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Study of ' pp at BESIII Study of pp at BESIII Xiaotao LIAO Institute of High Energy Physics, Beijing (On behalf of the BESIII Collaboration) XIV International Conference on Hadron Spectroscopy XIV International


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Study of ψ'→ppη at BESIII

Study of ψ →ppη at BESIII

Xiaotao LIAO Institute of High Energy Physics, Beijing (On behalf of the BESIII Collaboration) XIV International Conference on Hadron Spectroscopy XIV International Conference on Hadron Spectroscopy Hadron2011, June 13~17, München, Germany

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O tli Outline

Introduction to BEPCII/BESIII Excited nucleons study at BESIII

y St d f '

Study of ψ'→ppη. Summary

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I t d ti t BEPCII/BESIII Introduction to BEPCII/BESIII

Linac St i Linac Storage rings e+

Record Luminosity : 6 49×1032

2 1

BES

~6.49×1032 cm-2s-1 @ψ(3770)

e-

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D t l t BESIII Data samples at BESIII

2009

106 M ψ’ events

~106 M ψ’ events ~225 M J/ψ events

2010

~900 pb-1 ψ(3770) events

  • 900 pb

ψ(3770) events

2011

1800 b 1 (3770)

~1800 pb-1 ψ(3770) events ~470 pb-1 ψ(4040) events at 4.01 GeV

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“ i i ” b bl “missing” baryons problem

Quark models predict many more baryon resonances

than have been observed than have been observed

Possible explanations:

Theoretically: Reduce the number of degree of

  • freedom. (Quark-diquark)

Experimentally: If the missing N*s have small couplings

to πN & γN, they would not have been discovered by experiments using photons or pions.

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Ad t f N* t d t BESIII Advantages of N* study at BESIII

N* knowledge primarily from πN, γN

At BESIII,

P i i ½

Pure isospin ½ Study by many decay channels, such as

πN,ηN,ωN…

N* and N*, twice of the statistics

Large statistics for charmonium states

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P i lt f BESII N* Previous results of BESII on N*

Observation of N*(2050)

N*(1440) N*(1520) N*(1535) N*(1650) N*(1675) N*(1680) N (1535) ( ) ?

Parameters of N*(2050)

M V M 25 2040 3 ±

+

  • /

π ψ p p J →

MeV M 25 2040 3

4 ±

=

+ −

MeV 52 8 230 ± ± = Γ

  • +

⎟ ⎞ ⎜ ⎛ 3 :

p

J

Phys Rev D80:052004 2009

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⎟ ⎠ ⎜ ⎝ 2 : J

Phys.Rev.D80:052004,2009

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A l i f

'

(1)

Analysis of ψ'→ppη(1)

In this analysis, only d

BES-III preliminary

η→γγ are used. A d

p y

And Br(η→γγ)=39.31%

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A l i f ' (2)

Analysis of ψ'→ppη(2)

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Introduction to Partial Wave Analysis(PWA)

Construct amplitude Ai for each possible partial wave

A A A A

C t t diff ti l ti

decay Wigner Breit prod i

A A A A

=

Construct differential cross section

2

= A dσ

Construct log likelihood function

= Ω

i i

A d

Construct log likelihood function

⎟ ⎠ ⎞ ⎜ ⎝ ⎛ Ω =

N

d d L / ln ln σ σ

Maximize log likelihood function

=

⎠ ⎝ Ω

i

d

1

g

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PWA f '

PWA of ψ'→ppη

Feynman diagrams related to ψ'→ppη

X

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B t l ti f PWA Best solution of PWA

N(1535) and PHSP(1/2+) are significant

i thi l i in this analysis

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PWA j ti PWA projection

Data —MC integration background

Dalitz plot of the fit result Dalitz plot data

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M d idth f N(1535) Mass and width scan of N(1535)

2 ) 1535 (

/ 524 1 c GeV M N =

2 ) 1535 (

/ 130 c GeV

N

= Γ

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) 1535 (

/ 524 . 1 c GeV M N

) 1535 (

/ 130 . c GeV

N

Γ

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S i it (Jp) d t i ti Spin-parity(Jp) determination

P

f ( ) ½

JP of N(1535) is ½-, which is consistent with

the PDG value.

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E t 1 Extra 1-- resonance scan

100MeV 200MeV 300MeV

3 5σ

400MeV 500MeV 600MeV

3.5σ 3 5σ

1.8 2.2 2.6 3.0 GeV/c2 1.8 2.2 2.6 3.0 GeV/c2 1.8 2.2 2.6 3.0 GeV/c2

3.5σ

All the significances are less than 3.5σ,

Ge /c Ge /c

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g , and there is not likely to be a pp structure in ψ'→ppη.

— —

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S t ti Systematic error

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A l i f

'

0(1)

— BES III

Analysis of ψ'→ppπ0(1)

pπ0

BES-III preliminary

M2

PWA of this channel is

  • ngoing
  • ngoing.

M2pπ0 Mass of pp M pπ

?

pp

  • unts

ts Co Count

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Mpp(GeV/c2) Mpπ0(GeV/c2)

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A l i f

'

0(2)

— BES III

Analysis of ψ'→ppπ0(2)

— BES-III preliminary

CLEOc CLEOc CLEOc CLEOc

ts Count

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Mpπ0(GeV/c2)

arXiv:1007.2886v2 [hep-ex] 12 Oct 2010

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Summary

In the PWA of ψ′→ppη, very significant N(1535)

component has been found.

component has been found. BES-III li i PDG preliminary Mass(GeV/c2) 1.525~1.545

010 . 005 . 004 . 005 .

524 . 1

+ + − −

width(GeV/c2) 0.125~0.175 Br(ψ'→ppη) (6.6±0.2±0.6)×10-5 (6±1.2)×10-5

061 . 027 . 014 . 027 .

130 .

+ + − −

Br(ψ →ppη) (6.6±0.2±0.6)×10 (6±1.2)×10 Br(ψ'→N(1535)p)× Br(N(1535)→pη+c c ) ⎯

5 4 . 7 3 . 1 . 1 3 .

10 5 . 5

− + + − −

× BESIII i

d l t t d b ! Br(N(1535)→pη+c.c.)

BESIII is a good place to study baryon resonances!

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Thank you! Thank you!

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B k Backup

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B it i f l d i PWA Breit-wigner formula used in PWA

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