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Juan Martin Otalora Goicochea - XXXV ENFPC 1/ 32
Theory and Techniques LHCb Experiment B± → h+h−h± B± → pph±
CP Violationin Charmless 3-body B decays
Juan Martin Otalora Goicochea(Campus Xerem, UFRJ)
XXXV Encontro Nacional de Fısica de Partıculas e Campos,September 17, 2014
B± → h+h−h± LHCb Brazilian Group
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Outline
• Theory and Techniques
• The LHCb Detector
• B± → h+h−h± decays. (h = K , π)• B± → pph± decays.
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Theory and Techniques
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Theory and Techniques LHCb Experiment B± → h+h−h± B± → pph±
Introduction
• CP Violation (Sakharov, Baryogenesys)
• Discovered 1964 (neutral kaons)
• Standard Model CPV (CKM matrix)
• SM CPV (insufficient, Universe)
• CKM matrix: D (small or null), B (measurable)
• 3-body decays are interesting (signatures in Dalitz Plot)
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Conditions for Direct CP Violation• In charged B decays, we have multiple amplitudes :
A(B → f ) = |A1|e i(δ1+φ1) + |A2|e i(δ2+φ2) + |A3|e i(δ3+φ3) + ...
• Strong phases (δi ) are invariant under CP Transformation: δi → δi• Weak phases (φi ) change sign under CP Transformation: φi → −φi
A(B → f ) = |A1|e i(δ1−φ1) + |A2|e i(δ2−φ2) + |A3|e i(δ3−φ3) + ...
• The Asymmetry can be calculated as:
ACP(B → f ) =|A|2 − |A|2
|A|2 + |A|2∝
∑ij
sin(δi − δj)sin(φi − φj)
• Conditions for Direct CP Violation:
1) At least two amplitudes.2) Non-zero weak phase difference, φi − φj 6= 03) Non-zero strong phase difference, δi − δj 6= 0
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BSS Model for the B± → π+π−π±decay
b → duu
W
u
B−
b
u
ππ
u
dπ−
u
Vub
Vud
tree diagram
g
W
u
B−
b
uππ
u
uπ−d
Vqb Vqd
penguin diagram
1) At least two amplitudes. Tree x Pengin
• In both diagrams: Initial State: B meson, Final State: πππ
• BSS model: b is considered as free. u is considered an espectator (quark level)
2) Non-zero week phase difference: CKM: AT ∝ VubVud , AP ∝ VqbVqd , q = u, c, t.
3) Non-zero strong phase difference: (penguin: q on its mass shell (u, c for b decays)).
Source of δi − δj 6= 0 are Short Distance Effects.!!!
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Dalitz Plot
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Dalitz Plot
Isobar Model: the decay amplitude is a coherent sum of a non-resonant amplitude plusresonant amplitudes:
A(s12, s23) = cnrANR(s12, s23) +∑k
ckAk(s12, s23)
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Amplitude Analysis
A(s12, s23) = cnrANR(s12, s23) +∑k
ckAk(s12, s23)
FB(s12, s23)FR(s12, s23)BW (s12, s23)M(s12, s23)
Fitting the model to data (DP plane) we obtain the complex coefficients cnr , ck wich tell usthe contribution of ressonances.
Asymmetry : In order to consider asymmetry we define a contribution for theparticle and the antiparticle:
A(s12, s23) =∑j
cjAj(s12, s23)︸ ︷︷ ︸B+sample
+∑j
cjAj(s12, s23)︸ ︷︷ ︸B−sample
, Aj (s12, s23) = Aj (s12, s23)
cj and cj contains weak and strong phases.
ACP =|cj |2−|cj |2|cj |2+|cj |2
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Asymmetry Map from Mirandizing MethodPhys.Rev.D 86,036005(2012).I.Bediaga, J.Miranda, A.C.dosReis, I.I.Bigi, A.Gomes, J.M.Otalora Goicochea, and A.Veiga.
• Histogram performed by an adaptive binning algorithm.
• Each bin contains the same number of events.
• The asymmetry was calculated from the evens inside the bin.
• The vertical color scale tell us the asymmetry value.
