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1 Radiative Corrections in Free Neutron Decays Chien-Yeah Seng Helmholtz-Institut für Strahlen- und Kernphysik and Bethe Center for Theoretical Physics, Universität Bonn Beta Decay as a Probe of New Physics workshop, ACFI, University of Massachusetts Amherst 1 November, 018 1
2 Outline 1.Error Budget in First-Row CKM Unitarity.Nucleus-Independent RC: Current Status 3.Dispersive Approach: Formalism 4.Dispersive Approach: Separation of Regions 5.Connection to Scattering Data 6.Implications and Final Discussions
3 Error Budget in First-Row CKM Unitarity An important prediction of SM is that the flavor eigenstates and mass eigenstates of quarks are different and are related by a unitary transformation: ψ d, f d = s b f = V V V ud cd td V V V us cs ts V V V ub cb tb d s b m The CKM matrix First-row CKM unitarity reads: V ud V V us ub = 1 A significant deviation from 1 will be a signal for the existence of BSM physics! 3
4 Error Budget in First-Row CKM Unitarity Current status (PDG 018): V (1), V = 0.43(5), V = ud Contains ambiguity = us ub (36) which gives: V ud V in good agreement with unitarity. V us ub = (5) Negligible Breaking down the contribution from each uncertainty: V V ud us δv δv ud us = = The main source of uncertainty comes from V ud. 4
5 Error Budget in First-Row CKM Unitarity Current status (PDG 018): Contains ambiguity V (1), V = 0.43(5), V = ud = us ub (36) which gives: V ud V V us ub = (5) Negligible in good agreement with unitarity. But how trustable is this? Experimental uncertainties can be systematically improved. Theory uncertainty is the main issue. Need to thoroughly examine how each theoretical uncertainty is assigned. Is there any theory systematics that is not accounted for in the theory uncertainty? 5
6 Error Budget in First-Row CKM Unitarity Currently the most precise determination of V ud is through superallowed (0 0 ) beta decay (normalized by muon decay): e ν Tree-level matrix element completely fixed by isospin symmetry! 0 0 Correction occurs only at higher order. Experimental results are expressed in terms of the ft-value : half time Fermi function correction. One introduces a nucleusindependent Ft-value : So that V ud is given by: 6
7 Error Budget in First-Row CKM Unitarity Meaning of each term: : δc : δ R ': δ NS Nuclear Structure Correction Isospin-Breaking Correction Outer Radiative Correction (RC) (quenched vertices) Nuclear-structure-related corrections (δ NS and δ C ) have been studied extensively for decades. That, combining with 14 best-measured superallowed beta decays, give: Hardy and Towner, PRC91,05501 (015) or, more recently Implied from Czarnecki, Marciano and Sirlin, PRL 10, 000 (018) 7
8 Error Budget in First-Row CKM Unitarity Finally, in the master formula: V R : Nucleus-Independent RC (RC acting on a single nucleon) contributes to the LARGEST uncertainty in the determination of V ud! From John Hardy s slides 8
9 Nucleus-Independent RC: Current Status Most parts in the nucleus-independent RC R v (up to 10-4 ) are either: 1. Process-independent so they cancel out when taking ratio with muon decay. Exactly calculable through current algebra Sirlin, Rev. Mod. Phys 50, 573 (1978) 3. Depend only the physics in the UV regime so that they are perturbatively calculable The only exception is the γw-box DIAGRAM: ν W q q γ e ν = p q mn n p which is sensitive to the loop momentum q at ALL SCALES! 9
10 Nucleus-Independent RC: Current Status The part that depends on physics at the hadron scale comes from the V*A component of the EM-weak current product: where the forward Compton tensor is: Furthermore, crossing symmetry indicates that one only needs the ISOSCALAR component of the EM current. It is related to the nucleus-independent RC as: Other well-understood terms 10
11 Nucleus-Independent RC: Current Status State-of-the-art study of box contribution (Marciano and Sirlin, M&S): Write the RC as a single variable integral over Q, and identify the dominant physics as a function of Q. Marciano and Sirlin, Phys.Rev.Lett. 96 (006)
