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New Resonances at Belle Jolanta Brodzicka INP
Kraków For the Belle Collaboration XLIV
Cracow School of Theoretical Physics,
Zakopane May 28 - June 6, 2004
  • Topics
  • heavy-light mesons
  • cs DSJ in e e- ? cc continuum and B
    exclusive decays
  • cu D in B ? D() ? ?- decays
  • charmonium-like state X(3872)

2
The Belle Collaboration
A World-Wide Activity 300 People from 50
Institiutions
Jolanta Brodzicka, INP Kraków
, Belle Coll.
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KEK-B Factory
  • KEKB Asymmetric ee- collider
  • Two separate rings
  • e (LER) 3.5 GeV
  • e- (HER) 8.0 GeV
  • CM energy 10.580 GeV at ?(4S)
  • ee- ? ?(4S) ? BB
  • Parameters
  • 3016 m circumference
  • 11 mrad crossing angle
  • History Physics run since June 1999
  • Luminosity peak 1.3x1034 cm-2s-1
  • (achieved 20May2004)
  • Integrated Luminosity 250 fb-1
  • 260 x 10 6 BB
  • 300 x 10 6 cc continuum events

Jolanta Brodzicka, INP Kraków
, Belle Coll.
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Belle Detector
Aerogel Cherenkov Counter
  • Event reconstruction
  • ? Charged track
  • ? Central Drift Chamber (CDC)
  • ? Silicon Vertex Detector (SVD)
  • ? Electron and photon
  • ? Electromagnetic Calorimeter (ECL)

Time of Flight Counter
Central Drift Chamber
  • Particle identification
  • ? K/? separation
  • ? CDC dE/dx
  • ? Aerogel Cherenkov Counter (ACC)
  • ? Time of Flight Counter (TOF)
  • ? electron identification
  • ? ECL
  • ? KL and ? identification
  • ? KL and muon detector (KLM)
  • Vertexing
  • ? SVD

SC Solenoid 1.5T
Silicon Vertex Detector
KL /? Detector
Electromagnetic Calorimeter
Jolanta Brodzicka, INP Kraków
, Belle Coll.
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New observations at B-Factories
  • BaBar with 91 fb-1 on/off ?(4S) discovered
    resonance
  • DSJ(2317) ? DS ?0
  • isospin violating decay , narrow state ( ? lt
    10MeV )
  • BaBar also saw peak in DS ? ?0 mass
    distribution _at_ 2460 MeV
  • Interpreted as cross-feed from 2317 (DS
    from 2317 random ? )
  • CLEO (13.5 fb-1) confirmed DSJ(2317)
    established DSJ(2463) ? DS ?0
  • Belle (87 fb-1) saw both DSJ(2317) DSJ(2457)
    states in cc continuum
  • in B decays

Topic of this talk
Interpretations
  • DSJ(2317) DSJ(2457) identified with 0 , 1
    orbitally excited P-wave cs states
  • more exotic assignments DK molecule,
    multiquark state, mixing P-wave cs states with
    4-quark csqq states (? masses shifted below D()K
    )

Jolanta Brodzicka, INP Kraków
, Belle Coll.
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Potential Model for Q q
Godfrey-Isgur (1985)
  • Basic hypotheses of constituent quark model
  • mesons valence-quark configuration
  • dynamics described by a Hamiltonian
  • relativized
  • confinement with running ?s
  • one gluon exchange dominates at short distance

VQq ? Hconf Hspin-spin (color-hyperfine)
Hspin-orbit (1-gluon-exch)
Hspin-orbit (Thomas precession)
Inter-quark potential
Heavy Quark Symmetry mQ ? ?
Q at rest (no chromomagnetic field, static
source of chromoelectric field) , Q decouples
from q
(hydrogen atom)
dynamics of the q ? meson properties
separately conserved
Jolanta Brodzicka, INP Kraków
, Belle Coll.
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Predictions for cu and cs mesons
based on Heavy Quark Symmetry
  • L 1 Parity
  • jq ³/2 J 2
  • J 1
  • jq ½ J 1
  • J 0
  • L 0 Parity -
  • jq ½ J 1
  • J 0