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LHCb Experiment
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Theory and Techniques LHCb Experiment B± → h+h−h± B± → pph±
The LHCb Detector• Single-arm forward spectrometer (2 < η < 5),
• Designed to study particles containing b and c quarks
• Includes a High precision tracking system
• Ring Imaging Cherenkov Detectors (charged hadrons)
• Calorimeter System (photons, electrons and hadrons)
• Muon System, interleaved layers of iron and MWPC (muons)
2011: 1 fb−1,√s = 7 TeV
2012: 2 fb−1,√s = 8 TeV
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Theory and Techniques LHCb Experiment B± → h+h−h± B± → pph±
The LHCb Detector• Single-arm forward spectrometer (2 < η < 5),
• Designed to study particles containing b and c quarks
• Includes a High precision tracking system
• Ring Imaging Cherenkov Detectors (charged hadrons)
• Calorimeter System (photons, electrons and hadrons)
• Muon System, interleaved layers of iron and MWPC (muons)
2011: 1 fb−1,√s = 7 TeV
2012: 2 fb−1,√s = 8 TeV
VertexDetector
Tracking Stations
Magnet
Juan Martin Otalora Goicochea - XXXV ENFPC 10/ 32
Theory and Techniques LHCb Experiment B± → h+h−h± B± → pph±
The LHCb Detector• Single-arm forward spectrometer (2 < η < 5),
• Designed to study particles containing b and c quarks
• Includes a High precision tracking system
• Ring Imaging Cherenkov Detectors (charged hadrons)
• Calorimeter System (photons, electrons and hadrons)
• Muon System, interleaved layers of iron and MWPC (muons)
2011: 1 fb−1,√s = 7 TeV
2012: 2 fb−1,√s = 8 TeV
Rich1 Rich2
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Theory and Techniques LHCb Experiment B± → h+h−h± B± → pph±
The LHCb Detector• Single-arm forward spectrometer (2 < η < 5),
• Designed to study particles containing b and c quarks
• Includes a High precision tracking system
• Ring Imaging Cherenkov Detectors (charged hadrons)
• Calorimeter System (photons, electrons and hadrons)
• Muon System, interleaved layers of iron and MWPC (muons)
2011: 1 fb−1,√s = 7 TeV
2012: 2 fb−1,√s = 8 TeV
SP, PS
ECal
HCal
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Theory and Techniques LHCb Experiment B± → h+h−h± B± → pph±
The LHCb Detector• Single-arm forward spectrometer (2 < η < 5),
• Designed to study particles containing b and c quarks
• Includes a High precision tracking system
• Ring Imaging Cherenkov Detectors (charged hadrons)
• Calorimeter System (photons, electrons and hadrons)
• Muon System, interleaved layers of iron and MWPC (muons)
2011: 1 fb−1,√s = 7 TeV
2012: 2 fb−1,√s = 8 TeV
MuonSystem
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B±→ h+h−h± decays.
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Theory and Techniques LHCb Experiment B± → h+h−h± B± → pph±
Inclusive CP asymmetry [arXiv:1408.5373]Measurement of the raw CP asymmetry from simultaneous mass fit to B+ and B−
candidates:Araw =
NB−−NB+
NB−+NB+
.
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model−π+π± K→ ±B
combinatorial 4-body→B
±)Kγ0ρ'(η → ±B ±π−π+π → ±B
B− → K−π+π− B+ → K+π+π−Nsig = 181 074± 556
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4-body→B −π+π± K→ ±B
Nsig = 24 907± 222B− → π−π+π− B+ → π+π+π−
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4-body→B ±π−
K+ K→ ±B−π+π± K→ ±B
B− → K−K+K− B+ → K+K+K−Nsig = 109 240± 354
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4-body→ SB 4-body→B
−K+K± K→ ±B
−π+π± K→ ±B
B− → K−K+π− B+ → K+K+π−Nsig = 6 161± 172
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Theory and Techniques LHCb Experiment B± → h+h−h± B± → pph±
Inclusive CP asymmetry [arXiv:1408.5373]Measurement of the raw CP asymmetry from simultaneous mass fit to B+ and B−
candidates:Araw =
NB−−NB+
NB−+NB+
.