12 Nucleus-Independent RC: Current Status State-of-the-art study of box contribution (Marciano and Sirlin, M&S): Write the RC as a single variable integral over Q, and identify the dominant physics as a function of Q. Marciano and Sirlin, Phys.Rev.Lett. 96 (006) Short distance: leading OPE perturbative QCD F( Q α S ( Q ) 1 π 1 ) MS MS MS ) = C C 3 Q α S ( Q ) π α S ( Q π 3 ( 1.5GeV) Q < < (negligible uncertainty) C and C 3 taken from existing calculations of pqcd corrections to the polarized Bjorken sum rule. Larin and Vermaseren, Phys.Lett.B 59 (1991) 345 1
13 Nucleus-Independent RC: Current Status State-of-the-art study of box contribution (Marciano and Sirlin, M&S): Write the RC as a single variable integral over Q, and identify the dominant physics as a function of Q. Marciano and Sirlin, Phys.Rev.Lett. 96 (006) Long distance: Born/elastic contribution with nucleon EM and axial current dipole FFs: 0 < Q < (0.83GeV) 13
14 Nucleus-Independent RC: Current Status State-of-the-art study of box contribution (Marciano and Sirlin, M&S): Write the RC as a single variable integral over Q, and identify the dominant physics as a function of Q. Marciano and Sirlin, Phys.Rev.Lett. 96 (006) Intermediate distance: VMD-inspired interpolating function F( Q ) = ( 0.83GeV) < Q < (1.5GeV) Q mρ Q ma Q m ρ ' A 100% error is arbitrarily assigned! All combine to give: V R ( M &S) = (38) 14
15 Nucleus-Independent RC: Current Status The intermediate distances contribution gives rise to most of the theoretical uncertainty: Some limitations in M&S approach: Conceptually: separation of physical regions based on just Q is questionable. E.g. how about many-particle virtual state effect at low Q? A more consistent separation of regions should also involve the variable W =(pq). Practically: there is almost no data input during the estimation of the intermediate distance contribution, which means that its error bar cannot be reduced even with future experiments. Alternative approach: dispersion relation. The main spirit is to express T 3 in terms of single-current on-shell matrix elements, such that its uncertainty could be reduced following the improvement of experimental precision/model! 15
16 Dispersive Approach: Formalism CYS, M.Gorchtein, H.H.Patel and M.J.Ramsey-Musolf, arxiv: [hep-ph] W γ γ q q q q W p p p p (0) : with ISOSCALAR EM current No constant subtraction term since (0) T 3 is odd wrt ν (0) (0) Optical theorem: DisT ( ν, Q ) = 4πF ( ν, ) 8π 3 3 Q µναβ ν α β (0) ( J ) n = F ( ν, Q ) µ (π ) δ ( p q p ) p J X EM,0 X X W A 3 X mnν iε p q 16
17 Dispersive Approach: Formalism CYS, M.Gorchtein, H.H.Patel and M.J.Ramsey-Musolf, arxiv: [hep-ph] W γ γ q q q q W p p p p Final expression: where (0) M 3 (1, Q ) is the first Nachtmann moment of (0) F 3 : r = 1 4mN x / Q 17
18 Dispersive Approach: Separation of Regions M&S treatment asymptotic Interpolating function Born VDM Regge 18
19 Dispersive Approach: Separation of Regions M&S treatment asymptotic Interpolating function Born VDM Regge 19
20 0 (1) Large Q -limit (asymptotic region): = > N N m Q m m m Q, π π ν π ν approaches DIS regime; Partonic description is appropriate The ν integral is simplified: Same as the M&S result. PQCD correct is also identical. ( ) ( ) 1 0 (0) 3 asym m.d 1 8 ) ( 16 1 ), ( 1 Re Q Q M M dq x dxd Q Q M M dq Q F Q Q m d Q M M dq c W W n V W W N W W Λ Λ Λ = = π α π α ν ν ν ν ν ν ν π α ν π Valence d-quark PDF in a neutron Scale at which PDF description becomes valid Dispersive Approach: Separation of Regions
21 Dispersive Approach: Separation of Regions () Born contribution: Axial F.F Isosinglet magnetic Sachs F.F Using the updated Sachs and axial FF, we obtain: Z.Ye, J.Arrington, R.J.Hill and G.Lee, Phys.Lett.B777,8 (018) B.Bhattacharya, R.J.Hill and G.Paz,Phys.Rev.D84, (011) Central value significantly larger than the M&S value 0.96(9)*10-3 as we take Q max = instead of cutting it off at some intermediate scale. 1
