Measurement of the baryon number transport with LHCb

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Measurement of the baryon number transport with LHCb Marco Adinolfi University of Bristol On behalf of the LHCb Collaboration 13 April 2011 / DIS 2011 Marco Adinolfi DIS 2011-13 April 2011 - Newport News 1/29

Outline 1 Introduction 2 An overview of the LHCb experiment 3 Λ/Λ and Λ/KS ratios 4 p/p ratio 5 Conclusions Marco Adinolfi DIS 2011-13 April 2011 - Newport News 2/29

Outline 1 Introduction 2 An overview of the LHCb experiment 3 Λ/Λ and Λ/KS ratios 4 p/p ratio 5 Conclusions Marco Adinolfi DIS 2011-13 April 2011 - Newport News 3/29

Introduction Full calculation of collision and hadronization process is not possible, only phenomenological models are available. Many different generators can be used to reproduce experimental data. Each generator can use one or more mechanisms to model the interaction. Studies of proton-proton collision at the LHC can help in selecting or tuning models. Good description of the underlying event fundamental for the whole LHCb physics programme. Useful quantities to study are the Λ/Λ, Λ/K S and p/p ratios. Already many different generators have, at LHC energies, different predictions, which diverge at the rapidities covered by LHCb. Many systematics cancel out. Marco Adinolfi DIS 2011-13 April 2011 - Newport News 4/29

Outline 1 Introduction 2 An overview of the LHCb experiment 3 Λ/Λ and Λ/KS ratios 4 p/p ratio 5 Conclusions Marco Adinolfi DIS 2011-13 April 2011 - Newport News 5/29

The LHCb detector Single arm forward spectrometer Low p T Unique fully equipped coverage in the region 1.9 < η < 4.9. Only LHC experiment that can study in the high η low p T region. Designed for precision CP violation measurements and the search of rare B decays. 2 10 4 b b pairs per second: only 4% of the solid angle is covered but 40% of the pairs are captured. Marco Adinolfi DIS 2011-13 April 2011 - Newport News 6/29

Introduction An overview of the LHCb experiment Λ /Λ and Λ /KS ratios p /p ratio Conclusions Tracking With current best reconstruction: IP resolution: 15 µm in the highest pt bin. Resolution for primary and secondary vertices: 50 µm and 150 µm respectively. δp/p 0.5% Proper time resolution: 50 fs. Tracking efficiency 95%. 900 GeV data collected with the VELO partially open. Marco Adinolfi DIS 2011-13 April 2011 - Newport News 7/29

RICH detectors Particle ID system based on 2 RICH detectors and 3 radiators. RICH 1: Aerogel C 4 F 10 2 GeV < p < 10 GeV 10 GeV < p < 60 GeV RICH 2: CF 4 20 GeV < p < 100 GeV Marco Adinolfi DIS 2011-13 April 2011 - Newport News 8/29

Particle ID LHCb RICH detectors provide an excellent particle identification in good agreement with expectations over the entire design momentum spectrum. Marco Adinolfi DIS 2011-13 April 2011 - Newport News 9/29

Data sample 6.8 µb 1 at 900 GeV collected in 2009 with Minimum Bias trigger: requires activity in the calorimeter. 0.3 nb 1 at 900 GeV in 2010 collected with Minimum Bias trigger: requires 1 track in the VELO. Used in this analysis. 14 nb 1 at 7 TeV in 2010 collected with Minimum Bias trigger: requires 1 track in the VELO. Used in this analysis. Sub-sample of 37.7 pb 1 at 7 TeV collected in 2010. Data collected with 2 opposite magnet polarities (up and down). Marco Adinolfi DIS 2011-13 April 2011 - Newport News 10/29

Outline 1 Introduction 2 An overview of the LHCb experiment 3 Λ/Λ and Λ/KS ratios 4 p/p ratio 5 Conclusions Marco Adinolfi DIS 2011-13 April 2011 - Newport News 11/29

Particle selections Only tracks with in hits in VELO and downstream tracking (long tracks). Prompt Λ and K S selected using a Fisher discriminant based on the mother and daughters impact parameter. Systematics partially cancel. Marco Adinolfi DIS 2011-13 April 2011 - Newport News 12/29

Λ p T uncorrected spectra The p T uncorrected spectra for the Λ are harder than predicted by LHCb Monte Carlo. Efficiencies are estimated from Monte Carlo. Re-weighting procedure introduced to remove biases. Marco Adinolfi DIS 2011-13 April 2011 - Newport News 13/29

