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Review of Tevatron Results. Ivan K. Furi ć University of Chicago Enrico Fermi Institute. Overview. Quantum Chromodynamics jet cross section measurements Searches for New Phenomena chargino – neutralino searches Search for di-electron / di-photon resonances B Physics - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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  • Review of Tevatron Results Ivan K. FuriUniversity of Chicago Enrico Fermi Institute

  • OverviewQuantum Chromodynamicsjet cross section measurementsSearches for New Phenomenachargino neutralino searchesSearch for di-electron / di-photon resonancesB PhysicsObservation of Bs OscillationsTop, Higgs and EWK a little later this afternoon

  • Tevatron ColliderCDFTevatronMain InjectorD01 kms = 1.96 TeV

  • Tevatron luminosityPeak luminosity of~2.31032 cm-2s-1 so farDelivered integrated luminosity ~2 fb-1

    Data set has doubled every year

    Expect 4 8 fb-1 by the end of 2009CDF/D operate at ~85% efficiency

    Results in the following are based on 0.3 1 fb-1 of data

  • New (tracking in B-field)Silicon detectorFiber trackerUpgradedMuon system, cal. electronicsDAQ, (track) trigger systemDisplaced-vtx triggerThe upgraded D detector Have layer 0 at r ~ 1.7 cm installed since summer 06 !

  • The upgraded CDF II DetectorMajor upgrades for Run II:Drift chamber: COTSilicon: SVX, ISL, L00 at r ~ 1.5 cm8 layers700 k readout channels6 m2material:15% X0Forward calorimetersForward muon systemImproved central muon systemTime-of-flightPreshower detectorTiming in EM calorimeterTrigger and DAQ

  • Quantum Chromodynamics

  • Jet Cross Sections from D0Cone clustering aglorithm, Rcone = 0.7

  • Jet Cross Sections from CDFKT clustering algorithmMidpoint clustering algorithm

  • New Phenomena

  • Chargino-Neutralino Searches

    3 leptons + ET (from and neutralino)Very small SM backgroundSame sign dilepton channel adds acceptance at the expense of background

    Decays to leptons: depends on slepton masses lepton flavor depends on tanbeta Poisson uncertainty on the predicted number of events not shown Golden mode for SUSY discovery at the Tevatron2 more D0 analyses involving taus

  • Chargino-Neutralino limitsChoose an mSUGRA-inspired low tan beta scenarioslepton mass degenerateno slepton mixingResults are model dependentBeyond LEP in these scenariosM > 127GeV (CDF)M > 140GeV(D0)

  • Di-lepton / di-photon resonances

    Backgrounds:Mainly Drell-YanWW, diphoton, jets faking leptonsCalculate probability of data vs SM prediction at each massMass window size adapted to mass resolution (~3%)

    Model independent measurement

  • Interpretation: RS Graviton

  • B Physics

  • Unitarity TriangleCKM Matrix (Wolfenstein parameterization)

    Unitarity of CKM Matrix

    |Vcb|=|Vts|

    |Vcd| is known to ~5% precision 0.2240.012

  • B Mixing in the Standard ModelBs mixing: box diagram

    md = 0.510+0.005 ps-1 (HFAG 2005) lattice QCD calculation: f2BdBBd = (246+25+11 MeV)2 |Vtd| determination limited at ~13%Ratio between Dms and Dmdtheoretical uncertainties cancel in the ratio: x = 1.21+0.047 determine |Vts|/|Vtd| ~3.4% precision-0.035

  • Bs Mixing Measurement Techniqueopposite side : look for other B meson in event, if it was matter, the Bs was antimatter!same side: fragmentation remnants vertexing (same) sideopposite sidee,

  • Asymmetry a useful quantitywhat about detector effects?Right SignWrong Sign

  • Realistic Detector Effectsflavor tagging power,backgrounddisplacementresolutionmomentumresolutionmis-tag rate 40%(L) ~ 50 m(p)/p = 5%

  • All Effects TogetherThis is why previous measurements have notbeen able to observe Bs mixing!

