Study of B and BD(*)Matthew Barrett
Brunel University – HEP GroupSchool of Engineering and Design
On Behalf of the BaBar Collaboration
Presented at
Outline● Recoil Technique● B ● BD(*)● Summary
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Experiment
e+
e–
SVT – Silicon Vertex Tracker
1.5T Magnet
DIRC – Detector of Internally Reflected Cherenkov radiation
DCH – Drift CHamber
EMC – Electromagnetic Calorimeter
IFR – Instrumented Flux Return
● e+e– collisions: ECM
= 10.58GeV (Y(4S) Mass).
433 fb–1 4S data
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Recoil Technique● Lack of kinematic
constraints: 2 or 3 neutrinos in final state.
● Fully Reconstruct otherB (B
reco): constrain Bsignal.
● Two methods – “Tags”:● Hadronic: B
recoD(*)X
– X= hadrons (, K, 0, Ks).
● Semileptonic: BrecoDlX
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Recoil Technique● The is reconstructed
in 4 modes in B.
– ee
–
–
–
● Accounts for ~70% of decays.● Only Leptonic decays used in BD
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B
B Motivation●
● ml leads to Helicity suppression:
I● fB: B-meson decay constant.
− Accessible: purely leptonic decays.− fB = 0.216 0.022 GeV from lattice QCD.
● Vub
: CKM matrix element: |Vub| = (4.31 0.30) 10
–3.
● SM predictions: B(B) = (1.6 0.4) 10–4.B(B) = (0.85 0.14) 10–4. (Vub, no lattice)
Phys.Rev.Lett.95, 212001 (2005)
PDG2006
: : e1 : 510–3 : 10–7
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B Motivation● Beyond the SM:● Extra diagram from Charged
Higgs.● Modified Branching fraction in
Two Higgs Doublet Model (2HDM):
● mH – charged Higgs Mass.
● tan – ratio of v.e.v. of 2HD.
W.S.Hou PRD 48 2342 (1993)
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B Hadronic Analysis● Uses 383 106 BB pairs.● Likelihood fit to yield in
4 channels.●
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● EExtra
sum of unattributed energy in Calorimeter.
●
Phys.Rev.D77:011107, 2008arXiv:0708.2260 [hep-ex]
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B Semileptonic Analysis● Uses 383 106 BB pairs.● Likelihood fit to yield in
4 channels.●
●
● EExtra
sum of unattributed energy in Calorimeter.
●
Phys.Rev.D76:052002, 2007arXiv:0705.1820 [hep-ex]
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Belle B Results● 449 106 BB pairs● Hadronic Tags (B D(*)0[, , a
1, D
s]).
●
●
● Using HFAG Vub:
PRL 97, 251802 (2006)
(3.5
mode
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B Results● BaBar: Two tags – statistically independent.● Combine – Likelihood fit to 8 channels● (2.6● Belle hadronic analysis:●
● UTfit combined value:● B(B) = (1.41 0.43) 10–4.
a● NB BaBar and Belle values above include
charge conjugate modes.
http://www.utfit.org
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Standard Model constraints● Combine with m
d:
– B0 mass difference.– fB cancels.
– ratio of CKM elements:|V
ub| and |V
td|.
– UT constraint.
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Constraints on New Physics● Constraint on Charged
Higgs Mass.●
● Shown above LEP direct search limit.
● Combine with results frombs. B + bs.
B
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BD(*)
BD(*) Motivation● Many Semileptonic B decays observed:● But those with a – experimentally challenging.● Branching fractions can be accurately predicted:
● 4 Channels to be studied
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JHEP 0610, 053 (2006)Phys. Lett. B 326 145 (1994)
BD(*) Motivation● Beyond SM – charged Higgs.● Higgs couples to mass – larger
effect than in BD(*)l● Ratio of
B(BDBBDlfor MSSM (l = e, ).
mW/m
H tan
hep-ph/0109244
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BD(*) Analysis● Uses 232106 BB pairs.● Hadronic tags used.● Flavour correlation between
D(*) and Breco
.
● Reconstruct 4 D channels:D*+, D*0, D+, D0
● Most discriminating variable mmiss
2
● Simultaneous fit to all channels.● BF normalised with respect to D(*)l
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BD(*) ResultsLegend
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BD(*) Results
●
Belle● 535106 BB pairs.● reconstructed as e,
and .●
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(3.6(6.2
PRL 100 021801(2008)hep-ex/0709:1698
Xmis
– closely related to Mmiss
.E
vis – visible energy.
signal
background
arXiv:0706.4429[hep-ex] (5.2
statonly
Summary● Leptonic and semi-leptonic B decays involving s are
experimentally challenging.● But provide exciting prospects for observing new
physics effects, including charged Higgs.
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Backup Slides
Charged Higgs Exclusion
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