“ Cross section measurements in DIS ” K. Papageorgiou University of the Aegean On behalf of ZEUS and H1 Collaborations.

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Cross section measurements in DIS

K. Papageorgiou

University of the Aegean

On behalf of ZEUS and H1 Collaborations

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OUTLINE  Introduction  Cross sections  Power of data sets combination  F L measurement  Motivations & Method  Analysis strategy  H1 & ZEUS results  Summary 2

HERA – The Worlds only electron-proton collider 

Collides protons with e

 

Ee : 27.5 GeV

Ep : 920 GeV

Centre of mass energy : s

 320

GeV

Q 2 corresponds to the spatial resolution (wavelength λ) of the probe

    ~ 1 /

Q

2

Q

2 max ~ 10 5

GeV

2

(set by s)

 min ~ 10  18

m

~

R proton

/ 1000 3

HERA Luminosity

Approximately ~ 1 fb -1 of data collected by H1 & ZEUS

In operation since 1992

HERA Running ended 30 June 2007

HERA –I : Until year 2000

Unpolarized e+ and e- beams

HERA – II : 2002 – Mar 2007

High luminosity to allow more statistical sensitivity to high Q 2

Longitudinally polarized e + /e beams to allow direct sensitivity to EW

Low energy Run : March 2007 – June 2007

A special Run with low proton beam energy (460, 575 GeV) to measure directly F L structure function

HERA – I & II combined integrated Luminosity ~ 0.5 fb -1 per experiment

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DEEP INELASTIC SCATTERING KINEMATICS •

A key tool to “look” inside the proton, allow testing of QCD

NC

e

 (

k

' )

CC

e

 (

k

) γ, Ζ 0

e

 (

k

) (xP) Q 2 = -q 2 =-(k-k΄) 2 (xP)

v

(

k

' ) Q 2 = -q 2 =-(k-k΄) 2 W ± p(P) } Proton remnant p(P) } Proton remnant Current jet Current jet •

DIS cross section can be described in terms of kinematic variables

 Q 2 : Virtuality of the intermediate boson

Q

2 

s x y

-- measure of the probing power  x : Bjorken scaling factor

x

Q

2 2

P

.

q

-- fraction of proton’s momentum carried by struck quark  y : Inelasticity -- energy fraction transferred from lepton in proton rest frame  s : Centre of mass energy of the ep system

y

P

.

q P

.

k

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NC DIS cross section: F 2

The NC DIS cross section expressed in terms of structure functions d

2  (

e

dxdQ

2

p

)  2 

a xQ

4 2

Y

 [

F

2 (

x

,

Q

) 

y Y

 2

F L

(

x

,

Q

2 ) 

xF

3 (

x

,

Q

2 )]

F 2 - dominant contribution F

2 

to the cross section

q e q

2

x

(q  q )

F 2 -- SF parameterize target structure, i.e. how far for point-like If proton is point-like then, d

2  (

e

p

) 

dxdQ

2 2 

a

2

xQ

4

Y

 6

NC DIS cross section: F 2 (H1 & ZEUS combined data) 

New HERA-I PDF fit predictions vs H1 & ZEUS combined data NC e + p: ( see talk of LI, Gang )

Total uncertainties on the PDF fit predictions included but can barely be resolved

Proton scan with high precision

NLO fit (DGLAP) – good

description of the data Systematic uncertainties are now smaller than statistical uncertainties

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CC e p cross section (ZEUS) 

Chiral structure of weak interactions is directly visible as a function of polarization

Linear dependence with lepton polarization

e

p CC

(

P e

)  ( 1 

P e

) 

e

p CC

(

P e

 0 )

Pe=1 for e , Pe=-1 for e +

Consistent with SM prediction

RH of No evidence of RH CC currents. Error band from PDF uncertainty

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CC e p cross section (H1 & ZEUS) 9

NC e + p cross section: (ZEUS) 

Cross sections for NC DIS in e+p collisions with a longitudinal polarized positron beam have been measured using the ZEUS detector

Results based on data corresponding to an L=113.3 pb -1 at sqrt(318) GeV are given for both positive and negative values of the longitudinal polarization of positron beam

