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Measuring the angle at a Super B factory Katherine George Queen Mary, University of London Katherine George. 5th Super B Workshop. Paris, May 9th -11th 2007. 1 Overview o Measurements of sin2, cos2, and limits on from : o


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Katherine George. 5th Super B Workshop. Paris, May 9th -11th 2007. 1

Measuring the angle ß at a Super B factory

Katherine George

Queen Mary, University of London

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Katherine George. 5th Super B Workshop. Paris, May 9th -11th 2007. 2

Overview

  • Measurements of sin2ß, cos2ß,

and limits on ß from :

  • ß from charmonium,
  • ‘Complementary measurements’
  • f ß from ‘open-charm’ and other

charmonium,

  • ‘alternative measurements’ of ß

from penguins.

and extrapolation to higher luminosities.

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Many ways to measure sin2ß and cos2ß

(More details in following slides …)

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charmonium

b cc s

Many ways to measure sin2ß and cos2ß

(More details in following slides …)

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charmonium

b cc s

Many ways to measure sin2ß and cos2ß

(More details in following slides …)

b cu d

Color-suppressed

D()0

CPh0, D(*)h0,

latter with D KS +

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charmonium

b cc s

Many ways to measure sin2ß and cos2ß

(More details in following slides …)

charm

  • r charmonium

b cc d

b cu d

Color-suppressed

D()0

CPh0, D(*)h0,

latter with D KS +

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charmonium

b cc s

Many ways to measure sin2ß and cos2ß

(More details in following slides …)

charm

  • r charmonium

b cc d

& penguin dominated

b ss s b sd d

b cu d

Color-suppressed

D()0

CPh0, D(*)h0,

latter with D KS +

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Katherine George. 5th Super B Workshop. Paris, May 9th -11th 2007. 8

charmonium

b cc s

Many ways to measure sin2ß and cos2ß

(More details in following slides …)

charm

  • r charmonium

b cc d

& penguin dominated

b ss s b sd d

Increasing sensitivity to new physics Increasing tree diagram contribution

b cu d

Color-suppressed

D()0

CPh0, D(*)h0,

latter with D KS +

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Katherine George. 5th Super B Workshop. Paris, May 9th -11th 2007. 9

Sin2ß from b→ccs decays

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Katherine George. 5th Super B Workshop. Paris, May 9th -11th 2007. 10

Sin2ß from b→ccs

(cc)K0

S

(CP odd) (cc)K0

L

(CP even)

  • BaBar, 383 M BB pairs.
  • hep-ex/0703021, submitted to PRL.
  • Now with systematics for each golden

mode separately, J/ψK0

S and J/ψ K0 modes.

  • Also |λ| measurements - see backup slides.

stat. syst.

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Katherine George. 5th Super B Workshop. Paris, May 9th -11th 2007. 11

Sin2ß from b→ccs

  • Belle, 535 M BB pairs. PRL 98 (2007) 031802)

J/ψK0

S

(CP odd) J/ψK0

L

(CP even)

Sin2ø1 = + 0.643 ± 0.038total A = – 0.001 ± 0.028total Sin2ø1 = + 0.641 ± 0.057total A = – 0.045 ± 0.033total

  • J/ψK0

S only

  • J/ψK0

L only

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Sin2ß from b→ccs

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Sin2ß from b→ccs

  • 4 solutions for ß from the

b → ccs sin2ß measurement

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The 4-fold ambiguity in ß - resolved ?

  • Reduce 4-fold ambiguity to 2-fold ambiguity (ß → π/2 -ß) by measuring

(the sign of) cos2ß. Negative cos2ß ruled out by:

  • Time-dependent Dalitz analysis of
  • B0 → D*+D*-K0

S

  • BaBar: PRD 74, 091101 (2006), 94% CL.
  • B0 → D0(K0

Sπ+π-)h0

  • BaBar: hep-ex/060105, 87% CL.
  • Belle: PRL 97, 081801 (2006), 98.3% CL.
  • B0 →K+K-K0
  • BaBar: 21o favoured over 69o at 4.6σ level.
  • Time-dependent angular analysis of

B0 → J/ψ K*0

  • BaBar : PRD 71, 032005 (2005), 87% CL.
  • Belle : PRL 95, 091601 (2005).

