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Hadron Spectroscopy Studies at Belle II XLVII International Symposium on Multiparticle Dynamics, Tlaxcala, Mexico Nils Braun for the Belle II Collaboration | 12.09.2017 ETP - KARLSRUHE INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY www.kit.edu Quarkonium and


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ETP - KARLSRUHE INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY

Hadron Spectroscopy Studies at Belle II

XLVII International Symposium on Multiparticle Dynamics, Tlaxcala, Mexico Nils Braun for the Belle II Collaboration | 12.09.2017 www.kit.edu

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Quarkonium and Quarkonium-like states

Quarkonium Theory models for Quarkonium-like/Exotic States

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Quarkonium and Quarkonium-like states

Starting from the discovery of X(3872) in 2003, more than 20 exotic states have been reported!

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Introduction to Belle II

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Belle - A success story

KEKB was an electron-positron collider at KEK in Tsukuba/Japan which studied the decay of B mesons at the Υ(4S) resonance It had a large physics program, including:

Measurements of CKM matrix elements and angles of the unitarity triangle Observation of direct CP violation in B decays Measurements of rare decay modes Searches for rare τ decays Discovery of exotic hadrons including charged charmonium- and bottomonium-like states

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From Belle to Belle II

KEKB Super KEKB Instantaneous Luminosity 2 80 in 10 × 1034 cm−2s−1 Integrated Luminosity in ab−1 1 50 Runtime 1998 to 2010 start in 2018 Detector Belle Belle II Raw Data 1 PB 100 PB (projected) Higher precision – wider range of topologies – better spectroscopy Higher luminosity also leads to a higher background ⇒ need for better detector, better trigger, better software reconstruction World-wide collaboration is working on the upgrade (681 scientists from 100 institutes in more than 20 countries)

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Belle II Detector

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First beam test for the innermost tracking detectors at DESY, Germany.

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First cosmic events reconstructed with CDC

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Belle II Commissioning and Early Physics Opportunities

BEAST Phase I completed Feb-June 2016: SuperKEKB commissioning to characterize the beam environment Phase II Early 2018:

Belle II without the inner silicon-based VXD tracking system Characterize background radiation the innermost tracking system is exposed to Estimated duration ∼ 5 month and recording of 20 − 40 fb−1 at various energies First months will be commissioning data to test the sub-detectors and to study the machine background

Phase III Beginning 2019:

Start of data taking with the complete Belle II detector Primary running at Υ(4S) for B-pair production

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Quarkonium and Quarkonium-like states

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Hadron Spectroscopy at Belle II

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Belle - Another success story

The series of discoveries started with the observation of the η′

c

meson in B → Kη′

c decays.

The first exotic state was X(3872) – again found in B → KX(3872) decays

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Belle - Another success story continued

1200 1000 800 600 400 200 1998 2000 2002 2004 2006 2008 2010 2012

Coloured boxes: exotic candidates

X(3940), Y(3940) Y(4320) Y(4008) Y(4660) Zc

+ (4430)

Zb

+ (10610)

Zb

+ (10650)

Zc

+ (3895)

hb(1P, 2P) Y(4260) X(3872) DsJ (2317/2460) DsJ (2860) DsJ (2700) Xcx (3090) χc2’ Σc* baryon triplet D0*0 & D1*0 ηc’ & e+e- -> cccc fb-1

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Why Hadron Spectroscopy at Belle II?

Unique capabilities of B factories: Exactly two B mesons produced (at Υ(4S)) Good reconstruction of γ, π0 Can reconstruct one resonance, look for the recoiling system (e.g. e+e− → J/ψ + X) Variety of different production channels High resolution, large solid angle spectrometer with particle identification capability makes reconstruction of many decay modes possible.

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Production of Quarkonium at e+e− colliders

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Analysis techniques for Quarkonium searches - selection

With X(3872) as an example Event reconstruction and selection

B± → K±π+π−J/ψ

e.g. require two oppositely charged leptons with certain invariant mass 3.076 < Mℓ+ℓ− < 3.116 GeV Reconstruct B mesons: Very helpful variables

|∆E| = |Ecms

B

− Ecms

beam|

Mbc =

  • Ecms

beam

2 − (pcms

B

)2

Similar without B mesons. Background sources: other decays, continuum, combinatorics, beam-induced background

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Analysis techniques for Quarkonium studies

Extract information on state, e.g. Look at mass distributions M(π+π−ℓ+ℓ−) − M(ℓ+ℓ−) or recoil mass (e.g. of J/ψ) Extract mass, width, significance Dalitz analysis and fit Full angular analysis Dalitz analysis of

B → Kπ+ψ′

(looking for Z(4430)+)

  • R. Mizuk et al.

(Belle collaboration), PRD 80, 03114

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Overview of the possible studies - Charmonium(-like)

Large amounts of data is needed (> 1 ab−1) to be competitive to already performed studies ⇒ only for phase III.

