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Clean Prediction of K S K S , K L K L Production Rates in Vector Quarkonium Decay to K 0 K 0 PRL 96, 192001 (2006). Haibo Li Institute of High Energy Physics, Beijing . International Workshop on Heavy Quarkonium QWG4 – June 27-30 2006, BNL, USA. CP Violation (Im[...]  0). - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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2006-6-28 Haibo Li 1 Clean Prediction of K S K S , K L K L Production Rates in Vector Quarkonium Decay to K 0 K 0 PRL 96, 192001 (2006) Haibo Li Institute of High Energy Physics, Beijing. International Workshop on Heavy Quarkonium QWG4 – June 27-30 2006, BNL, USA
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Page 1: Haibo Li  Institute of High Energy Physics, Beijing .  International Workshop on Heavy Quarkonium

2006-6-28 Haibo Li 1

Clean Prediction of KSKS, KLKL Production Rates in Vector Quarkonium Decay to K0K0

PRL 96, 192001 (2006)

Haibo Li

Institute of High Energy Physics, Beijing.

International Workshop on Heavy Quarkonium

QWG4

– June 27-30 2006, BNL, USA

Page 2: Haibo Li  Institute of High Energy Physics, Beijing .  International Workshop on Heavy Quarkonium

2006-6-28 Haibo Li 2

CPV Established in Both K and B Decays

CKMV u

c

t

d s b

ud us ub

cd cs cb

td ts tb

V V V

V V V

V V V

CP Violation(Im[...] 0)

arg(...)

arg(...)

3 3 3

0ud ub cd cb td tbV V V V V V

A A A

,

0 0

mixingB B

and )B b c (

( )b u

0,1

2

3 0,0

1

ud ub

cd cb

V V

V V

td tb

cd cb

V V

V V

Results on the CKM angles:

1.3 1.

13 8

15 12

2.7

63

21

99

20 15184

Search for CPV in various reactions, probe possible new source of CPV.

I am going to talk about possible CP observation in quarkonium decays which may be correlated

with K, D, and B system .

Page 3: Haibo Li  Institute of High Energy Physics, Beijing .  International Workshop on Heavy Quarkonium

2006-6-28 Haibo Li 3

Vector Quarkonium Decay to K0K0 System

Q

Q

K0

K0

K0

K0

K0

K0W

Strong EM Weak 10-9

Assume QQ is pure QQ system, the possible strong multiquark effects that involve seaquarks play no rule here.

The K0K0 system is in a state with charge parity C =1:The reason is that the relative orbital angular momentum of the K0K0

pair must be in L = 1 because of angular momentum conservation. A boson-pair with L = 1 must be in an antisymmetric state, the antisymmetric

state of particleantiparticle pair must be in a state C = 1:

00001

00

2

1KKKKKK

C

Page 4: Haibo Li  Institute of High Energy Physics, Beijing .  International Workshop on Heavy Quarkonium

2006-6-28 Haibo Li 4

CPV Processes 1 Quarkonium Decay to KSKS , KLKL

Within Standard Model, the possible CPV processesVector QQbar KSKS, KLKL are due to K0K0 oscillation!

KSKL

KLKS

KSKS

KLKL

K0

K0

CPV processes

Time evolution of the K0K0 system produced in vector QQ decay can tell us the possibilities to find KSKL, KLKS, KSKS and KLKL

t1

t2t0

Page 5: Haibo Li  Institute of High Energy Physics, Beijing .  International Workshop on Heavy Quarkonium

2006-6-28 Haibo Li 5

TimeEvolution of K0K0 System The weak eigenstates of the K0 are:

,00 KqKpKS .00 KqKpKL

with eigenvalues : LLLSSS

im

im

2,

2

Then the time evolution of K0K0 system :

Following the 1 Quarkonium decay, the K0 and K0 will go separately and the time evolution of the particle states is:

,2

1)(,

2

1)( 00

Lti

Sti

Lti

Sti KeKe

qtKKeKe

ptK LSLS

Page 6: Haibo Li  Institute of High Energy Physics, Beijing .  International Workshop on Heavy Quarkonium

2006-6-28 Haibo Li 6

Time Dependent Amplitudes

1,22 LLsSSLLS KKKKqpKKKK

Since the states <KS| and |KL> are unorthogonal, we have :

Then the amplitudes to find KSKS, KSKL, KLKS, KLKL pairs are:

A1(t1, t2) = A4(t1, t2)A2(t1,t2) = A2 (t2,t1)

If CP is conserved, |p/q|=1, orthe two particles are observed at the same time, namely, t1=t2, thenA1(t1, t2) = A4(t1, t2)=0 for KSKS and KLKL cases because Bose-Einstein statistics prevents two identical bosons from being in an antisymmetric state. In other words, only KS and KL can be see at the same time in 1 K0K0 decay.

Page 7: Haibo Li  Institute of High Energy Physics, Beijing .  International Workshop on Heavy Quarkonium

2006-6-28 Haibo Li 7

Time-integrated Possibilities The time integrated possibilities to observe KSKS, KSKL and KLKL pairs, which are normalized by the widths of KS and KL are:

ym

xLS ,,2

Page 8: Haibo Li  Institute of High Energy Physics, Beijing .  International Workshop on Heavy Quarkonium

2006-6-28 Haibo Li 8

The Decay Widths The Partial widths of the KSKS, KLKL, KSKL are:

where C is the phase space factor.

