K physics at a high-intensity future machine

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September 26 th , 2004 M. Sozzi – K at high intensity SPSC Meeting, Villars K physics at a high-intensity future machine Marco S.Sozzi Scuola Normale Superiore and INFN – Pisa for INFN fixed-target working group SPSC Meeting Villars September 26 th 2004

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K physics at a high-intensity future machine. Marco S.Sozzi Scuola Normale Superiore and INFN – Pisa for INFN fixed-target working group. SPSC Meeting Villars September 26 th 2004. Outline. Where are we now? Very well defined (data in previous talks) - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

K physics at a high-intensity future

machine

Marco SSozziScuola Normale Superiore

and INFN ndash Pisafor INFN fixed-target working group

SPSC MeetingVillars

September 26th 2004

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Outline

bull Where are we nowndash Very well defined (data in previous talks)

bull Where will we be in say 10 years from nowndash Pretty hard question (hopes in previous talks)

bull What will we want to do thenndash Rather hopeless question (this talk)

bull Stillhellip a few things are quite clear

Try to give a sampler of opportunities

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

CaveatsbullSmall working group set up by the particle physics branch of INFN to assess the interest for fixed-target experiments at possible high-intensity proton machines in the mid-long term future bullVery difficult to extrapolate to the long term future quite some wishful thinking and wild guessesSteps and milestones are fundamentalbullThe big issue relevance of what we can learn from kaons in 10 years from nowbullWhat this talk IS NOT

A specification for a projectA design of an experiment

Only high-energy physics with K covered (no hyper-nuclei πhellip)

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Kaon decays map1 CP CPT measurements (well known decays)

Kplusmnrarr πplusmnπplusmnπplusmn Kplusmnrarr πplusmnπ0π0 Kplusmnrarr πplusmnπ0γ KSrarr3π0 KSrarrπℓν +ndash 00

2 Long-distance modes (tests of low-energy effective th) Kplusmnrarrπplusmnℓ+ℓndash KLrarrℓ+ℓndash

3 ldquoNew physicsrdquo decays (SM = 0)LFV (KL rarr μe KLKplusmn rarr πμe)

4 Precision measurements (SM = small NP window)Transverse μ polarization (K+ rarr πμν K+ rarr μνγ)

5 Short-distance modes (SM = precise)KLrarrπ0ℓ+ℓndash KLrarrπ0νν Kplusmnrarrπplusmnνν

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

1 CP CPT violationbullNew (direct) CP asymmetries [NA482 OKA starting 2005]Krarr3π slopes and Krarrππγ spectra SM level (10-5)

bullNew CP violation KSrarr3π0 at hadron machines with KS-KL interference close to target (see NA481) KSrarrπ+πndashπ0 (Dalitz plot analysis)

bullCPT test at Planck scale (~1019 GeV)Compare +ndash to SW asymp (ε) at very high precision [CPT proposal 25 GeV] Need +ndash at 005deg and (ε) from precise ancillary measurements (semileptonics 3π Δm τS interf close to target) KTeV-1997 +ndash - SW = (061 plusmn 062 plusmn 101)deg 00 - +ndash = (039 plusmn 022 plusmn 045)degSyst limited acceptance regeneration physics π0π0 reconstrPure beam flux calorimetry vacuum interference (5-20 τS) ie pure K0K0 shielding Also Bell-Steinberger CPT test CPV in KLrarrπ+πndashγAmbitious wide-ranging project

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

3 Lepton-flavour violationStringent limits reached

Further progress hindered by fluxes but also backgrounds

No longer very competitive with μ system (but complementary)

Byproducts limits on direct decays to exotic (s-)particles Higgs

No new experiments planned

KLrarrμe

A-exchange

P-exchange

New results still expected from high-flux experiments

Decay mode

BR limit (90 CL)

K+ ++endash 28 10ndash11

K+ +ndashe+ 52 10ndash10

K+ ndashe+e+ 64 10ndash10

K+ ndash++ 30 10ndash9

K+ ndash+e+ 50 10ndash10

KL e 47 10ndash12

KL ee 412 10ndash11

KL 0e 62 10ndash9

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

4 PT measurements

PT() = (-17 23 11) 10-

3Also 105 decays (complementary sensitivity to New Physics higher FSI)

PT() in 3-body decays (T-odd correlation) Tiny (10-6) FSI (EM) in SM sensitive to New PhysicsStopped K experiments systematics from detector mis-alignment magnetic fields asymmetries and (large) in-plane polarization

bullJ-PARC LoI Stopped K+ 107 K+s (1 year) 600-700 MeVc plusmn 2 2-stage DC-separated Goal lt 10-4 on PT

bullThere was a BNL proposal for 10-4 on PT with decay in-flight from 2 GeV separated beam

Window of opportunity open Difficult systematics hard to extrapolate more than x10

KEK-E246 (1996-98 8middot106 decays)

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

5 K ℓℓExperimental problemsBR 10-11 few (or no) kinematic constraints backgrounds with BR x 107

Dedicated experiments required

KL 0e+e (37 plusmn 10) middot10-11 (CPVdir 1-2 middot10-11)

lt 28 middot10-10

(FNAL KTeV)CPC+CPV eeγγ bkg3 ev (205 bkg)

KL 0μ+μ (15 plusmn 03) middot 10-11 (CPVdir 1-5middot10-12)

lt 38 middot10-10

(FNAL KTeV)CPC+CPV2 ev (087 bkg)

K+ + (80 plusmn 10) middot 10-11 (at 7) No CP

147+130ndash089 middot 10-

10 (BNL E787+E949)

Dedicated expt3 evt (bkg 045)

KL 0 (30 plusmn 06) middot 10-11 (at 2)

lt 59 middot10-7 (KTeV Dalitz decay)

Pure CPV dirldquoNothing to nothingrdquo

Phenomenological

advantageswell known

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

ε εrsquo

Unitarity triangle from K

In some cases (π0ℓ+ℓndash) precision ancillary measurements required to fully extract the

short-distance (CKM) information

BR asymp O(10-4 ndash 10-9)

BR asymp O(10-

11)

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Aside a super-DaФneKLOE at Frascati reached L = 1032 cm-2 s-1 Need 10-20 fb-1 (exp 2 fb-1 in 2004) for significant improvement on KSrarrπ0ℓ+ℓndash (non-optimal acceptance)

Can a high-luminosity -factory contribute (tagged K known momentum)

[Workshop on e+e- in the 1-2 GeV range (Sett 2003)][F Bossi et al EPJ C6 (1999) 109]

Required luminosity for πνν experiments 1035 cm-2 s-1(Assuming ldquorealisticrdquo detector and vetos)

Discussions for a future (5 years) -factory for KS physics Extrapolating known approaches L = 1033 to 1034 20-100 KSrarrπ0ℓ+ℓndash events can be collectedldquoConventionalrdquo 05 GeV (4π detector) or ldquoLarge crossing-anglerdquo 1 GeV (forward detector) options

Not on the horizon

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

SSL aaKBR 611732510)(2120

CPC (th 30 + KL rarr π0γγ)

CPV ind (KS rarr π0μ+μndash)

50

CPV dir 10 CPV int

25

SSL aaeeKBR 2642715310)(2120

CPC (th +

KL rarr π0γγ)

CPV ind (KS rarr π0e+endash)

50

CPV dir 8

CPV int 25

bullError dominated by CPVind need several 100s KSrarrπ0ℓ+ℓndash (and improvement in theory)

bullSign of interference term crucial only from theory (positive favoured)

bullBackground subtraction will be an issue irreducible γγℓ+ℓndash at 15middot104 and 8middot102 hard to reduce below signal Tight cuts rarr acceptance rarr flux

bullee mode requires very good πe separation more material (TRD) μμ mode might turn out to be easier (also more handles small CPC in low mass region )

bullWith very high fluxes more approaches are available Dalitz plot analysis time evolution (interference) or polarization analysis (μ mode) O(1014 K)

260210081

Sa (NA48)

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

K+ + BR(SM) ~ 10-10 (3 events)Theoretical uncertainty ~ 7(going down to 2 )

Background from K and beam no kinematic constraints Suppression 1011 limited by physical processes Redundancy particle ID kinematics vacuum live-time VETO

bullStopped K+ approach has limits (stop fraction slow PID solid angle π scatter vetoing)

bullIn-flight approach (new) needs pK measurement no scattering faster better vetoing)

CERN

J-PARCCKM-2

Will have some 10s of events

Proposed

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

KL 0

Model independent bound

ldquoDirectrdquo CP-violatingBR ~ 310-11 (or NP) (limit 59middot10-7 bound 17middot10-9)Theoretical uncertainty ~ 1-2

Background from 00γγ mode n flux hyperons vacuum material live-time Very few handles missing pT VETO

bullKOPIO approach (40 events) bullKAMI-(KEK)-JPARC approach large acceptance pencil beam (flux) rate (100-1000 events)Several options (DC energy barrel detectionhellip

Will have few 10s of events

KLOD (Protvino)

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

New projects startingproposedTps MKs

KL KOPIO (BNL) 2010+ on track 14 33

KL (J-PARC) 2008++ (beam line accidentals)

60 320

KL KLOD (Protvino)

2007+ 11 9

K+ (CERN) After RampD 2009+ (tracking)

02 9

K+ CKM-2 (FNAL) Re-design 2009+ (tracking veto)

2 3()

K+ (J-PARC) 2008+ (improvements)

23 23

K+ OKA (Protvino) 2005+ (Krarr3π) 11 06

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Future scenarios Experiment the coming generation of experiments will

reach the 10-100 SM events level for πνν decays

Theory existing precision data on K system will become quantitative checks of SM (or constraints to NP) Precision on πℓℓ decays will improve to 1-2-5

(a) K in agreement with SM for both modes 1 order of magnitude to go to close the window for NP

(b) K in disagreement with SM precision measurement O(1000) access to form factor other kinematical regions Dalitz plot time-interference Krarrπℓ+ℓndash

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Future scenarios

Impact on unitarity triangle

Buras et al hep-ph0405132

10201x

5201xx

Now

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Future machinesA high intensity p driver (gt1014 ppp) would be very valuable

for ldquoultimaterdquo K measurements Sinergies with neutrino physics With LHC injectors

upgradeEnergy in the tens of GeV range slow extraction (high DC)

Intense K+ beam Kplusmn CP asymmetriesIntense K+ RF-separated beam K+ + Tertiary K0 beam CPT tests at Planck scale (K phases)Intense KL beam KL 0 KL 0e+e- KL 0μ+μ- (with several handles) diverse program

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Remember KAON at TRIUMFThe ultimate kaon (+ much more) machine1985-1993 RIP

30 GeV - 3MW - 100 μA625 Tps

2 RCS + 3 SR450 MeV rarr 3 GeV rarr 30 GeV + stretcher ring

6 K+ beams 05-21 GeVc1-6 Δpp(06-37) middot 108 K+s

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

J-PARC at Tokai phase 2Phase I 30 GeV 075 MW9 μA 21014 pspill60 Tps07s342 s (DC 20 )

Start physics 2008

Phase II 50 GeV 4 MW15 μA 331014 pspill94 Tps

Better DC required (otherwise ltIgt = 6xAGS but I = 15xAGS) 5 HEP kaon physics LoI

KL 0 K+ + T-violation BR(K+) Ke3

2 kaon lines initially foreseen 08 - 11 GeV K+ and 2 GeVc KL ()

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

High-intensity upgrades

FNAL 1 MW8 GeV p LINAC

5 x MI flux 120 GeV55 Tps

BNL 02 MWMore booster cycles AGS x

17+ accumulator ring AGS x 34

34-60 Tps

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Kaon production

For indicative purposesMaximum kaon yield per given

power at 30-100 GeV

(Of course several other crucial issues for energy choice)

G Kalmus CERN-TH2001-75

Constant kaon yield

Constant beam power

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

A new proton driverAssume 4 MW accelerator + stretcher ring

Unseparated (πK ~ 10) 30 GeV (75 GeV K) 133μA (830 Tps 20xAGS) 120 GeV (30 GeV K) 33μA (210 Tps 7xMI) 400 GeV (100 GeV K) 10μA (63 Tps 9xSPS)

RF-separated (pK lt 50 GeV O(70) purity)50 GeV machine maximum K+ yield at 12 GeV (048 K+pGeVsr)

Target efficiency 40

Beam momentum 12 GeVc plusmn 1

Beam acceptance 75 μsr

Separator acceptance 50

Duty cycle 30

K+year (107 s) 26 middot 1015

K+ decaysyear (in 30m) 6 middot 1014

3middot108 K+sWith 2 acceptanceeff

1000 K+ rarr πνν eventsyear

(BR at 3 ultimate)

with beam rate 12 GHz

O(few 1010) K+s

THz beams

Ballpark numbers

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

New K beamsMaximum K+ yield at fixed beam momentum p pKp = 023

Naively fixing this beam power and geometry NK = Φ(p) σ(p) Ω(p) (1p) p2 (1p) for unsep beam (1p) p2 (1p4) for sep beam(moreover decays in fixed volume 1p)

1 Intense K+ beam

2 RF-separation needed at high intensities for measurements requiring kaon tracking low energy (pK=30 GeV survival lt 04) compromise with exp technique

3 Production of pure K0 (interference experiments) by charge-exchange at 0ordm (same p and Δpp 80μb CEX cross-section factor ~ 10-3) narrow band or separated () K+ beam

4 Neutral broad band beam need space for sweeping dump shielding (higher E) O(few 109) Ks O(1000) KLrarrπ0νν events

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

(Some more) experimental issuesHigh-intensity beams target halo collimation sweeping neutron absorber collimator scattering secondary productionhellip

Energy choice K yield nγπhyperon yield K survival (separated beams) resolutions and veto capability interactions acceptancehellip

Rates in detectors (E781 20 MHzm2 HyperCP 30 MHzm2 CKM-1 50 MHz)

DAQ live-time monitoringstatistics

E949 2E12 K dec 700 MeVc DC-sep (πK=3) E787 5E12 K dec 700 MeVc DC-sep (πK=4) NA482 2E11 K dec 60 GeVc unsep (πK=10) KTeV gt2E11 KL dec 100 GeVcKOPIO 1E14 KL dec 700 MeVcE391a 2E11 KL dec 2 GeVcJ-PARC KL 4E14 KL dec 2 GeVc

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Thirsty for flux

bullSensitivity

bullTighter cuts to control background (pencil beam)

bullAbsorber for n targeting angle choice (at 16p angle nK x16 for K yield x06)

bullOther approaches Dalitz plot time-interference analysis polarizations

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Example polarization measurements

Diwan et alPRD 65 (2002) 054020

In the case of KLrarrπ0μ+μndash

longitudinal μ polarization (P-odd) is non-zero only in

presence of direct CPV

Single-muon polarization measurement is sufficient

large effects

This helps reducing background and

disentangling amplitude components at some

price on statistics

Longitudinal μ+ polarization

in K rest frame

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Outlook more fundamental physics with K

bullImportance of K in shaping the SM well known

bullThe increase in flux availability led to beyond-state-of-the-art experiments

bullFlavour physics least understood part of SM rather unique access to SM or NP couplings before the LC era (the high-precision frontier)

bullFlux (not only) required for sensitivity ancillary measurements background suppressions (also improvement in techniques rate handlinghellip)

bullExistence of clean decay modes stimulated world-wide efforts in an active and strong community with several generations of experience

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

ConclusionsA few things are clear

The information to be gained from rare K decays is not going to be exhausted with the arrival of LHC

Itrsquos not going to be complete by then either

The focus is on SD precision rare decays (experiments starting now) These experiments are hard enough that they will require double-checks and complementary approaches

The quality of the data is as important as the statistics higher fluxes are crucial for control of backgrounds and systematics

A high-intensity (MWs tens of GeV slow extracted) p machine would give an excellent (unique) opportunity to extract all the rich information available from K decays

Sinergies with neutrino physics program

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Spare slides

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

KLOE at Frascati

DAΦNE φ-factory e+e-Low luminosity at start constantly improvingPeak luminosity 81031 cm-2 s-1 in 2002Goal 51032 cm-2 s-1 500 pb-1 (15 109 ) collected until 2002

Currently running

Good prospects for KS interferometry

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

KS decays CPVSearch for KS 30 interf KL-KS at hadron machines or Φ factories

BR(KS30) lt 310-7 (90 CL)

Not yet reached indirect CP violation

SM expectation 310-9

(NA481 prel)

m(K0) m(K0) = (17 42) 10-19 GeVc2

Dominates indirect CPT violation limits

S = (-2 9 6) 10-3

KS charge asymmetry (KLOE prel)

( plusmn 410-3 still far from CPT test)

Semileptonic KS decays (KLOE prel 170 pb-

1)BR(KSeν) = (709 007 008) 10-4

BR(KS30) lt 2110-7 (90 CL) (KLOE prel 450 pb-1 4 ev 32 bkg)

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

RF-separated beam in preparation at U-70 PS15 GeVc K+ or K- (alternated) detector from ISTRA+ GAMSAsymmetries of Dalitz plot slopes in 3 decays at O(1 10-4)T-odd correlations search for New Physics in Kl2 decays

