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LHCb status 103 rd LHCC meeting 22.09.2010 Marta Calvi University Milano-Bicocca and INFN for the LHCb Collaboration

Data taking 3.2 pb -1 on tape eff ~91% Stable data taking, high efficiency in all systems, globally increasing with time. 22/9/10 103th LHCC - Marta Calvi 2

Detectors efficiency Efficiency (channels) 99.95 99.52 99.79 99.85 99.97 100.00 99.27 99.63 98.32 98.47 99.44 99.29 80 82 84 86 88 90 92 94 96 98 100 % 22/9/10 103th LHCC - Marta Calvi 3

Running conditions Current running with high pileup LHCb design conditions Running LHCb with multiple interactions affects trigger, computing, reconstruction and analysis. Work on-going to fully understand all implications to exploit high luminosity and get best performance. 22/9/10 103th LHCC - Marta Calvi 4

Detector performance Good trigger performance, raise thresholds to cope with increasing rate while keeping always maximum efficiency for most channels. All detectors performing well, no major concern. Use of new larger samples of data to complete calibration, alignment and progessive understanding of performance. Preparing for remaining 2010 run ( 50 pb -1 ) and 2011 running ( 1 fb -1 ). recent updates in next slides 22/9/10 103th LHCC - Marta Calvi 5

VELO: IP resolution New alignment based on 2010 data: sensor and module alignment and 2 halves alignment. Resolution at high p T in agrees with MC. 22/9/10 103th LHCC - Marta Calvi 6

Mass resolution: J/ & New alignment of all tracking system. Good improvement in momentum resolution for high momentum tracks and mass resolution. mean 3089.5 = 16.2 MeV mean 3094.5 = 13.9 MeV mean 9640 = 82 MeV 22/9/10 103th LHCC - Marta Calvi 7

Mass resolution: B + J/ K + Mass resolutions approaching MC expectations. 19 MeV/c 2 13 MeV/c 2 New alignment MC: 11 MeV/c 2 With J/ mass constraint: 13 MeV/c 2 9 MeV/c 2 New alignment 22/9/10 103th LHCC - Marta Calvi 8

Calorimeter Refining calibration with converted photons and electrons. Promising new signal of of c J/. J/ ee c J/ L ~ 150 nb-1 M = M J/ M J/ 22/9/10 103th LHCC - Marta Calvi 9

c J/ c J/ also for physics studies: - separation of different states. - exclusive c production 22/9/10 103th LHCC - Marta Calvi 10

RICH PID performances measured on data with selected samples of from K S, K KK K,p Performance at time of ICHEP 22/9/10 103th LHCC - Marta Calvi 11

RICH: CK angle resolution Alignment of RICH1 and RICH2 mirrors progressing with data. New improvement in alignement of the photodetector silicon sensors... RICH1 MC: 1.57 mrad RICH2 Good improvement on Cherenkov angle resolution Will go into next processing MC: 0.67 mrad 22/9/10 103th LHCC - Marta Calvi 12

RICH- aerogel Areogel radiator made of 16 tiles. Need to calibrate refraction index tile by tile. Ongoing work. 22/9/10 103th LHCC - Marta Calvi 13

Muon ID K S data MC K ± data K ± MC J/ data KK K MC Muon ID efficiency above 90% and mis-id rate below 2% for p>10 GeV/c 22/9/10 103th LHCC - Marta Calvi 14

Muon ID Cut on global likelihood for muon vs pion hypotesis: reduce mis-id of a factor about two with few percentage loss in efficiency. In agreement with MC expectations. 22/9/10 103th LHCC - Marta Calvi 15

Muon ID in multiple-collision Recent studies prove performance also in multiple-collision events. ID efficiency constant within few percent. The mis-id increase can be controlled with a correct sharing of hits to closeby tracks Restriction on number of shared hits gives constant performance with number of interactions.. 22/9/10 103th LHCC - Marta Calvi 16

Analysis working for.. Production: in mbias, J/, open charm, beauty EW Plenty of charm and first two/multibody hadronic B decays for CPV studies D 0 Kπ B 0 Kπ B 0 D(Kππ)π Preparation for key measurements: B s J/ B s B d K* B + J/ K + 22/9/10 103th LHCC - Marta Calvi 17

W +/ W - asymmetry EW Physics at LHCb Unique LHCb coverage, allows for interesting W,Z production studies First result: charge asymmetry in W ± ± events 22/9/10 103th LHCC - Marta Calvi 18

J/ production Preliminary cross section measurement with ~14 nb -1 (ICHEP): Scale and shapes not well described by colour singlet nor by octet models new studies are coming. Inclusive J/ production: (2.5<y<4,p T <10 GeV/c)=7.65±0.19±1.10 +0.87-1.27 J/ production from b: (2.5<y<4,p T <10 GeV/c)= 0.81±0.06±0.13 b b polarization uncertainty 22/9/10 103th LHCC - Marta Calvi 19

J/ production Much more data since ICHEP several 100k events/pb -1 Pseudo propertime: t z = d z M(J/ )/p z used to separate prompt and J/ from b decays Will measure also polarization Region of measurement (y, p T ) will be extended with more data, will overlap with GPD. 22/9/10 103th LHCC - Marta Calvi 20

ln ( IP D 0 ) Beauty cross-section with B D 0 X BR(b D 0 μνx) = 6.82±0.35 % Use impact parameter of D 0 direction w.r.t. primary vertex to separate D produced in B decays from prompt. Correlate the D 0 with a muon of a right (wrong) charge Prompt From B decays Right sign correlation D from B ~100 nb -1 Wrong sign correlation Prompt D Fake D 22/9/10 103th LHCC - Marta Calvi 21

