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Experimental Observation Of Lepton Pairs Of Invariant Mass Around 95 GeV/c² At The CERN SPS Collider 不不不不 95 GeV/c² 不不不不不不不不不不不不不不 Contents 1. Introduction 2. Experimental Method 3. Data Analysis 4. Result 5. Summary Yoribayashi Yuta Jinnouchi / Shibata Lab G. Arnison et al. (UA1 Collaboration). Phys. Lett. B126, 398-410, 1983. 1 2009/7/7

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Yoribayashi Yuta Jinnouchi / Shibata Lab. Experimental Observation Of Lepton Pairs Of Invariant Mass Around 95 GeV/c² At The CERN SPS Collider 不変質量 95 GeV/c² 近傍のレプトン対の実験的観測. Contents 1. Introduction 2. Experimental Method 3. Data A nalysis 4. Result 5. Summary. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Experimental Observation Of Lepton Pairs

Of Invariant Mass Around 95 GeV/c² At The CERN SPS Collider

不変質量 95 GeV/c² 近傍のレプトン対の実験的観測

Contents1. Introduction2. Experimental Method3. Data Analysis4. Result5. Summary

Yoribayashi YutaJinnouchi / Shibata Lab

G. Arnison et al. (UA1 Collaboration).

Phys. Lett. B126, 398-410, 1983.

2009/7/7

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1. Introduction ― Intermediate Vector Boson Z0

― Z0 is the Intermediate Vector Boson predicted by the electroweak theory as the mediator of weak neutral currents. Electroweak theory is a unified theory of electromagnetic and weak interactions. There are charged intermediate vector bosons W± and a neutral Z0.

Example of weak neutral current:

ν-e scatteringexpressd in Feynman diagram.

e-

Z0

e-

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2. Experimental Method ― Proton-Antiproton Collider ―

e or μ

In hadron picture In quark pictureXZpp 0

0

0

ZddZuu

duu

duuZ0

proton anti-proton

270 GeV

270 GeV

~45GeV

~45GeV

e+

e -

Proton antiproton collider is suitable for this experiment.

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― Invariant Mass ―

222 pEM inv

2212

212 ppEEM inv

cos2 212

22

12

21 ppppEE

Before decay

After decay

pE ,

11, pE

22 , pE θ

Z0

e+

e -

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― UA1 Experiment at CERN ― CERN SPS(Super Proton Synchrotron) collider is located in Geneva, Switzerland. In this experiment, a centre-of-mass energy is

The integrated  luminosity is

UA1

SPS

GeV540GeV270

sEE pp

155 nbLdt

p

anti-p

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― Detector ― Central tracking chamber

B = 0.7 T Electromagnetic

calorimeter Hadron calorimeter Muon chamber beam

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― Event Display ― All tracks from a collision are displayed. All calorimeter hits are displayed.

Thresholds are raised to PT > 2 GeV/c for charged tracks and

ET > 2 GeV for calorimeter hits. Then only a e+e - pair survives these cuts. 7

e+

e-

beam axis

beam axis

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3. Data Analysis 4 e+e - pairs are

observed. This figure is one of

them. The other events are

similar to this. This is electromagnetic

energy deposition at angles >5° with respect to the beam direction. φ: azimuthal angle

η: pseudorapidity

2

tanln

e+

beam axisθφ

e -

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4. Result

This figure shows invariant mass of observed lepton pairs.

From these observations, we deduce the mass for the Z0 particle,m Z0 = (95.2 ± 2.5) GeV/c2

A,B,C,D are e+e - pair events.

Invariant Mass of Lepton pair [Gev/c2]

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5. Summary Proton-antiproton collider at CERN were used to produce Z0. Quark and antiquark annihilate to Z0 and decay to a lepton pair. UA1 observed this lepton pair. These events fit well the hypothesis that they are produced by the process

p + p → Z0 + Xe+ + e-

μ+ + μ-

This paper reports the observation of four e+e- pairs which have the signature of a two-body decay of a particle of mass

mZ0 = (95.2 ± 2.5) GeV/c2 . With this discovery, electroweak theory was established. W± bosons had been observed by UA1 5 monthes earlier in the same year.

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fin

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― Central Tracking Chamber ―This gas-filled central detector consist of six main modules over 6000 sense wires for detecting electrical signals.The wire are all arranged in planes separated by 20 cm and all wires are parallel to the magnetic field.The electrons produced by the ionization and the passage of these particles can be reconstructed from the electrical signals.The momentum is

RqBp

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Weak Boson• There are W and Z boson in weak boson.• W decay to one lepton and one neutrino

pair. • Mass of W is

mW= 80.398(25) GeV• Mass of Z is

mZ= 91.1876(21) GeV

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Data Selection• Electron trigger

ET > 10 GeV• Muon trigger

|η| ≤ 1.3 ( ~ 30.5º ≤ θ )• Jet trigger

ET > 20 GeVin a localized calorimeter.

• ET trigger ET > 50 GeV (|η| ≤ 1.4 )

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― Background ―Two isolated high ET electrons

ET > 25 GeV ( PT > 7 GeV/c ) Ehadron <0.8 GeV

jets → 1 isolated track ( PT > 25 GeV/c )1 track observed

fake muon probability ~ 2×10-3

fake e± probability ~ 6×10-3

↓negligible

heavy flavour jets ( bb, cc )2 events with an isolated μ ( PT > 15 GeV/c )1 event with an isolated e ( PT > 25 GeV/c )

other jets fake leptons → 10-4 events

Onium decay from a new quarkσ(QQ) : negligibly small

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Magnetic deflection in 1/p units compared to the inverse of the energy deposited in the electromagnetic calorimeters.

Ideally, all electrons should lie on the 1/E = 1/p line.

Data Confidence

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• From their preliminary result,

• They parametrize the Z0 mass with the well-known fomula

• They find

• This is in excellent agreement with the prediction of the minimal model.

WZ

W

MM cos

030.0236.0sin 2 WW m

06.094.0

Compare with Prediction - Angle of Weinberg -

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Compare with Prediction - Angle of Weinberg -

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Weinberg 角

• |γ > と |Z0 >は |W0 >と |B0 >を基底に取ったとき以下のように記述される。

• θW は Weinberg 角と呼ばれ、実験的に求められる。• Z ボソンの質量は理論的に以下の関係を満たすように

固定されている。

• 本論文ではこの関係式より実験結果の整合性を確かめている。

0

0

0 cossinsincos

W

BZ WW

WW

WZ

W

MM cos