CHARMONIUM AND CHarMonium-like states at BaBar

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CHARMONIUM AND CHarMonium-like states at BaBar Vincent Poireau CNRS-IN2P3, LAPP Annecy, Université de Savoie Mont Blanc, France On behalf of the BaBar collaboration Jinan International workshop on QCD exotics, June 2015

Energy in the centre-of-mass frame: 10.58 GeV PEP-II AND BABAR Energy in the centre-of-mass frame: 10.58 GeV e+ e-  (4S) (bb)  BB Ran also at (2S), (3S) Effective cross section Luminosity: L = 12.1 1033 cm-2s-1 e- 9 GeV e+ 3.1 GeV

BABAR EXPERIMENT Silicon vertex detector Solenoid 1.5 T Drift chamber Precise reconstruction of vertex, dE/dx Solenoid 1.5 T Drift chamber Momentum, dE/dx 3.1 GeV e+ 9 GeV e- Cherenkov detector Identification, K/ Electromagnetic calorimeter Identification of 0, , e-, detection of neutral hadrons Instrumented flux return Identification , detection of neutral hadrons

Vincent Poireau Charmonium-like states at BaBar BABAR EXPERIMENT BaBar recorded 531 fb-1 in total (4S): 433 fb-1 (3S): 30 fb-1 (2S): 14 fb-1 Off-peak: 54 fb-1 Cross sections at √s = 10.58 GeV σ(e+e−  bb) = 1.1 nb → 475.106 BB pairs σ(e+e−  cc) = 1.3 nb → 633.106 cc pairs BaBar is a B factory… but BaBar is also a charm factory! The BaBar experiment switched off in 2008, but still produces many interesting results! 551 papers in total > 350 PhD thesis! 26 papers in 2013 14 papers in 2014 And more to come! Vincent Poireau Charmonium-like states at BaBar

Vincent Poireau Charmonium-like states at BaBar NEW STATE OVERVIEW Vincent Poireau Charmonium-like states at BaBar

Vincent Poireau Charmonium-like states at BaBar TOPICS I will mainly focus on the charmonium-like states X(3872) X(3915) Inclusive charmonium production in B± decays and search for exotic states The Y family: Y(4260), Y(4008), Y(4350), Y(4660) Y(4140) Z(4430)- Z1(4050)+ and Z2(4250)+ Vincent Poireau Charmonium-like states at BaBar

Vincent Poireau Charmonium-like states at BaBar X(3872): WHERE IT ALL BEGAN Vincent Poireau Charmonium-like states at BaBar

Vincent Poireau Charmonium-like states at BaBar X(3872) DISCOVERY First observation in 2003 by Belle in B decays B±  X(3872)K± with X(3872)  J/+- First indication of an exotic charmonium state! Properties M = (3871.69 ± 0.17) MeV/c2  < 1.2 MeV at 90% CL JPC = 1++ This state is above DD threshold Should have large width! (if natural parity) This state is very close to the D*0D0 threshold (affects width if unnatural parity) m(D0) + m(D0*) = (3871.8 ± 0.12) MeV/c2 Is this a coincidence? BaBar: search for a charged partner (decaying to J/0-) Phys. Rev. D71, 031501 (2005) No signal Vincent Poireau Charmonium-like states at BaBar

Vincent Poireau Charmonium-like states at BaBar X(3872)  J/+- 413 fb-1 BaBar results for X(3872)  J/+- Main results BF(B+→XK+, X→J/ψπ+π-) = (8.4±1.5±0.7) x 10-6 BF(B0→XK0,X→J/ψπ+π-) = (3.5±1.9±0.4) x 10-6, <6.0x10-6 @ 90% C.L. R(X)= BF(B0)/BF(B+) = 0.41 ± 0.24 ± 0.05 Γ(X)<3.3 MeV @ 90% CL B+X(3872)K+ B0X(3872)K0S 8.6 2.3 MJ/ψπ+π- (GeV/c2) MJ/ψπ+π- (GeV/c2) PRD 77,111101 (2008) Vincent Poireau Charmonium-like states at BaBar