2003 12 beam line cryogenics slow extraction of 131013 pppFirst physics run in 2005

K decays OKA Protvino

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

J-PARC Tokai

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

J-PARCRequested beam lines

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

K at J-PARC

KL follow-up of KEK-E391a100 MHz pencil beam (accidentals rate x500) acceptance ~ 16 high energy (flux resolution acceptance veto efficiency) New calorimeters (CeF3 ) and DAQGoal gt100 SM events (SES 3middot10-14 max limit) in 3 years (2middot1015 KL)

K+ BNL stopped-K technique Low energy (600-800 MeVc) DC-separated (Kπ gt3) beamDecays at rest (gt25 stop)Incremental upgrade (x4) of detector new spectrometerGoal gt50 SM events in 3 years (SES 210-12 E9495)

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

ΔS=1

ΔB=2

Comparing K and B

Comparing Vtd from K+ + and

ΔM(Bd) ΔM(Bs)

Comparing β from BR(KL 0) BR(K+ +) and A(BdJψK0)

Constraints from B and K physics (10 BR measurements)

bullErrors on Vtd better from B

bullErrors on sin2 similar to B- factories

bullError on t better from KA Buras hep-ph9905437

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

3 contributions to these decays

KL 0ℓ+ℓ-

KTeV limits (90 CL) BR(KL 0e+e-) lt 2810-10

BR(KL 0+-) lt 3810-10

bull CP-allowed not predictedderived from KL 0γγ (NA48 KTeV)

bull Indirect CP violation not predictedmeasured by KS 0ℓ+ℓ- (NA481)

bull Direct CP violation predicted in terms of CKM phase

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

KL 0ℓ+ℓ-

Isidori et al hep-ph0404127bullKL measurements CP-allowed contribution is small

bullKS measurements indirect CP-violating term dominates

bullSensitivity of BR to CKM phase depends on the (unmeasurable) relative sign of the two CP-violating termsTheoretical predictions constructive interferenceBR(KL 0e+e-)CPV times 1012 asymp 17 (ind) plusmn 9 (interf) + 4 (dir)

BR(KL 0μ+μ-)CPV times 1012 asymp 8 (ind) plusmn 3 (interf) + 2 (dir)

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Future projects and goals

Main focus on the measurement of ultra-rare

decaystheoretically clean highly sensitive complementary

to B

Also T-violation searches

CP asymmetries in charged K

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September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Outline

bull Where are we nowndash Very well defined (data in previous talks)

bull Where will we be in say 10 years from nowndash Pretty hard question (hopes in previous talks)

bull What will we want to do thenndash Rather hopeless question (this talk)

bull Stillhellip a few things are quite clear

Try to give a sampler of opportunities

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

CaveatsbullSmall working group set up by the particle physics branch of INFN to assess the interest for fixed-target experiments at possible high-intensity proton machines in the mid-long term future bullVery difficult to extrapolate to the long term future quite some wishful thinking and wild guessesSteps and milestones are fundamentalbullThe big issue relevance of what we can learn from kaons in 10 years from nowbullWhat this talk IS NOT

A specification for a projectA design of an experiment

Only high-energy physics with K covered (no hyper-nuclei πhellip)

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Kaon decays map1 CP CPT measurements (well known decays)

Kplusmnrarr πplusmnπplusmnπplusmn Kplusmnrarr πplusmnπ0π0 Kplusmnrarr πplusmnπ0γ KSrarr3π0 KSrarrπℓν +ndash 00

2 Long-distance modes (tests of low-energy effective th) Kplusmnrarrπplusmnℓ+ℓndash KLrarrℓ+ℓndash

3 ldquoNew physicsrdquo decays (SM = 0)LFV (KL rarr μe KLKplusmn rarr πμe)

4 Precision measurements (SM = small NP window)Transverse μ polarization (K+ rarr πμν K+ rarr μνγ)

5 Short-distance modes (SM = precise)KLrarrπ0ℓ+ℓndash KLrarrπ0νν Kplusmnrarrπplusmnνν

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

1 CP CPT violationbullNew (direct) CP asymmetries [NA482 OKA starting 2005]Krarr3π slopes and Krarrππγ spectra SM level (10-5)

bullNew CP violation KSrarr3π0 at hadron machines with KS-KL interference close to target (see NA481) KSrarrπ+πndashπ0 (Dalitz plot analysis)

bullCPT test at Planck scale (~1019 GeV)Compare +ndash to SW asymp (ε) at very high precision [CPT proposal 25 GeV] Need +ndash at 005deg and (ε) from precise ancillary measurements (semileptonics 3π Δm τS interf close to target) KTeV-1997 +ndash - SW = (061 plusmn 062 plusmn 101)deg 00 - +ndash = (039 plusmn 022 plusmn 045)degSyst limited acceptance regeneration physics π0π0 reconstrPure beam flux calorimetry vacuum interference (5-20 τS) ie pure K0K0 shielding Also Bell-Steinberger CPT test CPV in KLrarrπ+πndashγAmbitious wide-ranging project

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

3 Lepton-flavour violationStringent limits reached

Further progress hindered by fluxes but also backgrounds

No longer very competitive with μ system (but complementary)

Byproducts limits on direct decays to exotic (s-)particles Higgs

No new experiments planned

KLrarrμe

A-exchange

P-exchange

New results still expected from high-flux experiments

Decay mode

BR limit (90 CL)

K+ ++endash 28 10ndash11

K+ +ndashe+ 52 10ndash10

K+ ndashe+e+ 64 10ndash10

K+ ndash++ 30 10ndash9

K+ ndash+e+ 50 10ndash10

KL e 47 10ndash12

KL ee 412 10ndash11

KL 0e 62 10ndash9

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

4 PT measurements

PT() = (-17 23 11) 10-

3Also 105 decays (complementary sensitivity to New Physics higher FSI)

PT() in 3-body decays (T-odd correlation) Tiny (10-6) FSI (EM) in SM sensitive to New PhysicsStopped K experiments systematics from detector mis-alignment magnetic fields asymmetries and (large) in-plane polarization

bullJ-PARC LoI Stopped K+ 107 K+s (1 year) 600-700 MeVc plusmn 2 2-stage DC-separated Goal lt 10-4 on PT

bullThere was a BNL proposal for 10-4 on PT with decay in-flight from 2 GeV separated beam

Window of opportunity open Difficult systematics hard to extrapolate more than x10

KEK-E246 (1996-98 8middot106 decays)

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

5 K ℓℓExperimental problemsBR 10-11 few (or no) kinematic constraints backgrounds with BR x 107

Dedicated experiments required

KL 0e+e (37 plusmn 10) middot10-11 (CPVdir 1-2 middot10-11)

lt 28 middot10-10

(FNAL KTeV)CPC+CPV eeγγ bkg3 ev (205 bkg)

KL 0μ+μ (15 plusmn 03) middot 10-11 (CPVdir 1-5middot10-12)

lt 38 middot10-10

(FNAL KTeV)CPC+CPV2 ev (087 bkg)

K+ + (80 plusmn 10) middot 10-11 (at 7) No CP

147+130ndash089 middot 10-

10 (BNL E787+E949)

Dedicated expt3 evt (bkg 045)

KL 0 (30 plusmn 06) middot 10-11 (at 2)

lt 59 middot10-7 (KTeV Dalitz decay)

Pure CPV dirldquoNothing to nothingrdquo

Phenomenological

advantageswell known

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

ε εrsquo

Unitarity triangle from K

In some cases (π0ℓ+ℓndash) precision ancillary measurements required to fully extract the

short-distance (CKM) information

BR asymp O(10-4 ndash 10-9)

BR asymp O(10-

11)

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Aside a super-DaФneKLOE at Frascati reached L = 1032 cm-2 s-1 Need 10-20 fb-1 (exp 2 fb-1 in 2004) for significant improvement on KSrarrπ0ℓ+ℓndash (non-optimal acceptance)

Can a high-luminosity -factory contribute (tagged K known momentum)

[Workshop on e+e- in the 1-2 GeV range (Sett 2003)][F Bossi et al EPJ C6 (1999) 109]

Required luminosity for πνν experiments 1035 cm-2 s-1(Assuming ldquorealisticrdquo detector and vetos)

Discussions for a future (5 years) -factory for KS physics Extrapolating known approaches L = 1033 to 1034 20-100 KSrarrπ0ℓ+ℓndash events can be collectedldquoConventionalrdquo 05 GeV (4π detector) or ldquoLarge crossing-anglerdquo 1 GeV (forward detector) options

Not on the horizon

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

SSL aaKBR 611732510)(2120

CPC (th 30 + KL rarr π0γγ)

CPV ind (KS rarr π0μ+μndash)

50

CPV dir 10 CPV int

25

SSL aaeeKBR 2642715310)(2120

CPC (th +

KL rarr π0γγ)

CPV ind (KS rarr π0e+endash)

50

CPV dir 8

CPV int 25

bullError dominated by CPVind need several 100s KSrarrπ0ℓ+ℓndash (and improvement in theory)

bullSign of interference term crucial only from theory (positive favoured)

bullBackground subtraction will be an issue irreducible γγℓ+ℓndash at 15middot104 and 8middot102 hard to reduce below signal Tight cuts rarr acceptance rarr flux

bullee mode requires very good πe separation more material (TRD) μμ mode might turn out to be easier (also more handles small CPC in low mass region )

bullWith very high fluxes more approaches are available Dalitz plot analysis time evolution (interference) or polarization analysis (μ mode) O(1014 K)

260210081

Sa (NA48)

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

K+ + BR(SM) ~ 10-10 (3 events)Theoretical uncertainty ~ 7(going down to 2 )

Background from K and beam no kinematic constraints Suppression 1011 limited by physical processes Redundancy particle ID kinematics vacuum live-time VETO

bullStopped K+ approach has limits (stop fraction slow PID solid angle π scatter vetoing)

bullIn-flight approach (new) needs pK measurement no scattering faster better vetoing)

CERN

J-PARCCKM-2

Will have some 10s of events

Proposed

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

KL 0

Model independent bound

ldquoDirectrdquo CP-violatingBR ~ 310-11 (or NP) (limit 59middot10-7 bound 17middot10-9)Theoretical uncertainty ~ 1-2

Background from 00γγ mode n flux hyperons vacuum material live-time Very few handles missing pT VETO

bullKOPIO approach (40 events) bullKAMI-(KEK)-JPARC approach large acceptance pencil beam (flux) rate (100-1000 events)Several options (DC energy barrel detectionhellip

Will have few 10s of events

KLOD (Protvino)

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

New projects startingproposedTps MKs

KL KOPIO (BNL) 2010+ on track 14 33

KL (J-PARC) 2008++ (beam line accidentals)

60 320

KL KLOD (Protvino)

2007+ 11 9

K+ (CERN) After RampD 2009+ (tracking)

02 9

K+ CKM-2 (FNAL) Re-design 2009+ (tracking veto)

2 3()

K+ (J-PARC) 2008+ (improvements)

23 23

K+ OKA (Protvino) 2005+ (Krarr3π) 11 06

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Future scenarios Experiment the coming generation of experiments will

reach the 10-100 SM events level for πνν decays

Theory existing precision data on K system will become quantitative checks of SM (or constraints to NP) Precision on πℓℓ decays will improve to 1-2-5

(a) K in agreement with SM for both modes 1 order of magnitude to go to close the window for NP

(b) K in disagreement with SM precision measurement O(1000) access to form factor other kinematical regions Dalitz plot time-interference Krarrπℓ+ℓndash

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Future scenarios

Impact on unitarity triangle

Buras et al hep-ph0405132

10201x

5201xx

Now

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Future machinesA high intensity p driver (gt1014 ppp) would be very valuable

for ldquoultimaterdquo K measurements Sinergies with neutrino physics With LHC injectors

upgradeEnergy in the tens of GeV range slow extraction (high DC)

Intense K+ beam Kplusmn CP asymmetriesIntense K+ RF-separated beam K+ + Tertiary K0 beam CPT tests at Planck scale (K phases)Intense KL beam KL 0 KL 0e+e- KL 0μ+μ- (with several handles) diverse program

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Remember KAON at TRIUMFThe ultimate kaon (+ much more) machine1985-1993 RIP

30 GeV - 3MW - 100 μA625 Tps

2 RCS + 3 SR450 MeV rarr 3 GeV rarr 30 GeV + stretcher ring

6 K+ beams 05-21 GeVc1-6 Δpp(06-37) middot 108 K+s

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

J-PARC at Tokai phase 2Phase I 30 GeV 075 MW9 μA 21014 pspill60 Tps07s342 s (DC 20 )

Start physics 2008

Phase II 50 GeV 4 MW15 μA 331014 pspill94 Tps

Better DC required (otherwise ltIgt = 6xAGS but I = 15xAGS) 5 HEP kaon physics LoI

KL 0 K+ + T-violation BR(K+) Ke3

2 kaon lines initially foreseen 08 - 11 GeV K+ and 2 GeVc KL ()

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

High-intensity upgrades

FNAL 1 MW8 GeV p LINAC

5 x MI flux 120 GeV55 Tps

BNL 02 MWMore booster cycles AGS x

17+ accumulator ring AGS x 34

34-60 Tps

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Kaon production

For indicative purposesMaximum kaon yield per given

power at 30-100 GeV

(Of course several other crucial issues for energy choice)

G Kalmus CERN-TH2001-75

Constant kaon yield

Constant beam power

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

A new proton driverAssume 4 MW accelerator + stretcher ring

Unseparated (πK ~ 10) 30 GeV (75 GeV K) 133μA (830 Tps 20xAGS) 120 GeV (30 GeV K) 33μA (210 Tps 7xMI) 400 GeV (100 GeV K) 10μA (63 Tps 9xSPS)

RF-separated (pK lt 50 GeV O(70) purity)50 GeV machine maximum K+ yield at 12 GeV (048 K+pGeVsr)

Target efficiency 40

Beam momentum 12 GeVc plusmn 1

Beam acceptance 75 μsr

Separator acceptance 50

Duty cycle 30

K+year (107 s) 26 middot 1015

K+ decaysyear (in 30m) 6 middot 1014

3middot108 K+sWith 2 acceptanceeff

1000 K+ rarr πνν eventsyear

(BR at 3 ultimate)

with beam rate 12 GHz

O(few 1010) K+s

THz beams

Ballpark numbers

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

New K beamsMaximum K+ yield at fixed beam momentum p pKp = 023

Naively fixing this beam power and geometry NK = Φ(p) σ(p) Ω(p) (1p) p2 (1p) for unsep beam (1p) p2 (1p4) for sep beam(moreover decays in fixed volume 1p)

1 Intense K+ beam

2 RF-separation needed at high intensities for measurements requiring kaon tracking low energy (pK=30 GeV survival lt 04) compromise with exp technique

3 Production of pure K0 (interference experiments) by charge-exchange at 0ordm (same p and Δpp 80μb CEX cross-section factor ~ 10-3) narrow band or separated () K+ beam

4 Neutral broad band beam need space for sweeping dump shielding (higher E) O(few 109) Ks O(1000) KLrarrπ0νν events

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

(Some more) experimental issuesHigh-intensity beams target halo collimation sweeping neutron absorber collimator scattering secondary productionhellip

Energy choice K yield nγπhyperon yield K survival (separated beams) resolutions and veto capability interactions acceptancehellip

Rates in detectors (E781 20 MHzm2 HyperCP 30 MHzm2 CKM-1 50 MHz)

DAQ live-time monitoringstatistics

E949 2E12 K dec 700 MeVc DC-sep (πK=3) E787 5E12 K dec 700 MeVc DC-sep (πK=4) NA482 2E11 K dec 60 GeVc unsep (πK=10) KTeV gt2E11 KL dec 100 GeVcKOPIO 1E14 KL dec 700 MeVcE391a 2E11 KL dec 2 GeVcJ-PARC KL 4E14 KL dec 2 GeVc

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Thirsty for flux

bullSensitivity

bullTighter cuts to control background (pencil beam)

bullAbsorber for n targeting angle choice (at 16p angle nK x16 for K yield x06)

bullOther approaches Dalitz plot time-interference analysis polarizations

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Example polarization measurements

Diwan et alPRD 65 (2002) 054020

In the case of KLrarrπ0μ+μndash

longitudinal μ polarization (P-odd) is non-zero only in

presence of direct CPV

Single-muon polarization measurement is sufficient

large effects

This helps reducing background and

disentangling amplitude components at some

price on statistics

Longitudinal μ+ polarization

in K rest frame

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Outlook more fundamental physics with K

bullImportance of K in shaping the SM well known

bullThe increase in flux availability led to beyond-state-of-the-art experiments

bullFlavour physics least understood part of SM rather unique access to SM or NP couplings before the LC era (the high-precision frontier)

bullFlux (not only) required for sensitivity ancillary measurements background suppressions (also improvement in techniques rate handlinghellip)

bullExistence of clean decay modes stimulated world-wide efforts in an active and strong community with several generations of experience