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]2c) [GeV/−π+π−(Km
5.1 5.2 5.3 5.4 5.5
310×
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s / (
0.01
GeV
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02468
1012141618
310× LHCb
]2c) [GeV/−π+π+(Km
5.1 5.2 5.3 5.4 5.5
310×
model−π+π± K→ ±B
combinatorial 4-body→B
±)Kγ0ρ'(η → ±B ±π−π+π → ±B
B− → K−π+π− B+ → K+π+π−Nsig = 181 074± 556
]2c) [GeV/−π+π−π(m
5.1 5.2 5.3 5.4 5.5
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model±π−π+π → ±B
combinatorial
4-body→B −π+π± K→ ±B
Nsig = 24 907± 222B− → π−π+π− B+ → π+π+π−
]2c) [GeV/−K+K−(Km
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K+K± K→ ±Bcombinatorial
4-body→B ±π−
K+ K→ ±B−π+π± K→ ±B
B− → K−K+K− B+ → K+K+K−Nsig = 109 240± 354
]2c) [GeV/−π+K−(Km
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LHCb
]2c) [GeV/−π+K+(Km
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model±π−
K+ K→ ±Bcombinatorial
4-body→ SB 4-body→B
−K+K± K→ ±B
−π+π± K→ ±B
B− → K−K+π− B+ → K+K+π−Nsig = 6 161± 172
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Inclusive CP asymmetry [arXiv:1408.5373]
• The raw asymmetry has to be corrected for the B-meson production asymmetry and thedetector asymmetry :
Araw ≈ ACP +AP +Ah′D
• Decays divided into two categories depending on the flavour of the unpaired hadron:
B± → h+h−K± ACP = Araw −AP(B±)−AD(K±)B± → h+h−π± ACP = Araw −AP(B±)−AD(π±)
• AP (B) from B → J/ψ(µµ)K studies and using AD (K) = (−0.126± 0.018)% [PRL 108 (2012) 201601]
• AD (π) = (0.00± 0.25)% from studies of prompt D∗ decays [PLB 713 (2012) 186]
• Acceptance correction to take into account non uniformity of efficiencies and rawasymmetries in the phase space
2.8σ
4.3σ
4.2σ
5.6σ
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Dalitz Plot [arXiv:1408.5373]
Dalitz plots in the signal region with bkg: ±34 MeV/c2 (hhh and hhK), ±17 MeV/c2 (πKK)
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Dalitz Plot [arXiv:1408.5373]
Dalitz plots in the signal region with bkg: ±34 MeV/c2 (hhh and hhK), ±17 MeV/c2 (πKK)
]4c/2) [GeV−π+π(2m0 10 20
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Dalitz Plot [arXiv:1408.5373]
Dalitz plots in the signal region with bkg: ±34 MeV/c2 (hhh and hhK), ±17 MeV/c2 (πKK)
]4c/2) [GeV−π+π(2m0 10 20
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Dalitz Plot [arXiv:1408.5373]
Dalitz plots in the signal region with bkg: ±34 MeV/c2 (hhh and hhK), ±17 MeV/c2 (πKK)
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Dalitz Plot [arXiv:1408.5373]
Dalitz plots in the signal region with bkg: ±34 MeV/c2 (hhh and hhK), ±17 MeV/c2 (πKK)
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CP asymmetries in the phase space [arXiv:1408.5373]
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CP asymmetries in the phase space [arXiv:1408.5373]
Large asymmetries at low m2ππ Large asymmetries at low m2
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Juan Martin Otalora Goicochea - XXXV ENFPC 15/ 32
Theory and Techniques LHCb Experiment B± → h+h−h± B± → pph±
Interference
• Zoom at low mass region. Asymmetry is more evident.
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Juan Martin Otalora Goicochea - XXXV ENFPC 15/ 32
Theory and Techniques LHCb Experiment B± → h+h−h± B± → pph±
Interference• The behavior of all channels change at midle of the vertical range
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Juan Martin Otalora Goicochea - XXXV ENFPC 16/ 32
Theory and Techniques LHCb Experiment B± → h+h−h± B± → pph±
Interference: B± → π+π−π±
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Juan Martin Otalora Goicochea - XXXV ENFPC 16/ 32
Theory and Techniques LHCb Experiment B± → h+h−h± B± → pph±
Interference: B± → π+π−π±
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Juan Martin Otalora Goicochea - XXXV ENFPC 16/ 32
Theory and Techniques LHCb Experiment B± → h+h−h± B± → pph±
Interference: B± → π+π−π±
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Juan Martin Otalora Goicochea - XXXV ENFPC 17/ 32
Theory and Techniques LHCb Experiment B± → h+h−h± B± → pph±
Interference: B± → π+π−π±co
sθ>
0co
sθ<
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Juan Martin Otalora Goicochea - XXXV ENFPC 18/ 32
Theory and Techniques LHCb Experiment B± → h+h−h± B± → pph±
Interference: B± → π+π−π± (Simple Isobar Model)
B+: A+ = Aρ+eiΦρ+FBW
ρ cos θ + Anr+ e iΦ
nr+ Fnr
B−: A− = Aρ−eiΦρ−FBW
ρ cos θ + Anr− e
iΦnr−Fnr
The phase (Φ) contains the weak (φ) and strong (δ) phases.