  • Previous ResultsCKM fit, EPS 2005: ms = 18.3 +6.5 ps-1 D0, March 2006: p = 5%17 ps-1 < ms < 21 ps-1 CDF, April 2006: p = 0.2%ms=17.31+0.33(stat) 0.07(syst) ps-1-0.18-1.5PRL 97, 021802 (2006) PRL 97, 062003 (2006)

  • D0 Yield Upgradesprevious analysis used +Ds() (5600 events)new: e+Ds() (+ 1000 events)new: +Ds(K*K) (+13 000 events)opposite side tagging unchanged

  • Combined D0 Amplitude Scanprob of stat. fluctuation 8%; 17 ps-1 < ms < 21 ps-1

  • CDF Yield Upgrades: Semileptonicuse of particle identificationcombined TOF and energy loss in trackermost improvement in DsK*K (+35%)rejects D- K* in comb. backgroundyield: 62k (was 37k)S/Bx2 for DsK*K, added new trigger paths

  • CDF Yield Upgrades: Hadronicpartial reconstruction, particle ID, NN selection

    B ModeSignal S/B()2000 (1600)+13%partial3100 (-)-(K*K)1400 (800)+35%(3)700 (600)+22%()3700 (500)+92%(K*K)3600 (200)+110%(3)3200 (-)-Total8700 (3700)-

  • CDF Tagging Upgrades: Opposite Side Tagger new opposite side kaon taggercombination of opposite side tags: NN vs hierarchy

    taggerefficiencydilutionD2Muon4.60.034.70.50.580.02Electron3.20.030.30.70.290.01JQT95.50.19.70.20.900.03Kaon18.10.111.10.90.230.02OST Old95.60.111.90.11.340.03OST NN95.80.112.70.21.540.04

  • CDF Tagging Upgrades: Same Side Taggerold SSKT used only particle id information dilution is found to depend on several kinematic variablesNN with PID, kinematic inputhadronic: D2=3.5% (+0% relative improvement)semilept: D2=4.8% (+8% relative improvement)

  • CDF Combined Amplitude Scan

  • CDF Likelihood Shape log [ L(A=0) / L(A=1) ]

    min log(L) = -17.26

    probability of random tags conspiring to produce a likelihood this deep?

  • Probability of a Statistical Fluctuation28 trials out of 350 million p = 8x10-85 std. deviations = 5.7 x 10-7 OBSERVATION

  • Frequency Measurementsubmitted to PRL last MondayArXiv: hep/ex 0609040systematic:Decay time scaleOther effects are small

    agrees with SM: 18.3+6.5 ps-1agrees with previous measurement:17.31+0.33 (stat) 0.07 (syst) ps-1ms = 17.770.10(stat)0.07(syst) ps-1-1.5-0.18

  • Measurement of Vtd/Vtsrelation between mq and Vtq:

    inputs:m(Bd)/m(Bs) = 0.98390 = 1.21 +0.047 mD = 0.507 0.005 ps-1|Vtd/Vts| = 0.2060 0.0007(exp) +0.0081 (theo)Belle PRL 96 221601 (2006):|Vtd/Vts| = 0.199 +0.026(exp) +0.018 (theo)-0.035-0.0060-0.025-0.016

  • Conclusionsmany results from both detectors with 1 fb-1updated jet cross sections searches for chargino-neutralino and RS graviton/Zafter 20 years of searching, Bs oscillations finally observed at the Tevatron!frequency consistent with Standard Model predictionextraction of Vtd/Vts now theory limited (x10)

  • Time Domain Plottime folded modulo oscillation period

    only hadronic decays participate

    A=1.28 from hadronic-only scan

  • Uncertainty on ms

  • Bs Meson DecaysHadronic Decays

    Bs!Ds, Ds3Ds!, K*K, small branching fractionexcellent momentum resolution excellent decay time resolutionSemileptonic Decays

    Bs ! Ds l Ds ! , K*K, large branching fractionmissing momentum corrected on average (K factor)inferior decay time resolution

  • Decay Time ResolutionAvg resolution ~ period at ms = 18 ps-1superior decay time resolutiongives CDF sensitivity at larger values of msthan previous experiments

  • Semileptonic vs Hadronic vs Partial

  • Fourier Transform of AsymmetryUseful properties:A(m) 0 if no mixing at mA(m) 1 if mixing at m calibrated for detector effects

  • Neural Network Selection

  • Amplitude ScanningFrequency (arb. units)

  • Amplitude Scan: Semileptonic Modes

  • Amplitude Scan: Partially Reconstructed Decays

  • Amplitude Scan:Golden Mode

  • Amplitude Scan: Hadronic Modes

  • Amplitude Scan: Opposite Side Tags

  • Amplitude Scan: Same Side Tags

  • Amplitude Scan in Sidebands

  • Bs Meson Decay Time

  • Reconstructing Bs Decay SignalsBs signalrandomtrackcombinationsmissingdecayfragments

  • Jet Cross Sections, Continued

    Spend more time hereWords about different channelsWhat are all those D0 things on the plot?Mention the plotWhy spin 1 in this limit?Plot with 10-2Replace the plot with the theoretical cross section