DSJ(2573) DS1(2536) DS1 2.53 GeV DS 0
2.48 GeV
D2 (2462) D1 (2421) D1 2.44 GeV D0
2.40 GeV
Missing doublets till last summer
Ds (2112) Ds (1968)
D (2007) D (1865)
  • P-wave states with jq ½ expected to be broad
    (S-wave decays)
  • ? difficult to identify
    experimentally (jq ³/2 states narrow)
  • Also some predictions that m( jq ½ ) gt m(jq
    ³/2 )

Jolanta Brodzicka, INP Kraków
, Belle Coll.
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DSJ(2317) _at_ Belle
  • data sample 87 fb-1
  • ee- ? cc ? Ds ?0 X (inclusively-produced)
  • Ds ? ? (?K- K )? p (Ds ?0 ) gt 3.5 GeV (p
    in CMS) (to reduce combinatorial
    background)

DK threshold
Fitted signal 761 ? 44 (stat) ? 30 (syst)
Events/5MeV
?0 /DS sidebands
M( DS ?0 ) - M( DS ) GeV/c 2
M( DS ?0 ) - M( DS ) GeV/c 2
Small peak feed-down from DSJ(2457)
M(DSJ(2317)) 2317.2 0.5 (stat) 0.9 (syst)
MeV/c 2
? lt 4.6 MeV/c 2 (90 C.L.)
Jolanta Brodzicka, INP Kraków
, Belle Coll.
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DSJ(2457) _at_ Belle
  • ee- ? cc ? Ds ?0 X ( Ds ?0
    inclusively produced )
  • Ds ? Ds ? Ds ? ? (?K- K )? p (Ds
    ?0 ) gt 3.5 GeV

Fitted signal 126? 25 (stat) ? 12 (syst)
Events/5MeV
DS sideband
M( DS ?0 ) - M( DS ) GeV/c 2
M( DS ?0 ) - M( DS ) GeV/c 2
M(DSJ(2457)) 2456.5 1.3(stat) 1.3(syst)
MeV/c 2
Sideband-subtracted distribution
? lt 5.5 MeV/c 2 (90 C.L.)
  • Peaking background sources
  • Signal feeddown from DSJ(2317) random soft ?
  • Broken DSJ(2457) signal Ds with bad ?

Test of nature of DSJ search for other decay
modes
Jolanta Brodzicka, INP Kraków
, Belle Coll.
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Decay modes of DSJ
DSJ(2457) ? DS ? ?-
DSJ(2457) ? DS ?
DSJ(2317) region
59 ? 11
152 ? 18
DS1 (2536)
Events/3MeV
Events/5MeV
M( DS ? ) - M( DS ) GeV/c 2
M( DS ? ?- ) - M( DS ) GeV/c 2
Dipion mode 1st time observed
(DS1 assumption 0.62 )
(DS1 assumption 0.16 )
Godfrey,Phys.Lett.B 568, 254 (2003)
DSJ(2457) JP ? 0 ,0- favours JP 1
DSJ(2317) favours JP 0
  • No signal observed in
  • DSJ(2457) ? Ds ? , Ds ?0
  • DSJ(2317) ? Ds ? , Ds ? , DS ? ?-

From conservation of angular mom. and parity
Jolanta Brodzicka, INP Kraków
, Belle Coll.
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-
DSJ in cc continuum - summary
  • Belle observed DSJ(2317) ? DS ?0
  • and
    DSJ(2457) ? DS ?0
  • inclusively produced in ee- ? cc continuum
  • radiative and dipion decay modes of DSJ(2457)
    observed
  • the spin-parities 0 (DSJ(2317)) and 1
    (DSJ(2457)) are favoured