FBWρ = 1
m2ρ−s−imρΓρ(s) Fnr = 1
Juan Martin Otalora Goicochea - XXXV ENFPC 19/ 32
Theory and Techniques LHCb Experiment B± → h+h−h± B± → pph±
Interference: B± → π+π−π± (Simple Isobar Model)
• Diference of magnitudes(Short Distance Effect)
∆|A+|2 = |A+|2 − |A−|2 = [(Aρ+)2 − (Aρ−)2] |FBWρ |2 cos2 θ + [(Anr
+ )2 − (Anr+ )2]|Fnr |2+
2 cos θ|FBWρ |2|Fnr |{
(m2ρ − s) [Aρ+Anr
+ cos(Φρ+ − Φnr+ )− Aρ−A
nr− cos(Φρ− − Φnr
−)]−
mρΓρ [Aρ+Anr+ sin(Φρ+ − Φnr
+ )− Aρ−Anr− sin(Φρ− − Φnr
−)]}
• Real part of the BW(Long Distance Effect)
• Imag part of the BW(Long Distance Effect)
Juan Martin Otalora Goicochea - XXXV ENFPC 20/ 32
Theory and Techniques LHCb Experiment B± → h+h−h± B± → pph±
Interference: B± → π+π−π± (Simple Isobar Model)
Monte Carlo simulation for the short distance term:
ACP ∝ [(Aρ+)2 − (Aρ−)2]|FBWρ |2 cos2 θ + ...
−2(m2ρ − s)|FBW
ρ |2|Fnr |2 cos θ...
+2mρΓρ|FBWρ |2|Fnr |2 cos θ...
• If it were the dominant term, we should see a peak at the ρ mass.
• The peak should has the same sign for cos θ > 0 and for cos θ < 0
Juan Martin Otalora Goicochea - XXXV ENFPC 21/ 32
Theory and Techniques LHCb Experiment B± → h+h−h± B± → pph±
Interference: B± → π+π−π± (Simple Isobar Model)
Monte Carlo simulation for the long distance term (Re BW):
ACP ∝ [(Aρ+)2 − (Aρ−)2]|FBWρ |2 cos2 θ + ...
−2(m2ρ − s)|FBW
ρ |2|Fnr |2 cos θ...
+2mρΓρ|FBWρ |2|Fnr |2 cos θ...
• In this case, we should see an interferent pattern with asymmetry zero at the ρ mass.
• For cos θ > 0 the asymmetry is (+) below the ρ mass and (-) above.
• For cos θ < 0 the behaviour is oposite.
Juan Martin Otalora Goicochea - XXXV ENFPC 22/ 32
Theory and Techniques LHCb Experiment B± → h+h−h± B± → pph±
Interference: B± → π+π−π± (Simple Isobar Model)
Monte Carlo simulation for the long distance term (Im BW):
ACP ∝ [(Aρ+)2 − (Aρ−)2]|FBWρ |2 cos2 θ + ...
−2(m2ρ − s)|FBW
ρ |2|Fnr |2 cos θ...
+2mρΓρ|FBWρ |2|Fnr |2 cos θ...
• In this case, also we should see a peak at the ρ mass.
• But the peak has oposite sign for cos θ > 0 and cos θ < 0.
Juan Martin Otalora Goicochea - XXXV ENFPC 23/ 32
Theory and Techniques LHCb Experiment B± → h+h−h± B± → pph±
Interference: B± → π+π−π± (Simple Isobar Model)
Long distance term (Re BW))
Juan Martin Otalora Goicochea - XXXV ENFPC 23/ 32
Theory and Techniques LHCb Experiment B± → h+h−h± B± → pph±
Interference: B± → π+π−π± (Simple Isobar Model)
Long-distance effectsplay an important rolegenerating strongphase.
