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Title: Current and Anticipated Results in Bottom and Charm Physics from the Tevatron


1
Current and Anticipated Results in Bottom and
Charm Physics from the Tevatron
  • Jonathan Lewis
  • Fermilab
  • Aspen Winter Conference
  • January 2003

2
B Program Complement to ee- Factories
  • Bs
  • Flavor oscillations
  • CP Violation
  • Fits combining Bs?hh- and Bd?hh-
  • New physics in Bs0 ? J/? f
  • Mass, lifetime
  • Bc
  • Mass, lifetime, production, resonances(?)
  • b Baryons ?b, ?b
  • Mass, lifetime
  • CP Violation
  • ?b ? pp- vs. ?b ? pp
  • B and D rare decays
  • No tagging penalty!
  • QCD
  • B and D production in pp collisions
  • Quarkonium
  • Todays Talk Where we are on road to the
    Physics
  • Results from Summer 2002

3
Run 1 The Foundation
  • B triggers required leptons in the final state
    trigger
  • Semileptonic channel highlights
  • B0B0 Mixing, Production, Lifetimes

Dm 0.47 0.07 ps-1
4
Run 1 b J/y
  • Rich and pure channel
  • Highlights Lifetimes, production, Bc, first hint
    of CP

B0 J/y KS0
CDF Run 1
  • Yesterdays sensation is todays calibration

5
Run 2 Revolution
  • Higher Energy
  • Higher Luminosity
  • Higher Bandwidth
  • Precision Tracking
  • CDF New 96-layer drift chamber, 7-layer silicon
    barrel
  • D0 2T solenoidal field, 8-layer fiber tracker,
    silicon barrel and forward disks
  • CDF Time-of-flight detector for Kaon ID
  • Displaced Track Triggers for all-hadronic
    channels
  • What was offline analysis has moved to Level 2
    trigger

6
B Physics for Dummies The 3 Rs
  • Rate
  • Cross section
  • Luminosity
  • Trigger
  • Recognition
  • Tagging
  • Reconstruction
  • Extract the signal
  • Minimize the background

7
R 1
  • Rate

8
Cross Section
  • B physics enabled by large cross section
  • s(b)10mb for pTgt5 GeV, ?lt1
  • 1000 B per second at design luminosity
  • Compare to 10 B per second at ?(4S) factories
  • Run 1 total cross section factor 2 above NLO
    predictions
  • Ös1800 GeV
  • Effect seen over many channels
  • Energy dependence (630 vs. 1800 GeV) agrees with
    QCD

9
Theoretical Improvements
  • Recent work on the non-perturbative physics
  • Fragmentation functions from NRQCD-inspired fits
    to LEP data (names)
  • Resummation of next-to-leading logs and retuning
    of Petersen fragmentation (e0.002)

Kniehl, Kramer hep-ph/9901348
Cacciari, Nason hep-ph/0204025
  • Looking forward to marriage of matrix-element and
    parton-shower Monte Carlos

10
Cross Section Run 2
  • First D0 measurement
  • Muon Jet
  • Ös1960 GeV
  • b content from PT,rel
  • Lepton momentum

    perpendicular to jet direction
  • Expectations for Run 2
  • Precision tests of perturbative region (pT2mb2)
    with large data samples
  • Detailed exploration of non-perturbative region
  • ds/dpT (b J/y) down to pT(b)0

11
Luminosity
  • Tevatron performance thus far below expectations
  • Getting better
  • Record luminosity 3.61031cm-2s-1
  • Best week 7pb-1
  • CDF
  • 80 pb-1 good runs
  • Excludes studies, commissioning
  • 65 pb-1 with silicon
  • Typical efficiency for December 80

Start of CDF physics data
12
Trigger
  • Electrons ET,PTgt2 GeV
  • Muons PTgt1.5 GeV
  • Tracks PTgt1.5 GeV
  • Displaced tracks
  • Typically require d0gt100mm, PTgt2 GeV
  • CDF SVT resolution 50mm
  • Includes 30mm rms beam width
  • Differences
  • CDF pipelined Level 1 allows hadronic B decay
    trigger
  • D0 has hlt2 low-pT lepton coverage

13
Hadronic Trigger
  • Nominal cuts
  • pTgt 2 GeV
  • pT1pT2gt5.5 GeV
  • Opposite Charge
  • Opening Angle
  • 2ºltDflt90º for bc
  • 20ºltDflt135º for pp
  • d0gt100mm
  • Loose cuts (b c only)
  • pTgt 2 GeV
  • 2ºlt Dflt90º
  • d0gt100mm
  • Automatically updating prescale

14
R 2
  • Recognition
  • (Tagging)

15
Whats new (and old)
  • Tagging plans follow from CDF Run 1 results
  • Leptons and jet-charge with greater coverage
  • Same-side tag
  • New Element Time-of-flight for CDF
  • ID Kaons for PT lt 1.6 GeV
  • 120 ps resolution

f ?KK-
16
Expected Tagging Performance
  • Both Experiments relying on forward tracking and
    large lepton coverage

17
R 3
  • Reconstruction
  • (and results!)

18
Physics Goals With Two Leptons
  • CPV in B0 ? J/? KS0
  • Yesterdays sensation is todays calibration
  • Anomalous CPV in Bs0 ? J/? f
  • B0 ?µµK()
  • ?b?J/? ? Lifetime, production, CPV, etc.
  • Bc ? J/? p, J/? l?
  • Quarkonium production

