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Page 1: Physics of the Charm Quark Gene Golowich Physics Department Univ. of Massachusetts Amherst MA Colloquium Wayne State Univ. September 22, 2005

Physics of the Charm Quark

Gene GolowichPhysics Department

Univ. of MassachusettsAmherst MA

ColloquiumWayne State Univ. September 22, 2005

Page 2: Physics of the Charm Quark Gene Golowich Physics Department Univ. of Massachusetts Amherst MA Colloquium Wayne State Univ. September 22, 2005

Rough Outline

• Some Background Comments

• Some Standard Model

• Some New Physics

Page 3: Physics of the Charm Quark Gene Golowich Physics Department Univ. of Massachusetts Amherst MA Colloquium Wayne State Univ. September 22, 2005

‘Coals to Newcastle’

• ExperimentCLEO: Bonvicini, Cinabro, Dubrovin

CDF: Harr, Karchin

• TheoryPetrov, Gabbiani, AlFiky

Page 4: Physics of the Charm Quark Gene Golowich Physics Department Univ. of Massachusetts Amherst MA Colloquium Wayne State Univ. September 22, 2005

Discovery of Charm

Age: c-quark will turn 31 on 11/11

Birth: East Coast (BNL) West Coast (SLAC)

SLAC Method:

Narrow resonance at E = 3.1 GeV!

Thereafter called the `J/’

Page 5: Physics of the Charm Quark Gene Golowich Physics Department Univ. of Massachusetts Amherst MA Colloquium Wayne State Univ. September 22, 2005

The Standard Model

Page 6: Physics of the Charm Quark Gene Golowich Physics Department Univ. of Massachusetts Amherst MA Colloquium Wayne State Univ. September 22, 2005

NuTeV Anomaly?

Page 7: Physics of the Charm Quark Gene Golowich Physics Department Univ. of Massachusetts Amherst MA Colloquium Wayne State Univ. September 22, 2005

Three Years of Tests

Page 8: Physics of the Charm Quark Gene Golowich Physics Department Univ. of Massachusetts Amherst MA Colloquium Wayne State Univ. September 22, 2005

Spectrum of Quark Masses

Predict this Spectrum: Easy/Hard?

Page 9: Physics of the Charm Quark Gene Golowich Physics Department Univ. of Massachusetts Amherst MA Colloquium Wayne State Univ. September 22, 2005

Quark Masses and Theory

• Predict quark masses? No viable models

exist

• What about String Theory? String ground state huge! `Landscape’ description. Many-universes scenario. Elementary constants random! Lucky us! We EXIST!!

• What about mc = 1.3 GeV? Difficult theoretically. Not heavy enough! Not light enough! Complications of QCD

Page 10: Physics of the Charm Quark Gene Golowich Physics Department Univ. of Massachusetts Amherst MA Colloquium Wayne State Univ. September 22, 2005

QED vs QCD

QED

QCD

ρ E

JtE/B

baabcccAEgερE

)AB(Egε

Jt/EB

babaabc

aaa

V

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Progress in Lattice QCD

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Standard Model Physics

• D Meson Ground State

• The spectator c-quark: Bc Mesons

• D Decays: Leptonic, Semileptonic,

Nonleptonic

• Spectroscopy: Exotic states?

Page 13: Physics of the Charm Quark Gene Golowich Physics Department Univ. of Massachusetts Amherst MA Colloquium Wayne State Univ. September 22, 2005

D Meson Ground State

Predict the States: Easy/Hard?

qC

Page 14: Physics of the Charm Quark Gene Golowich Physics Department Univ. of Massachusetts Amherst MA Colloquium Wayne State Univ. September 22, 2005

D Meson Ground State

q = u D0

q = d D+

q = s Ds+

Easy! 3* of SU(3)

qC

Page 15: Physics of the Charm Quark Gene Golowich Physics Department Univ. of Massachusetts Amherst MA Colloquium Wayne State Univ. September 22, 2005

Flavored Mesons

Each quark has its own ‘flavor’

Quark composites are ‘flavored’

s-quark: K’s =

c-quark: D’s =

b-quark: B’s =

The t-quark decays too quickly!

qs

qc

qb

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Bc Mesons!