Jolanta Brodzicka, INP Kraków
, Belle Coll.
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DSJ in B exclusive decays
Motivations
  • Assignments of DSJ(2317) and DSJ(2457) being
  • orbitally excited cs
    mesons need confirmation
  • If DSJ(2317) and DSJ(2457) are cs states
  • can be observed in B ? D DsJ
    decays
  • expected BF 10-2 ? 10-3 , quite
    large
  • States cs with j q ½ easier produced in B
    decays than those with j q ³/2 (HQET)
  • States produced in B decay can be polarized
    from angular distributions ? J P
  • In B decays background reduction

Tree type diagram processes
Jolanta Brodzicka, INP Kraków
, Belle Coll.
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Method of full B reconstruction
  • Experimental conditions

ee- ? ?(4S) ? BB m? ? (mBmB)
  • For B decay to specific final state B ?
    f 1 f 2 f n

In ?(4S) frame Energy-Momentum conservation
Kinematical constraints are used
  • Kinematical Variables
  • Energy difference
  • Beam-constrained
  • mass

resolution improvement, background separation
Jolanta Brodzicka, INP Kraków
, Belle Coll.
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B ? D DsJ decays
data sample 115 fb-1
Signal extracted in ?E, Mbc and M(DSJ) Plot one
of them with cuts on the others
Reconstructed modes
B0 ? D- DsJ
B ? D0 DsJ
Both isospin related modes
Events/10MeV
M( DSJ ) GeV/c 2
?E GeV
DS decay angle of in DSJ (2457) ? DS ?
(B ? D DSJ )
Jolanta Brodzicka, INP Kraków
, Belle Coll.
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DSJ in exclusive B decays summary
BR(B?DDSJ) ? BR(DSJ) comparison
? 0.4
  • first observation of DSJ states in B decay in
    Belle
  • no new DSJ decay modes in comparison to
    inclusive production
  • masses and widths consistent
  • DSJ (2457) angular analysis consistent with J1
  • measured BRs do not exclude cs states
    assignments

Jolanta Brodzicka, INP Kraków
, Belle Coll.
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New D0 states
expected decay modes D- ? , D- ?
  • data sample 60 fb-1
  • Dalitz analysis for
  • B ?D- ? ? (1100 signal events) and
    B ?D- ? ? (600 events)

both with good S/B
  • unbinned likelihood fit performed with signal
    density function
  • S (M 12, M22 ) ? ? Ai exp(i?i ) BWi (M1
    2, M2 2 ) Aexp(i? ) ? 2 ? R(M2)
  • coherent sum of the amplitudes of D states
    which can contribute and phase space term
  • convolution with experimental resolution

Jolanta Brodzicka, INP Kraków
, Belle Coll.
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D0 mesons
Dalitz plot projections with fit results
Background
M ( D ?min ) GeV/c 2
M ( D ?min ) GeV/c 2
Background
M ( D ?min ) GeV/c 2
M ( D ?min ) GeV/c 2
First observation of D0 and D10
, Belle Coll.
Jolanta Brodzicka, INP Kraków
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D0 - summary
  • Belle observed for the first time broad D0
    and D10 states in B decays
  • (observed also
    by FOCUS, poor agreement in measured masses)
  • Identified as 0 and 1 orbitally excited cu
    doublet (with j q ½ )
  • Narrow 1 , 2 states D10 and D2 0 also
    seen
  • (already observed by CLEO)
  • Masses and widths of four D states were
    measured

Jolanta Brodzicka, INP Kraków
, Belle Coll.
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Measured masses versus model predictions
  • In cu spectrum masses of D, D,D consistent
    with model expectations
  • In cs case masses of new DSJ (2317) and DSJ
    (2457) inconsistent

