Search for the very rare decays B s/d + - at LHCb

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Search for the very rare decays B s/d + - at LHCb Justine Serrano Centre de Physique des Particules de Marseille On behalf of the LHCb collaboration EPS-HEP, July 22 th 2011, Grenoble Bs2MuMu @ LHCb Justine Serrano 1

Interest of B s/d + - FCNC and helicity suppressed decays Precise SM prediction: BR(B s + - )= (3.2±0.2) x10-9 BR(B d + - )= (1.1±0.1) x10-10 A.J.Buras: arxiv:1012.1447, E. Gamiz et al: Phys.Rev.D 80 (2009) 014503 BR very sensitive to new physics Ex: NUHM1 model O. Buchmuller et al, arxiv:0907.5568 Direct searches Heavy MSSM higgs discovery at CMS BR(B s + - ) Indirect searches Phys.Comm. 143, 305 (arxiv: 08083144) using SuperIso/SoftSUSY, Comput. Bs2MuMu @ LHCb Justine Serrano 2

B s/d + - at LHCb LHCb benefit from: Large bb- cross section Large acceptance for B decays Very efficient muon trigger, good particle ID, tracking and reconstruction LHCb already published one analysis based on 37 pb -1 from 2010 data Physics Letter B 699 (2011)330-340 Observed BR(B s + - ) < 4.3 x 10-8 (5.6 x 10-8 ) @ 90 (95)% CL Expected: 5.1 (6.5) Observed BR(B d + - ) < 1.2 x 10-8 (1.5 x 10-8 ) @ 90 (95)% CL Expected: 1.4 (1.8) Here we present an update on 300 pb -1 from 2011 data Assuming SM, we expect after selection 3.2 (0.32) B s (B d ) events in 300 pb -1 Bs2MuMu @ LHCb Justine Serrano 3

Analysis strategy Selection muon-based trigger Soft selection to reduce size of dataset Similar to control channels Blind signal region (M Bd -60MeV, M Bs +60MeV) LHCb 300 pb -1 Signal and background discrimination: NEW boosted decision tree combining kinematic and geometrical properties Invariant mass M (MeV/c 2 ) Data driven calibration through control channels to get signal and background expectations Translate number of observed events into branching fraction measurement by normalizing with channels of known BR Results: Extract observation / exclusion measurement using the modified frequentist CLs method in bins of mass and BDT Bs2MuMu @ LHCb Justine Serrano 4

Boosted decision tree Use 9 input variables: B impact parameter, B lifetime, muon isolation, DOCA, B Pt, minimum impact parameter of the muons B isolation Polarization variable Minimum Pt of the muons Already in previous analysis New Signal bkg B isolation Choice of variables to avoid correlation with invariant mass Optimization and training on MC, using B s + - and bb X background Signal bkg Polarization Signal flat Background peaked at 0 GL from 2010 BDT Bs2MuMu @ LHCb Justine Serrano 5

Calibration of BDT For the signal we use data B d/s h + h - Same topology as B s + - However are selected by hadronic triggers that can bias the shape of variables Use only events triggered independently of the signal (TIS) Background: data sidebands Signal background LHCb preliminary 300 pb -1 LHCb preliminary 300 pb -1 Bs2MuMu @ LHCb Justine Serrano 6

Calibration of invariant mass Invariant mass: modeled by a Crystal Ball Resolution: use interpolation of dimuon resonances (J/ψ, ψ(2s), Υ s), crosschecked with inclusive and exclusive B d/s h + h - Mean: from exclusive B s K + K - and B 0 K + π - LHCb 300 pb -1 Y(1s) LHCb 300 pb -1 Y(2s) Y(3s) σ(b s ) = (24.6±0.2±1.0) MeV/c 2 σ(b d ) = (24.3±0.2±1.0) MeV/c 2 Bs2MuMu @ LHCb Justine Serrano 7

Background expectation I Combinatorial background expectation extracted from a fit to the mass sidebands in bins of BDT Systematics evaluated using different fit functions and ranges BDT<0.25 0.25<BDT<0.5 B s =2968±69 B d =3175±72 B s =25.0±2.5 B d =26.6±2.5 0.5<BDT<0.75 0.75<BDT<1 B s =3.0±0.9 B d =3.1±0.8 B s =0.7±0.4 B d =0.7±0.4 Bs2MuMu @ LHCb Justine Serrano 8

Background expectation II Most of background is due to real muons from bb X events Also found a bkg component coming from photoproduction Isolated muons, possible high mass But very low Pt efficiently removed by pt(b)> 500 MeV/c Background due to misidentified muons from B d/s h + h - decays Evaluated from B d/s h + h - MC reweighted according to misid probablity measured in data Cross checked with B d/s h + h - data, requiring one muon in the final state We expect: 2.5±0.5 misid events in B d region 0.6±0.1 per BDT bin 0.5±0.4 misid events in B s region 0.01±0.011 per BDT bin Bs2MuMu @ LHCb Justine Serrano 9

