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CP Violation Brazilian Physical Society Particles and Fields Meeting Caxambu, 10-14 August 1998 Tatsuya Nakada CERN Geneva, Switzerland On leave from Paul Scherrer Institute

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CP Violation Brazilian Physical Society Particles and Fields Meeting Caxambu, 10-14 August 1998 Tatsuya Nakada CERN * Geneva, Switzerland * On leave from Paul Scherrer Institute. I) Why CP violation is highly interesting? - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Page 1: CP Violation Brazilian Physical Society Particles and Fields Meeting Caxambu, 10-14 August 1998

CP ViolationBrazilian Physical Society

Particles and Fields MeetingCaxambu, 10-14 August 1998

Tatsuya NakadaCERN

Geneva, Switzerland

On leave from Paul Scherrer Institute

Page 2: CP Violation Brazilian Physical Society Particles and Fields Meeting Caxambu, 10-14 August 1998

I) Why CP violation is highly interesting?

- Currently observed CP violation in the kaon decays can be accommodated within the Standard Model.BUT, it cannot exclude that CP violation is partly or evenentirely due to new physics.

- Since CP violation is due to an “interference”, it is sensitiveto a small effect.

- Cosmology (baryon genesis) suggests that an additional source of CP violation other than the Standard Model is needed.

A promising place to look for new Physics

Page 3: CP Violation Brazilian Physical Society Particles and Fields Meeting Caxambu, 10-14 August 1998

K t=00 → K t=t1

0 ≠K t=00 → Kt=t1

0

Observed CP violation in the kaon system:

CP and T

so called CP violation in K0- K0 oscillations

1) Re 2π =2π Hw KL

2π Hw KS

II) CP violation in the Kaon system

CP = 1 CP 1

CP 1

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So called CP violation in the interplay between oscillations and decays

2) Im

K0t=0

K0

K02t=t1

K0t=0

K0

K02t=t1

Page 6: CP Violation Brazilian Physical Society Particles and Fields Meeting Caxambu, 10-14 August 1998

3) Current experimental results are = 00

arg = tan1 m/ (m = mL mS, = S L )

NA31,CPLEAR (CERN)E731, E773 (FNAL)

This is compatible with Standard Modelbut also with

Superweak Model

Page 7: CP Violation Brazilian Physical Society Particles and Fields Meeting Caxambu, 10-14 August 1998
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4) Experimental attempt to exclude the Superweak model1) To show

|| |00|so called Re(/) 0

or CP violation in decay:due to penguins

NA48 (CERN), KTeV(FNAL)

2) To showBr(KL 0) 1011

Being discussed at FNAL and BNL

Page 9: CP Violation Brazilian Physical Society Particles and Fields Meeting Caxambu, 10-14 August 1998

Standard model predictions are uncertain for and 00

hadronic effects: long range interactionspenguins etc.

Br(KL 0) is experimentally really hard.

Another place to look for CP violation?

Page 10: CP Violation Brazilian Physical Society Particles and Fields Meeting Caxambu, 10-14 August 1998

If there is nothing else but the standard model, |Vcb|, |Vub| B-meson decaysmd Bd-Bd oscillations

will fix all the Wolfenstein’s parameters, A, and ( is well known).

b c

W

b u

W

A

A

b

d

W

t

Wt

_d

b

__

A 1

III) CP Violation and B-meson System

Page 11: CP Violation Brazilian Physical Society Particles and Fields Meeting Caxambu, 10-14 August 1998

0 0 0

i 0 0

i 1 i 0

1 i

1

i 1

VCKM =

CKM matrix relevant for B Physics(CP violation is all due to ≠ 0)

Page 12: CP Violation Brazilian Physical Society Particles and Fields Meeting Caxambu, 10-14 August 1998

CKM Unitarity Triangles

VtdVtb + VcdVcb

+ VudVub = 0 VtdVud

+ VtsVus + VtbVub

= 0

Vub

Vcb

Vtd

Vub

Vtd

Vts

arg Vcb = 0, arg Vub = , arg Vtd = , arg Vts =

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bu

1

mdBfB2F(mt)|VtdVtb|2

From the neutral kaon system > 0

Unitarity triangle

Vtd ei

Vub ei

and aredefined by thesides

NB: Br(K ) measuresalso |Vtd|

Page 14: CP Violation Brazilian Physical Society Particles and Fields Meeting Caxambu, 10-14 August 1998

