threshold resummation effects to the drell-yan process at j-parc & gsi
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Threshold Resummation Effects to the Drell-Yan process at J-PARC & GSI
• H. Shimizu (Hiroshima U,
KEK)
• G. Sterman (SUNY)
• W. Vogelsang (BNL, RBRC)
• H. Yokoya (Niigata U)
KEK 研究会「 QCD とハドロン物理の新展開」
KEK 2006 年 2 月 27 日 ~ 3 月 1 日
ref. Phys.Rev.D71,114007,2005 (hep-ph/0503270)
2Introduction
Drell-Yan process :
: parton distribution functions
: partonic cross section ← perturbatively calculable
3J-PARC & GSI-FAIR experiments
New experiments are proposed
• J-PARC :
• GSI-FAIR (PAX,ASSIA) :
1. polarization may be available → (transversely) polarized Drell-Yan measurements
→ (transversely) polarized parton distributions
2. rather lower-energy collisions → QCD corrections should be important
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Measurements of DY at J-PARC & GSI gives :
• new information of the PDFs :flavor structure, nuclear effects,
polarized PDFs, higher-twist,,,
• precise confirmation of the pQCD predictions :
scaling violation (i.e. evolution),
qT-distribution, absolute cross section,,,
• indication of the N.P. corrections (power-suppressed, I.S.I.,,) :
ambiguity of PT, renormalon,,,
(beyond pQCD? rest of pQCD?)
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• Factorization Theorem
Drell-Yan cross section formula
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GRV98(NLO)
Parton intensity :
7Status of DY higher order calculations
LO
LO : Drell,Yan (’70)
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virtual : real:
LO NLO
Altarelli,Ellis,Martinelli(’78,’79);Kubar-Andre’,Paige(’79);Harada,Kaneko,Sakai(’79)
LO :
NLO :
Drell,Yan (’70)
qg :
Status of DY higher order calculations
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LO NLO
Altarelli,Ellis,Martinelli(’78,’79);Kubar-Andre’,Paige(’79);Harada,Kaneko,Sakai(’79)
LO :
NLO :
Drell,Yan (’70)
Status of DY higher order calculations
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Hamberg,van Neerven,Matsuura(’91,’02);Harlander, Kilgore(’02)Anastasiou,Dixon,Melnikov,Petriello(Rapidity,’04);
LO :
NLO :
NNLO :
LO NNLONLO
Status of DY higher order calculations
Altarelli,Ellis,Martinelli(’78,’79);Kubar-Andre’,Paige(’79);Harada,Kaneko,Sakai(’79)
Drell,Yan (’70)
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LO :
NLO :
NNLO :
Status of DY higher order calculations
12Status of DY higher order calculations
K-factor
NLO/LO
NNLO/LO
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Large corrections come from the partonic threshold region (z~1)
real emission suppressed by the phase space restriction
imbalance occurs between real and virtual gluon corrections
→ only soft gluon can be emitted
→ soft gluon (eikonal) approximation
to treat these logs up to all orders
(after the cancellation of IR pole)
Threshold logs
14Threshold resummation
Sterman(’87);Catani,Trentadue(’89)
• General Formula : Sudakov Exponent
• First, goto Mellin-moment space :
threshold log →
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LL : NLL :
NNLL :
• NNLL : Moch,Vermaseren,Vogt(’04)
Threshold resummation
3-loop split. func. gives
Catani,Mangano,Nason,Trentadue(’96)• employ “Minimal Prescription” :define the inverse Mellin contour as the left of the Landau pole
may not complete : NNLO PDFs (we use GRV(NLO)),
precise determination of at NNLO
• collinear improvement : Kramer,Laenen,Spira(‘98),,,
universal collinear (non-soft) gluon →
16Threshold resummation
LL : NLL :
NNLL :
17Threshold resummation
LL : NLL :
NNLL :
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not only the convergency of resummation accuracy (NnLL), but also the convergency of the power expansion of Sudakov exponent to
Convergency
note : “Minimal Prescription” defined so that PT has no factorial growth
power corr. should be added later if required phenomenologicaly
19Renormalization scale ambiguity
f.o.
resum.
20Factorization scale ambiguity
f.o.
resum.
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LL :
NLL+NLO :
NNLL+NNLO :
Matching to fixed order calc.
relevant for all phase space regions
qg sub-process contributions
22GSI : Cross section
with GRV98 (NLO) PDFs
Unpolarized cross section :
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• 1st order exp. ⇔ NLO, 2nd order exp. ⇔ NNLO agree very well
• convergency seems good, but need very higher order
terms
GSI : K-factors
24GSI : Spin Asymmetry
Model of Transverse PDFs → upper limit of Soffer’s inequality with GRV&GRSV
25Data in the past
McGaughey,Moss,Peng(’99)
consistent with NLO
CERN-NA3,FNAL-E605,E772
26FNAL-E772 (’90)
DATA / NLO ~ 0.641
W.J.Stirling,M.R.Whalley (’93)
27FNAL-E772 (’90)
DATA consistent with LO (!?)
KNLL = 3 ~ 5
28CERN-WA39 experiment (‘80)
Drell-Yan dimuon production by π-Tungsten scattering
GRV π-PDF, isospin symmetry and no nuclear effects
NLL reproduce data best
29Summary
② pQCD corrections to DY process are estimated for J-PARC & GSI.
K=3~10, good convergency, scale ambiguities are reduced
③ Resummation is a powerful tool to know the insight of pQCD
corrections at very higher order, and also a tool to find a hint
of non-pert. effects.
① New experiments of (polarized) Drell-Yan process are proposed at J-PARC & GSI-FAIR.
new infroamtion of (polarized) PDFs, novel distributions,,
lower scale collision → QCD corrections is important,
30Collinear improvement
Taking into account the universal collinear (non-soft) gluon radiation
Kramer,Laenen,Spira(‘98);Catani,de Florian,Grazzini(‘02); Kulesza,Sterman,Vogelsang(’02,’04)
• numerically sizable effects
• correctly re-produce the terms to all orders
• re-cover the full evolution kernel by
• re-arrange the exponent
31Collinear improvement
Kramer,Laenen,Spira(‘98);Catani,de Florian,Grazzini(‘02); Kulesza,Sterman,Vogelsang(’02,’04)
1st order expansion ⇔ NLO
2nd order expansion ⇔ NNLO
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soft-gluon resummation formula includes far infra-red region, where the perturbative treatment of QCD may not be justified.
may be replaced by non-perturbative approach, power suppressed correction, etc
Apply a explicit cut-off to avoid the double counting between pert. and non-pert.
we don’t know the NP pert yet, however, tentatively
it tells “ how much the far-IR region is
involved? ”
Far infra-red cut-off
33Far infra-red cut-off
34Far infra-red cut-off
35PDF rescaling : effective resummation scheme
Resummed Cross Section with NLO PDFs
→ possible double counting of higher-order enhancement between
partonic CS and PDF
PDF rescaling : effective resummation scheme
Sterman,Vogelsang(’99)
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