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

ConclusionsA few things are clear

The information to be gained from rare K decays is not going to be exhausted with the arrival of LHC

Itrsquos not going to be complete by then either

The focus is on SD precision rare decays (experiments starting now) These experiments are hard enough that they will require double-checks and complementary approaches

The quality of the data is as important as the statistics higher fluxes are crucial for control of backgrounds and systematics

A high-intensity (MWs tens of GeV slow extracted) p machine would give an excellent (unique) opportunity to extract all the rich information available from K decays

Sinergies with neutrino physics program

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Spare slides

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

KLOE at Frascati

DAΦNE φ-factory e+e-Low luminosity at start constantly improvingPeak luminosity 81031 cm-2 s-1 in 2002Goal 51032 cm-2 s-1 500 pb-1 (15 109 ) collected until 2002

Currently running

Good prospects for KS interferometry

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

KS decays CPVSearch for KS 30 interf KL-KS at hadron machines or Φ factories

BR(KS30) lt 310-7 (90 CL)

Not yet reached indirect CP violation

SM expectation 310-9

(NA481 prel)

m(K0) m(K0) = (17 42) 10-19 GeVc2

Dominates indirect CPT violation limits

S = (-2 9 6) 10-3

KS charge asymmetry (KLOE prel)

( plusmn 410-3 still far from CPT test)

Semileptonic KS decays (KLOE prel 170 pb-

1)BR(KSeν) = (709 007 008) 10-4

BR(KS30) lt 2110-7 (90 CL) (KLOE prel 450 pb-1 4 ev 32 bkg)

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

RF-separated beam in preparation at U-70 PS15 GeVc K+ or K- (alternated) detector from ISTRA+ GAMSAsymmetries of Dalitz plot slopes in 3 decays at O(1 10-4)T-odd correlations search for New Physics in Kl2 decays

2003 12 beam line cryogenics slow extraction of 131013 pppFirst physics run in 2005

K decays OKA Protvino

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

J-PARC Tokai

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

J-PARCRequested beam lines

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

K at J-PARC

KL follow-up of KEK-E391a100 MHz pencil beam (accidentals rate x500) acceptance ~ 16 high energy (flux resolution acceptance veto efficiency) New calorimeters (CeF3 ) and DAQGoal gt100 SM events (SES 3middot10-14 max limit) in 3 years (2middot1015 KL)

K+ BNL stopped-K technique Low energy (600-800 MeVc) DC-separated (Kπ gt3) beamDecays at rest (gt25 stop)Incremental upgrade (x4) of detector new spectrometerGoal gt50 SM events in 3 years (SES 210-12 E9495)

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

ΔS=1

ΔB=2

Comparing K and B

Comparing Vtd from K+ + and

ΔM(Bd) ΔM(Bs)

Comparing β from BR(KL 0) BR(K+ +) and A(BdJψK0)

Constraints from B and K physics (10 BR measurements)

bullErrors on Vtd better from B

bullErrors on sin2 similar to B- factories

bullError on t better from KA Buras hep-ph9905437

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

3 contributions to these decays

KL 0ℓ+ℓ-

KTeV limits (90 CL) BR(KL 0e+e-) lt 2810-10

BR(KL 0+-) lt 3810-10

bull CP-allowed not predictedderived from KL 0γγ (NA48 KTeV)

bull Indirect CP violation not predictedmeasured by KS 0ℓ+ℓ- (NA481)

bull Direct CP violation predicted in terms of CKM phase

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

KL 0ℓ+ℓ-

Isidori et al hep-ph0404127bullKL measurements CP-allowed contribution is small

bullKS measurements indirect CP-violating term dominates

bullSensitivity of BR to CKM phase depends on the (unmeasurable) relative sign of the two CP-violating termsTheoretical predictions constructive interferenceBR(KL 0e+e-)CPV times 1012 asymp 17 (ind) plusmn 9 (interf) + 4 (dir)

BR(KL 0μ+μ-)CPV times 1012 asymp 8 (ind) plusmn 3 (interf) + 2 (dir)

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Future projects and goals

Main focus on the measurement of ultra-rare

decaystheoretically clean highly sensitive complementary

to B

Also T-violation searches

CP asymmetries in charged K

Page 3: K physics at a  high-intensity future machine

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

CaveatsbullSmall working group set up by the particle physics branch of INFN to assess the interest for fixed-target experiments at possible high-intensity proton machines in the mid-long term future bullVery difficult to extrapolate to the long term future quite some wishful thinking and wild guessesSteps and milestones are fundamentalbullThe big issue relevance of what we can learn from kaons in 10 years from nowbullWhat this talk IS NOT

A specification for a projectA design of an experiment

Only high-energy physics with K covered (no hyper-nuclei πhellip)

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Kaon decays map1 CP CPT measurements (well known decays)

Kplusmnrarr πplusmnπplusmnπplusmn Kplusmnrarr πplusmnπ0π0 Kplusmnrarr πplusmnπ0γ KSrarr3π0 KSrarrπℓν +ndash 00

2 Long-distance modes (tests of low-energy effective th) Kplusmnrarrπplusmnℓ+ℓndash KLrarrℓ+ℓndash

3 ldquoNew physicsrdquo decays (SM = 0)LFV (KL rarr μe KLKplusmn rarr πμe)

4 Precision measurements (SM = small NP window)Transverse μ polarization (K+ rarr πμν K+ rarr μνγ)

5 Short-distance modes (SM = precise)KLrarrπ0ℓ+ℓndash KLrarrπ0νν Kplusmnrarrπplusmnνν

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

1 CP CPT violationbullNew (direct) CP asymmetries [NA482 OKA starting 2005]Krarr3π slopes and Krarrππγ spectra SM level (10-5)

bullNew CP violation KSrarr3π0 at hadron machines with KS-KL interference close to target (see NA481) KSrarrπ+πndashπ0 (Dalitz plot analysis)

bullCPT test at Planck scale (~1019 GeV)Compare +ndash to SW asymp (ε) at very high precision [CPT proposal 25 GeV] Need +ndash at 005deg and (ε) from precise ancillary measurements (semileptonics 3π Δm τS interf close to target) KTeV-1997 +ndash - SW = (061 plusmn 062 plusmn 101)deg 00 - +ndash = (039 plusmn 022 plusmn 045)degSyst limited acceptance regeneration physics π0π0 reconstrPure beam flux calorimetry vacuum interference (5-20 τS) ie pure K0K0 shielding Also Bell-Steinberger CPT test CPV in KLrarrπ+πndashγAmbitious wide-ranging project

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

3 Lepton-flavour violationStringent limits reached

Further progress hindered by fluxes but also backgrounds

No longer very competitive with μ system (but complementary)

Byproducts limits on direct decays to exotic (s-)particles Higgs

No new experiments planned

KLrarrμe

A-exchange

P-exchange

New results still expected from high-flux experiments

Decay mode

BR limit (90 CL)

K+ ++endash 28 10ndash11

K+ +ndashe+ 52 10ndash10

K+ ndashe+e+ 64 10ndash10

K+ ndash++ 30 10ndash9

K+ ndash+e+ 50 10ndash10

KL e 47 10ndash12

KL ee 412 10ndash11

KL 0e 62 10ndash9

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

4 PT measurements

PT() = (-17 23 11) 10-

3Also 105 decays (complementary sensitivity to New Physics higher FSI)

PT() in 3-body decays (T-odd correlation) Tiny (10-6) FSI (EM) in SM sensitive to New PhysicsStopped K experiments systematics from detector mis-alignment magnetic fields asymmetries and (large) in-plane polarization

bullJ-PARC LoI Stopped K+ 107 K+s (1 year) 600-700 MeVc plusmn 2 2-stage DC-separated Goal lt 10-4 on PT

bullThere was a BNL proposal for 10-4 on PT with decay in-flight from 2 GeV separated beam

Window of opportunity open Difficult systematics hard to extrapolate more than x10

KEK-E246 (1996-98 8middot106 decays)

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

5 K ℓℓExperimental problemsBR 10-11 few (or no) kinematic constraints backgrounds with BR x 107

Dedicated experiments required

KL 0e+e (37 plusmn 10) middot10-11 (CPVdir 1-2 middot10-11)

lt 28 middot10-10

(FNAL KTeV)CPC+CPV eeγγ bkg3 ev (205 bkg)

KL 0μ+μ (15 plusmn 03) middot 10-11 (CPVdir 1-5middot10-12)

lt 38 middot10-10

(FNAL KTeV)CPC+CPV2 ev (087 bkg)

K+ + (80 plusmn 10) middot 10-11 (at 7) No CP

147+130ndash089 middot 10-

10 (BNL E787+E949)

Dedicated expt3 evt (bkg 045)

KL 0 (30 plusmn 06) middot 10-11 (at 2)

lt 59 middot10-7 (KTeV Dalitz decay)

Pure CPV dirldquoNothing to nothingrdquo

Phenomenological

advantageswell known

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

ε εrsquo

Unitarity triangle from K

In some cases (π0ℓ+ℓndash) precision ancillary measurements required to fully extract the

short-distance (CKM) information

BR asymp O(10-4 ndash 10-9)

BR asymp O(10-

11)

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Aside a super-DaФneKLOE at Frascati reached L = 1032 cm-2 s-1 Need 10-20 fb-1 (exp 2 fb-1 in 2004) for significant improvement on KSrarrπ0ℓ+ℓndash (non-optimal acceptance)

Can a high-luminosity -factory contribute (tagged K known momentum)

[Workshop on e+e- in the 1-2 GeV range (Sett 2003)][F Bossi et al EPJ C6 (1999) 109]

Required luminosity for πνν experiments 1035 cm-2 s-1(Assuming ldquorealisticrdquo detector and vetos)

Discussions for a future (5 years) -factory for KS physics Extrapolating known approaches L = 1033 to 1034 20-100 KSrarrπ0ℓ+ℓndash events can be collectedldquoConventionalrdquo 05 GeV (4π detector) or ldquoLarge crossing-anglerdquo 1 GeV (forward detector) options

Not on the horizon

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

SSL aaKBR 611732510)(2120

CPC (th 30 + KL rarr π0γγ)

CPV ind (KS rarr π0μ+μndash)

50

CPV dir 10 CPV int

25

SSL aaeeKBR 2642715310)(2120

CPC (th +

KL rarr π0γγ)

CPV ind (KS rarr π0e+endash)

50

CPV dir 8

CPV int 25

bullError dominated by CPVind need several 100s KSrarrπ0ℓ+ℓndash (and improvement in theory)

bullSign of interference term crucial only from theory (positive favoured)

bullBackground subtraction will be an issue irreducible γγℓ+ℓndash at 15middot104 and 8middot102 hard to reduce below signal Tight cuts rarr acceptance rarr flux

bullee mode requires very good πe separation more material (TRD) μμ mode might turn out to be easier (also more handles small CPC in low mass region )

bullWith very high fluxes more approaches are available Dalitz plot analysis time evolution (interference) or polarization analysis (μ mode) O(1014 K)

260210081

Sa (NA48)

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

K+ + BR(SM) ~ 10-10 (3 events)Theoretical uncertainty ~ 7(going down to 2 )

Background from K and beam no kinematic constraints Suppression 1011 limited by physical processes Redundancy particle ID kinematics vacuum live-time VETO

bullStopped K+ approach has limits (stop fraction slow PID solid angle π scatter vetoing)

bullIn-flight approach (new) needs pK measurement no scattering faster better vetoing)

CERN

J-PARCCKM-2

Will have some 10s of events

Proposed

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

KL 0

Model independent bound

ldquoDirectrdquo CP-violatingBR ~ 310-11 (or NP) (limit 59middot10-7 bound 17middot10-9)Theoretical uncertainty ~ 1-2

Background from 00γγ mode n flux hyperons vacuum material live-time Very few handles missing pT VETO

bullKOPIO approach (40 events) bullKAMI-(KEK)-JPARC approach large acceptance pencil beam (flux) rate (100-1000 events)Several options (DC energy barrel detectionhellip

Will have few 10s of events

KLOD (Protvino)

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

New projects startingproposedTps MKs

KL KOPIO (BNL) 2010+ on track 14 33

KL (J-PARC) 2008++ (beam line accidentals)

60 320

KL KLOD (Protvino)

2007+ 11 9

K+ (CERN) After RampD 2009+ (tracking)

02 9

K+ CKM-2 (FNAL) Re-design 2009+ (tracking veto)

2 3()

K+ (J-PARC) 2008+ (improvements)

23 23

K+ OKA (Protvino) 2005+ (Krarr3π) 11 06

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Future scenarios Experiment the coming generation of experiments will

reach the 10-100 SM events level for πνν decays

Theory existing precision data on K system will become quantitative checks of SM (or constraints to NP) Precision on πℓℓ decays will improve to 1-2-5

(a) K in agreement with SM for both modes 1 order of magnitude to go to close the window for NP

(b) K in disagreement with SM precision measurement O(1000) access to form factor other kinematical regions Dalitz plot time-interference Krarrπℓ+ℓndash

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Future scenarios

Impact on unitarity triangle

Buras et al hep-ph0405132

10201x

5201xx

Now

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Future machinesA high intensity p driver (gt1014 ppp) would be very valuable

for ldquoultimaterdquo K measurements Sinergies with neutrino physics With LHC injectors

upgradeEnergy in the tens of GeV range slow extraction (high DC)

Intense K+ beam Kplusmn CP asymmetriesIntense K+ RF-separated beam K+ + Tertiary K0 beam CPT tests at Planck scale (K phases)Intense KL beam KL 0 KL 0e+e- KL 0μ+μ- (with several handles) diverse program

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Remember KAON at TRIUMFThe ultimate kaon (+ much more) machine1985-1993 RIP

30 GeV - 3MW - 100 μA625 Tps

2 RCS + 3 SR450 MeV rarr 3 GeV rarr 30 GeV + stretcher ring

6 K+ beams 05-21 GeVc1-6 Δpp(06-37) middot 108 K+s

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

J-PARC at Tokai phase 2Phase I 30 GeV 075 MW9 μA 21014 pspill60 Tps07s342 s (DC 20 )

Start physics 2008

Phase II 50 GeV 4 MW15 μA 331014 pspill94 Tps

Better DC required (otherwise ltIgt = 6xAGS but I = 15xAGS) 5 HEP kaon physics LoI

KL 0 K+ + T-violation BR(K+) Ke3

2 kaon lines initially foreseen 08 - 11 GeV K+ and 2 GeVc KL ()

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

High-intensity upgrades

FNAL 1 MW8 GeV p LINAC

5 x MI flux 120 GeV55 Tps

BNL 02 MWMore booster cycles AGS x

17+ accumulator ring AGS x 34

34-60 Tps

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Kaon production

For indicative purposesMaximum kaon yield per given

power at 30-100 GeV

(Of course several other crucial issues for energy choice)

G Kalmus CERN-TH2001-75

Constant kaon yield

Constant beam power

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

A new proton driverAssume 4 MW accelerator + stretcher ring

Unseparated (πK ~ 10) 30 GeV (75 GeV K) 133μA (830 Tps 20xAGS) 120 GeV (30 GeV K) 33μA (210 Tps 7xMI) 400 GeV (100 GeV K) 10μA (63 Tps 9xSPS)

RF-separated (pK lt 50 GeV O(70) purity)50 GeV machine maximum K+ yield at 12 GeV (048 K+pGeVsr)

Target efficiency 40

Beam momentum 12 GeVc plusmn 1

Beam acceptance 75 μsr

Separator acceptance 50

Duty cycle 30

K+year (107 s) 26 middot 1015

K+ decaysyear (in 30m) 6 middot 1014

3middot108 K+sWith 2 acceptanceeff

1000 K+ rarr πνν eventsyear

(BR at 3 ultimate)

with beam rate 12 GHz

O(few 1010) K+s

THz beams

Ballpark numbers

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

New K beamsMaximum K+ yield at fixed beam momentum p pKp = 023

Naively fixing this beam power and geometry NK = Φ(p) σ(p) Ω(p) (1p) p2 (1p) for unsep beam (1p) p2 (1p4) for sep beam(moreover decays in fixed volume 1p)

1 Intense K+ beam

2 RF-separation needed at high intensities for measurements requiring kaon tracking low energy (pK=30 GeV survival lt 04) compromise with exp technique

3 Production of pure K0 (interference experiments) by charge-exchange at 0ordm (same p and Δpp 80μb CEX cross-section factor ~ 10-3) narrow band or separated () K+ beam

4 Neutral broad band beam need space for sweeping dump shielding (higher E) O(few 109) Ks O(1000) KLrarrπ0νν events

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

(Some more) experimental issuesHigh-intensity beams target halo collimation sweeping neutron absorber collimator scattering secondary productionhellip

Energy choice K yield nγπhyperon yield K survival (separated beams) resolutions and veto capability interactions acceptancehellip

Rates in detectors (E781 20 MHzm2 HyperCP 30 MHzm2 CKM-1 50 MHz)