+ve solution, ß = φ1 = (21.3 ± 1.0)0 “Strongly favoured”

  • ve solution, ß = φ1 = (68.7 ± 1.0)0
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We already have a 10 measurement of ß

  • so what next ?
  • Achille’s talk (yesterday), and the following talks
  • n α and γ will talk about whether 1o measurements
  • f these angles are possible.
  • We (ß) are already there (expect <10 by the end of B-

factory running)

  • Question: Why push further ?
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We already have a 10 measurement of ß

  • why push further ?
  • Answers.
  • (a) We can - we already know how to do these measurements.
  • If nothing else its ‘a really dumb (?) sanity check’.
  • (b) The constraints from indirect measurements will

also be very stringent.

  • (c) Although systematics limited, improvements in detector-

related systematics will benefit many other other analyses.

  • (d) It’s a ‘standard candle’
  • (I) Comparison with complementary measurements of ß from b→ccd and

b→cud.

  • (2)Comparison with penguin b→sqq modes - a ‘standard candle’ assumes

increased importance as precision on penguin ß measurements increases.

  • There are others which I may have forgotten & opinion may vary as to the

relative importance of the above answers.

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Katherine George. 5th Super B Workshop. Paris, May 9th -11th 2007. 17

We already have a 10 measurement of ß

  • why push further ?
  • Answers.
  • (a) We can - we already know how to do these measurements.
  • If nothing else its ‘a really dumb (?) sanity check’.
  • (b) The constraints from indirect measurements will

also be very stringent.

  • (c) Although systematics limited, improvements in detector-

related systematics will benefit many other other analyses.

  • (d) It’s a ‘standard candle’
  • (I) Comparison with complementary measurements of ß from b→ccd and

b→cud.

  • (2)Comparison with penguin b→sqq modes - a ‘standard candle’ assumes

increased importance as precision on penguin ß measurements increases.

  • There are others which I may have forgotten & opinion may vary as to the

relative importance of the above answers.

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Katherine George. 5th Super B Workshop. Paris, May 9th -11th 2007. 18

We already have a 10 measurement of ß

  • why push further ?
  • Answers.
  • (a) We can - we already know how to do these measurements.
  • If nothing else its ‘a really dumb (?) sanity check’.
  • (b) The constraints from indirect measurements will

also be very stringent.

  • (c) Although systematics limited, improvements in detector-

related systematics will benefit many other other analyses.

  • (d) It’s a ‘standard candle’
  • (I) Comparison with complementary measurements of ß from b→ccd and

b→cud.

  • (2)Comparison with penguin b→sqq modes - a ‘standard candle’ assumes

increased importance as precision on penguin ß measurements increases.

  • There are others which I may have forgotten & opinion may vary as to the

relative importance of the above answers.

Taken from Guy Wilkinson’s talk at the January 2007 LHCb Upgrade Workshop.

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We already have a 10 measurement of ß

  • why push further ?
  • Answers.
  • (a) We can - we already know how to do these measurements.
  • If nothing else its ‘a really dumb (?) sanity check’.
  • (b) The constraints from indirect measurements will

also be very stringent.

  • (c) Although systematics limited, improvements in detector-

related systematics will benefit many other other analyses.

  • (d) It’s a ‘standard candle’
  • (I) Comparison with complementary measurements of ß from b→ccd and

b→cud.

  • (2)Comparison with penguin b→sqq modes - a ‘standard candle’ assumes

increased importance as precision on penguin ß measurements increases.

  • There are others which I may have forgotten & opinion may vary as to the relative

importance of the above answers.

Taken from Guy Wilkinson’s talk at the January 2007 LHCb Upgrade Workshop.

SuperB CDR

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We already have a 10 measurement of ß

  • why push further ?
  • Answers.
  • (a) We can - we already know how to do these measurements.
  • If nothing else its ‘a really dumb (?) sanity check’.
  • (b) The constraints from indirect measurements will

also be very stringent.

  • (c) Although systematics limited, improvements in detector-

related systematics will benefit many other analyses.

  • (d) It’s a ‘standard candle’
  • (I) Comparison with complementary measurements of ß from b→ccd and

b→cud.

  • (2)Comparison with penguin b→sqq modes - a ‘standard candle’ assumes

increased importance as precision on penguin ß measurements increases.

