Search for the rare decays B 0 s à μ+ μ and B 0 à μ + μ. 1- Nov Hiroshi Nakano

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Search for the rare decays B 0 s à μ+ μ and B 0 à μ + μ 1- Nov- 2011 Hiroshi Nakano

Contents 1. Introduc@on 2. The LHCb detector 3. Analysis strategy 4. Event selec@on 5. Evalua@on of the normaliza@on factor 6. Signal and background likelihoods 7. Results & 8. Conclusions

1. Introduc@on P1

SM predic@on and New Physics Branching ra@o of B 0 s,d à μ+ μ in SM Bà μμ is one of the Golden mode for NP in LHCb

2. The LHCb detector P1 P2

LHCb Interac@on Point CMS bb pairs are predominantly produced in the same forward or backward. LHCb 4π detector (CMS) and LHCb detector 10-300mrad in the bending plane (horizontal) 10-250mrad in the non- bending plane (ver@cal)

Luminosity LHCb s luminosity is tuned to 2 x 10 32 [cm - 2 s - 1 ] (defocusing the beams) 0 [events/cross] (~60%) 1 [events/cross] (~30%) 2 [events/cross] (~10%) ATLAS & CMS LHCb 2 x 10 32 [cm - 2 s - 1 ] = 200 [μb - 1 s - 1 ] 200[ub - 1 s - 1 ] x 10 7 [s/year] = 2[c - 1 ] bb cross sec@on@14 TeV ~500[μb] @7 TeV ~300[μb] à ~10 12 [bb/year]

side- view (non- bending plane) Detector (1/4) Vertex locator (silicon micro strip) reconstruct primary vertex (b produc@on) & secondary vertex (b, c decay) Impact parameter resolu@on (Belle)

side- view (non- bending plane) Detector (2/4) A warm dipole magnet Bdl = 4Tm Tracker sta@ons (3 layers) (silicon micro strip for small angle region) (straw- tubes for large angle region) Trigger Tracker (4 layers of silicon micro strip) δp/p = 0.35 % (@5GeV/c) = 0.5 % (@100GeV/c) Belle δpt/pt = 0.2pt 0.3/β %

side- view (non- bending plane) Detector (3/4) Calorimeter system ECAL + HCAL ID high E T hadron, e, gamma à L0 trigger RICH system Charged hadron ID (p range: 2 100 GeV) w/o RICH with RICH ECAL σ E E = 10% 1.5% E[GeV] HCAL σ E E = 80% 10% E[GeV] LHCb ECAL HCAL 25X 0 - - - - 1.2λ I 5.6λ I Belle ECL KLM 16X 0 - - - - 0.8λI 3.9λI

Detector (4/4) side- view (non- bending plane) Muon systems (1+ 4 layers) Gold- plated CP sensi@ve decays B 0 d J/ψ(µ + µ )K 0 s Bs 0 J/ψ(µ + µ )φ Golden modes for New Physics: B µ + µ B K µ + µ

Trigger (bunch crossing rate) L0 trigger Pileup system à discriminate single pp interac@ons calorimeter trigger for gamma, e, hadron muon trigger (Single mu: pt>1.4gev or di mu: pt > 0.48 GeV, 0.56GeV ) High Level Trigger 1+2 using L0 informa@on, tracking, vertexing ex. for muon pt > 1.8GV or IP > 0.11mm, Pt> 0.8GeV for di muon invariant mass is calculated

3. Analysis strategy P2 4. Event selec@on 5. Evalua@on of the normaliza@on factor 6. Signal and background likelihoods

4. Event selec@on P2 P3

Purpose : Sop selec@on to reduce size of dataset. (signal efficiency à as high as possible sample efficiency à as similar as possible to signal efficiency) μ ID using muon sta@ons. Good quality events (tracks, vertex) are selected. Condi@on for signal candidate: ΔM < 60MeV/c2

Aper all selec@ons... 343 (342) Bs (Bd)à mu+mu- candidates are remain. In those candidates, 0.3 (0.04) events are expected. Dominant background : ~90% bb à mu mu X ~10% fake + mu

5. Evalua@on of the normaliza@on factor P3 P4

Concept of normaliza@on BR signal = N signal N / ε signal signal = N total N total N signal = ε signal * N signal N : detected # N : occurred # N total = L * σ or N total = N sample / ε sample sample: normaliza@on with well known events. BR sample N signal / ε signal = L * σ N signal / ε signal = BR sample * N sample / ε sample 1) Rely on MC 2) Many systema@cs 1) Rely on data > MC 2) Many systema@cs cancel

exact formula of Br HFAG average of LEP/Tevatron value f d /f s = 3.71 ± 0.47

Results à used for expecta@on of # of signal events

6. Signal and background likelihoods P4 P5

Events are classified in two dimensional plane. invariant mass geometrical likelihood (GL) GL à 4 bins Δm à 6 bins expected signals & BGs are calculated

GL: Obtained from data using inclusive B 0 à h + h Agree with distribu@on obtained from B 0 à μ + μ variables used for GL: Life@me & pt of the B Impact parameter of μ, B distance of μμ... etc background probability in the B 0 s mass window Signal ~25% for each BG cluster around 0 à used for expecta@on of # of signal events

Mass resolu@on are calculated in two ways 1) interpola@on J/ψ, ψ(2s), Υ(1S), Υ(2S), Υ(3S) à μ + μ CB func@on fit à σ = 26.83 ± 0.14 MeV Gaussian fit 2) inclusive B 0 q à h+ h reconstruc@on à σ = 25.8 ± 1.0 MeV σ = 26.7 ± 0.9 MeV à used for expecta@on of # of signal events

Sideband region ±1200MeV for upper GL bins ±600MeV for lower GL bins (fi ed with A*exp[- k*x]) à used for expecta@on of # of BG events

B 0 s predic@on for the number of events in the signal region

B 0 d predic@on for the number of events in the signal region

Green shaded area CL b : BG only hypothesis compa@ble within 1σ Solid (Dashed) line CL s : Signal + BG hypothesis Observed (Expected) Results CLs is higher than 0.1 at BR < 4.3 x 10-8 à The area BR > 4.3 x 10-8 is excluded at CL 90%. BR Bs0à mumu < 4.3(5.6) x 10-8 @ 90(95)%CL BR Bd0à mumu < 1.2(1.5) x 10-8 @ 90(95)%CL

7. Results & 8. Conclusions P6 P7 P8

latest result (at EPS July 2011) CDF 7L- 1 @ s=1.96tev 0.46 x 10-8 < Br( Bsà μμ ) < 3.9 x 10-8 @ 90% C.L. Br( Bdà μμ ) < 0.6 x 10-8 @ 95%C.L. CMS 1.14L- 1 @ s=7tev Br( Bsà μμ ) < 1.6(1.9) x 10-8 @ 90(95)%C.L. Br( Bdà μμ ) < 0.37(0.46) x 10-8 @ 90(95)%C.L. LHCb 0.3L- 1 @ s=7tev Br( Bsà μμ ) < 1.3(1.6) x 10-8 @ 90(95)%C.L. Br( Bdà μμ ) < 0.42(0.52) x 10-8 @ 90(95)%C.L. Events observed!?

Future prospects 2012? 2012? 2011 2011

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