Tests of the Standard Model and constraints on new physics from Fermion-pair production at LEP2 Georgios Anagnostou INP Demokritos Athens/Birmingham University.

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Tests of the Standard Model and constraints on new physics from Fermion-pair production at LEP2 Georgios Anagnostou INP Demokritos Athens/Birmingham University HEP 2003, Europhysics Conference in Aachen, Germany, July 2003

Photon radiation – signal definition Test of the SM – xsections, Afb, Rq’s Constraints on new physics : Contact interaction Z’ bosons Low scale gravity Outline

EPS Aachen, July 2003 Photon Radiation – Radiative return to Z General feature of : often radiation of an initial state photon decreases effective collision energy √s’ if √s’ close to Z peak more likely to interact  significant enhancement of xsection - Radiative return to Z. Photon radiation complicates signal definition: Initial/Final state photons cannot be cleanly separated. LEP signal definition for reduced collision energy √s’ : mass of s- channel propagator with ISR-FSR interference subtracted so mass is unambiguous.

EPS Aachen, July 2003 Photon Radiation – Signal definition Data sample divided into - non-radiative √s’/√s > inclusive events √s’/√s > LEP combinations and new physics searches only for high energy sample. Radioactive events peak at √s’ ~ M Z used for independent beam energy measurement.

EPS Aachen, July 2003 LEP combinations Preliminary combinations for xsections σ μμ, σ ττ, σ had and asymmetries A FB (μμ), A FB (ττ) as well as dσ/dcosΘ’s and R b/c, A FB b/c. Individual measurements performed with slightly different signal definitions  corrections applied to derive results in common signal definition. Careful attention to correlated systematics  systematic error broken down in parts according to correlations between channels, experiments. Averaging for xsections-asymmetries performed using BLUE technique. Perhaps you already guess.. In general good agreement between SM and data (χ 2 /d.o.f ~ 160/180). Largest difference : Hadronic xsection slightly higher than expectation (~1.7σ).

EPS Aachen, July 2003 Cross-sections & Asymmetries

EPS Aachen, July 2003 Differential cross-sections – μμ, ττ

EPS Aachen, July 2003 Heavy Flavours: R b, A FBb, R c, A FBc

EPS Aachen, July 2003 Contact Interactions (I) - Convenient parameterisation of new physics due to composite quark & leptons OR due to the exchange of heavy boson with m X >> √s. - Lagrangian has additional term: - η ij describes chiral structure of the model - Λ energy scale of new physics - g unknown coupling for e - e +  e - e + otherwise - Fit ε (having set g 2 /4π=1) - limits Λ +, Λ - correspond to constructive, destructive interference with SM.

EPS Aachen, July 2003 Contact Interactions (II)

EPS Aachen, July 2003 Extra Z’ Boson - If SM embedded into a larger gauge group  new heavy gauge boson, some of which will be neutral  Z’. - In general Z’ could mix with Z 0, mixing parameterized by angle θ E : - Two additional gauge groups introduced. - In general Z 0’ will be a mixed state of Z x, Z y - Example: E(6) GUT E(6)  SO(10) × U(1)χ SU(5) × U(1)y SU(3) C × SU(2) L × U(1) Model Mixing χΘ E =0 ψΘ E =π/2 - Also Sequential SM  Z’ has same couplings to fermions as Z. - Left Right symmetric model (LR)  introduce additional SU(2) R symmetry.

EPS Aachen, July 2003 Extra Z’ Boson (II) – Exclusion contours

EPS Aachen, July 2003 Extra Dimensions - Low scale Gravity (I) (1) & (2b) must look the same 2. (D=n+4) a) 1. (D=4) b) The two seemingly fundamental energy scales in nature M EW and M Pl ~G N -1/2 have a ratio of  hierarchy problem. While ElectroWeak interactions have been tested experimentally at distances~M EW -1, gravity tested only in the ~mm range. Assumption: M EW is the only fundamental short range scale in nature, even for gravity. Assume, n=1  R~10 13 cm n=2  R~100μm-1mm n=3..

EPS Aachen, July 2003 Extra Dimensions - Low scale Gravity (II) Searches Direct Indirect - SM interactions tested accurately up to M EW scale  experimental constraint for SM particles not to propagate in extra dimensions  only gravity does.

EPS Aachen, July 2003 Conclusions Results from 4 LEP experiments consistent and in good agreement with each other. Preliminary combined results for xsections, asymmetries and R q 's are in good agreement with SM expectations. Used to set limits to new physics depending on the model: - contact interactions in the range TeV. - Z’ from TeV. - low scale gravity M s > 1.2 TeV (λ=+1), 1.09 TeV (λ=-1). Final results now starting to appear. When available perform combinations and limit’s extraction again using same methods.

EPS Aachen, July 2003 Back-up slides

EPS Aachen, July 2003 Differential cross-sections - Bhabhas

EPS Aachen, July 2003 Contact Interactions (III)

EPS Aachen, July 2003 Extra Dimensions - Low scale Gravity (III)