DAQ live-time monitoringstatistics

E949 2E12 K dec 700 MeVc DC-sep (πK=3) E787 5E12 K dec 700 MeVc DC-sep (πK=4) NA482 2E11 K dec 60 GeVc unsep (πK=10) KTeV gt2E11 KL dec 100 GeVcKOPIO 1E14 KL dec 700 MeVcE391a 2E11 KL dec 2 GeVcJ-PARC KL 4E14 KL dec 2 GeVc

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Thirsty for flux

bullSensitivity

bullTighter cuts to control background (pencil beam)

bullAbsorber for n targeting angle choice (at 16p angle nK x16 for K yield x06)

bullOther approaches Dalitz plot time-interference analysis polarizations

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Example polarization measurements

Diwan et alPRD 65 (2002) 054020

In the case of KLrarrπ0μ+μndash

longitudinal μ polarization (P-odd) is non-zero only in

presence of direct CPV

Single-muon polarization measurement is sufficient

large effects

This helps reducing background and

disentangling amplitude components at some

price on statistics

Longitudinal μ+ polarization

in K rest frame

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Outlook more fundamental physics with K

bullImportance of K in shaping the SM well known

bullThe increase in flux availability led to beyond-state-of-the-art experiments

bullFlavour physics least understood part of SM rather unique access to SM or NP couplings before the LC era (the high-precision frontier)

bullFlux (not only) required for sensitivity ancillary measurements background suppressions (also improvement in techniques rate handlinghellip)

bullExistence of clean decay modes stimulated world-wide efforts in an active and strong community with several generations of experience

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

ConclusionsA few things are clear

The information to be gained from rare K decays is not going to be exhausted with the arrival of LHC

Itrsquos not going to be complete by then either

The focus is on SD precision rare decays (experiments starting now) These experiments are hard enough that they will require double-checks and complementary approaches

The quality of the data is as important as the statistics higher fluxes are crucial for control of backgrounds and systematics

A high-intensity (MWs tens of GeV slow extracted) p machine would give an excellent (unique) opportunity to extract all the rich information available from K decays

Sinergies with neutrino physics program

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Spare slides

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

KLOE at Frascati

DAΦNE φ-factory e+e-Low luminosity at start constantly improvingPeak luminosity 81031 cm-2 s-1 in 2002Goal 51032 cm-2 s-1 500 pb-1 (15 109 ) collected until 2002

Currently running

Good prospects for KS interferometry

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

KS decays CPVSearch for KS 30 interf KL-KS at hadron machines or Φ factories

BR(KS30) lt 310-7 (90 CL)

Not yet reached indirect CP violation

SM expectation 310-9

(NA481 prel)

m(K0) m(K0) = (17 42) 10-19 GeVc2

Dominates indirect CPT violation limits

S = (-2 9 6) 10-3

KS charge asymmetry (KLOE prel)

( plusmn 410-3 still far from CPT test)

Semileptonic KS decays (KLOE prel 170 pb-

1)BR(KSeν) = (709 007 008) 10-4

BR(KS30) lt 2110-7 (90 CL) (KLOE prel 450 pb-1 4 ev 32 bkg)

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

RF-separated beam in preparation at U-70 PS15 GeVc K+ or K- (alternated) detector from ISTRA+ GAMSAsymmetries of Dalitz plot slopes in 3 decays at O(1 10-4)T-odd correlations search for New Physics in Kl2 decays

2003 12 beam line cryogenics slow extraction of 131013 pppFirst physics run in 2005

K decays OKA Protvino

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

J-PARC Tokai

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

J-PARCRequested beam lines

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

K at J-PARC

KL follow-up of KEK-E391a100 MHz pencil beam (accidentals rate x500) acceptance ~ 16 high energy (flux resolution acceptance veto efficiency) New calorimeters (CeF3 ) and DAQGoal gt100 SM events (SES 3middot10-14 max limit) in 3 years (2middot1015 KL)

K+ BNL stopped-K technique Low energy (600-800 MeVc) DC-separated (Kπ gt3) beamDecays at rest (gt25 stop)Incremental upgrade (x4) of detector new spectrometerGoal gt50 SM events in 3 years (SES 210-12 E9495)

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

ΔS=1

ΔB=2

Comparing K and B

Comparing Vtd from K+ + and

ΔM(Bd) ΔM(Bs)

Comparing β from BR(KL 0) BR(K+ +) and A(BdJψK0)

Constraints from B and K physics (10 BR measurements)

bullErrors on Vtd better from B

bullErrors on sin2 similar to B- factories

bullError on t better from KA Buras hep-ph9905437

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

3 contributions to these decays

KL 0ℓ+ℓ-

KTeV limits (90 CL) BR(KL 0e+e-) lt 2810-10

BR(KL 0+-) lt 3810-10

bull CP-allowed not predictedderived from KL 0γγ (NA48 KTeV)

bull Indirect CP violation not predictedmeasured by KS 0ℓ+ℓ- (NA481)

bull Direct CP violation predicted in terms of CKM phase

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

KL 0ℓ+ℓ-

Isidori et al hep-ph0404127bullKL measurements CP-allowed contribution is small

bullKS measurements indirect CP-violating term dominates

bullSensitivity of BR to CKM phase depends on the (unmeasurable) relative sign of the two CP-violating termsTheoretical predictions constructive interferenceBR(KL 0e+e-)CPV times 1012 asymp 17 (ind) plusmn 9 (interf) + 4 (dir)

BR(KL 0μ+μ-)CPV times 1012 asymp 8 (ind) plusmn 3 (interf) + 2 (dir)

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Future projects and goals

Main focus on the measurement of ultra-rare

decaystheoretically clean highly sensitive complementary

to B

Also T-violation searches

CP asymmetries in charged K

Page 4: K physics at a  high-intensity future machine

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Kaon decays map1 CP CPT measurements (well known decays)

Kplusmnrarr πplusmnπplusmnπplusmn Kplusmnrarr πplusmnπ0π0 Kplusmnrarr πplusmnπ0γ KSrarr3π0 KSrarrπℓν +ndash 00

2 Long-distance modes (tests of low-energy effective th) Kplusmnrarrπplusmnℓ+ℓndash KLrarrℓ+ℓndash

3 ldquoNew physicsrdquo decays (SM = 0)LFV (KL rarr μe KLKplusmn rarr πμe)

4 Precision measurements (SM = small NP window)Transverse μ polarization (K+ rarr πμν K+ rarr μνγ)

5 Short-distance modes (SM = precise)KLrarrπ0ℓ+ℓndash KLrarrπ0νν Kplusmnrarrπplusmnνν

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

1 CP CPT violationbullNew (direct) CP asymmetries [NA482 OKA starting 2005]Krarr3π slopes and Krarrππγ spectra SM level (10-5)

bullNew CP violation KSrarr3π0 at hadron machines with KS-KL interference close to target (see NA481) KSrarrπ+πndashπ0 (Dalitz plot analysis)

bullCPT test at Planck scale (~1019 GeV)Compare +ndash to SW asymp (ε) at very high precision [CPT proposal 25 GeV] Need +ndash at 005deg and (ε) from precise ancillary measurements (semileptonics 3π Δm τS interf close to target) KTeV-1997 +ndash - SW = (061 plusmn 062 plusmn 101)deg 00 - +ndash = (039 plusmn 022 plusmn 045)degSyst limited acceptance regeneration physics π0π0 reconstrPure beam flux calorimetry vacuum interference (5-20 τS) ie pure K0K0 shielding Also Bell-Steinberger CPT test CPV in KLrarrπ+πndashγAmbitious wide-ranging project

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

3 Lepton-flavour violationStringent limits reached

Further progress hindered by fluxes but also backgrounds

No longer very competitive with μ system (but complementary)

Byproducts limits on direct decays to exotic (s-)particles Higgs

No new experiments planned

KLrarrμe

A-exchange

P-exchange

New results still expected from high-flux experiments

Decay mode

BR limit (90 CL)

K+ ++endash 28 10ndash11

K+ +ndashe+ 52 10ndash10

K+ ndashe+e+ 64 10ndash10

K+ ndash++ 30 10ndash9

K+ ndash+e+ 50 10ndash10

KL e 47 10ndash12

KL ee 412 10ndash11

KL 0e 62 10ndash9

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

4 PT measurements

PT() = (-17 23 11) 10-

3Also 105 decays (complementary sensitivity to New Physics higher FSI)

PT() in 3-body decays (T-odd correlation) Tiny (10-6) FSI (EM) in SM sensitive to New PhysicsStopped K experiments systematics from detector mis-alignment magnetic fields asymmetries and (large) in-plane polarization

bullJ-PARC LoI Stopped K+ 107 K+s (1 year) 600-700 MeVc plusmn 2 2-stage DC-separated Goal lt 10-4 on PT

bullThere was a BNL proposal for 10-4 on PT with decay in-flight from 2 GeV separated beam

Window of opportunity open Difficult systematics hard to extrapolate more than x10

KEK-E246 (1996-98 8middot106 decays)

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

5 K ℓℓExperimental problemsBR 10-11 few (or no) kinematic constraints backgrounds with BR x 107

Dedicated experiments required

KL 0e+e (37 plusmn 10) middot10-11 (CPVdir 1-2 middot10-11)

lt 28 middot10-10

(FNAL KTeV)CPC+CPV eeγγ bkg3 ev (205 bkg)

KL 0μ+μ (15 plusmn 03) middot 10-11 (CPVdir 1-5middot10-12)

lt 38 middot10-10

(FNAL KTeV)CPC+CPV2 ev (087 bkg)

K+ + (80 plusmn 10) middot 10-11 (at 7) No CP

147+130ndash089 middot 10-

10 (BNL E787+E949)

Dedicated expt3 evt (bkg 045)

KL 0 (30 plusmn 06) middot 10-11 (at 2)

lt 59 middot10-7 (KTeV Dalitz decay)

Pure CPV dirldquoNothing to nothingrdquo

Phenomenological

advantageswell known

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

ε εrsquo

Unitarity triangle from K

In some cases (π0ℓ+ℓndash) precision ancillary measurements required to fully extract the

short-distance (CKM) information

BR asymp O(10-4 ndash 10-9)

BR asymp O(10-

11)

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Aside a super-DaФneKLOE at Frascati reached L = 1032 cm-2 s-1 Need 10-20 fb-1 (exp 2 fb-1 in 2004) for significant improvement on KSrarrπ0ℓ+ℓndash (non-optimal acceptance)

Can a high-luminosity -factory contribute (tagged K known momentum)

[Workshop on e+e- in the 1-2 GeV range (Sett 2003)][F Bossi et al EPJ C6 (1999) 109]

Required luminosity for πνν experiments 1035 cm-2 s-1(Assuming ldquorealisticrdquo detector and vetos)

Discussions for a future (5 years) -factory for KS physics Extrapolating known approaches L = 1033 to 1034 20-100 KSrarrπ0ℓ+ℓndash events can be collectedldquoConventionalrdquo 05 GeV (4π detector) or ldquoLarge crossing-anglerdquo 1 GeV (forward detector) options

Not on the horizon

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

SSL aaKBR 611732510)(2120

CPC (th 30 + KL rarr π0γγ)

CPV ind (KS rarr π0μ+μndash)

50

CPV dir 10 CPV int

25

SSL aaeeKBR 2642715310)(2120

CPC (th +

KL rarr π0γγ)

CPV ind (KS rarr π0e+endash)

50

CPV dir 8

CPV int 25

bullError dominated by CPVind need several 100s KSrarrπ0ℓ+ℓndash (and improvement in theory)

bullSign of interference term crucial only from theory (positive favoured)

bullBackground subtraction will be an issue irreducible γγℓ+ℓndash at 15middot104 and 8middot102 hard to reduce below signal Tight cuts rarr acceptance rarr flux

bullee mode requires very good πe separation more material (TRD) μμ mode might turn out to be easier (also more handles small CPC in low mass region )

bullWith very high fluxes more approaches are available Dalitz plot analysis time evolution (interference) or polarization analysis (μ mode) O(1014 K)

260210081

Sa (NA48)

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

K+ + BR(SM) ~ 10-10 (3 events)Theoretical uncertainty ~ 7(going down to 2 )

Background from K and beam no kinematic constraints Suppression 1011 limited by physical processes Redundancy particle ID kinematics vacuum live-time VETO

bullStopped K+ approach has limits (stop fraction slow PID solid angle π scatter vetoing)

bullIn-flight approach (new) needs pK measurement no scattering faster better vetoing)

CERN

J-PARCCKM-2

Will have some 10s of events

Proposed

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

KL 0

Model independent bound

ldquoDirectrdquo CP-violatingBR ~ 310-11 (or NP) (limit 59middot10-7 bound 17middot10-9)Theoretical uncertainty ~ 1-2

Background from 00γγ mode n flux hyperons vacuum material live-time Very few handles missing pT VETO

bullKOPIO approach (40 events) bullKAMI-(KEK)-JPARC approach large acceptance pencil beam (flux) rate (100-1000 events)Several options (DC energy barrel detectionhellip

Will have few 10s of events

KLOD (Protvino)

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

New projects startingproposedTps MKs

KL KOPIO (BNL) 2010+ on track 14 33

KL (J-PARC) 2008++ (beam line accidentals)

60 320

KL KLOD (Protvino)

2007+ 11 9

K+ (CERN) After RampD 2009+ (tracking)

02 9

K+ CKM-2 (FNAL) Re-design 2009+ (tracking veto)

2 3()

K+ (J-PARC) 2008+ (improvements)

23 23

K+ OKA (Protvino) 2005+ (Krarr3π) 11 06

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Future scenarios Experiment the coming generation of experiments will

reach the 10-100 SM events level for πνν decays

Theory existing precision data on K system will become quantitative checks of SM (or constraints to NP) Precision on πℓℓ decays will improve to 1-2-5

(a) K in agreement with SM for both modes 1 order of magnitude to go to close the window for NP

(b) K in disagreement with SM precision measurement O(1000) access to form factor other kinematical regions Dalitz plot time-interference Krarrπℓ+ℓndash

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Future scenarios

Impact on unitarity triangle

Buras et al hep-ph0405132

10201x

5201xx

Now

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Future machinesA high intensity p driver (gt1014 ppp) would be very valuable

for ldquoultimaterdquo K measurements Sinergies with neutrino physics With LHC injectors

upgradeEnergy in the tens of GeV range slow extraction (high DC)

Intense K+ beam Kplusmn CP asymmetriesIntense K+ RF-separated beam K+ + Tertiary K0 beam CPT tests at Planck scale (K phases)Intense KL beam KL 0 KL 0e+e- KL 0μ+μ- (with several handles) diverse program

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Remember KAON at TRIUMFThe ultimate kaon (+ much more) machine1985-1993 RIP

30 GeV - 3MW - 100 μA625 Tps

2 RCS + 3 SR450 MeV rarr 3 GeV rarr 30 GeV + stretcher ring

6 K+ beams 05-21 GeVc1-6 Δpp(06-37) middot 108 K+s

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

J-PARC at Tokai phase 2Phase I 30 GeV 075 MW9 μA 21014 pspill60 Tps07s342 s (DC 20 )

Start physics 2008

Phase II 50 GeV 4 MW15 μA 331014 pspill94 Tps

Better DC required (otherwise ltIgt = 6xAGS but I = 15xAGS) 5 HEP kaon physics LoI

KL 0 K+ + T-violation BR(K+) Ke3

2 kaon lines initially foreseen 08 - 11 GeV K+ and 2 GeVc KL ()

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

High-intensity upgrades

FNAL 1 MW8 GeV p LINAC

5 x MI flux 120 GeV55 Tps

BNL 02 MWMore booster cycles AGS x

17+ accumulator ring AGS x 34

34-60 Tps

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Kaon production

For indicative purposesMaximum kaon yield per given

power at 30-100 GeV

(Of course several other crucial issues for energy choice)

G Kalmus CERN-TH2001-75

Constant kaon yield

Constant beam power

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

A new proton driverAssume 4 MW accelerator + stretcher ring

Unseparated (πK ~ 10) 30 GeV (75 GeV K) 133μA (830 Tps 20xAGS) 120 GeV (30 GeV K) 33μA (210 Tps 7xMI) 400 GeV (100 GeV K) 10μA (63 Tps 9xSPS)

RF-separated (pK lt 50 GeV O(70) purity)50 GeV machine maximum K+ yield at 12 GeV (048 K+pGeVsr)

Target efficiency 40

Beam momentum 12 GeVc plusmn 1

Beam acceptance 75 μsr

Separator acceptance 50

Duty cycle 30

K+year (107 s) 26 middot 1015

K+ decaysyear (in 30m) 6 middot 1014

3middot108 K+sWith 2 acceptanceeff

1000 K+ rarr πνν eventsyear

(BR at 3 ultimate)

with beam rate 12 GHz

O(few 1010) K+s

THz beams

Ballpark numbers

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

New K beamsMaximum K+ yield at fixed beam momentum p pKp = 023

Naively fixing this beam power and geometry NK = Φ(p) σ(p) Ω(p) (1p) p2 (1p) for unsep beam (1p) p2 (1p4) for sep beam(moreover decays in fixed volume 1p)