  • There are others which I may have forgotten & opinion may vary as to the

relative importance of the above answers.

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Katherine George. 5th Super B Workshop. Paris, May 9th -11th 2007. 21

We already have a 10 measurement of ß

  • why push further ?
  • Answers.
  • (a) We can - we already know how to do these measurements.
  • If nothing else its ‘a really dumb (?) sanity check’.
  • (b) The constraints from indirect measurements will

also be very stringent.

  • (c) Although systematics limited, improvements in detector-

related systematics will benefit many other other analyses.

  • (d) It’s a ‘standard candle’
  • (I) Comparison with complementary measurements of ß from b→ccd and

b→cud.

  • (2)Comparison with penguin b→sqq modes - a ‘standard candle’ assumes

increased importance as precision on penguin ß measurements increases.

  • There are others which I may have forgotten & opinion may vary as to the

relative importance of the above answers.

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Katherine George. 5th Super B Workshop. Paris, May 9th -11th 2007. 22

We already have a 10 measurement of ß

  • why push further ?
  • Answers.
  • (a) We can - we already know how to do these measurements.
  • If nothing else its ‘a really dumb (?) sanity check’.
  • (b) The constraints from indirect measurements will

also be very stringent.

  • (c) Although systematics limited, improvements in detector-

related systematics will benefit many other other analyses.

  • (d) It’s a ‘standard candle’
  • (I) Comparison with complementary measurements of ß from b→ccd and

b→cud.

  • (2)Comparison with penguin b→sqq modes - a ‘standard candle’ assumes

increased importance as precision on penguin ß measurements increases.

  • Address (c) and(d) in later slides.
  • There are others which I may have forgotten & opinion may vary as to the

relative importance of the above answers.

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b→ccs at higher luminosities

(Theory & controlling penguins)

  • Small Standard Model theoretical uncertainty…
  • ΔSJ/ψ KS ≡ S J/ψ Ks - sin2ß ~O(10-3). Li and Mishima. hep-ph/0610120.
  • ΔSJ/ψ KS ≡ S J/ψ Ks - sin2ß ~O(10-4). Boos et. al. Phys. Rev. D. 70 036006 (2006)
  • Not important for the (non-Super B-factory).
  • Controlling our penguins with the “data-driven” method - using J/ψπ0 to

control the penguin contribution in J/ψKo

  • S. Ciuchini et. al. - PRL 95, 221804 (2005).
  • Expected precision for sin2ß ( J/ψK0

S) - CDR Table 2-1.

HFAG (~840 fb-1)

0.026 systematics limited

Marco Ciuchini. 4th CKM Workshop. Nagoya, Dec. 2006.

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b→ccs at higher luminosities

(Theory & controlling penguins)

  • Small Standard Model theoretical uncertainty…
  • ΔSJ/ψ KS ≡ S J/ψ Ks - sin2ß ~O(10-3). Li and Mishima. hep-ph/0610120.
  • ΔSJ/ψ KS ≡ S J/ψ Ks - sin2ß ~O(10-4). Boos et. al. Phys. Rev. D. 70 036006 (2006)
  • Not important for the (non-Super) & SuperB-factories.
  • Controlling our penguins with the “data-driven” method - using J/ψπ0 to

control the penguin contribution in J/ψKo

  • S. Ciuchini et. al. - PRL 95, 221804 (2005).
  • Expected precision for sin2ß ( J/ψK0

S) - CDR Table 2-1.

HFAG (~840 fb-1)

0.026 systematics limited

Marco Ciuchini. 4th CKM Workshop. Nagoya, Dec. 2006.

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b→ccs at higher luminosities

(Theory & controlling penguins)

  • Small Standard Model theoretical uncertainty…
  • ΔSJ/ψ KS ≡ S J/ψ Ks - sin2ß ~O(10-3). Li and Mishima. hep-ph/0610120.
  • ΔSJ/ψ KS ≡ S J/ψ Ks - sin2ß ~O(10-4). Boos et. al. Phys. Rev. D. 70 036006 (2006)
  • Not important for the (non-Super) & SuperB-factories.
  • Controlling our penguins with the “data-driven” method - using J/ψπ0 to

control the penguin contribution in J/ψKo

  • S. Ciuchini et. al. - PRL 95, 221804 (2005).
  • LHCb approach (Fleischer, Eur. Phys. J. C10 (1999) 299) is to try to measure

CP asymmetries in B0

S →J/ψK0 S and relate these to B0→J/ψK0 S through

U-spin.