Juan Martin Otalora Goicochea - XXXV ENFPC 24/ 32
Theory and Techniques LHCb Experiment B± → h+h−h± B± → pph±
Rescattering ππ → KK
Large asymmetries: 1 < mππ < 1.5 Large asymmetries: 1 < mKK < 1.5
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Juan Martin Otalora Goicochea - XXXV ENFPC 25/ 32
Theory and Techniques LHCb Experiment B± → h+h−h± B± → pph±
Rescattering ππ → KK
Invariant masses with ππ and KK in the “rescattering region”: (1.0− 1.5)GeV /c2
ACP(Kππ) = +0.121± 0.012± 0.017± 0.007
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±)Kγ0ρ'(η → ±B ±π−π+π → ±B
ACP(πππ) = +0.172± 0.021± 0.015± 0.007
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ACP(KKK) = −0.211± 0.011± 0.004± 0.007
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4-body→B ±π−
K+ K→ ±B−π+π± K→ ±B
ACP(πKK) = −0.328± 0.028± 0.029± 0.007
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4-body→ SB 4-body→B
−K+K± K→ ±B
−π+π± K→ ±B
All the asymmetries have more than 5σ of significance
Juan Martin Otalora Goicochea - XXXV ENFPC 26/ 32
Theory and Techniques LHCb Experiment B± → h+h−h± B± → pph±
Scattering and CPT constraintHigh local asymmetries not obviously associated to resonances.
positive for K± π+π− negative for K± K+K−
positive for π+π− π± negative for K+K−π±∑f
(i)α ∈Fi
Γ(P → f (i)α ) =
∑f
(i)α ∈Fi
Γ(P → f (i)α ) (Bigi & Sanda 2nd edition pp 57)
all fα in Fi connected via stronginteractions
for two modes ππ and KK : Γ(A+ππ) + Γ(A+
KK ) = Γ(A−ππ) + Γ(A−KK ) , then:
∆Γππ = −∆ΓKK
I.Bediaga, T.Frederico, O.Lourenco, Phys.Rev.D 89,094013 (2014)
∆ΓKK = (sinγ)√
1− η2cos(δKK + δππ + Φ)F (M2KK ) (Inelasticity and Unitarity)
Juan Martin Otalora Goicochea - XXXV ENFPC 26/ 32
Theory and Techniques LHCb Experiment B± → h+h−h± B± → pph±
B±→ pph± decays.
Juan Martin Otalora Goicochea - XXXV ENFPC 27/ 32
Theory and Techniques LHCb Experiment B± → h+h−h± B± → pph±
B± → pph± decays• Yields extracted with an unbinned maximum likelihood fit
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• At low m2pp invariant mass the behaviour is differently distributed in the two modes
• Charmonium bands clearly visible:Jψ, ψ(2S) and ηc• At low m2
pk invariant mass we see Λ(1520)
N = 18721± 142 N = 1988± 74
Juan Martin Otalora Goicochea - XXXV ENFPC 27/ 32
Theory and Techniques LHCb Experiment B± → h+h−h± B± → pph±
B± → pph± decays• Yields extracted with an unbinned maximum likelihood fit
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• Charmonium bands clearly visible:Jψ, ψ(2S) and ηc• At low m2
pk invariant mass we see Λ(1520)
N = 18721± 142 N = 1988± 74
Juan Martin Otalora Goicochea - XXXV ENFPC 27/ 32
Theory and Techniques LHCb Experiment B± → h+h−h± B± → pph±
B± → pph± decays• Yields extracted with an unbinned maximum likelihood fit
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• Charmonium bands clearly visible:Jψ, ψ(2S) and ηc• At low m2
pk invariant mass we see Λ(1520)
N = 18721± 142 N = 1988± 74
Juan Martin Otalora Goicochea - XXXV ENFPC 28/ 32
Theory and Techniques LHCb Experiment B± → h+h−h± B± → pph±
B± → pph± decays: Dynamics
• Measurement of the forward-backward asymmetry
AFB =N(cos θp > 0)− N(cos θp < 0)
N(cos θp > 0) + N(cos θp < 0)
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B± → pph± decays: CP asymmetries
• Variation of ACP as a function of the Dalitz-plot variables only for B± → ppK±
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B± → pph± decays: CP asymmetries
• Variation of ACP as a function of the Dalitz-plot variables only for B± → ppK±
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B± → pph± decays: CP asymmetries
• The raw CP is corrected for production and detection asymmetries as inB± → h+h−h±decays.