CP violation in Bd J/ KS v.s. Bd J/ KS

measures the phase of Vtd, i.e.

compare two measurements = consistency test

b

d

W

t

Wt

_d

b

__HB-B (Vtb

Vtd )2 ei

Bd- Bd

_b c

d d

c

sBd

J/

KS

b s

d d

cc

Bd KS

W

g

Wt,c,u Penguin effect

is negligible

_ ABJ/Ks Vcb Vcs e0i

Bd

Bd J/KS

Bd

J/

Page 15: CP Violation Brazilian Physical Society Particles and Fields Meeting Caxambu, 10-14 August 1998

By 2005, CLEO, BaBar, BELLE, CDF, D0 and HERA-B will have

-accurate |Vub|, |Vcb| and - from CP violation in Bd J/ KS with ~ 0.025(Expected range in the Standard Model: 0.3<sin2<0.8)

Possibilities area) There will be already a sign of new physics:

-precision measurements in different decay modes in order to pin down the details of new physics.

b) Measurements look “consistent” with the Standard model.-what could happen?Let’s make the following “interesting” scenario.

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b

d

W

t

Wt

_d

b

__

b

s

W

t

Wt

_s

b

__

HB-B 1 rdb] ei( db)

b

d

_d

b

_

b

s

_s

b

_

newFCNC

newFCNC

Bd- BdBd- Bd

Bs- Bs

_

_

A model for new physics

_

HB-B rsb ] ei( sb)_

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Measured bu

1

Measured m(Bd) 1 + rdb

1 from SM box

defined by the measured triangle.

defined bythe CKM triangleVtd ei

=

=

Page 18: CP Violation Brazilian Physical Society Particles and Fields Meeting Caxambu, 10-14 August 1998

CP violation in Bd J/ KS v.s. Bd J/ KS

measures J/K = db

If the model is such that numerically db ≈ “J/K = ”

CP measurement and triangle measurements agreeeach other.

Look consistent with the Standard Model!

Bd-Bd ei( db)_

BdJ/ KS Vcb Vcs e0i

Page 19: CP Violation Brazilian Physical Society Particles and Fields Meeting Caxambu, 10-14 August 1998

BABAR and BELLE may have difficulty to access CP violation in Bd

-experimental problemsmall branching fraction < 10 (CLEO)

-theoretical problemlarge penguin contribution

sb ud d

us

Bd

W bu

d dBd g

Wt,c,u

uK

K

CLEO: Br() < Br(K) 1.4 10 penguin is large

T (VusVub)2 P [P(mt

2)VtsVtb]2 P2(mt

2)

Top penguin dominates in Bd K P (mt2) <1)

Page 20: CP Violation Brazilian Physical Society Particles and Fields Meeting Caxambu, 10-14 August 1998

d

b ud d

ud

Bd

Wb

u

d d

Bd g

W t,c,u

u

T (VudVub)2 P [P(mt

2)VtdVtb]2 P2(mt

2)

Br()<Br(K) penguin is large; P (mt) > = 0

VudVub ei Vtd

Vtb P(mt2)P(mc

2) + Vud

Vub P(mu2)P(mc

2) P(mt

2)P(mc2) ei

+P(mu2)P(mc

2) ei

Problem: tree and penguin have different phases

Page 21: CP Violation Brazilian Physical Society Particles and Fields Meeting Caxambu, 10-14 August 1998

CP violation in Bd is not really possible forCDF and D0: no particle ID, HERA-B: not enough statistics

Bd can be used only if we know penguin/tree.A way out:

measure Br( 0) and Br(0 0) not enough statistics

CP violation in Bd , , 00

-experimental problemdecay time dependent Dalitz plot analysis

not enough statistics-theoretical problem

assume 0 to be always

Page 22: CP Violation Brazilian Physical Society Particles and Fields Meeting Caxambu, 10-14 August 1998

CDF, D0 and HERA-B may be able to measure m(Bs)If m(Bs)/b <20. Does this help? Not really.

-It helps to reduce hadronic uncertainties: fB

2B (~20% error, lattice calculation)fB

2B(Bd)/fB2B(Bs) is much better known (~5% error)

-It is interesting if m(Bs) is really large; new physics.But it is out of their sensitivities.

m Bd( )Δm Bs( )

=A2λ 4 1 − ρ( )2 +η 2

[ ] + r db( )

A2λ2 + r sb( )

Page 23: CP Violation Brazilian Physical Society Particles and Fields Meeting Caxambu, 10-14 August 1998

How can LHC attack the problem?1) Improve J/K measurement.