Systematics Λ/Λ Λ/KS Diffractive event contamination 1-2% 1-2% Non prompt contamination < 1% < 1% Material interactions 2% 2% Primary vertex finding < 2% < 1% Track finding negl. 1% MC kinematic corrections < 5% < 3% Marco Adinolfi DIS 2011-13 April 2011 - Newport News 14/29

Λ/Λ ratio Baryon number transport higher than expected at 900 GeV. CERN-LHCb-CONF-2010-011 Perugia selection: Phys. Rev. D, 82(7):074018 (2010) Marco Adinolfi DIS 2011-13 April 2011 - Newport News 15/29

Baryon number transport Λ/Λ y = y beam y Λ is a Lorentz invariant. Allows comparison between different CM energies. First measuments at low y. Consistent with other experiments. Marco Adinolfi DIS 2011-13 April 2011 - Newport News 16/29

Λ/K S ratio Baryon/Meson suppression lower than expected. CERN-LHCb-CONF-2010-011 Marco Adinolfi DIS 2011-13 April 2011 - Newport News 17/29

Outline 1 Introduction 2 An overview of the LHCb experiment 3 Λ/Λ and Λ/KS ratios 4 p/p ratio 5 Conclusions Marco Adinolfi DIS 2011-13 April 2011 - Newport News 18/29

Particle ID calibration Only long tracks accepted. Cut on track χ 2 to remove fakes. Prompt tracks selected using the impact parameter. Cuts tuned on MC. Pure sample of protons then selected using RICH information. Efficiencies and mis-identification determined from data using calibrations samples. Φ K + K K S π + π Λ πp Marco Adinolfi DIS 2011-13 April 2011 - Newport News 19/29

Protons selection DLL(x-y) = Delta log likelihood between x and y particle hypothesis. Hashed lines show the selection region. Calibration samples used to measure: proton selection efficiency; pion and kaon contamination. Marco Adinolfi DIS 2011-13 April 2011 - Newport News 20/29

Contamination correction p sel K sel π sel = p p K p π p p K K K π K p π K π π π p True K True π True Matrix determined from MonteCarlo in (p T, η) bins. Matrix determined separately for p and p. Different interaction cross section between p and p in particular at low momentum. Restrict to p > 5 GeV and correct from MC. Marco Adinolfi DIS 2011-13 April 2011 - Newport News 21/29

Baryon number transport p/p at 900 GeV Major sources of systematic errors include: 900 GeV 7 TeV PID Contamination 2-14% 2-8% Magnet polarity 0.1-3% 1-3% Beam crossing angle 0.5 % 3% Baryon number transport higher than expected at 900 GeV and consistent with the Λ/Λ ratio result. Marco Adinolfi DIS 2011-13 April 2011 - Newport News 22/29

Baryon number transport p/p at 7 TeV Ratios become flatter as expectected from models. Better agreement with Monte Carlo than at 900 GeV. Consistent with the Λ/Λ ratio result. Marco Adinolfi DIS 2011-13 April 2011 - Newport News 23/29

Baryon number transport p/p y = y beam y p Results are consistent with previous experiments. CERN-LHCb-CONF-2010-009 Marco Adinolfi DIS 2011-13 April 2011 - Newport News 24/29

Outline 1 Introduction 2 An overview of the LHCb experiment 3 Λ/Λ and Λ/KS ratios 4 p/p ratio 5 Conclusions Marco Adinolfi DIS 2011-13 April 2011 - Newport News 25/29

Conclusions LHCb delivers excellent results in Minimum Bias physics in the forward region and at low p T. Preliminary results compared to current models indicate: Harder p T distributions. Higher baryon number transport. Lower baryon/meson suppression. Improved analysis with better estimate of calibrations and systematics in the queue for internal approval. Publication will immediately follow. Results will provide invaluable help in the development of QCD models and in the retuning of the LHCb Monte Carlo. More in the pipeline. Don t miss Jesko Merkel talk on LHCb strangeness results later in the morning. Marco Adinolfi DIS 2011-13 April 2011 - Newport News 26/29

Backups Marco Adinolfi DIS 2011-13 April 2011 - Newport News 27/29

η coverage at LHC Marco Adinolfi DIS 2011-13 April 2011 - Newport News 28/29

Λ/Λ ratio As expected no dependance on LHCb magnetic field. Marco Adinolfi DIS 2011-13 April 2011 - Newport News 29/29