Vincent Poireau Charmonium-like states at BaBar X(3872)  J/y g, y(2S) g 424 fb-1 Find 3.6s evidence for B+X(3872)K+, X(3872) J/y g BF(B+X(3872)K+)×(X(3872)J/yg) = (2.8 ± 0.8 ± 0.2) × 10-6 First evidence for B+X(3872)K+, X(3872) y(2S) g 3.5s significance BF(B+X(3872) K+)×(X(3872)y(2S)g) = (9.5  2.7  0.9) × 10-6 BF(X(3872)  y(2S) g) / BF(X(3872)  J/y g) = 3.4  1.4 Inconsistent with a pure D*0D0 molecule, but consistent with cc-D*0D0 admixture No Signal seen by Belle in X(3872)  y(2S) g Upper limit compatible with BaBar BF PRL 107, 091803 (2011) But signal confirmed by LHCb NPB 886, 665 (2014) PRL 102, 132001 (2009) X(3872) J/y g plots fait avec splot, raison pour laquelle il y a des points en-dessous de 0 rapport = 3.41 -> more natural for ccbar X(3872) y(2S) g Vincent Poireau Charmonium-like states at BaBar

Vincent Poireau Charmonium-like states at BaBar X(3872)  J/y ω Study the decay B0,+  J/y π+π-π0 K0,+ (ω  π+π-π0) Clear signal (4σ) for the X(3873)  J/y ω 26.7 ± 7.6 events BF(X  J/y ω) / BF(X  J/y π+π-) = 0.8 ± 0.3 Vincent Poireau Charmonium-like states at BaBar

THE X(3872)D0D*0 SAGA Belle in 2006: excess in the D0D00 invariant mass in B  D0D00K, with a shifted mass with respect to X(3872)  J/+- M = (3875.2 ± 0.7+1.2-2.0) MeV/c² 2s away from the X(3872)  J/+- BaBar in 2008: study of X(3872)D0D*0 Confirms X(3872) signal (4.9s) M = (3875.1+0.7-0.5 ± 0.5) MeV/c² 4.5s away from the X(3872)  J/+- Measurement of the width Γ = 3.0 +1.9-1.4 ±0.9 MeV Angular study inconclusive In 2010, Belle redid the mass measurement for D0D*0 with more statistics M = (3872.9 +0.6-0.4 +0.4-0.5) MeV/c² In better agreement with X(3872)  J/+- However width still in disagreement  = (3.9 +2.8-1.4 +0.2-1.1) MeV In disagreement with BaBar result 347 fb-1 Belle 2008 : 605 fb-1 Belle: PRL 97, 162002 (2006) BaBar: PRD77, 011102 (2008) Belle: PRD 81, 031103 (2010) Vincent Poireau Charmonium-like states at BaBar

THE X(3872)D0D*0 SAGA Saga summary One possible explanation for the mass shift in X(3872)D0D*0 No proximity of the threshold for J/+- Mass and width measurement correspond to the real particle Proximity of the threshold for D0D*0 If particle just below threshold, we see a peak above threshold NOT corresponding to the real particle Year Collaboration Channel Mass measurement 2003-2015 World average J/ + - M = (3871.69 ± 0.17) MeV/c² 2006 Belle D0D00 M = (3875.2 ± 0.7+1.2-2.0) MeV/c² 2008 BaBar D0D*0 M = (3875.1+0.7-0.5 ± 0.5) MeV/c² M = (3872.9 +0.6-0.4 +0.4-0.5) MeV/c² J/+- lineshape D0D*0 lineshape D0D00 lineshape Vincent Poireau Charmonium-like states at BaBar Braaten, Stapleton,PRD 81, 014019 (2010)

Vincent Poireau Charmonium-like states at BaBar X(3915) Vincent Poireau Charmonium-like states at BaBar

Vincent Poireau Charmonium-like states at BaBar X(3915) DISCOVERY First observation by Belle in B→X K, X → J/ψω decays (called Y(3940) then) and confirmed later by BaBar Belle also observed X(3915) in two-photon production γ γ → X(3915) → J/ψω Vincent Poireau Charmonium-like states at BaBar

X(3915) IN BABAR 519 fb-1 BaBar also studied X(3915) → J/ψω in two-photon production Good agreement between BaBar and Belle measurements Discriminate between JP = 0± and JP=2+ with angular analysis 0+ strongly preferred in distribution of all variables Consistent with the X(3915) being the χc0(2P) state PRD 86, 072002 (2012)