22 Dispersive Approach: Separation of Regions (3) Nπ contribution: W π < W < W π γ 0 < Q < Λ Calculable using baryon chiral perturbation theory at tree level. Q-dependence modeled by electroweak form factor insertion: Numerically: with Λ =GeV it gives: Very small! (4) Resonance contribution: Only I=1/ resonances contribute, but their sizes are negligibly small. Resonance parameters taken from: Drechsel, Kamalov and Tiator, EPJA 34 (007) 69 Lalakulich, Paschos and Piranishvili, PRD 74 (006)
23 Connection to Scattering Data The biggest problem is the large-w multi-particle contributions, reflected by the large uncertainty in the M&S interpolating function. Dispersion formalism in principle allows input from experimental data. (I=0)*(I=1) V*A structure function can in principle be obtained from parity-odd e-n scattering: e e N γ / Z X 4F F F F (0) p n p D 3 = 3, γ Z 3, γz 3, γz 3, γz F Unfortunately, existing data do not cover intermediate region of W and Q. 3
24 Connection to Scattering Data Alternative approach: obtain input from (I=1)*(I=1) channel: neutrinoproton scattering processes. Strategy: Below asymptotic regime, one has: (I=1)*(I=1): Born Nπ Resonances Regge (I=0)*(I=1): Born Nπ Resonances Regge The first three terms can be computed separately, while the last term for the two cases are related by simple Regge-exchange picture. Same coupling (0) F 3 F ν p ν p 3 4
25 Connection to Scattering Data Data exists for the first Nachtmann moment of the P-odd SF for neutrino-proton/antineutrino-proton scattering, which allows for a fitting to the Regge contribution: which is equivalent to a fit of the Regge contribution to γw, according to our simple Regge-exchange picture. Combining everything, we obtain: V R = () which represents a significant reduction of theoretical uncertainty as well as a substantial upward shift in the central value of the M&S result: V R ( M &S) = (38) 5
26 Connection to Scattering Data Area under the curve measures the RC! Reasons for the discrepancy: The M&S s classification of dominant physics based on only Q misses the contribution from multi-particle intermediate states at low Q The M&S s choice of boundary conditions for their interpolating function leads to a discontinuity at the UV-matching point and a steep fall at intermediate Q. As a result, the M&S treatment leads to a significant UNDERESTIMATION of the nucleus-independent RC, and thus an OVERESTIMATION of 6 V ud.
27 Implications and Final Discussions Implication of our work to V ud : provided all experimental results and other theoretical analysis remain unchanged. Implication to first-row CKM unitarity: Vud Vus Vub : (5) (4) An apparent 4σ deviation from unitarity! 7
28 Implications and Final Discussions What could have happened? Although M&S definitely underestimated V R, did we go too far and overestimated it? (Although our analysis is a data-driven one) Is the higher-order RC effects (i.e. loops and above) not calculated correctly? Is the nuclear-structure correction analysis (by Hardy & Towner) incomplete? (see Misha s talk) Is it due to the experimental V us discrepancy? or is it a signal of something new? 8
29 Summary 1. The γw-box diagram uncertainty to V ud constitutes the largest uncertainty in the first-row CKM unitarity. Current Marciano- Sirlin treatment does not allow a systematic improvement of precision.. We adopted a dispersion-relation approach that allows inputs from experimental data. 3. Utilizing neutrino-proton scattering data, we obtain a reduced uncertainty of V ud but also a significant shift of its central value. This leads to an apparent 4σ-deviation from the firstrow CKM unitarity. 4. Future experimental data on e-n scattering as well as SM/BSM calculations in hadron/nuclear level are required to address such anomaly. 9
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