QCD Analysis and Fragmentation Functions in the BELLE Experiment

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QCD Analysis and Fragmentation Functions in the BELLE Experiment Patricia Francisconi

Introduction and Motivation Most significant contribution to calculation of fragmentation functions and parton distribution functions: Single-inclusive annihilation: e+ + e- → (γ,Z) → h+,-,0 X Parton Distribution Functions: Initial Particle Fragmenatation Functions: Final State in a scattering process Those functions are “very sensitive to data” → non-perturbative objects → need Data input Detailed look on nucleon substructure Difficulty: disentangling favored and unfavored FFs Advantages: process independence, insight in hadron structure and proton spin

FFs σ Hard Scattering Hadron Production PDFs final-state single-particle energy distribution in a hard scattering process FFs σ Hard Scattering Hadron Production PDFs

Most Recent Work: Previous Analysis: Marco Stratmann: (Phys. Rev. D 75, 094009 (2007)) first Analysis with uncertainties, included SIA and SIDIS Data Stefan Kretzer (hep-ph0003177v2 (2000)) Previous Analysis: Kniel, Kramer, Pötter: simple parametrizations and few sets of data Kumano

QCD Framework Cross sections of DIS and SIA decomposed into convolutions between pertubatively calculated components and two non perdupative components: FFs and PDFs Perturbatively calculated: Coefficient Functions and Fragmentation Functions Fragmentation

Fragmentation e+e- annihilation: e+ + e- → (γ,Z) → H+,-,0 X Fragmentation function: probability that a parton at a short distance 1/Q fragments into a hadron with fraction z of the parent momentum x

Cross section Right side: total cross section αS: running coupling constant z = 2 EH/Q, with Q/2 = beam energy Cijs: Coefficient functions: probability of creating a parton i with momentum fraction x of beam energy µ (0 for gluons at lowest order) (not tensor product but convolution)

Asymptotic Freedom and Running Coupling Constant Renormalized quantumchromodynamic coupling decreases with high energies Scale dependence of QCD coupling is defined by β-function (possible negativity of β-function leads to asymptotic freedom) Renormalization Group Equation: Approxomate solution for Q2 > mc :

DGLAP Evolution Use fragmentation function at different cms energies Evolution with increasing energy scale: DGLAP Evolution equation With DJH being the fragmentation function of the final parton, Pij being splitting functions and DiH parametrization for the FF Splitting functions: control the rate of change of parton distribution probability When a quark radiates it splits into a quark with momentum fraction z and a gluon with (z – 1) Pij is the probability of finding a Particle B from a particle A with a fraction z of the longitudinal parent momentum

DGLAP Evolution In LO Pij in e+e- the same as in DIS Same probability for emitting a gluon, regardless of flavor Equal probability for gluon creating a quark-antiquark pair for all flavors Pijs LO: Pijs NLO: can to be determined from connections between space-like Pijs (from DIS) and time-like ones (for e+e-)

Contributions to Fragmentation Function

Mellin Space Short Recap: convolution with Pijs = DJH Cross section: convolution of DJH and Cijs Numerically very long and difficult Transformation into Mellin Space: convolutions become multiplications Mellin Transform: Disadvantage: all complex values of j need to be known for inversion

Mellin Space Inverse Mellin Transform: Contour c has to be right of rightmost singularity c can be tilted by Φ Solving of integral through numerical methods (Trapezoidal Integration)

Data SIA data from OPAL: e+ + e- → (γ, Z) → h+X Energy: 91.5 GeV SIA Data from BELLE: e+ + e- → (γ, Z) → h+X Energy: 10 GeV Example from OPAL Theoretical calculations compared with data Differential coss section of inclusive hadron production in LO (dashed line) Differential cross section if inclustive hadron production in NLO (solid line) Lower 4 curves for Q of 91.5 GeV

Data Preliminary Electron-Positron Annihilation from BELLE (taken from the Masters Thesis of Martin Leitgab) Energy: 10 GeV

Preliminary Fit Results Comparing my current results to previous ones from an earlier paper

Symmetry Assumptions isospin symmetry for {u,ū,d,đ} → + : Du+ = Dd+, Ds+ = Dś+ slightly different normalizations for q + anti q : N Du+ū+ = Dd+đ+, Ds+ = Dś+ = N' Dū+ if you assume N = N' = 1 → only SIA allows to distinguish between favored and unfavored Ds+śK+ and Du+ūK+ are fitted independently Flavor Symmetry for unfavored: data are unable to distinguish between flavors DūK+ = DsK+ = DdK+ = DđK+ same functional form for b and c quark only γ = 0

Program

Summary NLO DGLAP Evolution performed in Mellin Space Calculation of cross section Fit code Setup Fit of BELLE data ongoing

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