INCLUSIVE CHARMONIUM PRODUCTION IN B± DECAYS Preliminary result Vincent Poireau Charmonium-like states at BaBar

Vincent Poireau Charmonium-like states at BaBar PRINCIPLES Study of the two-body decays B±→ K± Xcc Update of Phys. Rev. Lett. 96, 052002 (2006) with full data sample With the full reconstruction of one B meson, one can look at the momentum of a Kaon in its B center of mass Will exhibit a peak each time there is a two body decay B → K X Vincent Poireau Charmonium-like states at BaBar

Vincent Poireau Charmonium-like states at BaBar PRINCIPLES Allows to measure absolute BR for the normal charmonium spectrum and to search for the exotic charm mesons Independent from the Xcc decay channel Sensitivity : BR of a few 10-4 mES distribution of all the exclusively reconstructed B± meson Vincent Poireau Charmonium-like states at BaBar

Vincent Poireau Charmonium-like states at BaBar SPECTRA 424 fb-1 D** Preliminary Preliminary Preliminary Search of high mass narrow charmonium-like states Masse up to 4.75 GeV Preliminary 4.75 GeV Vincent Poireau Charmonium-like states at BaBar

Vincent Poireau Charmonium-like states at BaBar RESULTS Improvements in BR(B±→ K± Xcc) for all channels Analysis extended to D mass region Charged kaon recoiling against a neutral B: no signal for charged Xcc states (B+→XK+, X→J/ψπ+π-) ~ 0.1 Vincent Poireau Charmonium-like states at BaBar

Vincent Poireau Charmonium-like states at BaBar THE Y FAMILY Vincent Poireau Charmonium-like states at BaBar

Vincent Poireau Charmonium-like states at BaBar Y(4260) Resonance discovered in e+e-  ISR(J/+-) by BaBar in 2005 Confirmation by CLEO-c, CLEO-III, and Belle with some spread in the resonance parameters Belle result suggested the existence of another broad structure: the Y(4008) BaBar updated the measurement in 2012 M = (4244 ± 5 ± 4 ) MeV/c2  = (114 +16-17 ± 7) MeV Excess at low mass: might result from the (2S) tail and a possible e+e-→J/ψπ+π- continuum contribution No evidence for the Y(4008) state 454 fb-1 Sideband PRD 86, 051102 (2012) Vincent Poireau Charmonium-like states at BaBar

Vincent Poireau Charmonium-like states at BaBar Y(4260)... AND Y(4350) Natural to study of Y(4260)  (2S)+- in ISR production Peak found… but not at the expected position! New resonance: the Y(4350) M = (4324 ± 24) MeV/c2  = (172 ± 33) MeV Confirmed by Belle M = (4361 ± 9 ± 9) MeV/c2  = (74 ± 15 ± 15) MeV Belle also reports another state: Y(4660) M = (4664±11±5) MeV/c2,  = (48±15±3) MeV 298 fb-1 673 fb-1 pour Belle BaBar: PRL 98, 212001 (2007) Belle: PRL 99, 142002 (2007) Vincent Poireau Charmonium-like states at BaBar

Vincent Poireau Charmonium-like states at BaBar UPDATED RESULT 520 fb-1 Update of BaBar analysis with the full dataset BaBar confirms the Y(4660) Parameters for both Y(4350) and Y(4660) are consistent with the Belle measurements Y(4350) Y(4660) BaBar: PRD 89, 111103 (2014) Vincent Poireau Charmonium-like states at BaBar

Vincent Poireau Charmonium-like states at BaBar Y(4140) Phys. Rev. D 91, 012003 (2015) Vincent Poireau Charmonium-like states at BaBar

Vincent Poireau Charmonium-like states at BaBar MOTIVATION 6.0 fb-1 2009 + 2011 CDF studied the decay mode B+  J/y  K+,   K+ K-, J/y  +- Looked at J/y  invariant mass Observed two narrow peaks, named X(4140) and X(4270) 2012 LHCb did not confirm these peaks 2.4 disagreement with CDF > 5 3.1 PRL102, 242002 (2009) arXiv:1101.6058 (2011) 0.37 fb-1 LHCb not efficiency corrected CDF peaks PRD85, 091103 (2012) Vincent Poireau Charmonium-like states at BaBar