ATLAS, CMS: ~ 0.02/yearLHCb: ~ 0.01/year

2) Measure other angles using Bs

CP violation in BsJ/ measures J/ = + sb

ei( sb)Bs- Bs

_

b c

s s

c

s

J/

W

BsJ/ Vcb Vcs e0i

Penguin effect is negligible

Page 24: CP Violation Brazilian Physical Society Particles and Fields Meeting Caxambu, 10-14 August 1998

If the model is such that numerically sb ≈ “J/ = ”It will still look consistent.

J/ is a easy final state to reconstructif the decay time resolution is good enough!

ATLAS, CMS: ~ 0.03/yearLHCb: ~ 0.01/year

CP = 1 (l = 0, 2)additional complication: J/

CP = 1 (l = 1) -angular momentum configuration has to be studied-

Page 25: CP Violation Brazilian Physical Society Particles and Fields Meeting Caxambu, 10-14 August 1998

CP violation inBs Ds

K, DsK Bs Ds

K, DsK

We need to do much more!

Bs

Bs DsK

Bs DsK

b u

sc

K

WDs

s s

b c

su

Ds

WK

s s

ei

e0i

ei( sb)

+ c.c.

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measures DsK = sb There is no more freedom left to make DsK = No hadronic uncertainty

Measured DsK disagrees with what one expects fromthe triangle relation New Physics

What are experimentally needed? - decay time resolution - K/ separation

Page 27: CP Violation Brazilian Physical Society Particles and Fields Meeting Caxambu, 10-14 August 1998

Bs DsK Major background: Bs Ds (No CP violation)

Importance of particle identification and mass resolution

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3) Further CP violation studies with Bd which requirevery high statistics (difficult for BaBar and Belle).

Bd D0K0, D0K0,D1,2K0

Bd D0K0, D0K0,D1,2K0

measure .

Bd D, D Bd D, D

measure 2 + db + ; 2 + i.e. inconsistent

No hadronic uncertainties.Experiment requires: K/ separation

hadron trigger

Page 29: CP Violation Brazilian Physical Society Particles and Fields Meeting Caxambu, 10-14 August 1998

Very small visible branching fractions(10~10 )

Importance of particle identification

With signalevents

m = 13 MeV/c2

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newparticles

newparticles

More generally new physics can appear inb = 1 process

through penguin

b = 2 processthrough box

through tree

b b, s

b b, snewparticles

d,s d

b d, s

d,s b

lor l

lor l

Page 31: CP Violation Brazilian Physical Society Particles and Fields Meeting Caxambu, 10-14 August 1998

CP violation must be studied inBd decays via Oscillations bc+W and bu+WBs decays via Oscillations bc+W and bu+WBd,s,u decays via penguinsBd,s decays via box

Experimental conditions areSmall branching fractions many Bd,s,u’sRapid Bs oscillations decay time resolutionIncluding multi-body hadronic final states particle ID

mass resolution LHCb experiment

Page 32: CP Violation Brazilian Physical Society Particles and Fields Meeting Caxambu, 10-14 August 1998

An example of shopping list: LHCb ATLAS/CMSBd JKS

Bs J Bs DSK (PID)

Bd DK (PID,Trigger)

Bd D* (PID)

Bd (PID)

Bd K (CP in gluonic penguin) (PID)

Bd ( BaBar 160 events, LHCb 670 events)Bs K (CP in radiative penguin) Bs Kll (CP in radiative penguin)

Bs oscillations, xs up to 75 38

Bs

Page 33: CP Violation Brazilian Physical Society Particles and Fields Meeting Caxambu, 10-14 August 1998

V) Conclusions1) New results on CP violation in the neutral kaon system

will be available soon (~2000) and may indicate that the Superweak model is not valid.

2) B-meson system will provide a rich field for CP violation studies.

3) BaBar, Belle, CDF, D0 and HERA-B will observe CPviolation in BJ/KS (>2000) if CP violation is largely due to the standard model.

4) In order to look for new physics, a dedicatedexperiment at LHC, i.e. LHCb is needed.