KLOE results on f0(980) , a0(980) scalars and h decays S. Giovannella (LNFINFN) for the KLOE Collaboration Study of the f0(980) , a0(980) mesons Dynamics of h→ppp decay BR of h→p0gg RENCONTRES DE MORIOND 2005 – QCD and Hadronic Interactions La Thuile, 12–19 March 2005 DAFNE: the Frascati f-factory e+e– collider @ s 1020 MeV M peak 3 mb 2004 best: Lpeak = 1.2 × 1032 cm-1s-1 L( pb-1 ) 0BR = 83% 1- 0+ F(1020) a0(980) KK f0(980) h'(960) BR = 1.3% h(550) r(770) BR = 15% p0 Lint(01/02) = 450 pb-1 Lint (2004) = 700 pb-1 2005: data taking in progress S. Giovannella - MORIOND QCD - 12-19 March 2005 1.5 ×109 f in 2001/ 2.3 ×109 f in 2004 2 The KLOE experiment The KLOE design was driven by the measurement of direct CP violation through the double ratio: R = G(KL p+p) G(KS p0p0) / G(KS p+p) G(KLp0p0) DRIFT CHAMBER: • Helium based gas mixture • dpt / pt < 0.4% • xy 150 mm ; z 2 mm E.M. CALORIMETER: • E / E = 5.4% / (E(GeV)) • t = 55 ps / (E(GeV)) 40 ps • 98% solid angle coverage • PID capabilities Magnetic field: B = 0.52 T S. Giovannella - MORIOND QCD - 12-19 March 2005 3 Light scalar mesons at KLOE e+e- →f g+f0(980) (I=0) g+a0(980) (I=1) p+pp0p0 h p0 gg p+p- p0 ─ f0(980) and a0(980) scalar mesons not easily interpreted as qq states Other interpretations suggested: ── qqqq states [Jaffe 1977] ─ KK molecule [Weinstein, Isgur 1990] Both BR(f→Sg) and scalar mass spectra are sensitive to their nature [Achasov, Ivanchenko 1989] S. Giovannella - MORIOND QCD - 12-19 March 2005 4 Light scalar mesons at KLOE Properties of light scalars can be investigated by fitting the Dalitz plot of the three body PPg final state or the MPP spectra to extract the relevant couplings. We use two models: 2) “No Structure” 1) Kaon Loop [Isidori-Maiani, private comunication] [Achasov-Ivanchenko, NPB315 (1989) 465] K+ S K- P P gfKK gSKK gSPP S. Giovannella - MORIOND QCD - 12-19 March 2005 e+ e- V S P gVSg gSpp g S described as a standard BW (fixed GS) + higher order corrections 5 Fit to the M(hp) spectra hgg (BR = 39.43%) 1.2 104 events h→π+π-π0 (BR = 22.6% ) 4180 2001+2002 data: 395+10 pb-1 events Kaon Loop hgg hgg hp+p-p0 hp+p-p0 No Structure hgg hp+p-p0 Mhπ (MeV) √s (MeV) 2 dσ 0 0 0 ( a0g hp g ) ( rp hp g ) dm S. Giovannella - MORIOND QCD - 12-19 March 2005 6 The p0p0g final state 450 pb-1 from 2001 – 2002 data taking ~ 400k events Two main contributions to p0p0g final state @ Mf: f→Sg→p0p0g √s = 1019.6 MeV e+e-→wp0→p0p0g S. Giovannella - MORIOND QCD - 12-19 March 2005 7 p0p0g Dalitz: kaon Fit to the loop Fit to the Dalitz plot includes: Statistical errors only 1. scalar term [f0(980)] 2. VDM contributions e+ w p2(1) g e─ r/r p1(2) p2(1) e+ r e─ f/w/w g p1(2) 3. All interference terms S. Giovannella - MORIOND QCD - 12-19 March 2005 Data Fit VDM well under control Scalar term not well reproduced 8 Fit to the p0p0g Dalitz: kaon loop Kaon loop model including s(600) according to PRD 56 (1997 significantly improves the fit! Data Fit Statistical errors only S. Giovannella - MORIOND QCD - 12-19 March 2005 9 Fit to the p0p0g Dalitz:no structure Also in this case we fit the p0p0g Dalitz with the scalar term, the VDM contributions and their interferences f0 + s (KL) Scalar (NS) Statistical errors only Data Fit Similar fit quality w.r.t. KL including s(600) Low mass tail less