1 Intense K+ beam

2 RF-separation needed at high intensities for measurements requiring kaon tracking low energy (pK=30 GeV survival lt 04) compromise with exp technique

3 Production of pure K0 (interference experiments) by charge-exchange at 0ordm (same p and Δpp 80μb CEX cross-section factor ~ 10-3) narrow band or separated () K+ beam

4 Neutral broad band beam need space for sweeping dump shielding (higher E) O(few 109) Ks O(1000) KLrarrπ0νν events

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

(Some more) experimental issuesHigh-intensity beams target halo collimation sweeping neutron absorber collimator scattering secondary productionhellip

Energy choice K yield nγπhyperon yield K survival (separated beams) resolutions and veto capability interactions acceptancehellip

Rates in detectors (E781 20 MHzm2 HyperCP 30 MHzm2 CKM-1 50 MHz)

DAQ live-time monitoringstatistics

E949 2E12 K dec 700 MeVc DC-sep (πK=3) E787 5E12 K dec 700 MeVc DC-sep (πK=4) NA482 2E11 K dec 60 GeVc unsep (πK=10) KTeV gt2E11 KL dec 100 GeVcKOPIO 1E14 KL dec 700 MeVcE391a 2E11 KL dec 2 GeVcJ-PARC KL 4E14 KL dec 2 GeVc

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Thirsty for flux

bullSensitivity

bullTighter cuts to control background (pencil beam)

bullAbsorber for n targeting angle choice (at 16p angle nK x16 for K yield x06)

bullOther approaches Dalitz plot time-interference analysis polarizations

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Example polarization measurements

Diwan et alPRD 65 (2002) 054020

In the case of KLrarrπ0μ+μndash

longitudinal μ polarization (P-odd) is non-zero only in

presence of direct CPV

Single-muon polarization measurement is sufficient

large effects

This helps reducing background and

disentangling amplitude components at some

price on statistics

Longitudinal μ+ polarization

in K rest frame

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Outlook more fundamental physics with K

bullImportance of K in shaping the SM well known

bullThe increase in flux availability led to beyond-state-of-the-art experiments

bullFlavour physics least understood part of SM rather unique access to SM or NP couplings before the LC era (the high-precision frontier)

bullFlux (not only) required for sensitivity ancillary measurements background suppressions (also improvement in techniques rate handlinghellip)

bullExistence of clean decay modes stimulated world-wide efforts in an active and strong community with several generations of experience

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

ConclusionsA few things are clear

The information to be gained from rare K decays is not going to be exhausted with the arrival of LHC

Itrsquos not going to be complete by then either

The focus is on SD precision rare decays (experiments starting now) These experiments are hard enough that they will require double-checks and complementary approaches

The quality of the data is as important as the statistics higher fluxes are crucial for control of backgrounds and systematics

A high-intensity (MWs tens of GeV slow extracted) p machine would give an excellent (unique) opportunity to extract all the rich information available from K decays

Sinergies with neutrino physics program

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Spare slides

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

KLOE at Frascati

DAΦNE φ-factory e+e-Low luminosity at start constantly improvingPeak luminosity 81031 cm-2 s-1 in 2002Goal 51032 cm-2 s-1 500 pb-1 (15 109 ) collected until 2002

Currently running

Good prospects for KS interferometry

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

KS decays CPVSearch for KS 30 interf KL-KS at hadron machines or Φ factories

BR(KS30) lt 310-7 (90 CL)

Not yet reached indirect CP violation

SM expectation 310-9

(NA481 prel)

m(K0) m(K0) = (17 42) 10-19 GeVc2

Dominates indirect CPT violation limits

S = (-2 9 6) 10-3

KS charge asymmetry (KLOE prel)

( plusmn 410-3 still far from CPT test)

Semileptonic KS decays (KLOE prel 170 pb-

1)BR(KSeν) = (709 007 008) 10-4

BR(KS30) lt 2110-7 (90 CL) (KLOE prel 450 pb-1 4 ev 32 bkg)

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

RF-separated beam in preparation at U-70 PS15 GeVc K+ or K- (alternated) detector from ISTRA+ GAMSAsymmetries of Dalitz plot slopes in 3 decays at O(1 10-4)T-odd correlations search for New Physics in Kl2 decays

2003 12 beam line cryogenics slow extraction of 131013 pppFirst physics run in 2005

K decays OKA Protvino

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

J-PARC Tokai

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

J-PARCRequested beam lines

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

K at J-PARC

KL follow-up of KEK-E391a100 MHz pencil beam (accidentals rate x500) acceptance ~ 16 high energy (flux resolution acceptance veto efficiency) New calorimeters (CeF3 ) and DAQGoal gt100 SM events (SES 3middot10-14 max limit) in 3 years (2middot1015 KL)

K+ BNL stopped-K technique Low energy (600-800 MeVc) DC-separated (Kπ gt3) beamDecays at rest (gt25 stop)Incremental upgrade (x4) of detector new spectrometerGoal gt50 SM events in 3 years (SES 210-12 E9495)

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

ΔS=1

ΔB=2

Comparing K and B

Comparing Vtd from K+ + and

ΔM(Bd) ΔM(Bs)

Comparing β from BR(KL 0) BR(K+ +) and A(BdJψK0)

Constraints from B and K physics (10 BR measurements)

bullErrors on Vtd better from B

bullErrors on sin2 similar to B- factories

bullError on t better from KA Buras hep-ph9905437

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

3 contributions to these decays

KL 0ℓ+ℓ-

KTeV limits (90 CL) BR(KL 0e+e-) lt 2810-10

BR(KL 0+-) lt 3810-10

bull CP-allowed not predictedderived from KL 0γγ (NA48 KTeV)

bull Indirect CP violation not predictedmeasured by KS 0ℓ+ℓ- (NA481)

bull Direct CP violation predicted in terms of CKM phase

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

KL 0ℓ+ℓ-

Isidori et al hep-ph0404127bullKL measurements CP-allowed contribution is small

bullKS measurements indirect CP-violating term dominates

bullSensitivity of BR to CKM phase depends on the (unmeasurable) relative sign of the two CP-violating termsTheoretical predictions constructive interferenceBR(KL 0e+e-)CPV times 1012 asymp 17 (ind) plusmn 9 (interf) + 4 (dir)

BR(KL 0μ+μ-)CPV times 1012 asymp 8 (ind) plusmn 3 (interf) + 2 (dir)

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Future projects and goals

Main focus on the measurement of ultra-rare

decaystheoretically clean highly sensitive complementary

to B

Also T-violation searches

CP asymmetries in charged K

Page 5: K physics at a  high-intensity future machine

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

1 CP CPT violationbullNew (direct) CP asymmetries [NA482 OKA starting 2005]Krarr3π slopes and Krarrππγ spectra SM level (10-5)

bullNew CP violation KSrarr3π0 at hadron machines with KS-KL interference close to target (see NA481) KSrarrπ+πndashπ0 (Dalitz plot analysis)

bullCPT test at Planck scale (~1019 GeV)Compare +ndash to SW asymp (ε) at very high precision [CPT proposal 25 GeV] Need +ndash at 005deg and (ε) from precise ancillary measurements (semileptonics 3π Δm τS interf close to target) KTeV-1997 +ndash - SW = (061 plusmn 062 plusmn 101)deg 00 - +ndash = (039 plusmn 022 plusmn 045)degSyst limited acceptance regeneration physics π0π0 reconstrPure beam flux calorimetry vacuum interference (5-20 τS) ie pure K0K0 shielding Also Bell-Steinberger CPT test CPV in KLrarrπ+πndashγAmbitious wide-ranging project

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

3 Lepton-flavour violationStringent limits reached

Further progress hindered by fluxes but also backgrounds

No longer very competitive with μ system (but complementary)

Byproducts limits on direct decays to exotic (s-)particles Higgs

No new experiments planned

KLrarrμe

A-exchange

P-exchange

New results still expected from high-flux experiments

Decay mode

BR limit (90 CL)

K+ ++endash 28 10ndash11

K+ +ndashe+ 52 10ndash10

K+ ndashe+e+ 64 10ndash10

K+ ndash++ 30 10ndash9

K+ ndash+e+ 50 10ndash10

KL e 47 10ndash12

KL ee 412 10ndash11

KL 0e 62 10ndash9

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

4 PT measurements

PT() = (-17 23 11) 10-

3Also 105 decays (complementary sensitivity to New Physics higher FSI)

PT() in 3-body decays (T-odd correlation) Tiny (10-6) FSI (EM) in SM sensitive to New PhysicsStopped K experiments systematics from detector mis-alignment magnetic fields asymmetries and (large) in-plane polarization

bullJ-PARC LoI Stopped K+ 107 K+s (1 year) 600-700 MeVc plusmn 2 2-stage DC-separated Goal lt 10-4 on PT

bullThere was a BNL proposal for 10-4 on PT with decay in-flight from 2 GeV separated beam

Window of opportunity open Difficult systematics hard to extrapolate more than x10

KEK-E246 (1996-98 8middot106 decays)

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

5 K ℓℓExperimental problemsBR 10-11 few (or no) kinematic constraints backgrounds with BR x 107

Dedicated experiments required

KL 0e+e (37 plusmn 10) middot10-11 (CPVdir 1-2 middot10-11)

lt 28 middot10-10

(FNAL KTeV)CPC+CPV eeγγ bkg3 ev (205 bkg)

KL 0μ+μ (15 plusmn 03) middot 10-11 (CPVdir 1-5middot10-12)

lt 38 middot10-10

(FNAL KTeV)CPC+CPV2 ev (087 bkg)

K+ + (80 plusmn 10) middot 10-11 (at 7) No CP

147+130ndash089 middot 10-

10 (BNL E787+E949)

Dedicated expt3 evt (bkg 045)

KL 0 (30 plusmn 06) middot 10-11 (at 2)

lt 59 middot10-7 (KTeV Dalitz decay)

Pure CPV dirldquoNothing to nothingrdquo

Phenomenological

advantageswell known

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

ε εrsquo

Unitarity triangle from K

In some cases (π0ℓ+ℓndash) precision ancillary measurements required to fully extract the

short-distance (CKM) information

BR asymp O(10-4 ndash 10-9)

BR asymp O(10-

11)

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Aside a super-DaФneKLOE at Frascati reached L = 1032 cm-2 s-1 Need 10-20 fb-1 (exp 2 fb-1 in 2004) for significant improvement on KSrarrπ0ℓ+ℓndash (non-optimal acceptance)

Can a high-luminosity -factory contribute (tagged K known momentum)

[Workshop on e+e- in the 1-2 GeV range (Sett 2003)][F Bossi et al EPJ C6 (1999) 109]

Required luminosity for πνν experiments 1035 cm-2 s-1(Assuming ldquorealisticrdquo detector and vetos)

Discussions for a future (5 years) -factory for KS physics Extrapolating known approaches L = 1033 to 1034 20-100 KSrarrπ0ℓ+ℓndash events can be collectedldquoConventionalrdquo 05 GeV (4π detector) or ldquoLarge crossing-anglerdquo 1 GeV (forward detector) options

Not on the horizon

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

SSL aaKBR 611732510)(2120

CPC (th 30 + KL rarr π0γγ)

CPV ind (KS rarr π0μ+μndash)

50

CPV dir 10 CPV int

25

SSL aaeeKBR 2642715310)(2120

CPC (th +

KL rarr π0γγ)

CPV ind (KS rarr π0e+endash)

50

CPV dir 8

CPV int 25

bullError dominated by CPVind need several 100s KSrarrπ0ℓ+ℓndash (and improvement in theory)

bullSign of interference term crucial only from theory (positive favoured)

bullBackground subtraction will be an issue irreducible γγℓ+ℓndash at 15middot104 and 8middot102 hard to reduce below signal Tight cuts rarr acceptance rarr flux

bullee mode requires very good πe separation more material (TRD) μμ mode might turn out to be easier (also more handles small CPC in low mass region )

bullWith very high fluxes more approaches are available Dalitz plot analysis time evolution (interference) or polarization analysis (μ mode) O(1014 K)

260210081

Sa (NA48)

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

K+ + BR(SM) ~ 10-10 (3 events)Theoretical uncertainty ~ 7(going down to 2 )

Background from K and beam no kinematic constraints Suppression 1011 limited by physical processes Redundancy particle ID kinematics vacuum live-time VETO

bullStopped K+ approach has limits (stop fraction slow PID solid angle π scatter vetoing)

bullIn-flight approach (new) needs pK measurement no scattering faster better vetoing)

CERN

J-PARCCKM-2

Will have some 10s of events

Proposed

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

KL 0

Model independent bound

ldquoDirectrdquo CP-violatingBR ~ 310-11 (or NP) (limit 59middot10-7 bound 17middot10-9)Theoretical uncertainty ~ 1-2

Background from 00γγ mode n flux hyperons vacuum material live-time Very few handles missing pT VETO

bullKOPIO approach (40 events) bullKAMI-(KEK)-JPARC approach large acceptance pencil beam (flux) rate (100-1000 events)Several options (DC energy barrel detectionhellip

Will have few 10s of events

KLOD (Protvino)

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

New projects startingproposedTps MKs

KL KOPIO (BNL) 2010+ on track 14 33

KL (J-PARC) 2008++ (beam line accidentals)

60 320

KL KLOD (Protvino)

2007+ 11 9

K+ (CERN) After RampD 2009+ (tracking)

02 9

K+ CKM-2 (FNAL) Re-design 2009+ (tracking veto)

2 3()

K+ (J-PARC) 2008+ (improvements)

23 23

K+ OKA (Protvino) 2005+ (Krarr3π) 11 06

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Future scenarios Experiment the coming generation of experiments will

reach the 10-100 SM events level for πνν decays

Theory existing precision data on K system will become quantitative checks of SM (or constraints to NP) Precision on πℓℓ decays will improve to 1-2-5

(a) K in agreement with SM for both modes 1 order of magnitude to go to close the window for NP

(b) K in disagreement with SM precision measurement O(1000) access to form factor other kinematical regions Dalitz plot time-interference Krarrπℓ+ℓndash

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Future scenarios

Impact on unitarity triangle

Buras et al hep-ph0405132

10201x

5201xx

Now

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Future machinesA high intensity p driver (gt1014 ppp) would be very valuable

for ldquoultimaterdquo K measurements Sinergies with neutrino physics With LHC injectors

upgradeEnergy in the tens of GeV range slow extraction (high DC)

Intense K+ beam Kplusmn CP asymmetriesIntense K+ RF-separated beam K+ + Tertiary K0 beam CPT tests at Planck scale (K phases)Intense KL beam KL 0 KL 0e+e- KL 0μ+μ- (with several handles) diverse program

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Remember KAON at TRIUMFThe ultimate kaon (+ much more) machine1985-1993 RIP

30 GeV - 3MW - 100 μA625 Tps

2 RCS + 3 SR450 MeV rarr 3 GeV rarr 30 GeV + stretcher ring

6 K+ beams 05-21 GeVc1-6 Δpp(06-37) middot 108 K+s

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

J-PARC at Tokai phase 2Phase I 30 GeV 075 MW9 μA 21014 pspill60 Tps07s342 s (DC 20 )

Start physics 2008

Phase II 50 GeV 4 MW15 μA 331014 pspill94 Tps

Better DC required (otherwise ltIgt = 6xAGS but I = 15xAGS) 5 HEP kaon physics LoI

KL 0 K+ + T-violation BR(K+) Ke3

2 kaon lines initially foreseen 08 - 11 GeV K+ and 2 GeVc KL ()

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

High-intensity upgrades

FNAL 1 MW8 GeV p LINAC

5 x MI flux 120 GeV55 Tps

BNL 02 MWMore booster cycles AGS x

17+ accumulator ring AGS x 34

34-60 Tps

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Kaon production

For indicative purposesMaximum kaon yield per given

power at 30-100 GeV

(Of course several other crucial issues for energy choice)

G Kalmus CERN-TH2001-75

Constant kaon yield

Constant beam power

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

A new proton driverAssume 4 MW accelerator + stretcher ring

Unseparated (πK ~ 10) 30 GeV (75 GeV K) 133μA (830 Tps 20xAGS) 120 GeV (30 GeV K) 33μA (210 Tps 7xMI) 400 GeV (100 GeV K) 10μA (63 Tps 9xSPS)

RF-separated (pK lt 50 GeV O(70) purity)50 GeV machine maximum K+ yield at 12 GeV (048 K+pGeVsr)

Target efficiency 40

Beam momentum 12 GeVc plusmn 1

Beam acceptance 75 μsr

Separator acceptance 50

Duty cycle 30

K+year (107 s) 26 middot 1015

K+ decaysyear (in 30m) 6 middot 1014

3middot108 K+sWith 2 acceptanceeff

1000 K+ rarr πνν eventsyear

(BR at 3 ultimate)

with beam rate 12 GHz

O(few 1010) K+s

THz beams

Ballpark numbers

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

New K beamsMaximum K+ yield at fixed beam momentum p pKp = 023

Naively fixing this beam power and geometry NK = Φ(p) σ(p) Ω(p) (1p) p2 (1p) for unsep beam (1p) p2 (1p4) for sep beam(moreover decays in fixed volume 1p)

