“ 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

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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

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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