Single differential cross sections are shown in the kinematical region Q 2 >185GeV and y<0.95

Measured cross section consistent with SM prediction

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NC e + p: (ZEUS) 11

NC e + p: (H1) 

Cross sections for NC DIS in e+p collisions with a longitudinal polarized positron beam have been measured using the H1 detector

Single differential cross section are shown for HERA I and II e + p data

Measured cross section is compared to the prediction of the SM

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NC DIS cross section: xF 3

xF 3 -- is the parity-violating term arising from Z 0 exchange -- experimentally can be extracted by measuring the d

2 

dxdQ

2

- negligible at small Q 2 xF

3 (

e

p

) 

d

2  (

e

p

)

dxdQ

2

xF

3 

Z

x

3 (2u v  d v ) 13

F L MEASUREMENT : Motivation & Method

F L -- longitudinal SF, sizeable only at low x , observable at high y -- F L =0 in QPM (spin ½ partons – Gallan-Gross), -- propotional to gluon at higher orders, Direct sensitivity to gluon dynamics F L

 4

a

s x

2 1

x

dz z

3 [ 16 3

F

2  8 

q e q

2 ( 1 

x

)

zg z

(

z

)] 

:reduced cross section d

2  (

e

dxdQ

2

p

)  2 

a xQ

4 2

Y

 [

F

2 (

x

,

Q

2 ) 

y Y

 2

F L

(

x

,

Q

2 )]

To separate F 2 , F L w/o theory assumption

, one needs to measure the cross section at

fixed (x,Q 2 ) and different values of y

different beam energies (s)

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F L MEASUREMENT : Motivation & Method    

Separate SF’s at given x ,Q 2 using straight line fit and error compensation Intermediate energy for measurement control.

At low y and fixed (x,Q 2 ) cross sections need to coincide Renormalization used by H1 and by ZEUS

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F L : Analysis strategy   DIS events: Identified by scattered electron (Electron Method) High

meas

1  2

E e

'

E e

( 1   Low energy electron Low –Q 2 :

Q

2

meas

 2

E e E e

' ( 1  cos 

e

)

H1 analysis covers both SpaCal and LAR Low y / High s (Ep=920 GeV)

High energy well separated electron in the calorimeter;

no background

High y / Low s (Ep=460 GeV)

Low energy electron in the calorimeter;

lot of hadronic activity

Electron finding is difficult at low Q 2 large γp background , mostly γ’s and π’s faking an electron

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needs to be subtracted/controlled

Reduced cross section measurement (ZEUS) 

Low-x: visible differences between data sets

High-x: cross sections are consistent

Low-x: the x sections turn over

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Reduced cross section measurement (H1) x

H1 preliminary Ep = 460 GeV = 575 GeV = 920 GeV

Combined LAr & SpaCal ymax ~ 0.9

[@450 & 575 GeV]

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F L measurement (ZEUS) 

Results are consistent with F L from ZEUS JETS PDF’s

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F L measurement (H1 published results) 

Results are consistent with the prediction of H1 PDF

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Overview on all (medium & high Q 2 ) F L data (H1) 

Results consistent with the prediction of H1 PDF fit (obtained using only the H1 high energy x-section data

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x- averaged F L in the full range (H1) 

Results consistent with H1 fit and with expectations from global parton distribution fits at higher order pertubation theory

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DGLAP describes low-x region at HERA

Summary •

First direct measurement of F L was performed in a new kinematical range Q 2 : (24-110) GeV 2 [ZEUS] , Q 2 : (12-800) GeV 2 [H1] and Bjorken x : 0.0002 – 0.05

Data are in good agreement with higher order pQCD predictions

First data have been published

HERA experiments provide unique information on proton structure over wide range of x

an important precision input for physics at LHC

The combination of the data sets of ZEUS and H1 inclusive cross section is very successful and convincing

greatly improved precision compared to the measurements of each experiment separately

Analysis is ongoing, thus can be expected to further constrain low-x

A most remarkable success of HERA!

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Back-up slides 24

Comparison of FL data with pQCD 25

Comparison of FL data with Dipole Model 26

NC e+p: (ZEUS) 27

NC e+p: (ZEUS) 28

NC e+/-p: (H1) 29