Vincent Poireau Charmonium-like states at BaBar MOTIVATION 5.2 fb-1 2013 CMS confirmed the presence of the two resonances 2014 D0 saw evidence for the two resonances > 5 Physics Letter B 734, 261 (2014) 10.4 fb-1 3.1 1.7 PRD89, 012004 (2014) Vincent Poireau Charmonium-like states at BaBar

Vincent Poireau Charmonium-like states at BaBar MOTIVATION 650 fb-1 Nota: 2009 Belle did the study (unpublished) Unable to conclude due to low efficiency at threshold Summary of the previous results Lepton-Photon conference 2009 1.9 Vincent Poireau Charmonium-like states at BaBar

Vincent Poireau Charmonium-like states at BaBar BABAR ANALYSIS 424 fb-1 Study of the processes B+  J/y K+ K- K+, B0  J/y K+ K- K0S J/y  e+e-, +-   K+ K- Perform the branching fraction measurements Search for the resonances X(4140) and X(4270) Branching fraction measurement Fit to the mES distributions B+  J/y K+ K- K+ B0  J/y K+ K- K0S After  selection After  selection Vincent Poireau Charmonium-like states at BaBar

Vincent Poireau Charmonium-like states at BaBar BRANCHING FRACTIONS Observation of a clear   K+ K- signal Yields and branching fractions Values in agreement with previous BaBar measurement and with other experiments (CLEO, LHCb) Ratio of the resonant and nonresonant BF in agreement with predictions from spectator quark model B+  J/y K+ K- K+ B0  J/y K+ K- K0S Sideband Sideband Vincent Poireau Charmonium-like states at BaBar

Vincent Poireau Charmonium-like states at BaBar SEARCH FOR RESONANCES Study of the J/y  mass spectrum in B  J/y  K Ingredients Signal: two incoherent Breit-Wigner distributions with parameters fixed to CDF values 2D efficiency map taken into account in the fit Background: uniform distribution (phase space) Efficiency in the J/y  invariant mass: arXiv:1101.6058 (2011) Vincent Poireau Charmonium-like states at BaBar

Vincent Poireau Charmonium-like states at BaBar SEARCH FOR RESONANCES Result of the fit Fit with the two CDF resonances 2/NDF = 12.7/12 Fit with no resonances 2/NDF = 26.4/14 Efficiency-corrected and background-subtracted J/y  mass spectrum for the combined B0 and B+ samples B+  J/y  K+ Phase space (no resonances) < 2 Sideband Vincent Poireau Charmonium-like states at BaBar

Vincent Poireau Charmonium-like states at BaBar SEARCH FOR RESONANCES Fit fractions with the assumption of two resonances f(4140) = (9.2  3.3  4.7)%; UL(90% CL) = 13.3% f(4270) = (10.6  4.8  7.1)%; UL(90% CL) = 18.1% Comparison to other experiments No clear conclusion from BaBar on these resonances Significance below 2 for both X(4140) and X(4270) Hypothesis that events are distributed uniformly on the Dalitz plot gives a poorer description of the data (*) Estimated from number of signal events quoted 10 ± 3 Vincent Poireau Charmonium-like states at BaBar

Z(4430)-: FIRST CHARGED STATE? Phys. Rev. D 79, 112001 (2009) Vincent Poireau Charmonium-like states at BaBar

Vincent Poireau Charmonium-like states at BaBar Z(4430)- DISCOVERY K* veto Belle has reported a new charged charmonium-like state in the decay B→Z-K, Z-→(2S)- The reported mass and width are: M = (4433 ± 4 ± 2) MeV/c2 Γ = (45+18-13+30-13) MeV Significance: 6.5σ 121 ± 30 events If this result is confirmed First observation of a ccud tetraquark state, since it is charged and carries hidden charm Belle confirmed this result with a Dalitz plot analysis M = (4485+22-22 +28-11) MeV/c2 Γ = (200+41-46 +26-35) MeV m2ψ(2S)π- (GeV2/c4) K* ( 8 9 2 ) K*2 ( 1 4 3 0 ) m2Kπ- (GeV2/c4) K* veto 605 fb-1 Belle: PRL 100, 142001 (2008) Belle: PRD 80, 031104 (2009) Belle: PRD 88, 074026 (2013) mψ(2S)π- (GeV/c2) Vincent Poireau Charmonium-like states at BaBar

