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CKM Status
In this lecture, we
study the results
summarized in
this plot.
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Quark Mixing : Unitarity
Mass eigen st ates Weak eigen stat es
In Standard Model CP violation is
due to single non-zero complex
phase of this matrix
 Quark Mixing
Cabibbo - Kobayashi- Maskawa (CKM)
d  Vud Vus Vub  d 
  
  

s

V
V
V
cs
cb  s 
   cd
  
  

b
V
V
V
   td
ts
tb  b 
Agreement amongst various
measurements of angles and
sides is crucial test of the
Standard Model
Unit ary matrix VubV  V V  V V  0
*
ud
*
tb td
a
|Vub / Vcb|
buln/bcln
g
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*
cb cd
All but DMs (CDF/D0) are
accessible to BaBar
|Vtd / Vts|
Bd,s mixing: DMd / DMs
ByK
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Clean
experiment/theory
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The Standard Model CKM Matrix
Mass Eigenstate s  Weak Eigenstate s  Quark Mixing
VCKM
Vud
  Vcd

 Vtd
Vus
Vcs
Vts
Vub 
Vcb 

Vtb 
CKM Matrix
Complex matrix described by
3 real parameters +
1 complex phase
Wolfenstein parameterization:
Exploit hierarchy in magnitudes by using Cabibbo angle, l=sinqc
VCKM
 1  l2 / 2
l

l
1  l2 / 2

 Al 3 1  r  i  Al 2
Al 3 r  i 

Al 2


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A, r,  are O(1)
CP Violation:
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  0  no CPV from SM
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Unitarity Triangle
Choice of parameters:
r  1  l 2 / 2 r
l, A, r and 
  1  l 2 / 2 
Unitarity : 1  R t  R u  0
At the 1% level:
Vus
l  Vus  sin q c
l  0.2205  0.0018
At the 2% level: Vcb
A  Vcb /l 2
A  0.83  0.06
| Vub | and | Vtd |
 r - plane

 r,  
a
Ru g
Rt
b
0, 0
1, 0 r

Vud Vub
2
2
iγ
Ru 


r


e

Vcd Vcb
Vtd Vtb
2
2
i b
Rt 


(
1

r
)


e

Vcd Vcb
*
g  arg Vub
, a    g  b
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Weak B Decays Access to CKM Parameters
b
Wt
s,d
g
Rare Effective FCNC
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B Mixing
Neutral B mesons can turn into their anti-particle
BsH 
BsL 
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1 (| B  | B  )  CP  odd
s
s
2
1 (| B  | B  )  CP  even
s
s
2
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B Mass & Lifetime Difference
• Second order weak diagram gives non-zero
matrix element
– In B  B
basis have a non-diagonal B H B
Hamiltonian
 M M 12  i   12 
H  *
 M 12
  *

M  2  12
 
• Recall
| BsH   12 (| Bs  | Bs  )
Eigenstates are:
L
1
| Bs  
1
2
M H , L  M  Re( M 12  2i 12 )
 H , L    2 Im( M 12  2i 12 )
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(| Bs  | Bs  )
  ( L   H ) 
Dm / 2
D / 2
2
u, ct,
D  L  H
1

Unlike the case of neutral K mesons,
for B mesons DM is significant but D
is negligible.
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B Mixing
Neutral B mesons can turn into their anti-particle
–
–
In SM described by “box diagrams” measure |Vts(d)|
D ms(d) = [GF2mt2 F(mt2/mW2)/62] mBs(d)f2Bs(d)BBs(d)|Vts(d)V*tb|2
Oscill. Freq.
From lattice
O(30%) error
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Bd & Bs Mixing
Measurement of
UT side
yields measurement of
with O(5%) theory
error
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The Golden Channel
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Time Dependent Measurements
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The SLAC B-Factory
Design Luminosity:
3 x 1033 cm-2 s-1 (Reached in 2001)
Peak Luminosity:
9 x 1033 cm-2 s-1 (Reached in 2004)
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e+ e–  b b
 
