Some toughts on the inputs from Physics

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Some toughts on the inputs from Physics Many sensitivity studies has to be done (probably all have to be redone sometime..) :  the detector is changed, the boost is changed…  we have still to answer to some important opened questions on how the « final » detector will be : Do we need a forward PID ? Do we need a backward EMC ? The ammount of absorber on the IFR ? Internal geometry of SVT / Space between SVT and DCH

Similar precision at LHCb B physics @ U(4S) Possible also at LHCb Similar precision at LHCb

Charm at U(4S) and threshold t physics Charm at U(4S) and threshold To be evaluated at LHCb Bs at U(5S)

Are they the seven magnificent ? Physics program is so rich that it is difficult to select a golden channel… Nevertheless we have done the following exercise for B physics quantities : X The GOLDEN channel for the given scenario O Not the GOLDEN channel for the given scenario but can show experimentally measurable deviations from SM. X Are they the seven magnificent ? …adding of course tmg

Br(B  Xs g) ACP (B  Xs g) Br(B  t n) Br(B  Xs l l ) Br(B  Xs n n) We could optimise on : Br(B  Xs g) ACP (B  Xs g) Recoil physics optimisation Br(B  t n) Ks opimisation Br(B  Xs l l ) KL veto Br(B  Xs n n) K/p PID S(Ks p0 g) m PID and m/p sepration b Calorimeter coverage t  m g PID coverage These are the golden modes for physics and also challenging ones from detector point of view !

Revisited precisions for these golden modes in Valencia meeting

Do we gain on sensitivity on  improving the detector (acceptance..) ?  by attacking what are considered « irreducible » backgrounds I’ll just to some extra thinking from now on…

In SuperB we will use recoil (semileptonic and hadronic) Br(Bsg). In SuperB we will use recoil (semileptonic and hadronic) From J. Walsh in Valencia Many of the analyses will use recoil technique. Improve the detector to « improve the recoil » is probably one or the crucial point.

Detector Layout BASELINE OPTION

Particle identification K/p separation  Flavour tagging p<2Gev/c  «two body » 1.5GeV< p4Gev/c Larger coverage will be important for: cosq  Tagging,  Recoil physics ,  multi-particle identification  Probably very important in inclusive measurements where we need good separation (multiple tracks) ex to be studied b d g vs bs g

S/B 8% extra coverage Need 1% misid. for tracks with Example from Leonid talk rg analysis considering K*g as the only irreducible backg.. Backg K*g S/B 8% extra coverage Since both tracks has to be identified the gain is in fact larger and « preliminarly » estimated to an effective increase of 13% of events Need 1% misid. for tracks with momentum 1<p<4GeV/c

much better time resolution ? m/p separation DIRC Resolution on sigle photon is ~10mrad  2.5mrad for track IFR Above 1 GeV Possible for DIRC for m 0.4<p<1GeV/c qC rad Focussing DIRC with much better time resolution ?

q2=M2 (ll) Example of physics case for m/p separation at low momentum AFB vs q2 Important impact on for instance on AFB. Zero point is at low q2=M2 (ll)  NP models differ also at low q2 q2=M2 (ll) Done in Belle. We can have a double of the events at low q2=M2 (ll)

This analysis has be redone SuperB (+) systematically limited (to be studied with the improved detector) Br(Btn) 4% (below limited by systematics) ..probably not with improved detector. Br(Bmn) can be measured with the same precision not limited by syst. tan b 10ab-1 2ab-1 This analysis has be redone and to see how far we can go in precision. s(BR) (2-3)% impressive impact 75ab-1 2ab-1 MH~0.4-0.8 TeV for tanb~30-60 SuperB -75ab-1 MH~1.2-2.5 TeV for tanb~30-60

B/N 2.82 600mrad 300mrad

from Francesco Renga Reduction of the background  make the observation possible with 10ab-1 instead of 20ab-1..

The physics case of reducing the background is there. Is it realistic ? Hermiticity : Helps to reduce the background when applying a cut on track multiplicity in the recoil 30% of background is realistic ?  Modify the distribution of Eextra Vertexing : Vertex information not really used at present backg. Reduction is possible applying vertexing requirements and secondary vertex informations Other: PID (mainly for K* analysis), KL vetos…

t physics B physics @ U(4S) Charm at U(4S) and threshold Bs at U(5S)