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980 GeV/c 2 p CPV in the Charm Sector at CDF Mark Mattson Wayne State University 7th International Workshop on the CKM Unitarity Triangle 30 Sept 2012 CDF Fermilab, IL 980 GeV/c 2 p

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Page 1: CPV in the Charm Sector at CDF∆ACP Measurement 9 • For ∆A CP measurements, event selection can be loosened • Also, data beyond 6 fb-1 was added • Cross check with data binned

980 GeV/c2 p

CPV in the Charm Sector at CDF

Mark MattsonWayne State University

7th InternationalWorkshop on the CKM

Unitarity Triangle

30 Sept 2012

CDF

Fermilab, IL

980 GeV/c2 p

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Overview

• Why are charm CPV measurements interesting?

• Time-integrated CP asymmetry with D0 -> h+h-

• Measurement of ∆ACP between D0 -> KK and D0 -> ππ

• Search for CPV in D0 -> Ksππ

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Why is charm CPV interesting?

• Predicted to be small in the SM; can be a probe for new physics

• Before Nov 2011, many believed it would be << 1%

• Predictions for charm CPV are difficult

• Dominant terms are non-perturbative / model-dependent

• Precision measurements for charm CPV are difficult

• Detector effects can mimic the effects of CPV

• See previous talk by Chris Parkes “CPV and Mixing in the Charm Sector at LHCb”, and earlier talks by Ko (Belle), Cenci (BaBar) and Sun (CLEO).

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Time-integrated CP violation measurements with D0 -> h+h-

(5.94 fb-1)

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Phys. Rev. D 85, 012009 (2012)

http://www-cdf.fnal.gov/physics/new/bottom/100916.blessed-Dpipi6.0

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Asymmetry with

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• Use D*+ -> D0 π+ and c.c. decays, where the charge of the π tags the D0 production flavor

• To make precision measurement, need to correct for detector effects that can bias the asymmetry

• Start with the “raw” difference between the number of D*+ and D*- (with D0-> ππ), to get the difference between D0 and D0-bar

• The detector can cause an imbalance in the number of charged pions used to form the D*±. Use the “raw” D*± -> π± D0, D0->K π to correct for that.

• Lastly, make a correction to the previous correction, to account for detector systematics that affect K+π- / K-π+

• Make sure the events are weighted to match pT and η distributions.

ACPππ =

Γ(D0 →π−π +) −Γ(D 0 →π +π−)Γ(D0 →π−π +) + Γ(D 0 →π +π−)

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raw(K⇡) +Araw(K⇡)

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Individual Mode Asymmetries

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ACP = AdirCP +

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Measurement of ∆ACP betweenD0 -> KK and D0 -> ππ

(9.7 fb-1)

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Phys. Rev. Lett. 109, 111801 (2012)

http://www-cdf.fnal.gov/physics/new/bottom/120216.blessed-CPVcharm10fb

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∆ACP Measurement

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Combined Measurement

• Can combine the ∆ACP result with the ACP(ππ) and ACP(KK) result

• remove events from the ∆ACP analysis that were used in the other analysis, to create a statistically independent sample

• roughly 15% improvement on uncertainty from the earlier ACP(ππ) and ACP(KK) result

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ACP(D0->π+π-) = (+0.31 ± 0.22)%ACP(D0->K+K-) = (-0.32 ± 0.21)%

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Heavy Flavor Averaging Group Combination of ∆ACP Results

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ACP (indirect) = (-0.025 ± 0.231)% ∆ACP (direct) = (-0.656 ± 0.154)%

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Search for CPV in D0 -> Ksπ+π-

(6.0 fb-1)

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Phys. Rev. D 86, 032007 (2012)

http://www-cdf.fnal.gov/physics/new/bottom/111013.blessed-D0KSpipi_ACP

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CP Asymmetry in D0 KSπ+π-

• SM expectation of these CP asymmetries is O(10-6), well below exp. sensitivity• Dalitz fit (employing the Isobar model for the involved resonances)• First time at a hadron collider using Dalitz plot technique

• Model-independent bin-by-bin comparison of the D0 and D0 Dalitz plots

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CP Asymmetry in D0 KSπ+π-

• Overall ACP = -0.0005 ± 0.0057 ± 0.0054• Negligible effect from neutral kaon CPV

• Asymmetries determined for resonance modes (next page)

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CP Asymmetries for Resonances

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amplitude phase

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Conclusion

• Recent CDF results testing charm sector CPV with 3 analyses

• Time-integrated CP violation measurements with D0 -> h+h-

• Measurement of ∆ACP between D0 -> KK and D0 -> ππ

• Search for CPV in D0 -> Ksππ

• ∆ACP measurement is 2.7 sigma from zero, and consistent with the LHCb result

• No hints of CPV for Ksππ

• Need to continue improving experimental results and predictions to test SM

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