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David Lhuillier , CEA Saclay Weak probe of the nucleon in electron scattering Weak Current far from the Z pole History Elastic Scattering and strange content of the nucleon Perspectives in charged current and DIS kinematics Conclusion

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Weak probe of the nucleon in electron scattering. Weak Current far from the Z pole History Elastic Scattering and strange content of the nucleon Perspectives in charged current and DIS kinematics Conclusion. e - N e - X =. Principle. 2. e ’. e ’. e. e. g (Q 2 ). - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Page 1: Weak probe of the nucleon in electron scattering

David Lhuillier , CEA Saclay

Weak probe of the nucleonin electron scattering

•Weak Current far from the Z pole

•History

•Elastic Scattering and strange content of the nucleon

•Perspectives in charged current and DIS kinematics

•Conclusion

Page 2: Weak probe of the nucleon in electron scattering

David Lhuillier , CEA Saclay

Principle

(Q2)

e

N X

Z0

e

N X

+

e’ e’

e- N e- X =

2

Nice perturbative probeQ2 << MZ

2 at typical “hadronic scale”

But weak interaction violates P

Build a pseudo-scalar observable, prop. to MZ:

ALR~GFQ2/4

ALR~10-4 at Q2=1 (GeV/c)2

Page 3: Weak probe of the nucleon in electron scattering

David Lhuillier , CEA Saclay

A Bit of History: E122 @ SLAC

e

2HX

,Z0

e’

DIS off deuteron target:x=Q2/2M

y=/E

•Isoscalar target: fu(x)=fd(x)•Neglect sea distributions: x > 0.2

x dependence factorizes out

Page 4: Weak probe of the nucleon in electron scattering

David Lhuillier , CEA Saclay

A bit of History: E122 @ SLAC

First constraint establishing the Weinberg-Salam Model:

Extensions:•Low x: probe sea contribution with sin2W as input•Larger x: precise test of sin2W (Jlab LOI, complementary to E158 and Qweak)

sin2W=0.224+/-0.020

C.Y.Prescot et al,Phys. Lett. 84B, 524 (1979)

Wein

berg

-Sala

m

Hyb

rid

Page 5: Weak probe of the nucleon in electron scattering

David Lhuillier , CEA Saclay

Mutual enrichment between test of SM and hadronic structure

Parity Violation in e- Scattering

Test SM Elastice--N

Impressive performances of polarized beam

Fact

or

10

00

!

Page 6: Weak probe of the nucleon in electron scattering

David Lhuillier , CEA Saclay

Half-wave plate reversals

IN

OUT

/2

Charge asymmetry at 1 GeV

Final: AI=-8.4+/-7.8 ppb (10-9) !

Experimental Techniques

•High Pe and I•Rapid helicity flip•Feedbacks

Key elements:

“Table-Top” Experiments

SourceHallInjector Beam line

Page 7: Weak probe of the nucleon in electron scattering

David Lhuillier , CEA Saclay

Elastic Scattering

Electromagnetic FF

Weak FF

(Q2)

e

N N

Z0

e

N N

+

e’ e’

e- N e- N =

2

ALR= f(F1,F2

,F1Z,F2

Z,GA)GFQ2

2 2few ppm

at Q2<1 (GeV/c)2

Page 8: Weak probe of the nucleon in electron scattering

David Lhuillier , CEA Saclay

Strange content of the Nucleon

Sum over 3 quarks flavours (u,d,s)weighted by elec. and weak charges

Charge symmetry

Motivation triggered by DIS results on s but the measured matrix elements are independent: vector <N|ss|N> instead of pseudo-vector <N|ss|N>

Extraction of the strange quarks contribution

3x3 equations

Same relations stand for GE/GM…

Page 9: Weak probe of the nucleon in electron scattering

David Lhuillier , CEA Saclay

Leading Non Zero Moments

Strange Charge Radius:

Strange Magnetic Moment:

Scale: <r2n>Sachs=0.12 fm2

Scale: N

<r s

2>

Sach

s (f

m2)