1 Intense K+ beam

2 RF-separation needed at high intensities for measurements requiring kaon tracking low energy (pK=30 GeV survival lt 04) compromise with exp technique

3 Production of pure K0 (interference experiments) by charge-exchange at 0ordm (same p and Δpp 80μb CEX cross-section factor ~ 10-3) narrow band or separated () K+ beam

4 Neutral broad band beam need space for sweeping dump shielding (higher E) O(few 109) Ks O(1000) KLrarrπ0νν events

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

(Some more) experimental issuesHigh-intensity beams target halo collimation sweeping neutron absorber collimator scattering secondary productionhellip

Energy choice K yield nγπhyperon yield K survival (separated beams) resolutions and veto capability interactions acceptancehellip

Rates in detectors (E781 20 MHzm2 HyperCP 30 MHzm2 CKM-1 50 MHz)

DAQ live-time monitoringstatistics

E949 2E12 K dec 700 MeVc DC-sep (πK=3) E787 5E12 K dec 700 MeVc DC-sep (πK=4) NA482 2E11 K dec 60 GeVc unsep (πK=10) KTeV gt2E11 KL dec 100 GeVcKOPIO 1E14 KL dec 700 MeVcE391a 2E11 KL dec 2 GeVcJ-PARC KL 4E14 KL dec 2 GeVc

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Thirsty for flux

bullSensitivity

bullTighter cuts to control background (pencil beam)

bullAbsorber for n targeting angle choice (at 16p angle nK x16 for K yield x06)

bullOther approaches Dalitz plot time-interference analysis polarizations

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Example polarization measurements

Diwan et alPRD 65 (2002) 054020

In the case of KLrarrπ0μ+μndash

longitudinal μ polarization (P-odd) is non-zero only in

presence of direct CPV

Single-muon polarization measurement is sufficient

large effects

This helps reducing background and

disentangling amplitude components at some

price on statistics

Longitudinal μ+ polarization

in K rest frame

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Outlook more fundamental physics with K

bullImportance of K in shaping the SM well known

bullThe increase in flux availability led to beyond-state-of-the-art experiments

bullFlavour physics least understood part of SM rather unique access to SM or NP couplings before the LC era (the high-precision frontier)

bullFlux (not only) required for sensitivity ancillary measurements background suppressions (also improvement in techniques rate handlinghellip)

bullExistence of clean decay modes stimulated world-wide efforts in an active and strong community with several generations of experience

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

ConclusionsA few things are clear

The information to be gained from rare K decays is not going to be exhausted with the arrival of LHC

Itrsquos not going to be complete by then either

The focus is on SD precision rare decays (experiments starting now) These experiments are hard enough that they will require double-checks and complementary approaches

The quality of the data is as important as the statistics higher fluxes are crucial for control of backgrounds and systematics

A high-intensity (MWs tens of GeV slow extracted) p machine would give an excellent (unique) opportunity to extract all the rich information available from K decays

Sinergies with neutrino physics program

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Spare slides

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

KLOE at Frascati

DAΦNE φ-factory e+e-Low luminosity at start constantly improvingPeak luminosity 81031 cm-2 s-1 in 2002Goal 51032 cm-2 s-1 500 pb-1 (15 109 ) collected until 2002

Currently running

Good prospects for KS interferometry

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

KS decays CPVSearch for KS 30 interf KL-KS at hadron machines or Φ factories

BR(KS30) lt 310-7 (90 CL)

Not yet reached indirect CP violation

SM expectation 310-9

(NA481 prel)

m(K0) m(K0) = (17 42) 10-19 GeVc2

Dominates indirect CPT violation limits

S = (-2 9 6) 10-3

KS charge asymmetry (KLOE prel)

( plusmn 410-3 still far from CPT test)

Semileptonic KS decays (KLOE prel 170 pb-

1)BR(KSeν) = (709 007 008) 10-4

BR(KS30) lt 2110-7 (90 CL) (KLOE prel 450 pb-1 4 ev 32 bkg)

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

RF-separated beam in preparation at U-70 PS15 GeVc K+ or K- (alternated) detector from ISTRA+ GAMSAsymmetries of Dalitz plot slopes in 3 decays at O(1 10-4)T-odd correlations search for New Physics in Kl2 decays

2003 12 beam line cryogenics slow extraction of 131013 pppFirst physics run in 2005

K decays OKA Protvino

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

J-PARC Tokai

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

J-PARCRequested beam lines

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

K at J-PARC

KL follow-up of KEK-E391a100 MHz pencil beam (accidentals rate x500) acceptance ~ 16 high energy (flux resolution acceptance veto efficiency) New calorimeters (CeF3 ) and DAQGoal gt100 SM events (SES 3middot10-14 max limit) in 3 years (2middot1015 KL)

K+ BNL stopped-K technique Low energy (600-800 MeVc) DC-separated (Kπ gt3) beamDecays at rest (gt25 stop)Incremental upgrade (x4) of detector new spectrometerGoal gt50 SM events in 3 years (SES 210-12 E9495)

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

ΔS=1

ΔB=2

Comparing K and B

Comparing Vtd from K+ + and

ΔM(Bd) ΔM(Bs)

Comparing β from BR(KL 0) BR(K+ +) and A(BdJψK0)

Constraints from B and K physics (10 BR measurements)

bullErrors on Vtd better from B

bullErrors on sin2 similar to B- factories

bullError on t better from KA Buras hep-ph9905437

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

3 contributions to these decays

KL 0ℓ+ℓ-

KTeV limits (90 CL) BR(KL 0e+e-) lt 2810-10

BR(KL 0+-) lt 3810-10

bull CP-allowed not predictedderived from KL 0γγ (NA48 KTeV)

bull Indirect CP violation not predictedmeasured by KS 0ℓ+ℓ- (NA481)

bull Direct CP violation predicted in terms of CKM phase

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

KL 0ℓ+ℓ-

Isidori et al hep-ph0404127bullKL measurements CP-allowed contribution is small

bullKS measurements indirect CP-violating term dominates

bullSensitivity of BR to CKM phase depends on the (unmeasurable) relative sign of the two CP-violating termsTheoretical predictions constructive interferenceBR(KL 0e+e-)CPV times 1012 asymp 17 (ind) plusmn 9 (interf) + 4 (dir)

BR(KL 0μ+μ-)CPV times 1012 asymp 8 (ind) plusmn 3 (interf) + 2 (dir)

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Future projects and goals

Main focus on the measurement of ultra-rare

decaystheoretically clean highly sensitive complementary

to B

Also T-violation searches

CP asymmetries in charged K

Page 6: K physics at a  high-intensity future machine

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

3 Lepton-flavour violationStringent limits reached

Further progress hindered by fluxes but also backgrounds

No longer very competitive with μ system (but complementary)

Byproducts limits on direct decays to exotic (s-)particles Higgs

No new experiments planned

KLrarrμe

A-exchange

P-exchange

New results still expected from high-flux experiments

Decay mode

BR limit (90 CL)

K+ ++endash 28 10ndash11

K+ +ndashe+ 52 10ndash10

K+ ndashe+e+ 64 10ndash10

K+ ndash++ 30 10ndash9

K+ ndash+e+ 50 10ndash10

KL e 47 10ndash12

KL ee 412 10ndash11

KL 0e 62 10ndash9

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

4 PT measurements

PT() = (-17 23 11) 10-

3Also 105 decays (complementary sensitivity to New Physics higher FSI)

PT() in 3-body decays (T-odd correlation) Tiny (10-6) FSI (EM) in SM sensitive to New PhysicsStopped K experiments systematics from detector mis-alignment magnetic fields asymmetries and (large) in-plane polarization

bullJ-PARC LoI Stopped K+ 107 K+s (1 year) 600-700 MeVc plusmn 2 2-stage DC-separated Goal lt 10-4 on PT

bullThere was a BNL proposal for 10-4 on PT with decay in-flight from 2 GeV separated beam

Window of opportunity open Difficult systematics hard to extrapolate more than x10

KEK-E246 (1996-98 8middot106 decays)

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

5 K ℓℓExperimental problemsBR 10-11 few (or no) kinematic constraints backgrounds with BR x 107

Dedicated experiments required

KL 0e+e (37 plusmn 10) middot10-11 (CPVdir 1-2 middot10-11)

lt 28 middot10-10

(FNAL KTeV)CPC+CPV eeγγ bkg3 ev (205 bkg)

KL 0μ+μ (15 plusmn 03) middot 10-11 (CPVdir 1-5middot10-12)

lt 38 middot10-10

(FNAL KTeV)CPC+CPV2 ev (087 bkg)

K+ + (80 plusmn 10) middot 10-11 (at 7) No CP

147+130ndash089 middot 10-

10 (BNL E787+E949)

Dedicated expt3 evt (bkg 045)

KL 0 (30 plusmn 06) middot 10-11 (at 2)

lt 59 middot10-7 (KTeV Dalitz decay)

Pure CPV dirldquoNothing to nothingrdquo

Phenomenological

advantageswell known

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

ε εrsquo

Unitarity triangle from K

In some cases (π0ℓ+ℓndash) precision ancillary measurements required to fully extract the

short-distance (CKM) information

BR asymp O(10-4 ndash 10-9)

BR asymp O(10-

11)

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Aside a super-DaФneKLOE at Frascati reached L = 1032 cm-2 s-1 Need 10-20 fb-1 (exp 2 fb-1 in 2004) for significant improvement on KSrarrπ0ℓ+ℓndash (non-optimal acceptance)

Can a high-luminosity -factory contribute (tagged K known momentum)

[Workshop on e+e- in the 1-2 GeV range (Sett 2003)][F Bossi et al EPJ C6 (1999) 109]

Required luminosity for πνν experiments 1035 cm-2 s-1(Assuming ldquorealisticrdquo detector and vetos)

Discussions for a future (5 years) -factory for KS physics Extrapolating known approaches L = 1033 to 1034 20-100 KSrarrπ0ℓ+ℓndash events can be collectedldquoConventionalrdquo 05 GeV (4π detector) or ldquoLarge crossing-anglerdquo 1 GeV (forward detector) options

Not on the horizon

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

SSL aaKBR 611732510)(2120

CPC (th 30 + KL rarr π0γγ)

CPV ind (KS rarr π0μ+μndash)

50

CPV dir 10 CPV int

25

SSL aaeeKBR 2642715310)(2120

CPC (th +

KL rarr π0γγ)

CPV ind (KS rarr π0e+endash)

50

CPV dir 8

CPV int 25

bullError dominated by CPVind need several 100s KSrarrπ0ℓ+ℓndash (and improvement in theory)

bullSign of interference term crucial only from theory (positive favoured)

bullBackground subtraction will be an issue irreducible γγℓ+ℓndash at 15middot104 and 8middot102 hard to reduce below signal Tight cuts rarr acceptance rarr flux

bullee mode requires very good πe separation more material (TRD) μμ mode might turn out to be easier (also more handles small CPC in low mass region )

bullWith very high fluxes more approaches are available Dalitz plot analysis time evolution (interference) or polarization analysis (μ mode) O(1014 K)

260210081

Sa (NA48)

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

K+ + BR(SM) ~ 10-10 (3 events)Theoretical uncertainty ~ 7(going down to 2 )

Background from K and beam no kinematic constraints Suppression 1011 limited by physical processes Redundancy particle ID kinematics vacuum live-time VETO

bullStopped K+ approach has limits (stop fraction slow PID solid angle π scatter vetoing)

bullIn-flight approach (new) needs pK measurement no scattering faster better vetoing)

CERN

J-PARCCKM-2

Will have some 10s of events

Proposed

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

KL 0

Model independent bound

ldquoDirectrdquo CP-violatingBR ~ 310-11 (or NP) (limit 59middot10-7 bound 17middot10-9)Theoretical uncertainty ~ 1-2

Background from 00γγ mode n flux hyperons vacuum material live-time Very few handles missing pT VETO

bullKOPIO approach (40 events) bullKAMI-(KEK)-JPARC approach large acceptance pencil beam (flux) rate (100-1000 events)Several options (DC energy barrel detectionhellip

Will have few 10s of events

KLOD (Protvino)

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

New projects startingproposedTps MKs

KL KOPIO (BNL) 2010+ on track 14 33

KL (J-PARC) 2008++ (beam line accidentals)

60 320

KL KLOD (Protvino)

2007+ 11 9

K+ (CERN) After RampD 2009+ (tracking)

02 9

K+ CKM-2 (FNAL) Re-design 2009+ (tracking veto)

2 3()

K+ (J-PARC) 2008+ (improvements)

23 23

K+ OKA (Protvino) 2005+ (Krarr3π) 11 06

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Future scenarios Experiment the coming generation of experiments will

reach the 10-100 SM events level for πνν decays

Theory existing precision data on K system will become quantitative checks of SM (or constraints to NP) Precision on πℓℓ decays will improve to 1-2-5

(a) K in agreement with SM for both modes 1 order of magnitude to go to close the window for NP

(b) K in disagreement with SM precision measurement O(1000) access to form factor other kinematical regions Dalitz plot time-interference Krarrπℓ+ℓndash

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Future scenarios

Impact on unitarity triangle

Buras et al hep-ph0405132

10201x

5201xx

Now

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Future machinesA high intensity p driver (gt1014 ppp) would be very valuable

for ldquoultimaterdquo K measurements Sinergies with neutrino physics With LHC injectors

upgradeEnergy in the tens of GeV range slow extraction (high DC)

Intense K+ beam Kplusmn CP asymmetriesIntense K+ RF-separated beam K+ + Tertiary K0 beam CPT tests at Planck scale (K phases)Intense KL beam KL 0 KL 0e+e- KL 0μ+μ- (with several handles) diverse program

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Remember KAON at TRIUMFThe ultimate kaon (+ much more) machine1985-1993 RIP

30 GeV - 3MW - 100 μA625 Tps

2 RCS + 3 SR450 MeV rarr 3 GeV rarr 30 GeV + stretcher ring

6 K+ beams 05-21 GeVc1-6 Δpp(06-37) middot 108 K+s

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

J-PARC at Tokai phase 2Phase I 30 GeV 075 MW9 μA 21014 pspill60 Tps07s342 s (DC 20 )

Start physics 2008

Phase II 50 GeV 4 MW15 μA 331014 pspill94 Tps

Better DC required (otherwise ltIgt = 6xAGS but I = 15xAGS) 5 HEP kaon physics LoI

KL 0 K+ + T-violation BR(K+) Ke3

2 kaon lines initially foreseen 08 - 11 GeV K+ and 2 GeVc KL ()

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

High-intensity upgrades

FNAL 1 MW8 GeV p LINAC

5 x MI flux 120 GeV55 Tps

BNL 02 MWMore booster cycles AGS x

17+ accumulator ring AGS x 34

34-60 Tps

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Kaon production

For indicative purposesMaximum kaon yield per given

power at 30-100 GeV

(Of course several other crucial issues for energy choice)

G Kalmus CERN-TH2001-75

Constant kaon yield

Constant beam power

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

A new proton driverAssume 4 MW accelerator + stretcher ring

Unseparated (πK ~ 10) 30 GeV (75 GeV K) 133μA (830 Tps 20xAGS) 120 GeV (30 GeV K) 33μA (210 Tps 7xMI) 400 GeV (100 GeV K) 10μA (63 Tps 9xSPS)

RF-separated (pK lt 50 GeV O(70) purity)50 GeV machine maximum K+ yield at 12 GeV (048 K+pGeVsr)

Target efficiency 40

Beam momentum 12 GeVc plusmn 1

Beam acceptance 75 μsr

Separator acceptance 50

Duty cycle 30

K+year (107 s) 26 middot 1015

K+ decaysyear (in 30m) 6 middot 1014

3middot108 K+sWith 2 acceptanceeff

1000 K+ rarr πνν eventsyear

(BR at 3 ultimate)

with beam rate 12 GHz

O(few 1010) K+s

THz beams

Ballpark numbers

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

New K beamsMaximum K+ yield at fixed beam momentum p pKp = 023

Naively fixing this beam power and geometry NK = Φ(p) σ(p) Ω(p) (1p) p2 (1p) for unsep beam (1p) p2 (1p4) for sep beam(moreover decays in fixed volume 1p)

1 Intense K+ beam

2 RF-separation needed at high intensities for measurements requiring kaon tracking low energy (pK=30 GeV survival lt 04) compromise with exp technique

3 Production of pure K0 (interference experiments) by charge-exchange at 0ordm (same p and Δpp 80μb CEX cross-section factor ~ 10-3) narrow band or separated () K+ beam

4 Neutral broad band beam need space for sweeping dump shielding (higher E) O(few 109) Ks O(1000) KLrarrπ0νν events

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

(Some more) experimental issuesHigh-intensity beams target halo collimation sweeping neutron absorber collimator scattering secondary productionhellip

Energy choice K yield nγπhyperon yield K survival (separated beams) resolutions and veto capability interactions acceptancehellip

