB’94Prominent
butright-handed
N.B. Need 4 Texture Zeros (Chua-WSH, PRL’01) : Set [..] = 0 Arhrib-Chua-WSH, PRD’01 Decouple d flavor
Mass/Mixing Hierarchy
Mixing Mixing ? MaximalNear RR bs
Alternative Picture:Alternative Picture:Chang,Masiero,Murayama
AFS: Independently Well Motivated
GUTGUT
Diag: MassUp-right: VCKM
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Right-handed Quarks Inert in SM Right-handed SSquarks
SUSYSUSY
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Assume Scale SUSY abovefar not AFSdegeneratealmost ,~ Squarks m
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Impact b ⇄sthru SUSYSUSY
also important
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Level Splitting by Large Mixing Drive One State Light
100 GeV100 GeVPossiblePossible
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Focus onFocus on200 GeV200 GeV
strange-beauty squarkstrange-beauty squark
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Why TeV Scale SUSY?
• Large Flavor Violation (s-b) ⇔ Stringent Low Energy Constraints
Chua-WSH, hep-ph/0110106
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Facing B Data
Arhrib-Chua-WSH, PRD’01Chua-WSH-Nagashima, hep-ph/0308298
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A Little Note on Formalism …
• Besides O1,2 Tree O3-6 Strong Penguin O7-10 EM/EW Penguin also O11,12 /g Dipole
iO Coupling handed-Right
Basis Massin calculated , tsCoefficien ii cc
Matrix Elements evaluated via Naïve Factorization
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• B → Ks , ’Ks Rates
First, Rate Constraints
• Survive b → s Constraint
• Ks Rate “Sees Red”• Cannot Account for ’Ks Rate Not a New Problem• Combine Combine b b → → s s and and B B → → KKss → → ~ ~ /2,/2, 33/2 /2 ??
gmm ~ ,~ 1, 0.5 TeV1, 0.5 TeV
2, 0.52, 0.51, 0.8 TeV1, 0.8 TeV
2, 0.82, 0.8
GeV 800~ gm More ConservativeMore Conservative
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Tuning for Tuning for SSKKs s ≲ 0,≲ 0, SS’K’Kss ~ S~ SKKss Possible Possible
• SSKKss ≲ 0 prefers lower -plane ➯ SS’K’Kss ≅ sin2Bd as well !• Lower gluino massLower gluino mass lowers SSKKss• Hadronic Parameters CP phase enters B → Ks via
Lower q2, and/or larger ➯ Larger |SSKKs s |∴ Prefer to keep gluino mass above 500 GeV (L.E. Constraints)• Could Could ≲≲ /2/2 be it?be it?Noticed also by Khalil & Kou [Murayama et al.]
0.5 TeV Preferred0.5 TeV Preferred
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The Upshot? Two-Particle SUSY Model
• Why TeV Scale SUSY? Large Flavor Violation (s-b) ⇔ Stringent Low Energy Constraints In fact, all other SUSY particles a “nuisance”:), hence pushed high.• TeV Scale SUSY w/ Strange-beauty SquarkStrange-beauty Squark
“Light” Particles: ≲ 200 GeV
≳ (≲?) 500 GeV
likely LSP?
unlikely ~ TeV
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Cross Sections at Tevatron
~ 0.1-1 pb ≲ 0.01 pb
A few hundred events at few fb−1
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Cross Sections at LHC
Now Dominant
Both ~ 10 pbSomewhat forward
More massive event Distinct, probe s → b
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Detection
• Basically, just a light “b”-squark in Production so, Discovery not a problem.
• Question is Decay: bino LSP or gravatino
• Can be Stable? (LSP)
To be studied ...
But, need Good b-tagging ! [s-tagging?]
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Conclusion
SSKKss , SS’K’Kss Data (May) Call for - Large s-b Mixing, w/ New CPV Phase - New Right-handed Interaction Hint at a Light Flavor-mixed Squark? Independtly Well Motivated (Flavor & SUSY) • Survive b → s Account for SSKKs s ≲ 0,≲ 0, SS’K’Kss>0>0 • Wait for Confirmation at B Factory Wait for Confirmation at B Factory [[⇨SuperB⇨SuperB]]
➯ ➯ Study Collider AspectStudy Collider Aspect
Nonstandard, Flavorful TeV SUSY w/ light StrangebeautyStrangebeauty
CP Phase !?CP Phase !?
B Factory Could Impact on Tevatron/LHC/LC !
B Factory Could Impact on Tevatron/LHC/LC !
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• Results stronger, but consistent (~ doubling of data)
3.53.5 from sin 21 = 0.73 • Statistics dominated• 2002: published (PRD’03) 2003: submitted to PRL (8/03), accepted 11/03
Belle B → KS : 2002 vs 2003
sin 21eff (KS) = 0.73±0.64±0.22
sin 21eff (KS) = 0.96±0.50
78 fb1:
140 fb1: +0.09
0.11
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BaBar 2003:B → KS Systematic Issues
sin 21eff (KS) = 0.18±0.51±0.09
sin 21eff (KS) = +0.45±0.43±0.07
81 fb1:
110 fb1:
Data size increased and was reprocessed. Extensive checks with data and Toy MC. The large change is attributed to a 1σ statistical fluctuation.
Browder @ LP03
consistent w/ 0.73
New 29 fb1 : Gives > +1 !!
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Abelian Flavor Symmetry jjiijiij MMMM Commuting Charges
Nir-Seiberg, PLB’93; Leurer-Nir-Seiberg, NPB’94Prominentbutright-handedN.B. Need 4 Texture Zeros (Chua-WSH, PRL’01) : Set [..] = 0
Arhrib-Chua-WSH, PRD’01 Decouple d flavor
Mass/Mixing Hierarchy
Mixing Mixing ? MaximalNear RR bs
Alternative Picture:Alternative Picture:Chang,Masiero,Murayama
AFS: Independently Well Motivated
GUT
Diag: MassUp-right: VCKM
Dec. 15 , 2003 @ ACFA-LC6 George W.S. Hou 31
Amplitudes
V ∓ A
Reason behind Opposite Trend in SSKKss vs vs SS’K’Kss
Dec. 15 , 2003 @ ACFA-LC6 George W.S. Hou 33
• Lighter gluino ~ 500 GeV Needed - mmBBs s > 70> 70 psps-1-1 Tough ! - sin2sin2BBs s ~~ 0 - 1 0 - 1 Tough ? Would’ve preferred heavier gluino but for … SSKKs s ≲ 0≲ 0• For lighter gluino, periodicity change ∵
a-term dominant (two exch.)• 100 GeV100 GeV ? ~ 200 GeV case Except, Easier Direct Detection !Direct Detection !
Consequences: mmBBss ,, sin2 sin2BBss
Take ≲ /2 as example
Tough Tough (!?)(!?)
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Experimental Prospects for mmBBss
What about LHCb/BTeV ?
CDF Cannot Observe (already optimistic)
Nakada: Can; but CPV Program for BBss Diificult?
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• Strength of Mixing-dep. CPV
Test LL component (Atwood, Gronau, Soni, 1997(Atwood, Gronau, Soni, 1997))
• SSKKssnownow PromisingPromising Free from Hadronic UncertFree from Hadronic Uncert.. In contrast, BBss → → probably washed out• Can also test LL comp. via Polarization in b → (Mannel, Recksiegel, 1997)(Mannel, Recksiegel, 1997)
Implications: Wrong Helicity Photon inWrong Helicity Photon in b b → → ss LL
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