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New B D Result from (*) LMU Munich FPCP 2015-05-25

B D(*) Process with third generation quarks and leptons New Physics (NP) could change: Branching fraction Tau polarization Effect could be different for D and D* 3.4 deviation from SM observed by BaBar, 2HDM type II excluded Experimental challenge: 2 (hadronic tau decay) or 3 (leptonic tau decay) undetected neutrinos Page 2

Aim Measurement of branching ratio relative to corresponding decay to light leptons: ℓ = e or µ Reconstruction of leptonic tau decays (τ ℓ νν) Same detectable final state particles of signal and normalization mode Reduction of systematic uncertainties Signal and normalization mode have to be distinguished experimentally Page 3

Tagging Exploit fact that a BB pair and nothing else is produced in e+e Y(4S) events at B factories π ν K D Btag Y(4S) ℓ Bsig π π D K ν ν Tag B determines charge and momentum of signal B All remaining particles must come from signal B Not possible at hadron colliders Page 4

Btag Reconstruction Hierarchical Btag reconstruction of 1149 channels with neural networks NIMA654,432 Cuts on Btag quality including Fox-Wolfram moments Page 5

Signal Reconstruction Four D(*)ℓ (ℓ = e or µ ) samples: D+ K π+π+, K0Sπ+, K0Sπ+π0, K0Sπ+π+π D0 K π+, K π+π+π, K π+π0, K0Sπ0 D*+ D0π+, D+π0 D*0 D0π0, D0γ Track selection: dr < 2 cm, dz < 4 cm Lepton ID requirement with 95/92% efficiency for e/µ Standard selection of K0S π+π Photon selection: isolated cluster with E > 50 MeV π0 γγ selection: Eγ > 80 MeV in endcaps, p*(π0) > 200 MeV (except π0 from D*), mass pull Sγγ < 3.0 Page 6

Signal Selection p(d(*)) < 3 GeV/c Channel-dependent D mass / D*-D mass difference cut at ±1.5 σ No overlap between Btag and Bsig Zero charge of Btag + Bsig No further tracks No further π0 (with Eγ > 50/100/150 MeV in barrel/forward/backward region) -0.2 < M2miss < 8.0 GeV2/c4 q2 > 4 GeV2/c2 Page 7

Data Composition D0ℓ sample Page 8

Lepton Signal Correctly reconstructed normalization mode decay B D(*)ℓ ν Only one missing neutrino M2miss peaks at 0 Well distinguishable from other components Yield is free parameter in the fit Page 9

Lepton Cross-Feed B D*ℓ ν reconstructed as B Dℓ ν (π0 or γ missed) Two missing particles M2miss shifted to higher values and broader Still distinguishable from other components Yield is free parameter in the fit Page 10

Tau Signal Correctly reconstructed B Dτ ν, τ ℓ νν Three missing neutrinos M2miss broad Yield given by free parameter R: Efficiency ratios fr+ = 1.69 ± 0.09, fr0 = 1.91 ± 0.06 from MC Cross-feed included in tau signal yield for B D*τ ν Page 11

Tau Cross-Feed B D*τ ν reconstructed as B Dτ ν (π0 or γ missed) Four missing particles M2miss similar to tau signal Yield constrained: Efficiency ratios g+ = 0.89 ± 0.08, g0 = 0.69 ± 0.04 from MC Page 12

Wrong-Charge Cross-Feed B0 D*+ℓ ν reconstructed as B D0ℓ ν (π+ missed) Only in D0ℓ sample M2miss similar to lepton cross-feed Yield constrained relative to D*+ℓ lepton signal Efficiency ratio fwc = 0.107 ± 0.004 from MC Page 13

Wrong D(*) Mesons Combinatorial D(*) background M2miss broad Yield determined from mass (difference) sidebands in data Ratio of yields in signal and sideband regions from MC Page 14

D** Background B D**ℓ ν One or more pions from D** D(*)(n)π decay missed M2miss and yield similar to tau signal Branching fractions not well known Yield is free parameter in the fit Page 15

Wrong Lepton B DK/π with hadron misidentified as lepton M2miss broad, yield small Misidentification rate well known Yield determined from MC Page 16

Ds Decays B Ds D with Ds ℓ ν(νν) M2miss broad, yield small Branching ratio well known Yield determined from MC Page 17

Rest Anything else E.g. events with correctly identified final state particles, but mix up of signal and tag side M2miss broad, yield small Yield determined from MC Page 18

