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Prospects for new physics in rare decays, mixing and related CP violation at LHCb Sebastian Bachmann on behalf of LHCb University of Heidelberg/CERN Symposium on hadron collider physics Isola d’Elba, 21-25 May 2007 11/18/2018 Sebastian Bachmann HCP’07/Isola d’Elba

Motivation (from CKM-fitter) A lot of precise measurements are available from B-factories and Tevatron to test the CKM picture of flavour structure and CP violation. However it is expected that New Physics is accessible from box and/or loop diagrams. LHCb aims to find New Physics contributions in these processes. 11/18/2018 Sebastian Bachmann HCP’07/Isola d’Elba

What do we get from LHC? bb cross section: 500µb + LHCb luminosity ~ 2-5 • 1032 cm-2 s-1 b-production rate ~100kHz Inelastic pp collisions/crossing: For LHCb mainly single interactions LHCb One year of nominal data taking corresponds to 2fb-1 11/18/2018 Sebastian Bachmann HCP’07/Isola d’Elba

A signal event: Bs→Ds-(K+K-π-)K+ Signal side ~100 charged particles in LHCb acceptance Excellent tracking, vertex finding and proper time resolution Particle identifiation Excellent mass resolution Trigger including low cuts on pt fully hadronic trigger Flavour tagging Opposite side 11/18/2018 Sebastian Bachmann HCP’07/Isola d’Elba

LHCb detector 4Tm Dipole Vertex Locator Muon RICH counters Tracking (Silicon) RICH counters p/K/p Identification Muon System Tracking Calorimeters 11/18/2018 Sebastian Bachmann HCP’07/Isola d’Elba

LHCb detector in place 11/18/2018 Sebastian Bachmann HCP’07/Isola d’Elba

LHCb performance: Momentum resolution: π-K separation: Proper time resolution: LHCb: ~ 40 fs for (Bs  Ds-p+) CDF: 87fs for fully reconstructed decays. PRL 242003 (2006) Momentum resolution: π-K separation: 11/18/2018 Sebastian Bachmann HCP’07/Isola d’Elba

related CP-asymmetries Bs-mixing and related CP-asymmetries 11/18/2018 Sebastian Bachmann HCP’07/Isola d’Elba

NP from mixing and CP-asymmetries CDF: Δms = (17.77 ± 0.1stat ±0.07syst) ps-1 LHCb: Observation expected after few month data taking at nominal luminosity Bs→Ds-π+: Precise measurement of Δms using Bs→ Ds+π-. ? Bs→J/ψΦ: Extract Φs and ΔГs in golden mode Bs→ J/ψΦ. (NP → contribution to box diagram) Bs→ΦΦ: Measure hadronic penguin Bs→ ΦΦ. (NP → contribution to decay mode?) + ΦNP? W- 11/18/2018 Sebastian Bachmann HCP’07/Isola d’Elba

CP-violation in the Bs-system Decay into a final state f with CP f → ηf f (assume only one amplitude contributes to decay) Bs f |A| e+iω |A| e-iω e2iΦs CP-asymmetry: For Bs→J/ψf:  ≈ 0 11/18/2018 Sebastian Bachmann HCP’07/Isola d’Elba

Φs and ΔГs Any sizeable CP violation in Bs→J/ψΦ or Bs→ΦΦ is a In the SM: Phys.Rev.D63 114015(2001) If new physics contributes to Bs mixing: Any sizeable CP violation in Bs→J/ψΦ or Bs→ΦΦ is a clear sign for NP! 11/18/2018 Sebastian Bachmann HCP’07/Isola d’Elba

} Bs→J/ψ(µ+µ-) f(K+K-) Advantages: High branching ratio Good experimental signature b c J/ψ JPC=1-- c Bs s Φ JPC=1-- s s CP(J/ψf) = CP(J/ψ) CP(f) (-1)L } Final state is a mixture of CP even/odd L=0, 2: CP even L=1: CP odd Angular analysis needed to identify CP even and CP odd states! also valid for Bs→ff 11/18/2018 Sebastian Bachmann HCP’07/Isola d’Elba