  • Precision of approach has not yet been evaluated.
  • Expected precision for sin2ß ( J/ψK0

S) - CDR Table 2-1.

HFAG (~840 fb-1)

0.026 systematics limited

Taken from Guy Wilkinson’s talk at the January 2007 LHCb Upgrade Workshop.

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b→ccs at higher luminosities

(Theory & controlling penguins)

  • Small Standard Model theoretical uncertainty…
  • ΔSJ/ψ KS ≡ S J/ψ Ks - sin2ß ~O(10-3). Li and Mishima. hep-ph/0610120.
  • ΔSJ/ψ KS ≡ S J/ψ Ks - sin2ß ~O(10-4). Boos et. al. Phys. Rev. D. 70 036006 (2006)
  • Not important for the (non-Super) & SuperB-factories.
  • Controlling our penguins with the “data-driven” method - using J/ψπ0 to

control the penguin contribution in J/ψKo

  • S. Ciuchini et. al. - PRL 95, 221804 (2005).
  • Expected precision for sin2ß ( J/ψK0

S) - CDR Table 2-1.

HFAG (~840 fb-1)

0.026 systematics limited

Marco Ciuchini. 4th CKM Workshop. Nagoya, Dec. 2006.

  • Using current B-Factory datasets.
  • Close to current systematic error.
  • Belle (535 M BB) : ± 0.018
  • BaBar (386 M BB) : ± 0.017
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Katherine George. 5th Super B Workshop. Paris, May 9th -11th 2007. 27

b→ccs at higher luminosities

(Theory & controlling penguins)

  • Small Standard Model theoretical uncertainty…
  • ΔSJ/ψ KS ≡ S J/ψ Ks - sin2ß ~O(10-3). Li and Mishima. hep-ph/0610120.
  • ΔSJ/ψ KS ≡ S J/ψ Ks - sin2ß ~O(10-4). Boos et. al. Phys. Rev. D. 70 036006 (2006)
  • Not important for the (non-Super) & SuperB-factories.
  • Controlling our penguins with the “data-driven” method - using J/ψπ0 to

control the penguin contribution in J/ψKo

  • S. Ciuchini et. al. - PRL 95, 221804 (2005).
  • Expected precision for sin2ß ( J/ψK0

S) - CDR Table 2-1.

HFAG (~840 fb-1)

0.026 systematics limited

Marco Ciuchini. 4th CKM Workshop. Nagoya, Dec. 2006.

  • At 2 ab-1 (shown).
  • At 30 ab-1 : ΔS = 0.000 ± 0.003.
  • At 75 ab-1 : ΔS = 0.000 ± 0.00????
  • …but less than the ±0.005

“irreducible” systematic error.

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b→ccs at higher luminosities

(Systematics - I)

  • KEK Super B LOI from 2004

shows irreducible systematic error contributions from:

  • Vertexing,
  • Resolution parameterisation,
  • Tag-side interference.
  • Extrapolations to 50 ab-1 show that

σ(statistical) ≈ σ(irreducible systematic).

Tables taken from ”Letter of Intent for KEK Super B Factory” (2004).

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b→ccs at higher luminosities

(Systematics - 2)

Taken from the talk ”b →ccs decays at BaBar” given at 4th CKM Workshop. Nagoya, Dec. 2006. Numbers are from the preliminary BaBar sin2ß result described in hep-ex/0607107. 316 fb-1

(± 0.0005)

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b→ccs at higher luminosities

(Systematics - 2)

Taken from the talk ”b →ccs decays at BaBar” given at 4th CKM Workshop. Nagoya, Dec. 2006. Numbers are from the preliminary BaBar sin2ß result described in hep-ex/0607107. 316 fb-1 → 2ab-1

(± 0.0005) ±0.003 ±0.004 ±0.003 ±0.008 ±0.001 ±0.002 ±0.001 ±0.003 ±0.0005 ±0.010

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b→ccs at higher luminosities

(Systematics - III)

  • ±0.010 @ 2ab-1 of which I estimate ~±0.008 is currently “irreducible” with

the current detectors.