B± → ppK± ACP = Araw −AP(B±)−AD(K±)B± → ppπ± ACP = Araw −AP(B±)−AD(π±)
First evidence of CPV in baryonic B decays
4σ
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• Systematics uncertainties dominated by the uncertainty on the ACP(J/ψK) measurement
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Theory and Techniques LHCb Experiment B± → h+h−h± B± → pph±
B± → pph± decays: B.F. measurements
• Branching fraction of B+ → Λ(1520)(K+p)p relative to B+ → J/ψ(pp)K+
B(B+ → Λ(1520)(K+p)p)
B(B+ → J/ψ(pp)K+)=
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• Similar equation for the ratio B+ → ppπ+ to B+ → J/ψ(pp)π+
• Resonant modes extracted with a 2D fit to pph+ and pp/K+p
B(B+→Λ(1520)(K+ p)p)B(B+→J/ψ(pp)K+)
= 0.033± 0.005(stat)± 0.007(syst)
B(B+→ppπ+),mpp<2.85GeV/c2
B(B+→J/ψ(pp)π+)= 12.0± 1.2(stat)± 0.3(syst)
• Using• B(B+ → J/ψK+) = (1.016± 0.033)× 10−3 [PDG]
• B(J/ψ → pp) = (2.17± 0.07)× 10−3 [PDG]• B(Λ(1520)→ K+ p) = 0.234± 0.016 [Eur.Phys.J. A47(2011)133]
B(B+ → Λ(1520)(K+p)p) = (3.15± 0.48(stat)± 0.07(syst)± 0.26(BF ))× 10−7
B(B+ → ppπ+,mpp < 2.85GeV /c2) = (1.07± 0.11(stat)± 0.03(syst)± 0.11(BF ))× 10−6
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Summary
• New results with the full LHCb data set (3fb−1)
• B± → h+h−h±decays• Evidence of global direct CP violation• High localised CP asymmetries across the Dalitz plot• Long-distance effects play an important role in generating a
strong phase difference:• Interference between resonances.• Rescattering.
• B± → pph±decays• Large forward-backward asymmetries• First evidence CP violation in decays involving baryons• Sign-flip of CP asymmetry probably generated by interference of
long-distance pp waves
• Next Step: Amplitude Analyses.
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BackUp Slides
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BSS Model for the B± → π+π−π±decay
b → duu
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• Penguin: q = u, c, t
• Tree Dominant.
• Different week phase (CKMmechanism).
• Different strong phase (for u and c inthe penguin).
Vud Vus Vub
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BSS Model for B± → K±π+π− & B± → K±K+K− decays
b → suu
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• Penguin Dominant.
• CPV expected from interferencebetween tree and penguin diagrams
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Amplitude Analysis
Problems in the usual Isobar Model:
• Many broad states (scalars) squeezed in a narrow mass window
• For D mesons the Non-Resonant amplitude ANR0 is assumed to be constant (due to the
small phase space), but this is not the case for B meson decays.
• High Non-Resonant contribution in B meson decays.
• In Isobar Model, hard to disentangle the Non-Resonant and broad structures in theS-Wave.
The Partial Wave Analysis:
• This method was developed by E791 collaboration. PRD 73, 032004 (2006)
A = S −Wave︸ ︷︷ ︸a0(si)e
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• The real functions a0(si) and φ0(si) are extracted directly from data.
• The measurement is inclusive: convolution of elastic, inelastic scattering, mixed isospin,FSI, etc...
• Accuracy depends on the features of P-(or D-waves) - an interferometry analysis.
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Interference: B± → K±π+π−
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Interference: B± → K±π+π− (Simple Isobar Model)
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Interference: B± → K±π+π− (Simple Isobar Model)
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Interference: B± → K±π+π− (Simple Isobar Model)
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Scattering and CPT constraint• Scattering:
CERN-Munich collab: π+π− → π+π− scattering Nuclear Physics B64 (1973) 134-162Strongly coupled channels: π+π− → K+K− PRD 22 (1980) 2595
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• CPT constraint:High local asymmetries not obviously associated to resonances.
positive for K± π+π− negative for K± K+K−
positive for π+π− π± negative for K+K−π±∑f
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Γ(P → f (i)α ) =
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all fα in Fi connected via stronginteractions
for two channels α and β: Γ(A+α) + Γ(A+
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