Test of fundamental symmetries via the Primakoff effect Test of fundamental symmetries via the Primakoff effect Liping Gan University of North Carolina.

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Test of fundamental symmetries via the Primakoff effect Test of fundamental symmetries via the Primakoff effect Liping Gan University of North Carolina Wilmington 1 Outline Outline 1.Physics Motivation – QCD Symmetries and Properties of π 0, η and η’ 2.Primakoff Progarm at Jlab – Measurement π 0 lifetime at 6 GeV – Experiment of  (  2  ) at 12 GeV

2 QCD Symmetries and light mesons QCD Symmetries and light mesons  QCD Lagrangian in Chiral limit (m q →0) is invariant under:  U A (1) is explicitly broken: (Chiral anomalies)  Γ(  0 →  ), Γ(  →  ), Γ(  ’ →  )  Mass of  0  Chiral symmetry SU L (3)xSU R (3) spontaneously breaks to SU(3)  8 Goldstone Bosons (GB)  SU L (3)xSU R (3) and SU(3) are explicitly broken:  GB are massive  Mixing of π 0, η, η / The π 0, η, η ’ system provides a rich laboratory to study the symmetry structure of QCD at low energies.

Primakoff Program at Jlab 6 & 12 GeV Precision measurements of electromagnetic properties of  0, ,  via Primakoff effect. Precision measurements of electromagnetic properties of  0, ,  via Primakoff effect. a)Two-Photon Decay Widths: 1)Γ(  0 →  6 GeV 2)Γ(  →  ) 3)Γ(  ’ →  ) b) Transition Form Factors at lo w Q 2 ( GeV 2 /c 2 ): F(  * →  0 ), F(  * →  ), F(  * →  ) Input to Physics:  precision tests of Chiral symmetry and anomalies  determination of light quark mass ratio   -  ’ mixing angle Input to Physics:   0,  and  ’ electromagnetic interaction radii  is the  ’ an approximate Goldstone boson? 3

Γ(  0 →  ) 6 GeV   0 →  decay proceeds primarily via the chiral anomaly in QCD.  The chiral anomaly prediction is exact for massless quarks:  Corrections to the chiral anomaly prediction: Calculations in NLO ChPT:  Γ(  0  ) = 8.10eV ± 1.0% (J. Goity, et al. Phys. Rev. D66:076014, 2002)  Γ(  0  ) = 8.06eV ± 1.0% (B. Ananthanarayan et al. JHEP 05:052, 2002) Calculations in NNLO SU(2) ChPT:  Γ(  0  ) = 8.09eV ± 1.3% (K. Kampf et al. Phys. Rev. D79:076005, 2009)  Precision measurements of  (  0 →  ) at the percent level will provide a stringent test of a fundamental prediction of QCD.  Calculations in QCD sum rule:  Γ(  0  ) = 7.93eV ± 1.5% (B.L. Ioffe, et al. Phys. Lett. B647, p. 389, 2007) is one of the few quantities in confinement region that QCD can  Γ(  0  ) is one of the few quantities in confinement region that QCD can calculate precisely to higher orders! calculate precisely to higher orders! 4 π k1k1 k2k2

5 Primakoff Method ρ,ωρ,ω Challenge: Extract the Primakoff amplitude 12 C target Primakoff Nucl. Coherent Interference Nucl. Incoh. Requirement:  Photon flux  Beam energy   0 production Angular resolution Features of Primakoff cross section: Peaked at very small forward angle:Peaked at very small forward angle: Beam energy sensitive:Beam energy sensitive: Coherent processCoherent process

PrimEx-I (2004)  JLab Hall B high resolution, high intensity photon tagging facility  New pair spectrometer for photon flux control at high beam intensities 1% accuracy has been achieved  New high resolution hybrid multi-channel calorimeter (HyCal) 6

 0 Event selection We measure:  incident photon energy: E  and time  energies of decay photons: E  1, E  2 and time  X,Y positions of decay photons 7

Fit Differential Cross Sections to Extract Γ(  0  ) PrimEx-I (2004) Theoretical angular distributions smeared with experimental resolutions are fit to the data on two nuclear targets: 8