Beauty cross-section with B D 0 X Cross section in four η bins, open trigger (~3 nb -1 ) and muon trigger sample (~12 nb -1 ) submitted to PLB (arxiv:1009.2731) Shapes and scales agree well with expectation. Validates QCD predictions at LHC energies (pp H b X ) = 75.3 5.4 13.0 μb for 2<η<6, any p T, s=7 TeV Extrapolating to 4 with PYTHIA 6.4: (pp bbx) = 284 20 49 μb Averaging with prel. result from b J/ (pp bbx) = 292 ± 15 ± 43 b b rate (at least) as high as assumed in LHCb sensitivity studies. 22/9/10 103th LHCC - Marta Calvi 22

b D 0 X future prospects Same technique can be exploited to reconstruct b D +,D s, b X decays. Give access to several b semi-leptonic measurements, like b-hadrons fragmentation fractions Signal ~0.8 pb -1 Example: b c X Prompt Fake Fake 22/9/10 103th LHCC - Marta Calvi 23

Open charm (D 0,D*,D +,D s ) cross-sections First measurement at s=7 TeV. Measure cross section vs y, p T in ~2 nb -1, with open trigger. Impact parameter distribution used to separate prompt D 0,+,D +, D s from secondary. Good agreement with expectations! D s D + 22/9/10 103th LHCC - Marta Calvi 24

Open charm cross-sections Extrapolating to all p T and 4 can also confirm the expectation on ratio at s=7tev (pp ccx) 20 x (pp bbx) Good news for LHCb charm program 22/9/10 103th LHCC - Marta Calvi 25

2 body charm for mixing and CPV Collecting large samples of D* D 0 tagged events in D 0 K, KK, 124 nb -1 Should surpass B-factory yield in 2010. Immediate opportunity to probe for finite CPV in D 0 mixing at new sensitivities. A crucial test of the SM vs New Physics. 22/9/10 103th LHCC - Marta Calvi 26

Charm mutibody for Dalitz analysis D K s hh for mixing and CPV D 0 K S ππ 124 nb -1 D 0 K S KK 124 nb -1 D KK for direct CPV D + KK D + KK 124 nb -1 D s KK D + K 124 nb -1 D + K + K - + with D s+ K + K - + & D + K - + + as control channels. Expect in 2010 order of magnitude increase in statistics wrt published yields. 22/9/10 103th LHCC - Marta Calvi 27

B (s) K,KK,... Two body charmless B decays are core to LHCb programme: angle, loop effects etc. Crucial use of PID from RICH and very good mass resolution. ~0.9 pb -1 ~0.9 pb -1 ~0.9 pb -1 B d K B s KK B d τ B =1.51 0.28 ps Yields so far ~match expectations. In 2011 running will get largest world samples both in B 0 and B s. 22/9/10 103th LHCC - Marta Calvi 28

Beauty multibody final states On the road for tree level measurement: many channels and strategies will give a complete picture. Trigger and tracking performing well. B + D(Kπ)π B 0 D(Kππ)π ~300 nb -1 ~750 nb -1 Clean samples with high S/B B s D s (KKπ) π ~750 nb -1 ~400 nb -1 B 0 +B + D(Kπ,Kππ) πππ 6 track final state! 22/9/10 103th LHCC - Marta Calvi 29

Prospects for B s at LHCb Very rare decay in SM, well predicted BR(B s ) =(3.35 0.32) x10-9. Exclusion limit at 90% CL at s=7tev Sensitive to NP, in particular new scalars. In MSSM: BR tan 6 / M H 2 Sensitivity from MC assuming measured bb cross-section Expectation being confirmed by tests on data. approaching new limit possible already with 50 pb -1 22/9/10 103th LHCC - Marta Calvi 30

B s : prospects from data Mass resolution measured on B hh now 26 MeV/c 2 : getting closer to MC expectation ( 22 MeV/c 2 ). IP resolution approaching MC at high p T. Geometrical Likelihood for B/S separation (combining geometrical, kinematic quantities) : no excess of background in signal region. MC All GL 22/9/10 103th LHCC - Marta Calvi 31

Prospects for CPV in B s J/ Expected sensitivity Working on data: Signal yield, mass and propertime resolution Control channels: preparing auxiliary measurements on B J/ X Flavour Tagging First result possible already with 50 pb -1 data 22/9/10 103th LHCC - Marta Calvi 32

B s J/ prospects from data Signal yield in agreement with expectation. ~0.6 pb -1 N sig = 30 6 22/9/10 103th LHCC - Marta Calvi 33

B + J/ K + and B 0 J/ K * J/ K+ J/ K * N sig = 240 20 N sig = 120 17 ~0.6 pb -1 ~0.6 pb -1 Rate as expected. Propertime resolution not yet as in MC. Expect ~50 fs with new alignment Still very good for B s physics (would give a ~20% decrease in sensitivity). 22/9/10 103th LHCC - Marta Calvi 34

Flavour tagging First signal of flavour oscillation from B 0 d D* (D 0 ) + events. B 0 D* Yes, B 0 is oscillating also in LHCb! Out of the box un-calibrated tagging performance ( algorythm tuning, tagger combination etc..) already at 60% of expected performance. 22/9/10 103th LHCC - Marta Calvi 35

Conclusion Detector is working very well! First important physics results emerging, many more studies underway with present data on production, minimum bias and electroweak. With 50 pb -1 hope to approach or surpass world best sensitivity in: Search for super-rare B s CP-violation in B s system, e.g. B s J/ Search for CPV in D 0 system. clear opportunity to enter a new regime in Discovery Physics with 2010 run! We are successfully operating in pile-up conditions beyond our design values. Challenge is even greater because we are determined to exploit LHCb fully for charm (as well as for beauty) physics! 22/9/10 103th LHCC - Marta Calvi 36