e
Signal: e  (4S )  BB
Continuum background:
e e  uu, dd, ss, cc,  
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cont : B ~ 4.3 : 1
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BaBar
g, 0 and e± ID
/K/p ID
m and KL ID
RPC problems overcome
Forward RPCs replaced (2002)
Barrel RPCs  LSTs (2004/6)
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Charged Particle Tracking,
Vertex Reconstruction (Dt),
Low momentum particle ID dE/dx
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Four Main Themes in B Physics
• CP Violation in B decays
– Due to interference of mixing and decay amplitudes (indirect)
– Due to decay amplitude interference (direct)
• Searches for and studies of rare decays
– Sensitive to physics beyond the Standard Model
• B decay rate to rare final states
• CP violation of rare decays - can be very sensitive
• Precision determination of CKM matrix elements
– Need to significantly improve in order to determine whether observed
CP violation is consistent with SM predictions
• Improving our understanding of B decays
– Feeds back into precision SM tests and measurements
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Sin2b Measurement
(cc )KS0 (CP odd) modes
(cc )KL0 (CP even) modes
BABAR
Update for ICHEP04
BABAR
BABAR PUB-04/038
sin2b  0.722  0.040  0.023 (cc )K 0 + (cc )K 0
S
L
l  A / A  0.950  0.031  0.013
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205fb 1 on peak or 227 M BB pairs
7730 CP events (tagged signal)
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sin2b Comparison
CP violation in B system is almost
consistent with Standard Model
expectations
– Comparison of Tree and
Gluonic penguin
dominated decays provide
new physics sensitivity
• Curiously gluonic
penguin results are
systematically low
• More data is needed to
resolve experimental
discrepancies
• Do electroweak
penguin modes have
anything to say?
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Electromagnetic Penguin
Penguins used for understanding the B-mesons:
Improves precision of Vub
u,d
b
W-
s,d
Vts,Vtd
t
g
B-meson
mass
Penguins used for measuring Vtd
B[ B  ( r /  )g ] Vtd

*
B[ B  K g ]
Vts
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B-quark
mass
( m )  M B  mb ( m )
l1 (m )  m2 (m )
b-quark Fermi momentum
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Photon Spectrum
Sum of exclusive method
Lepton tagged inclusive
preliminary
K*g
K*g
(4s) frame
B rest frame
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Moments of g Spectrum
Penguins used for understanding the B-mesons:
Improves precision of Vub
First, Second moments of E
g
hep-ex/0506043
B-meson
mass
B-quark
mass
88 MB B
( m )  M B  mb ( m )
l1 (m )  m2 (m )
b-quark Fermi momentum
First and second moments of the photon spectrum
are used in heavy quark effective theory models.
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Shape Function
HQ parametersdetermine shape function for Vub extraction
•
•
•
Fit to the Eg spectrum in bsg – Belle+Babar
Fit to the Eg moments of Eg spectrum - Babar
Had and lept. moments in bcln – Babar+others
Fit to all moments
Fit to bcln moments
Fit to b—sg moments
CKM-05
|Vcb| : moments analyses have 1.5–2% precision!
Vcb inclusive   42.0  0.6exp  0.8theo   103
Vcb exclusive   40.2  2.1exp  1.8theo   103
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Belle b—sg
spectrum fit
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|Vub |
The extraction of |Vub|from the
measured partial BFs is not trivial
– Inclusive decays depend on
measured shape function and
OPE
nonperturbative
corrections
free quark decay
2
d

~ V[u,c ]b   quark model 
d (PS)

Method
Cn
n
 
QCD
mb
4.39  0.20  0.27
Inclusive, Belle only bsg
spectrum
5.08  0.47  0.48
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n



Vub(10-3)
Inclusive, bcln & bsg
moments
Indirectly, from CKM fit
Average of Inclusive Determinations of |Vub|
3.5300..22
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More work needed to
resolve discrepancies
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Standard Model Unitarity
Tree Level sin2b
– Consistent with SM
Progress requires
– Measurements of a,g
• Penguin pollution
Further checks of sin2b
– Measure in penguins
Measurement of sides
– Vub, Vtd
• Rare processes
• Hadronic uncertainty
• HeavyLight form
factor calculation
– Radiative penguins are
beginning to play an
important role in
constraining SM unitarity
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Two Lifetimes
CP-odd fraction ( H) ~ 22%
 L  1.050.16
0.13  0.02 ps
-1
D s  0.470.19

0.01
ps
0.24
 H  2.07 0.58
0.46  0.03 ps
D s
 0.650.25
0.33  0.01
s
+ Recent D0:
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 L  1.230.14
0.11 ps
 H  1.52
0.39
0.43
ps
D s
 0.210.27
0.40
s
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 SL  1.42±0.04±0.06 ps
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