Measurements at low Q2

Page 10: Weak probe of the nucleon in electron scattering

David Lhuillier , CEA Saclay

Elastic e-p Asymmetry

rs2>Sachs= 0.33 fm2

s= -0.3

Forward angle: Gs

E,GsM

Backward angle:Gs

M,GA

Page 11: Weak probe of the nucleon in electron scattering

David Lhuillier , CEA Saclay

Experimental Strategy

Complete Separation GE/GM/GA over Q2=0.11 (GeV/c)2

Rosenbluth Method

Forward and backward measurements with the same detector setup

but not enough lever arm to extract the 3 contributions

G0 @ JlabQ2=0.3-0.8 (Gev/c)2

PVA4 @ MAMIQ2=0.1 and 0.25 (Gev/c)2

Page 12: Weak probe of the nucleon in electron scattering

David Lhuillier , CEA Saclay

Experimental Strategy

Complete Separation GE/GM/GA over Q2=0.11 (GeV/c)2

Different targets

Isoscalaire Transition pure GE Quasi-elastic e-Deuteron Elastic e-4He:

SAMPLEMIT-Bates

Q2=0.1 GeV/c2

HAPPEx2JLab

Page 13: Weak probe of the nucleon in electron scattering

David Lhuillier , CEA Saclay

Experimental Program

s=0.37+/-0.20stat+/-0.26syst+/-0.15theo

s ~ 0.16 N <rs2>Sachs ~ 0.020 fm2 ~ <rn

2>Sachs/6

•First Constraint on s:

•Expected combined accuracy:

Q2 dependence

First moments

SAMPLE, HAPPEx2, PVA4

G0, PVA4, HAPPEx1

0.2 < Q2 < 0.8 (GeV/c)2

Q2 = 0.1 (GeV/c)2

Page 14: Weak probe of the nucleon in electron scattering

David Lhuillier , CEA Saclay

W-W+

Z0

Weak Charged Current in e-p scattering

W-

e-

p n

GE,MV GA

GP

•Only detected particle = n

Letter Of Intent at JLab (A. Deur)

•High luminosity•Direct measurement+

-

The NEPTUNE experiment

Page 15: Weak probe of the nucleon in electron scattering

David Lhuillier , CEA Saclay

•Background reduction:

S/B~0.1

•APV=10%

Backward kinematicSweepnig magnetRecoil detectorPulsed beam

Accurate normalization despite bad S/B.

e-

NEPTUNE Experimental Setup

Symmetric w.r.t. beam axis(not represented)

Page 16: Weak probe of the nucleon in electron scattering

David Lhuillier , CEA Saclay

NEPTUNE Projected Results

Accurate data in an unexplored kinematical domain of a fundamental observable of the nucleon

GA

Q2

electroproduction e-pn

E=1-2 GeVe=120deg Q2=0.8-2.7

(GeV/c)2

Page 17: Weak probe of the nucleon in electron scattering

David Lhuillier , CEA Saclay

Parity Violating Asymmetry in e-p DIS

e+,e-

pX

,Z0

e’

Extract G3 separate valence and sea contributions …

Page 18: Weak probe of the nucleon in electron scattering

David Lhuillier , CEA Saclay

Parity Violating Asymmetry in e-p DIS

Single spin asymmetry:

•G3 term is suppressed•but ratio G2/F2 depends on d/u•ALR ~ 10-5 Q2, allows accurate measurements

Charge asymmetry:

[e+-e-] xG3•First data from HERA, Stat. Limited •Intense neutrino beams

Page 19: Weak probe of the nucleon in electron scattering

David Lhuillier , CEA Saclay

Conclusion

Weak Neutral Current in e- scattering:

•New probe of the nucleon structure•Important experimental program ongoing to extract the contribution of strange quarks to the vector matrix element <N|ss|N>.

•Perspectives in charged current (GA) and DIS neutral current (d/u).•Precise test of the interaction itself

Development of experimental techniques

Page 20: Weak probe of the nucleon in electron scattering

David Lhuillier , CEA Saclay

Back to the Future

•New results from ALR in Moller scattering from E158 at SLAC.•Parity violating asymmetries allow precise test of SM at low energy