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    Introduction Bottomonium spectrum MC data Search for resonances Conclusions

    Study of(1S)+ and (1S) final stateswith LHCb detector

    Vitaly Vorobyev, Summer Student.Supervisor: Anton Poluektov

    Novosibirsk State University,Budker Institute of Nuclear Physics

    August 24, 2011

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    Introduction Bottomonium spectrum MC data Search for resonances Conclusions

    Contents

    1 IntroductionRecent observation of Z

    ()b by Belle

    Other possible states

    2 Bottomonium spectrum

    3 MC data

    4 Search for resonancesFinal state (1S)+

    Final state (1S)

    5 Conclusions

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    Introduction Bottomonium spectrum MC data Search for resonances Conclusions

    Recent observation ofZb

    by Belle Other possible states

    Recent observation ofZ()b by Belle

    Anomalously high rates for (5S) hb(1P, 2P)+ decays [1]

    Recently discovered resonances Z()b have explained anomality. [2]

    Belle results

    Distributions of missing mass associated with for

    (5S) (2S) (left), (5S) hb(1P) (center) and(5S) hb(2P) (right): [2]

    [1] Belle Collaboration, arXiv:1103.3419v1 [hep-ex]

    [2] I. Adachi et al. (Belle Collaboration), arXiv:1105.4583v1 [hep-ex]3 / 10 Vitaly Vorobyev, Summer Student. Supervisor: Anton Poluektov Study of(1S)+ and (1S) final states with LHCb detector

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    Introduction Bottomonium spectrum MC data Search for resonances ConclusionsRecent observation ofZb

    by Belle Other possible states

    Other possible states

    Other bottomonium-like states? Yes! [3]

    Z()b

    IG(JP) = 1+(1+)

    Y()b

    Y()b are I = 0 counterparts of isotriplet Z

    ()b with J

    PC = 1+

    Y()b are not accesible from the (5S) decays:

    (5S) Y()b

    is suppressed due to isospin conservation;

    (5S) Y()b

    is kinematically forbidden.

    Could be visible in LHCb experiment:S-wave: (1S, 2S), (1S)

    P-wave: (1S)

    [3] A.E. Bondar, A. Garmash, A.I. Milstein, R. Mizuk, M.B. Voloshin,

    arXiv:1105.4473v2 [hep-ph]4 / 10 Vitaly Vorobyev, Summer Student. Supervisor: Anton Poluektov Study of(1S)+ and (1S) final states with LHCb detector

    I d i B i MC d S h f C l i

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    Introduction Bottomonium spectrum MC data Search for resonances Conclusions

    (+) mass spectrum

    337 pb1, 2011 data.

    Stripping 13:FullDSTDiMuonDiMuonHighMassLine

    Selections

    pt() > 500 MeV

    Parameterization

    Signal: Crystal Ball function

    Background: 2nd order Chebychev

    polynomial.

    Parameter (1S) (2S) (3S)Mass (MeV) 9441.4 0.1 10003.3 0.3 10334.2 0.5

    Width (MeV) 43.1 0.1 45.6 0.3 47.2 0.5Number of events (103) 233.2 0.7 55.7 0.4 27.7 0.3

    5 / 10 Vitaly Vorobyev, Summer Student. Supervisor: Anton Poluektov Study of(1S)+ and (1S) final states with LHCb detector

    I t d ti B tt i t MC d t S h f C l i

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    Introduction Bottomonium spectrum MC data Search for resonances Conclusions

    Generator level MC

    Generator level MC for(2S) (1S) and(2S) (1S)(+0)

    pt of pions is very low!

    pt() from (2S) (1S)

    pt() from (2S) (1S)

    pt(0) from (2S) (1S)

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    Introduction Bottomonium spectrum MC data Search for resonances Conclusions

    Final state (1S)+ Final state (1S)

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    Introduction Bottomonium spectrum MC data Search for resonances ConclusionsFinal state (1S)+ Final state (1S)

    Final state (1S)+

    Stripping

    FullDSTDiMuonDiMounHighMassLinePions

    pt() > 150 MeVpt(

    +) +pt() > 400 MeV

    2(IP)/n.d.f < 9

    logPID(K ) < 5Muons

    pt() > 1000 MeVpt(

    +) +pt() > 7000 MeV

    2(IP)/n.d.f < 9logPID( ) > 1

    Upsilon

    |m (+) m ((1S))| < 130 MeVKinematics

    dtf2/n.d.f < 4pt ((1S)

    +) > 3000 MeV

    (2S) (1S)+

    Efficiency

    = nrecntot

    0.2%

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    Introduction Bottomonium spectrum MC data Search for resonances Conclusions

    Final state (1S)+ Final state (1S)

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    Introduction Bottomonium spectrum MC data Search for resonances ConclusionsFinal state (1S)+ Final state (1S)

    Final state (1S)+

    (2S) (1S)+

    2

    /n.d.f. = 87.2/54

    (3S) (1S)+

    2

    /n.d.f. = 67.2/57

    Y()b (1S)

    +

    2

    /n.d.f. = 63.6/57

    Parameterization: Gaussian + 2nd order Chebychev polynomial.

    (2S) (1S)+ signal:

    ns = (1654 165)m = (10022.4 0.3) MeV = (3.0 0.4) MeV

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    Introduction Bottomonium spectrum MC data Search for resonances Conclusions

    Final state (1S)+ Final state (1S)

    http://find/http://goback/
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    Introduction Bottomonium spectrum MC data Search for resonances ConclusionsFinal state (1S)+ Final state (1S)

    (2S) J/ decay

    Pions

    pt(0) > 100 MeVpt(

    +) +pt() +pt(

    0) > 300 MeV2(IP)/n.d.f < 9

    logPID(K ) < 5Muons

    2

    (IP)/n.d.f < 9logPID( ) > 1J/

    |m (+) m (J/)| < 70 MeVKinematics

    pt ((1S)+) > 3000 MeV

    Only 35 pb1 is treated.

    Probably, one cant see(2S) (1S) signal with presentdata.

    9 / 10 Vitaly Vorobyev, Summer Student. Supervisor: Anton Poluektov Study of(1S)+ and (1S) final states with LHCb detector

    Introduction Bottomonium spectrum MC data Search for resonances Conclusions

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    t oduct o otto o u spect u C data Sea c o eso a ces Co c us o s

    Conclusions

    Conclusions

    1 Production of (1S)X in the primary vertex makes study ofbottomonium-like resonances difficult.

    2 Low pt of signal pions makes the situation even worse:

    many background pions with low pt;low efficiency for low pt pions.

    3 Maybe, one will be able to obtain interesting results with muchlarger statistics.

    Thank you!Contacts: [email protected] or [email protected]

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