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Beauty 2005, Tania Moulik (KU) Bd and Bs mixing at DØ BEAUTY 2005, Assisi, Perugia Tania Moulik, University of Kansas (For the DØ Collaboration) Beauty 2005, Tania Moulik (KU) 06/20/2005

Beauty 2005, Tania Moulik (KU) Outline Introduction Data taking, Triggers Bd mixing measurement Reconstruction Flavor Tagging Bs mixing measurement Decay modes Amplitude scan Sensitivity studies. Beauty 2005, Tania Moulik (KU) 06/20/2005

Beauty 2005, Tania Moulik (KU) Introduction Oscillations in the B0-B0 system first observed by ARGUS in 1987 (18 years since then!) Signalled a large top mass CP violation in B decays. Many measurements on Bd mixing – LEP, SLD, CDF, DØ, Belle, Babar Tevatron has unique opportunity to measure Bs mixing in 2 complementary analyses. Dms (This talk) and DGs/Gs (Alberto Sanchez’s talk) ARGUS Bmixing result : H. Albrecht et. Al. (Phys. Lett. B 192, 245 (1987) ) Beauty 2005, Tania Moulik (KU) 06/20/2005

Beauty 2005, Tania Moulik (KU) Bd and Bs Mixing B mixing implies a B0 transition to B0 (second order weak interactions) Light and heavy B meson mass eigenstates differ from flavor eigenstates: Vtb Vtb t Vtb Vtb b b W b b W W t t d(s) d(s) d(s) Vtd t Vtd(s) d(s) Vtd W Vtd(s) Time evolution follows the Schrodinger equation Beauty 2005, Tania Moulik (KU) 06/20/2005

Beauty 2005, Tania Moulik (KU) Bd, Bs mixing The case with DG0, mixed and unmixed decay probabilities become, Extract mixing parameter Dm from asymmetry Time evolution of B0 and B0 states, Beauty 2005, Tania Moulik (KU) 06/20/2005

Beauty 2005, Tania Moulik (KU) Ultimate Goal – Constraing the CKM matrix - complex phase in the CKM matrix (CP violation). Wolfenstein parametrisation - expansion in l ~ 0.22 complex Beauty 2005, Tania Moulik (KU) 06/20/2005

Beauty 2005, Tania Moulik (KU) Dmd, Dms, and CKM a b g (1,0) (r,h) x2 (x = 1.24 0.040.06) Beauty 2005, Tania Moulik (KU) 06/20/2005

Beauty 2005, Tania Moulik (KU) Data Taking 1.8 TeV 1.96 TeV 460 pb-1 200 pb-1 Data taking e = 80 - 88% Beauty 2005, Tania Moulik (KU) 06/20/2005

Beauty 2005, Tania Moulik (KU) B physics triggers K Bs Ds p Single muon  Muon + track match at Level 1 and a muon at L2 Unbiased single muon triggers(PT>3,4,5) – Bd and Bs mixing, prescaled or turned off depending on luminosity. Impact parameter biased triggers – Hadronic decays (Not being used yet). Muon system  Layers of drift chambers and scintillators. Trigger (B mixing)  Single inclusive muon trigger with |h | < 2.0, PT > 3,4,5 GeV, Dimuon trigger (second muon for tagging) Toroid Final run for this dataset 196584 taken with trigger list GLOBAL_CMT/13.2 B physics trigger page: http://www-d0.fnal.gov/Run2Physics/ckm/d0_private/btriggers/btriggersv13.html Beauty 2005, Tania Moulik (KU) 06/20/2005

Bd mixing – Motivation and Main ingredients u(d) b c n B-(B0) D0 (D*) High statistics sample m- determines charge of the B on reconstruction side. Flavor tagging – determine charge of opposite B Sample composition – Other B decays contribute to the same final state. Validate flavor tagging to be used for main analysis, Bs mixing. W D0 K p, D*  D0 ps Beauty 2005, Tania Moulik (KU) 06/20/2005

Beauty 2005, Tania Moulik (KU) D0 and B+ selection 92 K total in 200 pb -1 D0 selection: 2 tracks, opposite charge, Pt>0.7, |h|<2.0 Displaced vertex: d0/s(d0) of tracks > 2 Lxy/s(lxy) > 4, cos(a)> 0.9 Good vertex fit. D0m (B+) selection: If lxyB/s(lxyB) > 4, then cos(aB ) > 0.95 lxyB < lxyD within 3s Does not form a D* with a soft pion. Beauty 2005, Tania Moulik (KU) 06/20/2005

Beauty 2005, Tania Moulik (KU) Bd mixing measurement Fit the c2 in VPDL bins to extract Dm and purity of tag Lxy X B vertex Primary vtx Measured Expected PT(B) Visible Proper Decay Length: Charge of B determined from m charge on reconstructed side Opposite B charge from Flavor Tag Beauty 2005, Tania Moulik (KU) 06/20/2005

Beauty 2005, Tania Moulik (KU) Expected Asymmetry Distribution of oscillated and non-oscillated events are function of K-factor,h, Dm B not fully reconstructed. Measure average k-factor K = Pt(mD0)/Pt(B) K-factor Reconstruction efficiency of jth channel VPDL resolution figure 3 internal conference note. Beauty 2005, Tania Moulik (KU) 06/20/2005

Bd mixing – Decay length resolution 793 K readout channels Barrel F-Disks H-disks 6 Barrels – 4 layers, Double sided except for layers 1 and 3 of the outermost barrels. Interspersed F disks – double sided H disks – single sided, 24 wedges per h-disk http://d0server1.fnal.gov/projects/Silicon/www/SMT_files/talks/smt_talks.html MC to determine this resolution. Sigma(ptb)/ptb = sigma(Kfactor)/Kfactor 22.1+-1.7 mm 50.5+-3.1 mm Beauty 2005, Tania Moulik (KU) 06/20/2005