evident S. Giovannella - MORIOND QCD - 12-19 March 2005 10 The p+p-g final state e+e-→ p+p-g events with the photon at large angle (45<g<135) Events/1.2 MeV Main contributions: ISR (radiative return to r, ) FSR Search for the f0 signal as a deviation on M(p+p-) spectrum from the expected ISR + FSR shape f0(980) region M(pp) (MeV) 676,000 events selected (2001+2002) Expected interference pattern of svis vs √s in the signal region Mpp[9001000 MeV] S. Giovannella - MORIOND QCD - 12-19 March 2005 √s (MeV) 11 Fit to p+p-g Fit of the full Mpp spectrum with: d d d 0 bckg(p p p m m g ) dm d dm Scalar dm int .Scalar FSR dm ISR FSR rp KL NS Full spectrum Signal region ISR+FSR S. Giovannella - MORIOND QCD - 12-19 March 2005 12 Scalar mesons: coupling to the f In the “no structure” approach the crucial parameter is the coupling of the scalars to the f (i.e. to the s quark) Meson p0 h h a0 f0 gMg (GeV-1) 0.12 0.66 0.70 1.3 1.8 – 2.3 S. Giovannella - MORIOND QCD - 12-19 March 2005 Increasing strange quark content Large coupling values! 13 The h→ppp decay in cPT The amplitude of the h→ppp decay occurs primarily due to the d-u quark mass difference. From lowest order Chiral Pertubation Theory: 1 m K2 2 2 M ( s, t , u ) A( s, t , u ) 2 2 (mp m K ) Q mp 3 3Fp2 with 2 2 ˆ m m Q 2 s2 md mu2 and, at L.O. , 3s 4mp2 M ( s, t , u ) 2 mh mp2 A good understanding of M(s,t,u) can lead to a very accurate determination of Q: G(h 3p ) A Q 4 2 S. Giovannella - MORIOND QCD - 12-19 March 2005 14 The h→ppp decay @ KLOE The h meson is produced via f→ hg (17 Mevts in 2001/2002) Final state for h Final state for h → → p+p-p0 : p+p-ggg : p 0p 0p 0 7g’s In both decays the physical background is almost negligible f→ hg → -p0 0g p 0p pp p0+ selection: 2 track vertex + 3g candidates Kinematic fit p0p0p0 selection: 7 photon candidates Kinematic fit S. Giovannella - MORIOND QCD - 12-19 March 2005 15 The h→p+p-p0 Dalitz plot Resolution: Dalitz shape “core” sXY = 0.027 0.018 X(T+-T-) , YT0 Efficiency 36% , almost flat S. Giovannella - MORIOND QCD - 12-19 March 2005 B/S 0.8% 16 Fit to the h→p+p-p0 Dalitz plot |A(X,Y)|2 = 1+aY+bY2+cX+dX2+eXY+fY3 c and e are C violating Ndf 147 150 150 150 P2 (%) a b c d e f 60 1.072 0.006 0.007 0.005 0.117 0.006 0.006 0.004 0.0001 0.0029 0.0021 0.0003 0.047 0.006 0.005 0.004 0.006 0.008 0. 0.013 0.13 0.01 0.01 0.02 63 1.072 0.005 0.008 0.005 0.117 0.006 0.006 0.004 0.047 0.006 0.005 0.004 0.13 0.01 0.01 0.02 0.02 1.055 0.004 0.100 0.005 0.007 0.006 0.002 0.004 0 1.013 0.003 0.007 0.004 0.120 0.005 0.023 0. S. Giovannella - MORIOND QCD - 12-19 March 2005 0.12 0.01 0.02 0.02 0.043 0.006 0.003 0.004 17 Q evaluation Using the preliminary KLOE result presented @ ICHEP04 : [B.V. Martemyanov and V.S. Sopov, PRD 71 (2005) 017501] : Q = 22.8 ± 0.4 This result implies a violation of the Dashen theorem (QDT=24.2) based on DMp(e.m.)