  • Future improvements can come from:
  • An “improved” detector,
  • Use of higher statistics control samples at Super B,
  • Subsequent improvements in upcoming BaBar/Belle publications.
  • CDR - may be possible to reduce this error to ±0.005 (total).
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b→ccs at higher luminosities

(Systematics - III)

  • ±0.010 @ 2ab-1 of which I estimate ~±0.008 is currently “irreducible” with

the current detectors.

  • Future improvements can come from:
  • An “improved” detector,
  • Use of higher statistics control samples at Super B,
  • Subsequent improvements in upcoming BaBar/Belle publications.
  • CDR - may be possible to reduce this error to ±0.005 (total).
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Complimentary measurements of ß

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Complementary measurements of ß

B0→J/ψπ0 and B0→ D+(*) D-(*)

  • Same tree and penguin diagrams as b → ccs (‘s’

replaced by a ‘d’)

  • Penguin diagram has a different weak phase
  • could have a more significant contribution than

in b → ccs modes,

  • ∴sizeable deviations from b → ccs may suggest

New Physics in the b → d penguin topology.

  • e.g.(*) b and gluino masses in the range

100-300 GeV can produce measurable differences in value of sin2ß obtained from b → ccs and b → ccd decays.

(*)

  • D+D- is a CP-eigenstate,
  • D*+D*- is a CP-admixture ∴ angular analysis required.
  • D*+D- are not CP-eigenstates, but C=0 and S⋲-sin2ß in the SM.
  • Penguin contribution expected to be small (~2-10%). Xing, PRD 61, 014010 (2000).

B0→ D+(*) D-(*)

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232 M BB pairs. 152 M BB pairs.

Time-dependent CP Asymmetries in b →ccd transitions (B0→J/ψπ0)

  • Current measurements indicate that S(J/ψπ0) and C(J/ψπ0) are

consistent with S = -sin2ßb→ccs and C= 0.

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Time-dependent CP Asymmetries in b →ccd transitions (B0→D+D-)

383 M BB pairs. 535 M BB pairs.

  • Belle : Evidence for direct CPV at 3.2σ.
  • Not confirmed by BaBar.
  • Belle result is outside of physical region,

with the average very close to the boundary.

  • HFAG warning - interpret average with care.
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Time-dependent CP Asymmetries in b →ccd transitions (Evidence for CP Violation in B0→D*+D-)

383 M BB pairs. 185 M BB pairs.

  • Not a CP eigenstate.
  • Analyse D*+ D- and D*-D+

modes separately.

  • If no CPV (and no penguin),

S+ = S- and C+ = C-

  • cosδsin2ß≠0 at 4σ level.
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Complementary measurements of ß

B0→D0h0

With multi-body decays

  • e.g. D0→K0

Sπ+π-

  • Time-dependent Dalitz analysis
  • f the D decay allows a direct

determination of ß.

  • Measure both cos2ß and sin2ß.
  • Belle : cos2ß > 0 @ 98.3% CL.
  • BaBar : cos2ß > 0 @ 87% CL.

Without multi-body decays

  • BaBar : hep-ex/0703019
  • Sin2ßeff = +0.56 ± 0.23 ± 0.05
  • C = - 0.23 ± 0.16 ± 0.04
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Time-dependent CP Asymmetries in b →ccd transitions (Systematics)

  • Selected ‘complementary’ measurements of ß from b →ccd

transitions are not limited by systematics, statistics or theoretical errors.

  • Complementary measurements of ß ~few degrees are achievable.
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sin2ßeff from penguins

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Sin2ß in b→s penguin dominated modes

  • b→s penguin dominated modes, e.g. B0→ϕK0

S, B0→η’K0 S,

B0→K0K0K0 (reconstructed as B0→K0

SK0 SK0 S), B0→π0K0 S, B0→ρ0K0 S,

B0→ωK0

S, B0→π0π0K0 S and B0→f0K0 S, are some of the most

interesting places to look for New Physics effects.

  • “Of the penguin modes, only φK0

S really possible at LHCb”. Wilkinson,

LHCb upgrade workshop, Jan 2007.

  • Modes with the smallest theoretical uncertainties are B0→ϕK0

S,

B0→η’K0

S, and B0→K0K0K0.