Verification of Overall Systematical Uncertainties   + e   +e Compton cross section measurement  e + e - pair-production cross section measurement: Systematic uncertainties on cross sections are controlled at 1.3% level. 9

PrimEx-I Result PRL 106, (2011)  (  0  ) = 7.82  0.14(stat)  0.17(syst) eV 2.8% total uncertainty 10

Goal for PrimEx-II 11 PrimEx-II projected  1.4%

~8K Primakoff events~30K Primakoff events ( E  = GeV) Primakoff 12 Primakoff

PrimEx-II Data Analysis in Progress 13 Tagger timing calibration σ =1.5 ns Tagger-HYCAL coincident time Absolute tagging efficiency

( E  = GeV) 14 Primakof f With constraint Without constraint Preliminary result

Γ(  →  ) 12 GeV 2. Extract  -  ’mixing angle: 3. Determine Light quark mass ratio: H. Leutwyler Phys. Lett., B378, 313 (1996) 1.Resolve long standing discrepancy between collider and Primakoff measurements: 15 Q2Q2

16 Challenges in the  →  Primakoff experiment Challenges in the  →  Primakoff experiment η  larger momentum transfer (coherency, form factors, FSI,…)   mass is a factor of 4 larger than  0 and has a smaller cross section  larger overlap between Primakoff and hadronic processes; Compared to  0 : Hydrogen 4 He targets

17 Measurement of Γ(  →  ) in Hall D at 12 GeV  Incoherent tagged photon beam (~ GeV)  Pair spectrometer and a TAC detector for the photon flux control  30 cm liquid Hydrogen and 4 He targets (~3.6% r.l.)  Forward Calorimeter (FCAL) for  →  decay photons  CompCal and FCAL to measure well-known Compton scattering for control of overall systematic uncertainties.  Solenoid detectors and forward tracking detectors (for background rejection) CompCal FCAL η

Approved Beam Time Days Setup calibration, checkout 2 Tagger efficiency, TAC runs 1 4 He target run 30 LH 2 target run 40 Empty target run 6 Total 79 18

Estimated Error Budget Estimated Error Budget Contributions Estimated Error Photon flux1.0% Target thickness0.5% Background subtraction2.0% Event selection1.7% Acceptance, misalignment0.5% Beam energy0.2% Detection efficiency0.5% Branching ratio (PDG) 0.66% Total Systematic3.02% Statistical1.0% Systematic3.02% Total3.2%  Systematical uncertainties (added quadratically):  Total uncertainty (added quadratically): 19

Transition Form Factors F(  *→p) (at Low Q 2 ) Direct measurement of slopesDirect measurement of slopes – Interaction radii: F γγ*P (Q 2 )≈1-1/6 ▪ P Q 2 – ChPT for large N c predicts relation between the three slopes. Extraction of Ο(p 6 ) low-energy constant in the chiral Lagrangian Input for light-by-light scattering for muon (g-2) calculationInput for light-by-light scattering for muon (g-2) calculation Test of future lattice calculationsTest of future lattice calculations 20

Summary   Precision measurements of the π 0, η and η’ will provide rich data sets to test the fundamental symmetries of QCD.  tests of chiral symmetry and anomalies  light quark mass ratio   -  ’ mixing angle   0,  and  ’ electromagnetic interaction radii  A comprehensive Primakoff program has been developed at Jlab to measure Γ( p →  ) and F(  *→p) of.  A comprehensive Primakoff program has been developed at Jlab to measure Γ( p →  ) and F(  *→p) of π 0, η and η’.  Two experiments on Γ(  0 →  ) were performed in Hall B at 6 GeV. PrimEx-I: Γ(  0  )  7.82  0.14(stat.)  0.17(syst.) eV (2.8% total) Phys. Rev. Lett., 106, (2011) Phys. Rev. Lett., 106, (2011) PrimEx-II was performed and analysis is in progress. The  0 lifetime at level of 1.4% precision is expected.  A new precision experiment on Γ(η →  ) is approved to run in Hall D at 12 GeV. 21

This project is supported by the U.S. National Science Foundation grants PHY (MRI) and PHY Thank you 22