Progress on Heavy Colored Particle Thresholds Pedro D. Ruiz-Femenía Max-Planck-Institute für Physik (Werner-Heisenberg-Institut) International Linear Collider.

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Progress on Heavy Colored Particle Thresholds Pedro D. Ruiz-Femenía Max-Planck-Institute für Physik (Werner-Heisenberg-Institut) International Linear Collider Workshop Nov 6-10, Valencia

________________________________________________________ ILC Workshop, Valencia, Nov 8th P. Ruiz-Femenía - 2  Threshold Physics at the ILC  Review of production  vNRQCD for stable quarks / squarks  NR currents in  Finite width effects  Outlook Outline

________________________________________________________ ILC Workshop, Valencia, Nov 8th P. Ruiz-Femenía - 3 Threshold Physics at the ILC  e+e- linear collider :  Luminosity:  Threshold scan: center of mass energy variable  very good knowledge on intrinsic theoretical uncertainties is fully perturbative at threshold [ Miquel, Martínez ]

________________________________________________________ ILC Workshop, Valencia, Nov 8th P. Ruiz-Femenía - 4 Threshold Physics at the ILC SPS1a SPS5 SPS6 Phase I Phase II  mSugra  mSugra scenarios with a light scalar top quark

________________________________________________________ ILC Workshop, Valencia, Nov 8th P. Ruiz-Femenía - 5 Threshold scan Precise determinations of stop width, couplings,... only LO results Improve theoretical uncertainty [ N. Fabiano ] [ talk by H.Nowak at ECFA Durham 2004 ] Threshold Physics at the ILC  Low-energy dynamics of squarks based on standard QCD  are nonrelativistic systems  apply EFT methods: NRQCD for fermion / scalar fields

________________________________________________________ ILC Workshop, Valencia, Nov 8th P. Ruiz-Femenía - 6 Physics at Threshold  In the threshold region quarks move at small velocities  pQCD series has terms count as LO perform expansion in resummation of leading terms achieved by means of a Schrödinger field theory NRQCD Caswell, Lepage Bodwin, Braaten “Coulomb singularities”

________________________________________________________ ILC Workshop, Valencia, Nov 8th P. Ruiz-Femenía - 7  large NNLO correction  scale dependence large uncertainty in normalization of cross section Learning from Top Physics at Threshold fixed order scheme NRQCD matrix elements, For example: Hoang,Teubner; Penin et al; Melnikov et al. Beneke et al; Sumino et al; Yakovlev et al

________________________________________________________ ILC Workshop, Valencia, Nov 8th P. Ruiz-Femenía - 8 For heavy pairs we need the scalar version Learning from Top Physics at Threshold RGE improved computations vNRQCD Hoang, Manohar, Stewart, Teubner log terms summed into coefficients through RGE reduced scale dependence Luke, Manohar, Rothstein; Hoang, Stewart alternative approach: pNRQCD Brambilla, Pineda, Soto, Vairo talk by A. Pineda

________________________________________________________ ILC Workshop, Valencia, Nov 8th P. Ruiz-Femenía - 9 Effective Theory Framework (stable quarks) (hard)(soft)(ultrasoft)  Scales in the non-relativistic system  Split heavy quark 4-momentum soft component label ultrasoft component label

________________________________________________________ ILC Workshop, Valencia, Nov 8th P. Ruiz-Femenía - 10 Effective Theory Framework Recall HQET: soft gluons potential quarks ultrasoft gluons Resonant modes in the quark-antiquark system

________________________________________________________ ILC Workshop, Valencia, Nov 8th P. Ruiz-Femenía - 11 vNRQCD Lagrangian Luke, Manohar, Rothstein; Hoang, Stewart v counting

________________________________________________________ ILC Workshop, Valencia, Nov 8th P. Ruiz-Femenía - 12 velocity Renormalization Group Choosing the renorm. point all logs are simultaneously small logs resumed in the Wilson coefficients of the EFT Correlation of scales “velocity Renormalization Group” velocity scaling parameter

________________________________________________________ ILC Workshop, Valencia, Nov 8th P. Ruiz-Femenía - 13 Theoretical set-up  Theoretical set-up Total Cross Section external currents NLL Hoang, PRF NLL NNLL (non-mixing) Pineda, Soto; Manohar, Stewart; Hoang Hoang NNLL (quarks) Coulomb Green function NNLL (scalars) Hoang, PRF Manohar, Stewart; Pineda, Soto; Hoang