Normalization Evaluated from MC, cross checked with data Measured in data Ratio of probability for a b-quark to hadronize into a given meson 3 normalization channels used: B + J/ K + B S J/ B 0 - K + 107358 ± 1759 LHCb preliminary 300 pb -1 5919±84 LHCb preliminary 300 pb -1 5732±506 LHCb preliminary 300 pb -1 Average: α(b s + - ) = 9.84 ±0.91 x10-10 α(b d + - ) = 2.89 ±0.15 x10-10 Bs2MuMu @ LHCb Justine Serrano 10

fs/fd Previously we used the HFAG average from LEP/Tevatron. Better to use the value corresponding to the LHC energy. fs/fd is measured at LHCb with hadronic decays B 0 D - K + and B s D s- π + f s f d 0.250 0.024 0.017 0.017 stat syst theo arxiv:1106.4435 submitted to PRL B 0 D - π + and B s D s- π + fs 0.256 0.014 f stat 0.019syst 0.026 d And semileptonic decays (preliminary, see talk by M. Artuso) theo f d f s f u 0.134 0.004 0.011 0.010 We compute the average: lhcb-conf-2011-034 f s f d 0.267 0.021 0.020 Bs2MuMu @ LHCb Justine Serrano 11

Open the box BDT<0.25 0.25<BDT<0.5 0.5<BDT<0.75 0.75<BDT<1 No excess seen Bs2MuMu @ LHCb Justine Serrano 12

B s region Combinatorial bkg Misid bkg Signal SM Data LHCb preliminary 300 pb -1 BDT<0.25 0.25<BDT<0.5 0.5<BDT<0.75 0.75<BDT Exp.combinatorial 2968 ± 69 25 ± 2.5 2.99 ± 0.89 0.66 ± 0.40 Exp. SM signal 1.26 ± 0.13 0.61 ± 0.06 0.67 ± 0.07 0.72 ± 0.07 Observed 2872 26 3 2 misid background : 0.01±0.011 per bin Bs2MuMu @ LHCb Justine Serrano 13

Limit on BR(B s + - ) Background only SM included Expected ±1σ observed Bkg only 90 (95) %CL SM signal 90 (95) %CL CLb Expected stat+syst 0.8 (1.0) x10-8 1.2 (1.5) x10-8 Observed stat+syst 1.3 (1.6) x10-8 0.86 Bs2MuMu @ LHCb Justine Serrano 14

B d region To be done Combinatorial bkg Misid bkg Signal SM Data LHCb preliminary 300 pb -1 BDT<0.25 0.25<BDT<0.5 0.5<BDT<0.75 0.75<BDT Exp.combinatorial 3175 ± 72 26.6 ± 2.5 3.1 ± 0.8 0.7 ± 0.4 Exp. MisID 0.6± 0.1 0.6± 0.1 0.6± 0.1 0.6± 0.1 Observed 3025 31 5 4 Bs2MuMu @ LHCb Justine Serrano 15

Limit on BR(B d + - ) Expected ±1σ observed Bkg only 90(95) %CL CLb Expected stat+syst 2.4 (3.1) x10-9 Observed stat+syst 4.2 (5.2) x10-9 0.90 Bs2MuMu @ LHCb Justine Serrano 16

Summary LHCb presents new preliminary results with 300pb -1 on BR(B s/d + - ) BR(B s + - ) < 1.3 x10-8 (1.6 x10-8 ) @ 90 (95)% CL BR(B d + - ) < 4.2 x10-9 (5.2 x10-9 ) @ 90 (95)% CL Combined results with 2010 data (37pb -1 ): BR(B s + - ) < 1.2 (1.5) x10-8 @ 90 (95)% CL We do not confirm the excess seen by CDF Bs2MuMu @ LHCb Justine Serrano 17

A nice signal candidate! μ - Mμμ = 5.357 GeV BDT = 0.90 Decay length = 11.5 mm Tracks shown for pt > 0.5 GeV PV μ + Bs2MuMu @ LHCb Justine Serrano 18

backup Bs2MuMu @ LHCb Justine Serrano 19

Bs2MuMu @ LHCb Justine Serrano 20

CLb Bkg only SM signal Bkg only CDF signal Bs2MuMu @ LHCb Justine Serrano 21

fs/fd Independance versus η checked with semileptonic decays Summary of systematics and theoretical errors of the 3 LHCb measurements Bs2MuMu @ LHCb Justine Serrano 22

BDT calibration Bs2MuMu @ LHCb Justine Serrano 23

New variables Angle between the vector perpendicular to both the beam and the B momenta, and the muon momenta in the B rest frame For signal ~polarization modula pi/2 Summing on the tracks for which Bs2MuMu @ LHCb Justine Serrano 24

Photoproduction background LHCb-CONF-2011-022 All pt< 700MeV Event containing only 2 muons These events can look like signal if they are associated to a wrong PV Cut a B(PT)>500 MeV removes ~100% of this background but only 1.8% of signal Bs2MuMu @ LHCb Justine Serrano 25

Normalization Bs2MuMu @ LHCb Justine Serrano 26