=DMK(e.m.) and is in agreement with: Q = 22.0 ± 0.6 Q = 22.4 ± 0.9 Q = 22.7 ± 0.8 [J.Donoghue and A.Perez, PRD 55 (1997) 7075] [J.Bijnens and J.Prades, NPB 490 (1997) 239] [J.Kambor., C.Wiesendanger and D.Whyler, NPB 465 (1996) 215] [A.V.Anisovich and H.Leutwyler, PLB 375 (1997) 335] The theoretical error is currently dominated by PDG error on G(h→ppp S. Giovannella - MORIOND QCD - 12-19 March 2005 18 The h→p0p0p0 Dalitz plot The Dalitz plot density is described with a single parameter: |A|2 1 + 2a z with: 2 3 3Ei M h z 3 i 1 M h 3M p 2 2 r 2 r max z[ 0 , 1 ] Ei : Energy of the i-th pion in the h rest frame r : Distance from the center of the Dalitz plot rmax : Maximum value of r S. Giovannella - MORIOND QCD - 12-19 March 2005 19 Fit to the h→p0p0p0 Dalitz plot 350 pb-1 of 2001-2002 data, using an high purity sample on the photon pairing in p0 → Purity = 98.5% , e = 4.5% a = -0.013 ± 0.005stat Current best measurement from Crystal Ball: S. Giovannella - MORIOND QCD - 12-19 March 2005 0.004syst a = -0.031 ± 0.004stat+syst 20 h→p0gg: a window on p6 cPT… 0 g p2 L2 contributions at tree level: Coupling proportional to the charges, zero also for L4 @ tree level. p4 p6 1-loop contributions from L2 vertices, suppressed by G parity conservation and kaon mass suppression: Gp-loops = 0.84 ×10-3 eV GK-loops = 2.45 ×10-3 eV p g = 0 (Q = 0) h8 g p+,K+ p0 g h8 p-,K- p0 L6 coefficients determined by the g meson propagator. Th. expectations: h G6VMD = ( 0.42 ± 0.20 ) eV G6ENJL = ( 0.58 ± 0.3 ) eV g 6 G Ch unit= ( 0.47 ± 0.10 ) eV S. Giovannella - MORIOND QCD - 12-19 March 2005 g h8 p0 g 21 … and an experimental challenge! p p h n (CERN, Brookhaven, GAMS, Crystal Ball) p d p + p + h (67) p p p p +h (67,69) K p L h (70 AGS) p n h p (71) p n p n h (80) hg (SND 01) S. Giovannella - MORIOND QCD - 12-19 March 2005 22 Analysis of h→p0gg @ KLOE f → h g } p0 gg 5g final state ~ 8 pb (GAMS BR measurement) Background candidates: s (pb) Process e+e-→wp0 , w→p0g , p0→gg 450 f→f0g , f0→ p0p0 , p0→gg 300 f→a0g , a0→ hp0 , h/p0→gg 260 f→hg , h→gg Rejected with veto on additional w-p0h 17000 Rejected with0energy momentum conservation and likelihood 0 f→hg , h→ p p 13000 merged clusters technique to identify p0 S. Giovannella - MORIOND QCD - 12-19 March 2005 23 h→p0gg: BR evaluation The shape of signal + background after fit well reproduces the data NDATA = 735 Nbkg = 667 36 Nsig = 68 23 N(h3p0) 2,288,882 BR(h→p0gg) = ( 8.4 ± 2.7stat ± 1.4syst ) × 10-5 S. Giovannella - MORIOND QCD - 12-19 March 2005 24 BRh→p0gg: comparison with models [1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6] [7] [8] GAMS (1984) Statistical significance [1] J. N. Ng et al.(1992) 99% [2] J.N. Ng et al (1993) 95% [3-4] L. Ametller et al. (1992) 90% Crystal Ball (2004) KLOE [5] S. Bellucci68% et al. (1995) [6] E. Oset et al (2003) [7] J. Bijnens et al. (1996) [8] A. A. Belkov et al.(1996) S. Giovannella - MORIOND QCD - 12-19 March 2005 KLOE 1s KLOE 2s KLOE 3s P6 calculations 25 Conclusions/Outlook The f0(980), a0(980) scalar resonances are clearly observed in different final states, indicating large values for the couplings with f We are analyzing an unprecedented statistics of h→3p decays, determining accurate values of the Dalitz plot slopes for p+p- p0 /p0 p0 p0 final states We measure a value of BR(h→p0gg) smaller than previous measurement and in agreement with ChPT p6 calculations A factor 5 improvement in statistics expected at the end of current run: Complection/extensions of the on-going analysis (including out of peak data) Search for S→KK Measure of allQCD main- 12-19 h BRs rare/forbidden h decays (Nh ~ 90 Mevts ) S. Giovannella - MORIOND March+2005 26
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