Model expectation M(cs ) M(cu) ? 100 MeV
Chiral symmetry broken ? chiral partners split
off (states with opposite parity)
DSJ (2317) and DSJ (2457) interpreted as chiral
partners of DS and DS ?
? Nowaks talk
Jolanta Brodzicka, INP Kraków
, Belle Coll.
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Discovery of X(3872)
  • Belle data sample 140 fb-1
  • in B decay B ? K ? ?- J/? J/? ? l l-

For B signal extracted in ?E, Mbc
M( ? ?- l l- ) - M( l l- ) GeV
M( ? ?- l l - ) - M( l l - )
New state is not reflection from any known
state
new narrow charmonium-like state X(3872) ? J/?
? ?-
Jolanta Brodzicka, INP Kraków
, Belle Coll.
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X(3872)
  • Signal B ? X(3872)K extracted in ?E, Mbc
    and M( J/? ? ?- )
  • Plot one of them with cut on the others
  • Simultaneous fit in 3 variables

S 35.7? 6.8 (10? )
Events/5MeV
Events/5MeV
Events/15MeV
?E GeV
Mbc GeV
M ( J/? ? ?- ) GeV
MX 3872.0 0.6(stat) 0.5(syst) MeV
?X lt 2.3 MeV (90 C.L.)
  • MX gt M(D D ) open-charm decay possible, why
    so narrow ?
  • X produced in B decays J cannot be high
  • Is it charmonium state?
  • One of the unobserved higher charmonium states
    13DJ 11D2 23P1 21P1 ?


  • (predicted masses _at_ X mass region)
  • MX ? M(D0 D0 ) loosely bounded
    molecular or hybrid state?

Jolanta Brodzicka, INP Kraków
, Belle Coll.
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Properties of X(3872)
  • Checking hypothesis that X(3872) is charmonium
    state
  • ? radiative X decays should be observed
    (Eichten,Lane,Quigg)

3Dc 2 3Dc 3 ? X(3872) ? ? ?c1 , ? ?c2
Theory
  • B ? K ? ?c1 ?c1(1P) ? ? J/?

Events/4MeV
Events/8MeV
M (? ?c1 ) GeV
No signal in X(3872) region
Mbc GeV
  • B ? K ? ?c2 ?c2(1P) ? ? J/?

Events/10MeV
Events/5MeV
M (? ?c2 ) GeV
Mbc GeV
3Dc 2 3Dc 3 ruled out
Jolanta Brodzicka, INP Kraków
, Belle Coll.
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Properties of X(3872)
23P1 ? X(3872) ? ? J/?
Theory
B ? K ? J/?
? 11keV / 0.3keV ? 30
Absence of X(3872)
?c1 ( 23P1 ) ruled out
M (? J/? ) - M ( J/? ) GeV
hc ( 21P1 ) ?
Prediction for 1 ? 1- cos2? (J/? )
J/? decay angle in
X(3872) ? J/? ? ?- (B ? K X(3872) )
cos ?(J/? )
hc1 ( 21P1 ) ruled out
Jolanta Brodzicka, INP Kraków
, Belle Coll.
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X(3872) summary
  • New unexpected state X(3872) observed by Belle

  • (also seen at Fermilab in pp
    collisions and BaBar )
  • Still no obvious charmonium assignment
  • Is it D0 D0 molecule?

MX 3872.0 0.6(stat) 0.5(syst) MeV
?X lt 2.3 MeV (90 C.L.)
Jolanta Brodzicka, INP Kraków
, Belle Coll.
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Summary
  • Many charm results from Belle.
  • Some of them
  • unexpected or/and inconsistent with
    theoretical expectations.
  • B-Factory is a Charm Factory, too.
  • In adition B decays are good and clear ground
  • to study charm spectroscopy.

Jolanta Brodzicka, INP Kraków
, Belle Coll.
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, Belle Coll.
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Ds mesons
D mesons
L1
L1
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, Belle Coll.
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, Belle Coll.
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