Bs→J/ψ(µ+µ-) f(K+K-) Use angle θtr between µ+ and normal of f decay plane: ┴ Total CP even bkgnd CP odd 11/18/2018 Sebastian Bachmann HCP’07/Isola d’Elba

Selection and signal decay rate Yield: 130k events per 2fb-1 B/S: 0.12 <δt>: 36 fs σMass: 14 Mev/c2 wtag: 33% εtag: 57% Tagged Bs fs = 5 x SM Signal decay rates including: Trigger and selection bias on τ Background parametrization Mass resolution Proper time resolution Tagging efficiency and dilution Transversity angle distribution 11/18/2018 Sebastian Bachmann HCP’07/Isola d’Elba

Projection for Φs and ΔГs with 2fb-1 Parameter Exp. error Channel fs 0.023 rad Bs→J/ψ(µ+µ-) Φ(K+K-) ΔГ/Г 0.0092 Δms 0.007 ps-1 Bs→ Ds-(K+K- π-)π+ wtag 0.0036 Control channel only Sensitivity can be improved by adding more channels. Using Bs→J/ψη, Bs→ηCf, Bs→DsDs gives σΦ=0.021 rad. CP-Eigenstates 11/18/2018 Sebastian Bachmann HCP’07/Isola d’Elba

Bs→ ff: Sensitvity to fs LHCb profits from excellent PID and hadronic trigger! Distribution from 500 MC experiments: Expected yield: 4000 events per 2fb-1 BG estimate limited by MC statistics: 0.4<B/S<2.1 at 90%CL Sensitivity to fs is 0.1rad at 2 fb-1. No significant variation as a function of input fs, Rt and proper time resolution. 11/18/2018 Sebastian Bachmann HCP’07/Isola d’Elba

Rare decays Decay Sensitivity to Example for model 1. Bd,s→µ+µ- - large tanβ CMSSM 2. Bd→K*0µµ - small tanβ non-MFV MSSM - right handed currents MIA MSSM SUGRA 3. Bu→K+ll - no right handed MFV (in combination currents with 1.) - (pseudo-)scalar couplings 11/18/2018 Sebastian Bachmann HCP’07/Isola d’Elba

1. Bd,s→µ+µ- SM expectation: BR(Bs→µ+µ-) = (3.4±0.4) x 10-9 BR(Bd→µ+µ-) = (1.0±0.5) x 10-10 World best limit by D0: BR(Bs→µ+µ-) < 7.5 x 10-8@90%CL In Supersymmetry: Large contributions e.g. by Higgs penguins ~tan6β, i.e. BR(Bd,s→µ+µ-) is very sensitive to high values of tan β. 11/18/2018 Sebastian Bachmann HCP’07/Isola d’Elba

Sensitivity by LHCb SM Main background: Combinatoric b→µ, b→µ Bc± → J/ψ(µ+µ-)µ±ν Bd,s→ h+h- Adressed by excellent mass resolution (18MeV), vertex resolution and particle ID BR(Bs→µ+µ-) in CMSSM as a Function of gaugino mass SM D0 limit 10-9 10-7 10-8 10-6 1 year@LHCb 11/18/2018 Sebastian Bachmann HCP’07/Isola d’Elba

3.) Bu+→K+ll H0/A0? SM prediction can get corrections of ~10% by neutral Higgs boson exchange due to couplings ~ ml Use the ratio Hiller & Krüger, PRD69 (2004) 074020) 11/18/2018 Sebastian Bachmann HCP’07/Isola d’Elba

Bu+→K+ll with 2fb-1 σRk(2fb-1)≈ 10% σRk(10fb-1)≈ 4-6% Takes into account an inclusive di-lepton trigger applies Brems- strahlung corrections Signal Mean Sigma eeK 349±34 5245 MeV 74 MeV µµK 1550±50 5279 MeV 15 MeV σRk(2fb-1)≈ 10% σRk(10fb-1)≈ 4-6% 11/18/2018 Sebastian Bachmann HCP’07/Isola d’Elba