Vincent Poireau Charmonium-like states at BaBar BABAR SEARCH FOR Z(4430)- Search for the Z(4430)- with 413 fb-1 in the decay modes B-→J/-K0 B0→J/-K+ B-→(2S)-K0 B0→(2S)-K+ Describe the K- system in detail, since structure in the K- mass and angular distributions dominates each Dalitz plot Correct the data for efficiency event-by-event across the Dalitz plot, and describe using only K- S-, P-, and D-wave intensity contributions Project each K- description onto the relevant - mass distribution to investigate the need for Z(4430)- signal above this “K- background” In the following, using “” to denote J/ or (2S) Vincent Poireau Charmonium-like states at BaBar

CORRECTED DISTRIBUTIONS Good descriptions of the m(K-) distributions are obtained The K- reflections reproduce the data no evidence for additional structure mJ/ψπ- mψ(2S)π- residuals residuals Vincent Poireau Charmonium-like states at BaBar

FITS TO THE CORRECTED M- DISTRIBUTIONS 413 fb-1 No significant Z(4430)- signal in BaBar mJ/ψπ- mψ(2S)π- M=4476±8 Γ=32±16 2.7σ M=4483±3 Γ=17±12 2.5σ M=4439±8 Γ=41±33 1.9σ Vincent Poireau Charmonium-like states at BaBar

Vincent Poireau Charmonium-like states at BaBar BABAR SEARCH FOR Z(4430)- BaBar – Belle comparison BaBar and Belle distributions statistically consistent No need for the Z(4430)- in the BaBar data LHCb did confirm the existence of Z(4430)- with large significance PRL 112, 222002 (2014) Vincent Poireau Charmonium-like states at BaBar

Vincent Poireau Charmonium-like states at BaBar Z1(4050)+ AND Z2(4250)+ Phys. Rev. D 85, 052003 (2012) Vincent Poireau Charmonium-like states at BaBar

Vincent Poireau Charmonium-like states at BaBar MOTIVATIONS Belle observed charged charmonium-like states Z1(4050)+ and Z2(4250)+ in B0 → χc1K-π MZ1 = (4051 ± 14 +20-41) MeV/c2 ΓZ1 = (82+21-17+47-22) MeV MZ2 = (4248 +44-29 +180-35) MeV/c2 ΓZ2 = (177+54-39+316-61) MeV BaBar studied the processes B0 → χc1K-π+ and B+ → χc1K0Sπ+ to search for these states (where χc1→ J/ψγ) PRD78, 072004 (2008) Vincent Poireau Charmonium-like states at BaBar

Vincent Poireau Charmonium-like states at BaBar ANALYSIS PROCEDURE 429 fb-1 Binned χ2 fits to the background-subtracted and efficiency-corrected Kπ mass spectra in terms of S, P, and D waves amplitudes To represent the angular structure, we compute the efficiency-corrected Legendre polynomial moments <YL0> in each Kπ mass interval by correcting for efficiency and then weighting each event by the YL0(cosθ) functions Vincent Poireau Charmonium-like states at BaBar

Vincent Poireau Charmonium-like states at BaBar ANALYSIS PROCEDURE We generate high-statistics MC m(χc1π+) distribution based on angular structure in Kπ system using <YL0> in Kπ mass interval Best result for Lmax=5 The excellent description of the data indicates that the angular information from the Kπ channel with Lmax=5 is able to account for the structures observed in the χc1π+ projection No need for additional structures in the mass distribution MC simulation with Lmax=5 Simulation with no angular weights Vincent Poireau Charmonium-like states at BaBar