  • How large can ΔSf be in the SM ?

Tables taken from Chua, hep-ph/0605301. Proceedings of talk given at FPCP’06.

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Sin2ß in b→s penguin dominated modes

Hint of sin2ßcharmless < sin2ßb→ccs

  • N.B. these plots exclude ρK0

S and π0π0K0 S which have large statistical errors

with current datasets.

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B0→η’K0

  • Sin2ßeff = +0.58 ± 0.10 ± 0.03 sin2ßeff = +0.64 ± 0.10 ± 0.04
  • C = - 0.16 ± 0.07 ± 0.03 C =±0.01 ± 0.07 ± 0.05
  • > 5σ CP observation

383 M BB pairs. 535 M BB pairs.

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Sin2ß in b→s penguin dominated modes

Plot from A. Lazarro (BaBar, ICHEP’06)

Golden mode experimental uncertainty (as of ICHEP’06) Theoretical correction and uncertainty

  • Theoretically, ΔSf is small and

positive in most cases.

  • Experimentally, ΔSf are all

negative.

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Sin2ß in b→s penguin dominated modes

(Systematics)

  • B0→η’K0

S becomes theoretically dominated earlier than other penguin

  • modes. Proposed use of “data-driven” methods to control theoretical errors.
  • Grossman, Ligetti, Nir & Quinn (hep-ph/0303171),
  • Gronau, Rosner & Zupan (hep-ph/0403027 and hep-ph/0608085).

Theoretically limited at 75 ab-1

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α and ßb→ccs In the ρ-η plane

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ß in the plane

(Plots from A. Bevan) Now 2 ab-1 75 ab-1

  • Input:
  • b → ccs ß from HFAG (21.3o).
  • Assumption on error ‘scaling’:
  • ß - taken from CDR Table 2-1.
  • 2ab-1 (±0.7o) and 75ab-1 (±0.2o)
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Using α and ß to constrain the unitarity triangle

(Plots from A. Bevan) Now 2 ab-1 75 ab-1

  • Inputs:
  • α from BaBar B0→ρ+ρ- (95o).
  • b → ccs ß from HFAG (21.3o).
  • No input from γ.
  • Assumptions on error ‘scaling’:
  • α - see Adrian’s talk
  • ß - taken from CDR Table 2-1.
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The 30 year evolution ?

(1988 - 2018)

  • 15 year evolution from

UT Fit …

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The 30 year evolution ?

(1988 - 2018)

  • 15 year evolution from

UT Fit …

  • Only assuming an α and (b→ccs)ß
  • evolution. Note the smaller axis ranges.

Now 2 ab-1 75 ab-1 0.6 0.6 0.6

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The 30 year evolution ?

(1988 - 2018)

  • 15 year evolution from

UT Fit …

  • Only assuming an α and (b→ccs)ß
  • evolution. Note the smaller axis ranges.

Now 2 ab-1 75 ab-1 0.6 0.6 0.6

It’s over here !

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The 30 year evolution ?

(1988 - 2018)

  • 15 year evolution from

UT Fit …

  • Only assuming an α and (b→ccs)ß
  • evolution. Note the smaller axis ranges.

Now 2 ab-1 75 ab-1 0.6 0.6 0.6

It’s over here !

WARNING !!

  • Just for illustration!
  • Past performance is not necessarily

an indication of future returns !

  • Excludes many things e.g. LHCb.
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Summary

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Summary

  • Sub-1o measurements of ßccs
  • Effort needed in reducing the “irreducible” systematics:
  • Vertexing, tag-side interference and beam-spot.
  • “Data-driven” method to control penguins will prove even

more useful at a higher luminosity.

  • Experiments in a hadronic environment are not

competitive for:

  • the ‘complementary’ (b →ccd) measurements of ß, (not

systematics, statistics or theoretically limited at Super B)

  • the ‘alternative’ (b→s penguin) measurements of ß

(theoretically limited at Super B).

  • Not the raison d’etre for SuperB, but measuring ß

is a necessary part of the program.

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Need more slides ?

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Sin2ß in b→s penguin dominated modes

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Average of sin2ß ≡ sin2φ1

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Time-dependent transversity analysis of B0→J/ψ K*

BaBar : 88 M BB pairs. Belle: 275 M BB pairs.