The ratio RSS and RLL are defined as:

LLLS

LL

LS

SS RKK

KK

KK

KK

)(

),(

)(

),(

,, PP

PP

In the ratios, the phase space factor C and the strong matrix element square are completely canceled, which insure that the ratios are completely free from uncertainty caused by strong interaction in the decay.

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2006-6-28 Haibo Li 9

Correlation with KL Semileptonic Decays

RSS and RLL can be determined by using experimental measuredValues of x, y and |p|2 - |q|2, where |p|2 - |q|2 is related to CP

asymmetry parameters L in semileptonic KL decay:

Page 10: Haibo Li  Institute of High Energy Physics, Beijing .  International Workshop on Heavy Quarkonium

2006-6-28 Haibo Li 10

The Predicated Results for RSS and RLL

The results can be extended to all 1-- heavy quarkonia:

From PDG 2004, one gets:

= (0.327 0.012)%

8% relative error!

Page 11: Haibo Li  Institute of High Energy Physics, Beijing .  International Workshop on Heavy Quarkonium

2006-6-28 Haibo Li 11

Current Experimental Status for KSKL

BES: 58M, J/ KSKL

PRD, 69, 012003(2004)

BES: 14M, (2S)KSKL

PRL, 92, 052001(2004)

Page 12: Haibo Li  Institute of High Energy Physics, Beijing .  International Workshop on Heavy Quarkonium

2006-6-28 Haibo Li 12

The Predicted Results for CPV QQ(1) KSKS Processes

We got the following predicted branching factions for CPV processes :

From PDG 2004

BESII: PRD 69, 012003 (2004)BESII: PRL, 92, 052001 (2004)

Page 13: Haibo Li  Institute of High Energy Physics, Beijing .  International Workshop on Heavy Quarkonium

2006-6-28 Haibo Li 13

Search for CPV QQ(1) KSKS Processes (1) BESII 58M J/ , J/ KSKS

BESII 14M (2S), (2S) KSKS

BESII: PLB 589 (2004) 7

At BESIII, 1010 J/ sample can be produced per year !

The main backgrounds are due to J/ KSKS which will dilute the CP of KSKS final states.

Page 14: Haibo Li  Institute of High Energy Physics, Beijing .  International Workshop on Heavy Quarkonium

2006-6-28 Haibo Li 14

Search for CPV QQ(1) KSKS Processes (2)

2.3 fb-1 data collected at peak at DA NE, which correspond to 6 109 decay events. These data can be used to probe KSKS and KLKL precisely with statistic error about 1% level according to the prediction Br( KSKS ) = (3.59 0.27)10-6

The precise RSS will be obtained at 1% level, then, it can be used to constrain the KL semileptonic decay parameter L [ 4% 1%] by using the correlation between KSKS decay and KL semileptonic decay .

(nS) KSKS will be reached at future Super-B factory.

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2006-6-28 Haibo Li 15

Background from K Regeneration --Dissipation and Decoherence

One has to take care of the possibility of neutral K regeneration in detectors (KLOE, BES-III, Super-Belle). The beam pipe or material in Draft Chamber will be the target to make K regeneration. In this case, KSKL final states may become KSKS or KLKL, which will dilute the CP measurements. Especially, it is more dangerous at phi factory since the momentum of K is very low.

00

2

1KKKL SL KffKffKfKf

2

1

2

1

2

1 001 ff

We are working on this possible dilution at BES-III.

Page 16: Haibo Li  Institute of High Energy Physics, Beijing .  International Workshop on Heavy Quarkonium

2006-6-28 Haibo Li 16

Isospin Relation in QQ(1) KK DecaysBecause of isospin symmetry, we have then, it is straightforward to obtain the following relation by neglecting the phase space difference:

//00 JHKKJHKK

Where A is the correction factor due to K0-K0bar mixing:

One get A is not exactly equal to 1, even isospin symmetry is an exact symmetry :

One has to consider K0 mixing effect when test isospin symmetry which is violated mostly due to Electromagnetic effects.

Page 17: Haibo Li  Institute of High Energy Physics, Beijing .  International Workshop on Heavy Quarkonium

2006-6-28 Haibo Li 17

Summary(1)

• We have studied the CPV decay processes of J/, (2S), and (nS) Quarkonia to KSKS and KLKL.• The ratio of RSS (RLL) of KSKS (KLKL and KSKL production rates has been constructed in a model-independent way:

• Simultaneous measurements of vector quarkonium decays to both KSKS

and KSKL pairs are suggested at higher luminosity e+e machines (BEPC-II, DA NE-II, and Super-B). So many systematic errors can be canceled in the ratio RSS measurements.

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2006-6-28 Haibo Li 18

Summary(2)

• With current experimental information, the absolute branching fractions of the CPV processes are first predicted:

The results had been published at Phys. Rev. Lett. 96 (2006) 192001 By Haibo Li and Mao-Zhi Yang


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