19
D0 on the Road to Physics
  • Good Resolution from new tracker
  • J/? ? µµ-

Muon plus central tracking
Muon stand alone system
20
D0 Tracking Neutral Vees
  • KS0 ? p p-
  • ?0 ? pp

21
D0 First Exclusive B Decays
B ? J/? K
  • 5pb-1
  • Sample of 3000 J/?
  • Outer muon trigger
  • pT(µ) gt 2 GeV
  • pT(K) gt 0.5 GeV
  • pT(B) gt 10 GeV
  • Vertex fit ?2 gt10
  • Lxy gt120 µm

22
D0 First Physics
  • Inclusive b ? J/?X Lifetime
  • 416 30 signal events
  • 2184 47 prompt J/?s
  • ?(B) 492 37 ?m (stat. error only)
  • Compare to PDG ?(B) 469 ?m
  • J/? Cross Section
  • 5pb-1
  • Large rapidity coverage

23
CDF Results B Meson Masses
Bs0 ? J/? F 5360.3 3.8 2.9
B ? J/? K 5280.6 1.7 1.1
2.1
  • 18 pb-1, incomplete silicon coverage
  • Bs uncertainties already close to Run 1
  • Systematics will be greatly reduced with more
    data and recent track reconstruction improvements

B0 ? J/? K0 5279.8 1.9 1.4
24
CDF Results B ? J/? K Lifetime
  • 18 pb-1
  • Incomplete Silicon Coverage
  • 154 15 Events
  • t 1.49 0.14 (stat.) 0.04 (sys.)
  • Compare
  • Run 1 1.68 0.07 0.02
  • PDG 1.674 0.018
  • Expectation
  • Systematics to be greatly reduced with more data

25
All Hadronic Modes b?c
  • Primary goal Bs-Bs favor oscillations
  • a.k.a. Mixing
  • Measure frequency ?ms
  • ?ms /?md yields Vts/Vtd
    up to 5 theoretical

    uncertainty
  • Important constraint
    on CKM
  • Much more physics along the way and beyond
  • Masses
  • Lifetimes
  • Other CP violation studies

26
Before b comes c
  • Hadronic trigger yields large charm samples
  • Both direct and from b decays
  • Significant measurements at hand quickly for
    charm production and decay properties
  • D-Ds Mass Splitting
  • Decay mode fp , f ?KK-
  • ?m 99.280.430.27 MeV
  • PDG 99.20.5 MeV
  • Systematics dominated by
    fit model and selections
  • Can be reduced with
    more data

27
D0 ?hh- Decays
  • Measure Cabibbo-suppressed branching ratios
  • Requires detailed modelling of detector
    performance
  • No particle ID
  • Account for both hypotheses for Kp mode
  • 10 pb-1 sample
  • Systematics dominated by background and
    acceptance models

K-p
KK-
K-pp0
pp-
28
Branching Ratio Results
  • G(D?KK)/ G(D?Kp) (11.170.480.98)
  • PDG (10.830.27)
  • G(D? pp)/ G(D? Kp) (3.370.200.16)
  • PDG (3.760.17)

29
Charm Production
  • Displaced track trigger sensitive to long lived D
    mesons
  • Prompt production much greater than from B
  • Can differentiate based on lifetime and impact
    parameter (d0)

Prompt D
D from B
Significant impact parameter
Long apparent lifetime
  • Efficiency sculpted by trigger cuts

OK
Excluded
30
Prompt Charm Fraction
  • Prompt fraction from d0 distribution
  • Resolution function from simulation
  • Check in KS ? pp sample
  • B fraction in several D meson channels
  • D0?K? 16-24
  • D??D0 11-20
  • D??K?? 11-17
  • Ds??? 32-40

31
Charmless B Decays
  • Extract CP violation from multiple modes
  • Bd?pp
  • Bd?Kp
  • Bs?Kp
  • Bs?KK
  • Separate Penguin and Tree amplitudes
  • First signal

d
u
u
b
d
d
  • 31 Signal-to-noise
  • Rates understood
  • Consistent with expectations after correction for
    acceptance

d
b
u
g
u
d
d
32
Sensitivity for ?
  • Separate modes on a statistical basis using mass
    shapes and dE/dx
  • Sensitivity depends on strong-interaction phase
    between tree and penguin processes
  • For 2 fb-1 expect d?5-10
  • Bd?pp
  • Bd?Kp
  • Bs?Kp
  • Bs?KK

33
Bs Mixing
  • First All-Hadronic Decays
  • B- ?D0p-, D0 ?K-p

Mixing 5s Discovery Sensitivity

SN 12 11 21
5612 Events
Excluded
Event Yield
34
Outlook
  • CDF
  • 4 out-of 5 majority logic for SVT tested this
    month
  • Expect 50 efficiency improvement
  • Hoping to run DAQ at higher rates and increase
    cross section of B events to tape
  • Level 1 12 kHz ? 25 kHz
  • D0
  • Track trigger commissioning complete this winter
  • Fiber and silicon
  • Hoping to improve trigger bandwidth
  • Level 1 now 1 kHz, want 4 kHz
  • Tevatron
  • 100 pb-1 more by summer

35
Conclusions
  • CDF and D0 detectors and reconstruction
    performing well
  • First B signals seen
  • Lots of work to do
  • Exciting results just around the corner
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