500 1000 1500 2000 2500 3000 3 3.5 4 4.5 5

Ecm (GeV) Lum (pb-1/10 MeV)

Effective luminosities at low energies by ISR in Belle and Belle II Υ(4S) runs.

total amplitude analyses of the three-body decays of charged charmonium-like states (Z+) in B-decays. new exotic vector states (Y), fit for resonance parameters in initial-state radiation. Understand ”non-standard” decay properties above the open-charm threshold of standard charmonium (ψ(4040), ψ(4160)) Y(4140) and Y(4274)

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Overview of the possible studies

Interesting and promising examples for bottomonium:

Υ(6S) beam energy:

Understand Υ(6S) → Zb states (molecular state? partners?) bottomonium discovery (hb(3P), Υ(2D)) sign of a Yb state?

Υ(3S) beam energy:

conventional bottomonium physics:

Υ(13DJ) triplet, ηb(1S, 2S)

Hindered radiative transitions dipion transitions invisible decays

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Three out of many possible Analyses at Belle II

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η transitions

η transitions are always violating the Heavy Quark Spin Symmetry

B[Υ(nS) → ηΥ(mS)] B[Υ(nS) → ππΥ(mS)] ≈ Λ2

QCD

m2

b

≈ 10−3 Υ(5S) → ηΥ(mS)

(Belle, preliminary)

Υ(5S) → ππΥ(mS)

(Belle, Phys. Rev. Lett. 108, 032001)

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η transitions from Υ(6S)

Selection algorithm:

1 Reconstruct event and

photons, look for η → γγ

  • nly

ε = 58.0%

2 Cut on event topology (e.g.

number of tracks > 3)

ε = 52.4%

3 Veto on π0

ε = 33.1%

4 Kinematic fit on invariant

mass

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Υ(3S) → ππhb(1P)

Current limit on branching fraction of < 1.2 × 10−4 challenges most theoretical models. Search using the invariant mass recoiling against the π+π− system (only possible at B-factories!) Great improvement possible because of better resolution of Belle II (compared to Belle and BaBar)

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Search for partner states of Zb(10610)0

Zb(10610)0 → Υ(2S)π0π0 was seen with 6.5 σ significance (PhysRev D 88, 052016). Theory models may imply partners, which decay into χbJ (S. Ohkoda et al., PRD 86, 014004 (2012)). Higher statistics needed, because signal yield is much lower (γ efficiency and Br(χbJ → Υ(1S, 2S, 3D)γ) are multiplied).

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Summary

The large data sample of Belle II will have a large impact on (exotic) quarkonium physics. Phase II with a partial detector will start soon. Hopefully, a deeper understanding on the origin of exotic states will be possible soon.

Stay tuned!

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Thank you for your attention

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Bibliography

The Physics Prospects for Belle II - unpublished. Belle II and hadron spectroscopy, Peter Kriˇ zan, EXA 2014 Belle II Early Physics Program of Bottomonia Spectroscopy and Dark Sector Searches, Thomas Hauth, Workshop on Deep Inelastic Scattering 2016 News from Belle, Marko Braˇ cko, Bled Workshop: Dressing Hadrons 2010 Studies of quarkonium at Belle and Belle II, Bryan Fulsom, APS DPF 2017 Belle II status and prospects for exotic hadron spectroscopy, Pavel Krokovny, QCD 2017 Inclusive η transitions from Υ(6S), Umberto Tamponi Mesons and Tetraquarks, Umberto Tamponi, NPQCD 2017 Bottomonium Physics with the first ab−1, Umberto Tamponi, 4th B2TiP A new hadron spectroscopy, Stephen Lars Olsen, arXiv:1411.7738 Dalitz analysis of B → Kπ+ψ′ decays and the Z(4430)+, arXiv:0905.2869 Heavy flavored hadron spectroscopy at Belle and prospect, Kenkichi Miyabayashi, EINN 2015

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Backup

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Tracking Detectors

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CDC

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TOP

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ARICH

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Why Hadron Spectroscopy?

Large hierarchy of the physical scales makes heavy quarkonium very interesting

m > ΛQCD heavy-quark bound-state velocity v ≪ 1 mass m, relative momentum p ∼ mv and binding energy E ∼ mv2 all at different scales

In pertubative calculations: different scales get entangled. In lattice calculations: requirements on lattice spacing and size are difficult to met Ideal test environment for interplay between pertubative and non-pertubative QCD Large mass of quarkonium makes it suitable for probing BSM models in decays

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Some Theory Explanations

Meson Molecules: Weakly bound state of two mesons ”Tetraquarks”: Color-singlet diquarks bound directly by strong force Other exotica:

Hybrids: quarkonium with bound excited gluon Hadroquarkonium: qq-light hadron interaction

Nothing special: Kinematic effects / standard quarkonium

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Detector and Reconstruction Performance Phase II

Due to missing VXD system: lower tracking efficiency and resolution, especially for particles < 500 MeV The CDC tracking system will be fully installed and provide sufficient hits for high-pt tracks Particle identification systems and ECL are not affected by the missing VXD system

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