FITS OF THE DISTRIBUTIONS Fit the χc1π+ mass spectrum using two scalar Breit-Wigner with parameters fixed to the Belle measurement Two resonances One resonance Less than 2σ in any distribution No significant excess for a single resonance either Limits on BF not inconsistent with Belle results due to Belle uncertainties Z1 and Z2 still need confirmation! All m2Kπ 1.0<m2Kπ<1.75 (GeV/c2)2 Vincent Poireau Charmonium-like states at BaBar

Vincent Poireau Charmonium-like states at BaBar CONCLUSIONS Vincent Poireau Charmonium-like states at BaBar

Vincent Poireau Charmonium-like states at BaBar SUMMARY AND OUTLOOK Many results given by BaBar on charmonium and charmonium-like states Some states are in agreement among the different experiments X(3872), X(3915), Y(4260), Y(4350) But some states are not confirmed by BaBar Y(4008), Y(4140), Z(4430)+, Z(4050)+, Z(4250)+ This situation should be clarified with more statistics thanks to LHCb and Belle II Vincent Poireau Charmonium-like states at BaBar

Vincent Poireau Charmonium-like states at BaBar ADDITIONAL SLIDES Vincent Poireau Charmonium-like states at BaBar

Common analysis techniques Vincent Poireau Charmonium-like states at BaBar

Vincent Poireau Charmonium-like states at BaBar Charmonium: cc or cc-like Below the D(*)D(*) threshold Narrow width All states are observed and explained Above the D(*)D(*) threshold Large width expected Many unexpected states reported since 2003! Some of them narrow Several exotic hypothesis Tetraquarks Hadronic molecules Hybrids Glueball … X(4140) Vincent Poireau Charmonium-like states at BaBar

BEYOND CHARMONIUM Hybrids Tetraquarks Molecular states States with excited gluonic degrees of freedom Lattice and model predictions for the lowest-mass hybrid M ~ 4.2 GeV/c2 Tetraquarks Bound states of 4 quarks Large number of states expected Small widths above threshold Molecular states Loosely bound states of a pair of mesons Small number of states Other possibilities Threshold, cusp, or coupled-channel effect Give a cross section enhancement which may not correspond to resonance production at all D0 D*0 π

CHARMONIUM PRODUCTION B-meson decay Color-suppressed b→c decay Penguin diagram also possible e+e- Initial State Radiation (ISR) e+e- collision below nominal c.m. energy JPC = 1- - Double charmonium production Typically one J/ψ or ψ, plus second cc state Two-photon production Access to C=+1 states

Vincent Poireau Charmonium-like states at BaBar X(3872): INTERPRETATION X(3872) likely not a charmonium state Radial excitation of c1 (JPC = 1++) expected at 3950 MeV/c2 c2 (JPC = 2-+) should have X  J/ suppressed No satisfactory cc assignment D0D*0 molecule? Phys. Rev. D71, 074005 (2005) Would explain proximity of the D0D*0 threshold favors DD* decay over J/ypp over J/yg (as observed) Expect X  (2S) to be suppressed (in contradiction with observation) tetraquark state? Phys. Rev. D71, 014028 (2005) Predict 2 neutral states and 2 charged states Neutral states produced in B0 and B+ decays: m  (7 ± 2) MeV/c2 Measurements: m = (2.7 ± 1.6 ± 0.4) MeV/c2 in B  J/+- No evidence for charged partners Mixing of D0D*0 and c1? Something else?... Ne pas commenter le texte en noir si manque de temps Vincent Poireau Charmonium-like states at BaBar

Vincent Poireau Charmonium-like states at BaBar Y(4260): INTERPRETATION No cc assignment for 1-- state Probably not a glueball Phys. Lett. B625, 212 (2005) No evidence for Y(4260)   tetraquark state [cs][cs]? Phys. Rev. D72, 031502 (2005) Should decay dominantly to DsDs Hybrid meson? DD, D*D*, DD* decays suppressed DD1(2420) decays should dominate hybrid + quenched lattice QCD predicts, for 1- - M = 4380 ± 150 MeV/c2 Phys. Rev. D74, 034502 (2006) c1 molecule? Phys. Lett. B634, 399 (2006) Vincent Poireau Charmonium-like states at BaBar

Vincent Poireau Charmonium-like states at BaBar Reconstructed B in hadronic channel Signal B Recoiling K Xcc Vincent Poireau Charmonium-like states at BaBar