Rates in detectors (E781 20 MHzm2 HyperCP 30 MHzm2 CKM-1 50 MHz)

DAQ live-time monitoringstatistics

E949 2E12 K dec 700 MeVc DC-sep (πK=3) E787 5E12 K dec 700 MeVc DC-sep (πK=4) NA482 2E11 K dec 60 GeVc unsep (πK=10) KTeV gt2E11 KL dec 100 GeVcKOPIO 1E14 KL dec 700 MeVcE391a 2E11 KL dec 2 GeVcJ-PARC KL 4E14 KL dec 2 GeVc

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Thirsty for flux

bullSensitivity

bullTighter cuts to control background (pencil beam)

bullAbsorber for n targeting angle choice (at 16p angle nK x16 for K yield x06)

bullOther approaches Dalitz plot time-interference analysis polarizations

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Example polarization measurements

Diwan et alPRD 65 (2002) 054020

In the case of KLrarrπ0μ+μndash

longitudinal μ polarization (P-odd) is non-zero only in

presence of direct CPV

Single-muon polarization measurement is sufficient

large effects

This helps reducing background and

disentangling amplitude components at some

price on statistics

Longitudinal μ+ polarization

in K rest frame

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Outlook more fundamental physics with K

bullImportance of K in shaping the SM well known

bullThe increase in flux availability led to beyond-state-of-the-art experiments

bullFlavour physics least understood part of SM rather unique access to SM or NP couplings before the LC era (the high-precision frontier)

bullFlux (not only) required for sensitivity ancillary measurements background suppressions (also improvement in techniques rate handlinghellip)

bullExistence of clean decay modes stimulated world-wide efforts in an active and strong community with several generations of experience

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

ConclusionsA few things are clear

The information to be gained from rare K decays is not going to be exhausted with the arrival of LHC

Itrsquos not going to be complete by then either

The focus is on SD precision rare decays (experiments starting now) These experiments are hard enough that they will require double-checks and complementary approaches

The quality of the data is as important as the statistics higher fluxes are crucial for control of backgrounds and systematics

A high-intensity (MWs tens of GeV slow extracted) p machine would give an excellent (unique) opportunity to extract all the rich information available from K decays

Sinergies with neutrino physics program

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Spare slides

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

KLOE at Frascati

DAΦNE φ-factory e+e-Low luminosity at start constantly improvingPeak luminosity 81031 cm-2 s-1 in 2002Goal 51032 cm-2 s-1 500 pb-1 (15 109 ) collected until 2002

Currently running

Good prospects for KS interferometry

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

KS decays CPVSearch for KS 30 interf KL-KS at hadron machines or Φ factories

BR(KS30) lt 310-7 (90 CL)

Not yet reached indirect CP violation

SM expectation 310-9

(NA481 prel)

m(K0) m(K0) = (17 42) 10-19 GeVc2

Dominates indirect CPT violation limits

S = (-2 9 6) 10-3

KS charge asymmetry (KLOE prel)

( plusmn 410-3 still far from CPT test)

Semileptonic KS decays (KLOE prel 170 pb-

1)BR(KSeν) = (709 007 008) 10-4

BR(KS30) lt 2110-7 (90 CL) (KLOE prel 450 pb-1 4 ev 32 bkg)

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

RF-separated beam in preparation at U-70 PS15 GeVc K+ or K- (alternated) detector from ISTRA+ GAMSAsymmetries of Dalitz plot slopes in 3 decays at O(1 10-4)T-odd correlations search for New Physics in Kl2 decays

2003 12 beam line cryogenics slow extraction of 131013 pppFirst physics run in 2005

K decays OKA Protvino

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

J-PARC Tokai

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

J-PARCRequested beam lines

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

K at J-PARC

KL follow-up of KEK-E391a100 MHz pencil beam (accidentals rate x500) acceptance ~ 16 high energy (flux resolution acceptance veto efficiency) New calorimeters (CeF3 ) and DAQGoal gt100 SM events (SES 3middot10-14 max limit) in 3 years (2middot1015 KL)

K+ BNL stopped-K technique Low energy (600-800 MeVc) DC-separated (Kπ gt3) beamDecays at rest (gt25 stop)Incremental upgrade (x4) of detector new spectrometerGoal gt50 SM events in 3 years (SES 210-12 E9495)

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

ΔS=1

ΔB=2

Comparing K and B

Comparing Vtd from K+ + and

ΔM(Bd) ΔM(Bs)

Comparing β from BR(KL 0) BR(K+ +) and A(BdJψK0)

Constraints from B and K physics (10 BR measurements)

bullErrors on Vtd better from B

bullErrors on sin2 similar to B- factories

bullError on t better from KA Buras hep-ph9905437

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

3 contributions to these decays

KL 0ℓ+ℓ-

KTeV limits (90 CL) BR(KL 0e+e-) lt 2810-10

BR(KL 0+-) lt 3810-10

bull CP-allowed not predictedderived from KL 0γγ (NA48 KTeV)

bull Indirect CP violation not predictedmeasured by KS 0ℓ+ℓ- (NA481)

bull Direct CP violation predicted in terms of CKM phase

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

KL 0ℓ+ℓ-

Isidori et al hep-ph0404127bullKL measurements CP-allowed contribution is small

bullKS measurements indirect CP-violating term dominates

bullSensitivity of BR to CKM phase depends on the (unmeasurable) relative sign of the two CP-violating termsTheoretical predictions constructive interferenceBR(KL 0e+e-)CPV times 1012 asymp 17 (ind) plusmn 9 (interf) + 4 (dir)

BR(KL 0μ+μ-)CPV times 1012 asymp 8 (ind) plusmn 3 (interf) + 2 (dir)

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Future projects and goals

Main focus on the measurement of ultra-rare

decaystheoretically clean highly sensitive complementary

to B

Also T-violation searches

CP asymmetries in charged K

Page 7: K physics at a  high-intensity future machine

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

4 PT measurements

PT() = (-17 23 11) 10-

3Also 105 decays (complementary sensitivity to New Physics higher FSI)

PT() in 3-body decays (T-odd correlation) Tiny (10-6) FSI (EM) in SM sensitive to New PhysicsStopped K experiments systematics from detector mis-alignment magnetic fields asymmetries and (large) in-plane polarization

bullJ-PARC LoI Stopped K+ 107 K+s (1 year) 600-700 MeVc plusmn 2 2-stage DC-separated Goal lt 10-4 on PT

bullThere was a BNL proposal for 10-4 on PT with decay in-flight from 2 GeV separated beam

Window of opportunity open Difficult systematics hard to extrapolate more than x10

KEK-E246 (1996-98 8middot106 decays)

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

5 K ℓℓExperimental problemsBR 10-11 few (or no) kinematic constraints backgrounds with BR x 107

Dedicated experiments required

KL 0e+e (37 plusmn 10) middot10-11 (CPVdir 1-2 middot10-11)

lt 28 middot10-10

(FNAL KTeV)CPC+CPV eeγγ bkg3 ev (205 bkg)

KL 0μ+μ (15 plusmn 03) middot 10-11 (CPVdir 1-5middot10-12)

lt 38 middot10-10

(FNAL KTeV)CPC+CPV2 ev (087 bkg)

K+ + (80 plusmn 10) middot 10-11 (at 7) No CP

147+130ndash089 middot 10-

10 (BNL E787+E949)

Dedicated expt3 evt (bkg 045)

KL 0 (30 plusmn 06) middot 10-11 (at 2)

lt 59 middot10-7 (KTeV Dalitz decay)

Pure CPV dirldquoNothing to nothingrdquo

Phenomenological

advantageswell known

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

ε εrsquo

Unitarity triangle from K

In some cases (π0ℓ+ℓndash) precision ancillary measurements required to fully extract the

short-distance (CKM) information

BR asymp O(10-4 ndash 10-9)

BR asymp O(10-

11)

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Aside a super-DaФneKLOE at Frascati reached L = 1032 cm-2 s-1 Need 10-20 fb-1 (exp 2 fb-1 in 2004) for significant improvement on KSrarrπ0ℓ+ℓndash (non-optimal acceptance)

Can a high-luminosity -factory contribute (tagged K known momentum)

[Workshop on e+e- in the 1-2 GeV range (Sett 2003)][F Bossi et al EPJ C6 (1999) 109]

Required luminosity for πνν experiments 1035 cm-2 s-1(Assuming ldquorealisticrdquo detector and vetos)

Discussions for a future (5 years) -factory for KS physics Extrapolating known approaches L = 1033 to 1034 20-100 KSrarrπ0ℓ+ℓndash events can be collectedldquoConventionalrdquo 05 GeV (4π detector) or ldquoLarge crossing-anglerdquo 1 GeV (forward detector) options

Not on the horizon

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

SSL aaKBR 611732510)(2120

CPC (th 30 + KL rarr π0γγ)

CPV ind (KS rarr π0μ+μndash)

50

CPV dir 10 CPV int

25

SSL aaeeKBR 2642715310)(2120

CPC (th +

KL rarr π0γγ)

CPV ind (KS rarr π0e+endash)

50

CPV dir 8

CPV int 25

bullError dominated by CPVind need several 100s KSrarrπ0ℓ+ℓndash (and improvement in theory)

bullSign of interference term crucial only from theory (positive favoured)

bullBackground subtraction will be an issue irreducible γγℓ+ℓndash at 15middot104 and 8middot102 hard to reduce below signal Tight cuts rarr acceptance rarr flux

bullee mode requires very good πe separation more material (TRD) μμ mode might turn out to be easier (also more handles small CPC in low mass region )

bullWith very high fluxes more approaches are available Dalitz plot analysis time evolution (interference) or polarization analysis (μ mode) O(1014 K)

260210081

Sa (NA48)

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

K+ + BR(SM) ~ 10-10 (3 events)Theoretical uncertainty ~ 7(going down to 2 )

Background from K and beam no kinematic constraints Suppression 1011 limited by physical processes Redundancy particle ID kinematics vacuum live-time VETO

bullStopped K+ approach has limits (stop fraction slow PID solid angle π scatter vetoing)

bullIn-flight approach (new) needs pK measurement no scattering faster better vetoing)

CERN

J-PARCCKM-2

Will have some 10s of events

Proposed

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

KL 0

Model independent bound

ldquoDirectrdquo CP-violatingBR ~ 310-11 (or NP) (limit 59middot10-7 bound 17middot10-9)Theoretical uncertainty ~ 1-2

Background from 00γγ mode n flux hyperons vacuum material live-time Very few handles missing pT VETO

bullKOPIO approach (40 events) bullKAMI-(KEK)-JPARC approach large acceptance pencil beam (flux) rate (100-1000 events)Several options (DC energy barrel detectionhellip

Will have few 10s of events

KLOD (Protvino)

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

New projects startingproposedTps MKs

KL KOPIO (BNL) 2010+ on track 14 33

KL (J-PARC) 2008++ (beam line accidentals)

60 320

KL KLOD (Protvino)

2007+ 11 9

K+ (CERN) After RampD 2009+ (tracking)

02 9

K+ CKM-2 (FNAL) Re-design 2009+ (tracking veto)

2 3()

K+ (J-PARC) 2008+ (improvements)

23 23

K+ OKA (Protvino) 2005+ (Krarr3π) 11 06

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Future scenarios Experiment the coming generation of experiments will

reach the 10-100 SM events level for πνν decays

Theory existing precision data on K system will become quantitative checks of SM (or constraints to NP) Precision on πℓℓ decays will improve to 1-2-5

(a) K in agreement with SM for both modes 1 order of magnitude to go to close the window for NP

(b) K in disagreement with SM precision measurement O(1000) access to form factor other kinematical regions Dalitz plot time-interference Krarrπℓ+ℓndash

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Future scenarios

Impact on unitarity triangle

Buras et al hep-ph0405132

10201x

5201xx

Now

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Future machinesA high intensity p driver (gt1014 ppp) would be very valuable

for ldquoultimaterdquo K measurements Sinergies with neutrino physics With LHC injectors

upgradeEnergy in the tens of GeV range slow extraction (high DC)

Intense K+ beam Kplusmn CP asymmetriesIntense K+ RF-separated beam K+ + Tertiary K0 beam CPT tests at Planck scale (K phases)Intense KL beam KL 0 KL 0e+e- KL 0μ+μ- (with several handles) diverse program

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Remember KAON at TRIUMFThe ultimate kaon (+ much more) machine1985-1993 RIP

30 GeV - 3MW - 100 μA625 Tps

2 RCS + 3 SR450 MeV rarr 3 GeV rarr 30 GeV + stretcher ring

6 K+ beams 05-21 GeVc1-6 Δpp(06-37) middot 108 K+s

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

J-PARC at Tokai phase 2Phase I 30 GeV 075 MW9 μA 21014 pspill60 Tps07s342 s (DC 20 )

Start physics 2008

Phase II 50 GeV 4 MW15 μA 331014 pspill94 Tps

Better DC required (otherwise ltIgt = 6xAGS but I = 15xAGS) 5 HEP kaon physics LoI

KL 0 K+ + T-violation BR(K+) Ke3

2 kaon lines initially foreseen 08 - 11 GeV K+ and 2 GeVc KL ()

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

High-intensity upgrades

FNAL 1 MW8 GeV p LINAC

5 x MI flux 120 GeV55 Tps

BNL 02 MWMore booster cycles AGS x

17+ accumulator ring AGS x 34

34-60 Tps

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Kaon production

For indicative purposesMaximum kaon yield per given

power at 30-100 GeV

(Of course several other crucial issues for energy choice)

G Kalmus CERN-TH2001-75

Constant kaon yield

Constant beam power

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

A new proton driverAssume 4 MW accelerator + stretcher ring

Unseparated (πK ~ 10) 30 GeV (75 GeV K) 133μA (830 Tps 20xAGS) 120 GeV (30 GeV K) 33μA (210 Tps 7xMI) 400 GeV (100 GeV K) 10μA (63 Tps 9xSPS)

RF-separated (pK lt 50 GeV O(70) purity)50 GeV machine maximum K+ yield at 12 GeV (048 K+pGeVsr)

Target efficiency 40

Beam momentum 12 GeVc plusmn 1

Beam acceptance 75 μsr

Separator acceptance 50

Duty cycle 30

K+year (107 s) 26 middot 1015

K+ decaysyear (in 30m) 6 middot 1014

3middot108 K+sWith 2 acceptanceeff

1000 K+ rarr πνν eventsyear

(BR at 3 ultimate)

with beam rate 12 GHz

O(few 1010) K+s

THz beams

Ballpark numbers

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

New K beamsMaximum K+ yield at fixed beam momentum p pKp = 023

Naively fixing this beam power and geometry NK = Φ(p) σ(p) Ω(p) (1p) p2 (1p) for unsep beam (1p) p2 (1p4) for sep beam(moreover decays in fixed volume 1p)

1 Intense K+ beam

2 RF-separation needed at high intensities for measurements requiring kaon tracking low energy (pK=30 GeV survival lt 04) compromise with exp technique

3 Production of pure K0 (interference experiments) by charge-exchange at 0ordm (same p and Δpp 80μb CEX cross-section factor ~ 10-3) narrow band or separated () K+ beam

4 Neutral broad band beam need space for sweeping dump shielding (higher E) O(few 109) Ks O(1000) KLrarrπ0νν events

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

(Some more) experimental issuesHigh-intensity beams target halo collimation sweeping neutron absorber collimator scattering secondary productionhellip

Energy choice K yield nγπhyperon yield K survival (separated beams) resolutions and veto capability interactions acceptancehellip

Rates in detectors (E781 20 MHzm2 HyperCP 30 MHzm2 CKM-1 50 MHz)

DAQ live-time monitoringstatistics

E949 2E12 K dec 700 MeVc DC-sep (πK=3) E787 5E12 K dec 700 MeVc DC-sep (πK=4) NA482 2E11 K dec 60 GeVc unsep (πK=10) KTeV gt2E11 KL dec 100 GeVcKOPIO 1E14 KL dec 700 MeVcE391a 2E11 KL dec 2 GeVcJ-PARC KL 4E14 KL dec 2 GeVc

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Thirsty for flux

bullSensitivity

bullTighter cuts to control background (pencil beam)

bullAbsorber for n targeting angle choice (at 16p angle nK x16 for K yield x06)

bullOther approaches Dalitz plot time-interference analysis polarizations

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Example polarization measurements

Diwan et alPRD 65 (2002) 054020

In the case of KLrarrπ0μ+μndash

longitudinal μ polarization (P-odd) is non-zero only in

presence of direct CPV

Single-muon polarization measurement is sufficient

large effects

This helps reducing background and

disentangling amplitude components at some

price on statistics

Longitudinal μ+ polarization

in K rest frame

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Outlook more fundamental physics with K

bullImportance of K in shaping the SM well known

bullThe increase in flux availability led to beyond-state-of-the-art experiments

bullFlavour physics least understood part of SM rather unique access to SM or NP couplings before the LC era (the high-precision frontier)

bullFlux (not only) required for sensitivity ancillary measurements background suppressions (also improvement in techniques rate handlinghellip)

bullExistence of clean decay modes stimulated world-wide efforts in an active and strong community with several generations of experience