Page 17: Physics of the Charm Quark Gene Golowich Physics Department Univ. of Massachusetts Amherst MA Colloquium Wayne State Univ. September 22, 2005

Leptonic Decay of D+

Decay Amplitude:

Decay Constant fD:

Non-perturbative efect.Requires Lattice QCD!

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fD: Theory vs Experiment

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Semileptonic Decays

Decay Amplitude:

D0 K e+ e

Page 20: Physics of the Charm Quark Gene Golowich Physics Department Univ. of Massachusetts Amherst MA Colloquium Wayne State Univ. September 22, 2005

Form Factor Slopes

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Nonleptonic Decays

Decay Amplitude:

A = a ei

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Dalitz Studies

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Phase Information

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More Dalitz

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Comparative Lifetimes

B: B- = b B0 = d

-/0 = 0.92

u b

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Comparative Lifetimes

B: B- = b B0 = d

-/0 = 0.92

D: D0 = c D+ = c

-/0 = 2.55

du

u b

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Comparative Lifetimes

B: B- = b B0 = d

-/0 = 0.92

D: D0 = D+ =

-/0 = 2.55

K: K- = K0 =

-/0 = 139.

u b

uc dc

sdus

Page 28: Physics of the Charm Quark Gene Golowich Physics Department Univ. of Massachusetts Amherst MA Colloquium Wayne State Univ. September 22, 2005

Charm Production

e+e- collisions produce charm.

There are predictions for this.

Not all data are understood!

Page 29: Physics of the Charm Quark Gene Golowich Physics Department Univ. of Massachusetts Amherst MA Colloquium Wayne State Univ. September 22, 2005

Heavy Meson Spectroscopy

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X(3872) Sighting

Page 31: Physics of the Charm Quark Gene Golowich Physics Department Univ. of Massachusetts Amherst MA Colloquium Wayne State Univ. September 22, 2005

Is X(3872) a Molecule?

AlFiky, Gabbiani, Petrov (2005) [plus others]

Interpret X(3872) as a bound state of hadrons ( )

Analogous to the Deuteron!

Similar molecular state predicted long ago.

Beware: other interpretations possible.

00 KK

00 DD

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Y(3940)

2/d.o.f. = 15.6/8

stat. sig. = 8.1

above D*D threshold

not found in DD or

D*D final states

Page 33: Physics of the Charm Quark Gene Golowich Physics Department Univ. of Massachusetts Amherst MA Colloquium Wayne State Univ. September 22, 2005

Is Y(3940) a ‘Hybrid’?

Hybrid Meson : Color-octet quark-antiquark couples to

color-octet gluon to yield color-singlet hadron

G

]q[C

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D0 K- +

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Where are CP Violations?

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New Physics and Charm

• Methodology?

• Rare Decays of D Mesons

• Flavor Oscillations

• CP Violations (not discussed here)

Page 37: Physics of the Charm Quark Gene Golowich Physics Department Univ. of Massachusetts Amherst MA Colloquium Wayne State Univ. September 22, 2005

Methodology

How to find ‘New Physics’?

Study systems where SM signals are small. Ideal

forcharm:

A] Rare Decays

B] Flavor Oscillations

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D0 + - in the SM

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Data and D0 + -

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D0 0 e+ e-

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Flavor Oscillations

Mixing

Mixing also in K0,Bd and Bs.

Each of these is different!

00 DD

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Two Coupled Penduli

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The ‘Spring’

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New Physics and Mixing

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The Normal Modes

Normal Modes

Effect of CP:

2/]D[DD 00

00 D|D|CP

D|D|CP

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Mixing of Bd Mesons

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Mixing of Bs Mesons

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Mixing of K Mesons

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Mixing of D0 Mesons

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Recent Work on D0 Mixing

Theory:Effect of QCD incorporated

intoanalysis of D0 mixing by

Golowichand Petrov. Work continues.

Experiment;Especially interesting are

attemptsto measure D at the 1%

level.

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Summary I

• The c-quark is a remarkably spry 31 year old!

• A very active social life: Spectroscopy Flavor oscillations Rare decays CP violation searches

• After studies at CDF, CLEO, Belle and BaBar will come the long awaited LHC.

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Summary II

• Flavor mixing of D mesons will be a hot topic for both experimenters and theorists.

• Exotic charm states (hybrid and/or molecular) will continue to attract much attention.