Rk in a MFV model Rk-1 ~ BR(Bs→µµ) LHCb projection if SM is holds Assume Hiller & Krüger, PRD69 (2004) 074020) Right handed currents are negligible. (Pseudo-)scalar couplings lepton masses No CP-phases beyond the SM Babar & Belle (Rk) CDF & D0 (BR(Bs→µµ)) Excluded by Rk-1 ~ BR(Bs→µµ) Predicted by MFV model Predicted by MFV model LHCb projection if SM is holds But we hope for something else… 11/18/2018 Sebastian Bachmann HCP’07/Isola d’Elba

Conclusion LHCb is on a good track to take first data soon. It has a wide potential to search for New Physics complementary to new particle searches. Searches allow to find New Physics in model independent analysis, e.g. by measuring Bs-mixing and related CP-asymmetries. pin-down the nature of New Physics e.g. by the study of rare decays. The challenge is to achieve that performance with real data! 11/18/2018 Sebastian Bachmann HCP’07/Isola d’Elba

Backup slides 11/18/2018 Sebastian Bachmann HCP’07/Isola d’Elba

Physics motivation A copious number of B-mesons is produced at LHC (105Hz @ 2x1032cm-2s-1). SM contributions to mixing and many decay processes are well understood. New Physics may alter SM predictions LHCb aims to search for New Physics contributions to loop processes, e.g. + ? Bs-mixing: b → sγ: 11/18/2018 Sebastian Bachmann HCP’07/Isola d’Elba

Performance: Vertex locator Proper time resolution: LHCb: ~ 40 fs for (Bs  Ds-p+) CDF: 87fs for fully reconstructed decays. PRL 242003 (2006) 11/18/2018 Sebastian Bachmann HCP’07/Isola d’Elba

Tracking 11/18/2018 Sebastian Bachmann HCP’07/Isola d’Elba

Performance: Particle Identification p–K separation Unique feature of LHCb 11/18/2018 Sebastian Bachmann HCP’07/Isola d’Elba

Performance of VeLo Impact parameter resolution: δIP = 14µm + 35µm/pt Proper time resolution: ~ 40 fs (Bs  Ds-p+) 11/18/2018 Sebastian Bachmann HCP’07/Isola d’Elba

Calorimeter Calorimeter system to identify electrons, hadrons and neutrals Important for the first level of the trigger Scintillating Pad Detector / PreShower Electromagnetic calorimeter Hadron Calorimeter 11/18/2018 Sebastian Bachmann HCP’07/Isola d’Elba

Muon identification 94% 1.1% Muon ID efficiency (%) vs -π DLL cut Pion mis ID efficiency (%) vs -π DLL cut 1.1% 11/18/2018 Sebastian Bachmann HCP’07/Isola d’Elba

Trigger HLT rate Event type Calibration Physics 200 Hz Exclusive B candidates Tagging B (core program) 600 Hz High mass di-muons Tracking J/, bJ/X (unbiased) 300 Hz D* candidates PID Charm (mixing & CPV) 900 Hz Inclusive b (e.g. bm) Trigger B (data mining) 11/18/2018 Sebastian Bachmann HCP’07/Isola d’Elba

Flavor tagging Opposite side Same side Charge of the kaon in the b→ c→ s chain Charge of the lepton in semi-leptonic decays Charge of accompanying b jet Same side Charge of the K accompanying Bs Charge of the p from B** → B*p± 11/18/2018 Sebastian Bachmann HCP’07/Isola d’Elba

Δms from Bs→ Ds-(K+K- π-)K+ has a large branching fraction of (3.4±0.7)x10-3. is flavor specific. Total efficiency: εtot=0.39% Signal yield: 140 k ± 0.67 k (stat.) ± 40 k (syst.) (assuming 1 year of nominal running, i.e. 2 fb-1) B/S at 90% CL: [0.014, 0.05] (bb combinatorial) [0.08, 0.4] (bb specific) 11/18/2018 Sebastian Bachmann HCP’07/Isola d’Elba

Sensitivity to Δms CDF: Δms = (17.8 ± 0.1) ps-1 Plot made for 1 year of data (80k selected events, LHCb) for Δms =20 ps-1 Control of mistag rate, resolution, background and acceptance important Expected sensitivity for 2 fb-1 (i.e. year of data) σ(Δms) = ±0.007 ps-1 CDF: Δms = (17.8 ± 0.1) ps-1 11/18/2018 Sebastian Bachmann HCP’07/Isola d’Elba