________________________________________________________ ILC Workshop, Valencia, Nov 8th P. Ruiz-Femenía - 14 Building NR Production Currents Building NR Production Currents spinless case: Some well-known examples  Some well-known examples Currentswith general quantum numbers  Currents with general quantum numbers

________________________________________________________ ILC Workshop, Valencia, Nov 8th P. Ruiz-Femenía - 15 Nonrelativistic Production Currents Nonrelativistic Production Currents First non-trivial example: L=2  the use of n-dim spherical harmonics is needed to obtain consistent results in dimensional regularization in accordance with SO(n)

________________________________________________________ ILC Workshop, Valencia, Nov 8th P. Ruiz-Femenía - 16 Pauli -matrices in n dimensions Pauli -matrices in n dimensions Pauli matrices  Consistent description of the spin of a system: spin singlet currents spin triplet currents evanescent operators

________________________________________________________ ILC Workshop, Valencia, Nov 8th P. Ruiz-Femenía - 17 form currents describing states combining orbital angular  form currents describing states combining orbital angular momentum and spin tensors fully symmetric and traceless J = # indices NLL anomalous dimensions for arbitrary currents recently computed Hoang, PRF ´06 General Production Currents General Production Currents

________________________________________________________ ILC Workshop, Valencia, Nov 8th P. Ruiz-Femenía - 18  different irreducible currents in SO(n) become equivalent in n=3 their difference is an evanescent operator  evanescent structures need to be taken into account at subleading order in the renormalization process (they affect matching conditions and anom.dim. )  in the EFT, the choice of basis of currents and potentials defines a renormalization scheme Example: We can write another current: General Production Currents General Production Currents  transitions between currents containing with different number of indices beyond NNLL Dugan, Grinstein; Herrlich, Nierste

________________________________________________________ ILC Workshop, Valencia, Nov 8th P. Ruiz-Femenía - 19 vNRQCD for unstable quarks  No systematic treatment of electroweak beyond LL quark bilinears:  power counting:  finite lifetime is LL order,  top/antitop propagator  prescription does not work beyond LL order Fadin, Khoze inclusive treatment of top decay: finite lifetime effects can be incorporated into the EFT matching conditions to QCD+ew Hoang, Reisser ’05

________________________________________________________ ILC Workshop, Valencia, Nov 8th P. Ruiz-Femenía - 20 vNRQCD for unstable quarks Currents  Currents  consider cuts related to top decay (final states)  non- -cuts not included  -cuts are gauge invariant Complex matching conditions Kuhn, Guth ’92 Hoang, Reisser ’06 Hoang, Reisser ’05

________________________________________________________ ILC Workshop, Valencia, Nov 8th P. Ruiz-Femenía - 21 Total Cross Section  EFT Lagragian non-hermitian total rates through the optical theorem double-resonant  accounts for interferences between the double resonant amplitudes and the single resonant (NNLL) single-resonant, -suppressed  diagrams with no intermediate top quark are -suppressed time dilatation correction

________________________________________________________ ILC Workshop, Valencia, Nov 8th P. Ruiz-Femenía - 22 Phase Space Divergencies  NNLL corrections from absorptive cuts introduce a sensibility to Phase space UV divergencies (NNLL) stable topsunstable tops anom. dim. for operator optical theorem: additional correction (NLL) Hoang, Reisser ’05

________________________________________________________ ILC Workshop, Valencia, Nov 8th P. Ruiz-Femenía - 23 Phase-Space Matching ¨phase-space matching¨ (work i.p.) Hoang, Reisser, PRF  P-wave production : phase-space divergences are more severe LL !

________________________________________________________ ILC Workshop, Valencia, Nov 8th P. Ruiz-Femenía - 24 Outlook  Theoretical developments :  Analysis of at threshold possible within scalar NRQCD full NLL QCD running completed  Ongoing work to reduce theoretical uncertainties in (almost) full NNLL QCD corrections electroweak corrections beyond LL consistent treatment of L-wave production of nonrelativistic pairs phase-space divergencies¨Phase-space matching¨