Simulation Decay chains simulated with EvtGen Detector simulation with Geant3 107 signal events generated for each reconstruction sample Background MC corresponding to 5 times the amount of data Several corrections to describe data well Page 19

Simulation Corrections (1) Correct Btag yield Cancels in ratio R(*), but can affect background yields Correction factors of 0.35 to 1.1 determined per Btag decay mode with semileptonic Bsig decays PRD88, 032005 Wrong Btag yield Correction factors of 0.99 to 1.14 determined per reconstruction sample from ratio of data/mc yields in Mbc sidebands Page 20

Simulation Corrections (2) Lepton fake rate Lepton efficiency Consistent between MC and data Correct D yield Correction factors depending on momentum and polar angle Correction factors of 0.75 to 1.09 determined per D(*) decay mode from ratio of signal yields in data/mc from fit to D mass (D*-D mass difference) Wrong D yield: Taken from sideband data Page 21

Simulation Corrections (3) Ds ℓ ν(νν) B D**ℓ ν Reweighted to latest branching ratio results B decays to D2*, D0*, D1, D1', D(2S), D*(2S) according to latest branching ratio measurements D** decays to D(*) + π, ππ, ρ, η Reweighting to LLSW model PRD57, 308 B D(*)ℓ ν Reweighting to latest HQET2 parameters from HFAG Page 22

Fit Strategy M2miss separates lepton signal, lepton cross feed, and tau signal well But tau signal and D** background very similar in M2miss Split sample at M2miss = 0.85 GeV2/c4 Fit M2miss in low M2miss sample Constrain ℓ signal + ℓ CF Train NN to distinguish tau signal and (mainly) D** background in high M2miss sample Fit NN distribution in high M2miss sample Constrain D** Page 23

Neural Network One network per reconstruction sample Signal: tau signal Background: D**, wrong charge CF, wrong lepton, Ds, rest Input variables: M2miss EECL: sum of energies of clusters not assigned to Bsig or Btag Most powerful variable Momentum transfer q2 and lepton momentum pℓ* Correlated with M2miss Number of unassigned π0 with Sγγ < 5 Cos of angle between D(*) momentum and vertex direction Decay channel identifiers Page 24

Network Output Tau signal D** Transformation for easier parametrization: Page 25

Fit Smoothed histogram PDFs for M2miss Bifurcated Gaussians for onb,tranfo Simultaneous extended maximum likelihood fit of the four reconstruction samples 12 free parameters: Lepton signal yield per sample Lepton cross-feed per Dℓ sample D** yield per sample R and R* (assuming isospin symmetry) Page 26

Validation Cross validation on MC 500 pseudo exp. no biases in fit M2miss split value no bias R R* Resolution model checked with D(*)ℓ ν enriched sample R pull mean (green) and width (purple) vs. M2miss split value Page 27

D** Validation D** validation sample: additional π0 required Fit of M2miss, M2miss,no-π0, EECL, pℓ* Consistent yields D** distributions described by MC Page 28

Systematic Uncertainties Decay model uncertainties B D**ℓ ν branching ratios varied by 42% for D2*, 35% for D0*, 15% for D1, 36% for D1', 100% for D(*)(2S) MC statistics PDF parametrization Lepton ID Page 29

Fit Result Page 30

Fit Result Page 31

Fit Projections High M2miss Page 32

Fit Projections EECL for M2miss > 2 GeV2/c4 Page 33

Fit Projections pℓ* for M2miss > 2 GeV2/c4 Page 34

Result Correlation of stat. uncertainties: -0.56 R = 0.297 ± 0.017 R* = 0.252 ± 0.003 BaBar: R = 0.440 ± 0.058 ± 0.042 R* = 0.332 ± 0.024 ± 0.018 PRL109,101802, PRD88,072012 SM: Page 35

What About New Physics? Analysis repeated for 2HDM of type II with tanβ/mh+ = 0.5 c2/gev: Page 36

And the q2 Spectrum? SM B Dτν: p=64% NP B Dτν: p=53% SM B D*τν: p=11% NP B D*τν: p=49% Page 37

Summary Measurement with full Belle dataset More sophisticated fit strategy than in previous Belle analysis Consistent with SM and BaBar result Consistent with 2HDM of type II at tanβ/mh+ 0.5 c2/gev Have to wait for Belle II (and LHCb)? Page 38