Sensitivity for New Physics In april 2006, including first CDF measurement of Δms Model independent parametrization for New Physics: CL>0.32 from hep-ph/0604112 CL>0.05 This results in: In 2010, with one year of LHCb data (2fb-1) from hep-ph/0604112 11/18/2018 Sebastian Bachmann HCP’07/Isola d’Elba

NP by Tree↔Penguin comparison Bd-system: Bs-system: d d s s Ks J/y Vcb Vcs* Vcb Vcs* f J/y Tree Vtb Vts* Vtb Vts* f f Ks Penguin s d d s Φd(tree)-Φd(penguin) = dΦd(NP) B-factories: Currently: db = 8o (2.6s) Φs(tree)-Φs(penguin) = dΦs(NP) And: Φs(SM) small! 11/18/2018 Sebastian Bachmann HCP’07/Isola d’Elba

Bs→ Φ(K+K-) Φ(K+K-) FCNC (b→sss)with SM prediction for CP-asymmetry < 1%. see e.g. M.Raidal, PRL 89,231803(2002) Sizeable CP asymmetry is an unambiguous sign for NP. Like in Bs→J/ψf a full angular analysis to extract CP-asymmetry is needed. Experimentally demanding, as full hadronic trigger is needed. Remark: In SM Bs→J/ψf and Bs→ ff measure both arg[Vtb* Vts]. Deviations point to physics beyond the SM. Belle/Babar have 2.7σ deviation when comparing tree and penguin decays of Bd to CP-Eigenstate. Tree Penguin 11/18/2018 Sebastian Bachmann HCP’07/Isola d’Elba

Event selection and sensitivity studies Reconstruct only f→K+K-. Full detector simulation including trigger bias. Reconstruction based on: RICH K± ID pt and impact parameter of K± and f candidates. Bs and f invariant mass. Bs and f vertex quality. Sensitivity to fs studied by toy MC: - proper time resolution of 42fs. - proper time acceptance function. - flat BG in mB and transversity angle. - mistag dilution: ε(1-2ω) = 9.6% - exponential lifetime distribution for BG 11/18/2018 Sebastian Bachmann HCP’07/Isola d’Elba

From G. Hiller [hep-ph/0308180] 11/18/2018 Sebastian Bachmann HCP’07/Isola d’Elba

2.) B0→K*0µ+µ- SM processes contributing to decay: BR(B0→lls) = 4.5x10-6 BR(B0→llK) = 0.5x10-6 Decay is very sensitive to extensions of SM, especially to models with right handed currents: Analysis of angular distributions allow to extract this information about new Physics. 11/18/2018 Sebastian Bachmann HCP’07/Isola d’Elba

Observables in B0→K*0µ+µ- Two observables are of special interest, as they have small theoretical errors and are very sensitive to NP: Forward-Backward Asymmetry in θl: Transverse Asymmetry: (asymmetry in the spin amplitude of the K*) 11/18/2018 Sebastian Bachmann HCP’07/Isola d’Elba

AFB and AT(2) tan(β) = 5 AFB(s) in SM and different SUSY models: SUSY I = SUGRA SUSY II = MIA MSSM (from Phys.Rev.D61 (2000) 074024) Non-MFV MSSM with tan(β) = 5 from HEP-ph/0612166 11/18/2018 Sebastian Bachmann HCP’07/Isola d’Elba

Selection of events: B0→K*0µ+µ- Expected yield for 2fb-1: 7200 ± 180(stat.) ± 2200 (BR) Estimate for Background: MC sample No. of events per 2fb-1 Bd,u→sµµ (no K*) 9 ± 3 b→µ, b→µ 1050±250 b→µ, c→µ 690±180 Total 1770±310 11/18/2018 Sebastian Bachmann HCP’07/Isola d’Elba

AFB and AT(2) from B0→K*0µµ 1 year of data taking, errors expected to be limited by statistics AT(2) Zero crossing point is a probe for NP: 11/18/2018 Sebastian Bachmann HCP’07/Isola d’Elba