Beauty 2005, Tania Moulik (KU) Flavor Tagging ----We have explored --- Jet charge, Soft muon, Same side tagging Beauty 2005, Tania Moulik (KU) 06/20/2005

Flavor Tagging Definitions Same side Tagging Flavor tagging merit (eD2) B meson PB+Ptrk Jet Charge Ptrel Candidate track Ptrk Tagger e (%) D eD2(%) SLT 5.00.2 44.85.1 1.00.1 jetQ+SST 68.30.9 14.91.5 1.50.5 Beauty 2005, Tania Moulik (KU) 06/20/2005

Beauty 2005, Tania Moulik (KU) Fitted asymmetry Simultaneous fit to D* and D0 sample to extract Dm. Muon Tagger B+D0 m X JetQ+SST Dm = 0.4560.0340.025 ps-1 (D*) – Bd contribution ~83% (D0) – B+ contribution ~76% Beauty 2005, Tania Moulik (KU) 06/20/2005

Beauty 2005, Tania Moulik (KU) Bs Mixing Very similar analysis to the Bd mixing. Decay mode used: Bs  Ds m n, Dsfp, fK+K- 675±43 133329277 Beauty 2005, Tania Moulik (KU) 06/20/2005

For…Bs mixing observation S = signal events eD2 = tagging power S/B = signal/background st = proper time resolution For a large dms, sensitivity is at very short proper decay time and the Decay length resolution is the dominant term there. – http://www.slac.stanford.edu/cgi-wrap/getdoc/slac-pub-8278.pdf Beauty 2005, Tania Moulik (KU) 06/20/2005

Significant Improvements to flavor tagging Add Secondary Vertex Charge Tagging Likelihood ratios for variables discriminating between b and b  ptrel.q, svcharge,jetcharge b Normalized Tagging variable d  Monotonic function between (-1,1) d>0 (b) , d<0(b) Beauty 2005, Tania Moulik (KU) 06/20/2005

“Proof of principle” – Dmd measurement Dmd = 0.558+-0.048(stat.) ps-1 eD2 = 1.0% (OST Tagging only) Beauty 2005, Tania Moulik (KU) 06/20/2005

Bs mixing limit – Amplitude fit method Ideal non-osc/osc number of events as a function of VPDL (x)  Fit for Amplitude A Fit for A as a function of Dms ( in steps of 1 ps-1) Beauty 2005, Tania Moulik (KU) 06/20/2005

Impact parameter resolution and tuning. Variable scale factor for VPDL resolution (s.s)– Overall scale factor = 1.10 Tune track errors for data and MC taking taking into account dependence on: Track momentum Track angles Silicon detector hit configuration Silicon cluster width Beauty 2005, Tania Moulik (KU) 06/20/2005

Beauty 2005, Tania Moulik (KU) Sample composition Decay Sample composition Bs→Dsμν 20.6% Bs→D*sμν 57.2% Bs→D*0sμν 1.4% Bs→D*1sμν 2.9% Bs→DsDsX 11.3% B0→DsDX 3.2% B-→DsDX 3.4% Beauty 2005, Tania Moulik (KU) 06/20/2005

Beauty 2005, Tania Moulik (KU) Bs mixing Limit (460 pb-1) Expect A=1, for freq = trueDms, A=0 for freq  trueDms 95% C.L smallest value of Dms at which, A+1.645sA = 1 Sensitivity: Dms value with 1.645sA = 1 Dms > 5.0 ps-1 Sensitivity = 4.6 ps-1 Beauty 2005, Tania Moulik (KU) 06/20/2005

Beauty 2005, Tania Moulik (KU) To be Added… Reconstructed candidates = 4933 376 Beauty 2005, Tania Moulik (KU) 06/20/2005

World averages for Dmd world Bs mixing limit Dms > 14.5 ps-1 Sensitivity = 18.2 ps-1 0.5020.006 ps-1 Beauty 2005, Tania Moulik (KU) 06/20/2005

Beauty 2005, Tania Moulik (KU) Future Perspectives With additional Channels and Improvements In flavor tagging Dms upto 11 ps-1 Within reach at 3.5 fb-1 Beauty 2005, Tania Moulik (KU) 06/20/2005

Beauty 2005, Tania Moulik (KU) Future perspectives With increase in bandwidth Dms upto 18 ps-1 Addition of hadronic decay Modes and Layer0 + 50 Hz Bandwidth Dms upto 26 ps-1 Beauty 2005, Tania Moulik (KU) 06/20/2005

Conclusions and Summary Bd mixing measurement We can contribute to the Bd mixing measurement in a small way and an important cross check of the measurement in a hadron collider environment. It is mainly important as a validation tool for our flavor tagging. Bs mixing measurement More statistics Improvements in flavor tagging, introduction of electron tagging (Almost ready!), Unbinned likelihood fit More decay modes, BsD s e n X Addition of Ds  K*K Addition of hadronic decay modes Addition of Layer0  improvements in impact parameter resolution We are excited…. Lots more to come…. Beauty 2005, Tania Moulik (KU) 06/20/2005

Beauty 2005, Tania Moulik (KU) BACKUP Beauty 2005, Tania Moulik (KU) 06/20/2005

Beauty 2005, Tania Moulik (KU) Inner Tracker Beauty 2005, Tania Moulik (KU) 06/20/2005

D0 Silicon – RunIIa disks Beauty 2005, Tania Moulik (KU) 06/20/2005

Beauty 2005, Tania Moulik (KU) Silicon Alignment Beauty 2005, Tania Moulik (KU) 06/20/2005