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

ConclusionsA few things are clear

The information to be gained from rare K decays is not going to be exhausted with the arrival of LHC

Itrsquos not going to be complete by then either

The focus is on SD precision rare decays (experiments starting now) These experiments are hard enough that they will require double-checks and complementary approaches

The quality of the data is as important as the statistics higher fluxes are crucial for control of backgrounds and systematics

A high-intensity (MWs tens of GeV slow extracted) p machine would give an excellent (unique) opportunity to extract all the rich information available from K decays

Sinergies with neutrino physics program

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Spare slides

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

KLOE at Frascati

DAΦNE φ-factory e+e-Low luminosity at start constantly improvingPeak luminosity 81031 cm-2 s-1 in 2002Goal 51032 cm-2 s-1 500 pb-1 (15 109 ) collected until 2002

Currently running

Good prospects for KS interferometry

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

KS decays CPVSearch for KS 30 interf KL-KS at hadron machines or Φ factories

BR(KS30) lt 310-7 (90 CL)

Not yet reached indirect CP violation

SM expectation 310-9

(NA481 prel)

m(K0) m(K0) = (17 42) 10-19 GeVc2

Dominates indirect CPT violation limits

S = (-2 9 6) 10-3

KS charge asymmetry (KLOE prel)

( plusmn 410-3 still far from CPT test)

Semileptonic KS decays (KLOE prel 170 pb-

1)BR(KSeν) = (709 007 008) 10-4

BR(KS30) lt 2110-7 (90 CL) (KLOE prel 450 pb-1 4 ev 32 bkg)

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

RF-separated beam in preparation at U-70 PS15 GeVc K+ or K- (alternated) detector from ISTRA+ GAMSAsymmetries of Dalitz plot slopes in 3 decays at O(1 10-4)T-odd correlations search for New Physics in Kl2 decays

2003 12 beam line cryogenics slow extraction of 131013 pppFirst physics run in 2005

K decays OKA Protvino

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

J-PARC Tokai

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

J-PARCRequested beam lines

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

K at J-PARC

KL follow-up of KEK-E391a100 MHz pencil beam (accidentals rate x500) acceptance ~ 16 high energy (flux resolution acceptance veto efficiency) New calorimeters (CeF3 ) and DAQGoal gt100 SM events (SES 3middot10-14 max limit) in 3 years (2middot1015 KL)

K+ BNL stopped-K technique Low energy (600-800 MeVc) DC-separated (Kπ gt3) beamDecays at rest (gt25 stop)Incremental upgrade (x4) of detector new spectrometerGoal gt50 SM events in 3 years (SES 210-12 E9495)

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

ΔS=1

ΔB=2

Comparing K and B

Comparing Vtd from K+ + and

ΔM(Bd) ΔM(Bs)

Comparing β from BR(KL 0) BR(K+ +) and A(BdJψK0)

Constraints from B and K physics (10 BR measurements)

bullErrors on Vtd better from B

bullErrors on sin2 similar to B- factories

bullError on t better from KA Buras hep-ph9905437

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

3 contributions to these decays

KL 0ℓ+ℓ-

KTeV limits (90 CL) BR(KL 0e+e-) lt 2810-10

BR(KL 0+-) lt 3810-10

bull CP-allowed not predictedderived from KL 0γγ (NA48 KTeV)

bull Indirect CP violation not predictedmeasured by KS 0ℓ+ℓ- (NA481)

bull Direct CP violation predicted in terms of CKM phase

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

KL 0ℓ+ℓ-

Isidori et al hep-ph0404127bullKL measurements CP-allowed contribution is small

bullKS measurements indirect CP-violating term dominates

bullSensitivity of BR to CKM phase depends on the (unmeasurable) relative sign of the two CP-violating termsTheoretical predictions constructive interferenceBR(KL 0e+e-)CPV times 1012 asymp 17 (ind) plusmn 9 (interf) + 4 (dir)

BR(KL 0μ+μ-)CPV times 1012 asymp 8 (ind) plusmn 3 (interf) + 2 (dir)

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Future projects and goals

Main focus on the measurement of ultra-rare

decaystheoretically clean highly sensitive complementary

to B

Also T-violation searches

CP asymmetries in charged K

Page 8: K physics at a  high-intensity future machine

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

5 K ℓℓExperimental problemsBR 10-11 few (or no) kinematic constraints backgrounds with BR x 107

Dedicated experiments required

KL 0e+e (37 plusmn 10) middot10-11 (CPVdir 1-2 middot10-11)

lt 28 middot10-10

(FNAL KTeV)CPC+CPV eeγγ bkg3 ev (205 bkg)

KL 0μ+μ (15 plusmn 03) middot 10-11 (CPVdir 1-5middot10-12)

lt 38 middot10-10

(FNAL KTeV)CPC+CPV2 ev (087 bkg)

K+ + (80 plusmn 10) middot 10-11 (at 7) No CP

147+130ndash089 middot 10-

10 (BNL E787+E949)

Dedicated expt3 evt (bkg 045)

KL 0 (30 plusmn 06) middot 10-11 (at 2)

lt 59 middot10-7 (KTeV Dalitz decay)

Pure CPV dirldquoNothing to nothingrdquo

Phenomenological

advantageswell known

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

ε εrsquo

Unitarity triangle from K

In some cases (π0ℓ+ℓndash) precision ancillary measurements required to fully extract the

short-distance (CKM) information

BR asymp O(10-4 ndash 10-9)

BR asymp O(10-

11)

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Aside a super-DaФneKLOE at Frascati reached L = 1032 cm-2 s-1 Need 10-20 fb-1 (exp 2 fb-1 in 2004) for significant improvement on KSrarrπ0ℓ+ℓndash (non-optimal acceptance)

Can a high-luminosity -factory contribute (tagged K known momentum)

[Workshop on e+e- in the 1-2 GeV range (Sett 2003)][F Bossi et al EPJ C6 (1999) 109]

Required luminosity for πνν experiments 1035 cm-2 s-1(Assuming ldquorealisticrdquo detector and vetos)

Discussions for a future (5 years) -factory for KS physics Extrapolating known approaches L = 1033 to 1034 20-100 KSrarrπ0ℓ+ℓndash events can be collectedldquoConventionalrdquo 05 GeV (4π detector) or ldquoLarge crossing-anglerdquo 1 GeV (forward detector) options

Not on the horizon

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

SSL aaKBR 611732510)(2120

CPC (th 30 + KL rarr π0γγ)

CPV ind (KS rarr π0μ+μndash)

50

CPV dir 10 CPV int

25

SSL aaeeKBR 2642715310)(2120

CPC (th +

KL rarr π0γγ)

CPV ind (KS rarr π0e+endash)

50

CPV dir 8

CPV int 25

bullError dominated by CPVind need several 100s KSrarrπ0ℓ+ℓndash (and improvement in theory)

bullSign of interference term crucial only from theory (positive favoured)

bullBackground subtraction will be an issue irreducible γγℓ+ℓndash at 15middot104 and 8middot102 hard to reduce below signal Tight cuts rarr acceptance rarr flux

bullee mode requires very good πe separation more material (TRD) μμ mode might turn out to be easier (also more handles small CPC in low mass region )

bullWith very high fluxes more approaches are available Dalitz plot analysis time evolution (interference) or polarization analysis (μ mode) O(1014 K)

260210081

Sa (NA48)

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

K+ + BR(SM) ~ 10-10 (3 events)Theoretical uncertainty ~ 7(going down to 2 )

Background from K and beam no kinematic constraints Suppression 1011 limited by physical processes Redundancy particle ID kinematics vacuum live-time VETO

bullStopped K+ approach has limits (stop fraction slow PID solid angle π scatter vetoing)

bullIn-flight approach (new) needs pK measurement no scattering faster better vetoing)

CERN

J-PARCCKM-2

Will have some 10s of events

Proposed

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

KL 0

Model independent bound

ldquoDirectrdquo CP-violatingBR ~ 310-11 (or NP) (limit 59middot10-7 bound 17middot10-9)Theoretical uncertainty ~ 1-2

Background from 00γγ mode n flux hyperons vacuum material live-time Very few handles missing pT VETO

bullKOPIO approach (40 events) bullKAMI-(KEK)-JPARC approach large acceptance pencil beam (flux) rate (100-1000 events)Several options (DC energy barrel detectionhellip

Will have few 10s of events

KLOD (Protvino)

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

New projects startingproposedTps MKs

KL KOPIO (BNL) 2010+ on track 14 33

KL (J-PARC) 2008++ (beam line accidentals)

60 320

KL KLOD (Protvino)

2007+ 11 9

K+ (CERN) After RampD 2009+ (tracking)

02 9

K+ CKM-2 (FNAL) Re-design 2009+ (tracking veto)

2 3()

K+ (J-PARC) 2008+ (improvements)

23 23

K+ OKA (Protvino) 2005+ (Krarr3π) 11 06

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Future scenarios Experiment the coming generation of experiments will

reach the 10-100 SM events level for πνν decays

Theory existing precision data on K system will become quantitative checks of SM (or constraints to NP) Precision on πℓℓ decays will improve to 1-2-5

(a) K in agreement with SM for both modes 1 order of magnitude to go to close the window for NP

(b) K in disagreement with SM precision measurement O(1000) access to form factor other kinematical regions Dalitz plot time-interference Krarrπℓ+ℓndash

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Future scenarios

Impact on unitarity triangle

Buras et al hep-ph0405132

10201x

5201xx

Now

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Future machinesA high intensity p driver (gt1014 ppp) would be very valuable

for ldquoultimaterdquo K measurements Sinergies with neutrino physics With LHC injectors

upgradeEnergy in the tens of GeV range slow extraction (high DC)

Intense K+ beam Kplusmn CP asymmetriesIntense K+ RF-separated beam K+ + Tertiary K0 beam CPT tests at Planck scale (K phases)Intense KL beam KL 0 KL 0e+e- KL 0μ+μ- (with several handles) diverse program

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Remember KAON at TRIUMFThe ultimate kaon (+ much more) machine1985-1993 RIP

30 GeV - 3MW - 100 μA625 Tps

2 RCS + 3 SR450 MeV rarr 3 GeV rarr 30 GeV + stretcher ring

6 K+ beams 05-21 GeVc1-6 Δpp(06-37) middot 108 K+s

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

J-PARC at Tokai phase 2Phase I 30 GeV 075 MW9 μA 21014 pspill60 Tps07s342 s (DC 20 )

Start physics 2008

Phase II 50 GeV 4 MW15 μA 331014 pspill94 Tps

Better DC required (otherwise ltIgt = 6xAGS but I = 15xAGS) 5 HEP kaon physics LoI

KL 0 K+ + T-violation BR(K+) Ke3

2 kaon lines initially foreseen 08 - 11 GeV K+ and 2 GeVc KL ()

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

High-intensity upgrades

FNAL 1 MW8 GeV p LINAC

5 x MI flux 120 GeV55 Tps

BNL 02 MWMore booster cycles AGS x

17+ accumulator ring AGS x 34

34-60 Tps

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Kaon production

For indicative purposesMaximum kaon yield per given

power at 30-100 GeV

(Of course several other crucial issues for energy choice)

G Kalmus CERN-TH2001-75

Constant kaon yield

Constant beam power

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

A new proton driverAssume 4 MW accelerator + stretcher ring

Unseparated (πK ~ 10) 30 GeV (75 GeV K) 133μA (830 Tps 20xAGS) 120 GeV (30 GeV K) 33μA (210 Tps 7xMI) 400 GeV (100 GeV K) 10μA (63 Tps 9xSPS)

RF-separated (pK lt 50 GeV O(70) purity)50 GeV machine maximum K+ yield at 12 GeV (048 K+pGeVsr)

Target efficiency 40

Beam momentum 12 GeVc plusmn 1

Beam acceptance 75 μsr

Separator acceptance 50

Duty cycle 30

K+year (107 s) 26 middot 1015

K+ decaysyear (in 30m) 6 middot 1014

3middot108 K+sWith 2 acceptanceeff

1000 K+ rarr πνν eventsyear

(BR at 3 ultimate)

with beam rate 12 GHz

O(few 1010) K+s

THz beams

Ballpark numbers

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

New K beamsMaximum K+ yield at fixed beam momentum p pKp = 023

Naively fixing this beam power and geometry NK = Φ(p) σ(p) Ω(p) (1p) p2 (1p) for unsep beam (1p) p2 (1p4) for sep beam(moreover decays in fixed volume 1p)

1 Intense K+ beam

2 RF-separation needed at high intensities for measurements requiring kaon tracking low energy (pK=30 GeV survival lt 04) compromise with exp technique

3 Production of pure K0 (interference experiments) by charge-exchange at 0ordm (same p and Δpp 80μb CEX cross-section factor ~ 10-3) narrow band or separated () K+ beam

4 Neutral broad band beam need space for sweeping dump shielding (higher E) O(few 109) Ks O(1000) KLrarrπ0νν events

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

(Some more) experimental issuesHigh-intensity beams target halo collimation sweeping neutron absorber collimator scattering secondary productionhellip

Energy choice K yield nγπhyperon yield K survival (separated beams) resolutions and veto capability interactions acceptancehellip

Rates in detectors (E781 20 MHzm2 HyperCP 30 MHzm2 CKM-1 50 MHz)

DAQ live-time monitoringstatistics

E949 2E12 K dec 700 MeVc DC-sep (πK=3) E787 5E12 K dec 700 MeVc DC-sep (πK=4) NA482 2E11 K dec 60 GeVc unsep (πK=10) KTeV gt2E11 KL dec 100 GeVcKOPIO 1E14 KL dec 700 MeVcE391a 2E11 KL dec 2 GeVcJ-PARC KL 4E14 KL dec 2 GeVc

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Thirsty for flux

bullSensitivity

bullTighter cuts to control background (pencil beam)

bullAbsorber for n targeting angle choice (at 16p angle nK x16 for K yield x06)

bullOther approaches Dalitz plot time-interference analysis polarizations

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Example polarization measurements

Diwan et alPRD 65 (2002) 054020

In the case of KLrarrπ0μ+μndash

longitudinal μ polarization (P-odd) is non-zero only in

presence of direct CPV

Single-muon polarization measurement is sufficient

large effects

This helps reducing background and

disentangling amplitude components at some

price on statistics

Longitudinal μ+ polarization

in K rest frame

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Outlook more fundamental physics with K

bullImportance of K in shaping the SM well known

bullThe increase in flux availability led to beyond-state-of-the-art experiments

bullFlavour physics least understood part of SM rather unique access to SM or NP couplings before the LC era (the high-precision frontier)

bullFlux (not only) required for sensitivity ancillary measurements background suppressions (also improvement in techniques rate handlinghellip)

bullExistence of clean decay modes stimulated world-wide efforts in an active and strong community with several generations of experience

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

ConclusionsA few things are clear

The information to be gained from rare K decays is not going to be exhausted with the arrival of LHC

Itrsquos not going to be complete by then either

The focus is on SD precision rare decays (experiments starting now) These experiments are hard enough that they will require double-checks and complementary approaches

The quality of the data is as important as the statistics higher fluxes are crucial for control of backgrounds and systematics

A high-intensity (MWs tens of GeV slow extracted) p machine would give an excellent (unique) opportunity to extract all the rich information available from K decays

Sinergies with neutrino physics program

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Spare slides

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

KLOE at Frascati

DAΦNE φ-factory e+e-Low luminosity at start constantly improvingPeak luminosity 81031 cm-2 s-1 in 2002Goal 51032 cm-2 s-1 500 pb-1 (15 109 ) collected until 2002

Currently running

Good prospects for KS interferometry

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

KS decays CPVSearch for KS 30 interf KL-KS at hadron machines or Φ factories

BR(KS30) lt 310-7 (90 CL)

Not yet reached indirect CP violation

SM expectation 310-9

(NA481 prel)

m(K0) m(K0) = (17 42) 10-19 GeVc2

Dominates indirect CPT violation limits

S = (-2 9 6) 10-3

KS charge asymmetry (KLOE prel)

( plusmn 410-3 still far from CPT test)

Semileptonic KS decays (KLOE prel 170 pb-

1)BR(KSeν) = (709 007 008) 10-4

BR(KS30) lt 2110-7 (90 CL) (KLOE prel 450 pb-1 4 ev 32 bkg)

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

RF-separated beam in preparation at U-70 PS15 GeVc K+ or K- (alternated) detector from ISTRA+ GAMSAsymmetries of Dalitz plot slopes in 3 decays at O(1 10-4)T-odd correlations search for New Physics in Kl2 decays

2003 12 beam line cryogenics slow extraction of 131013 pppFirst physics run in 2005

K decays OKA Protvino

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

J-PARC Tokai

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

J-PARCRequested beam lines

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

K at J-PARC

KL follow-up of KEK-E391a100 MHz pencil beam (accidentals rate x500) acceptance ~ 16 high energy (flux resolution acceptance veto efficiency) New calorimeters (CeF3 ) and DAQGoal gt100 SM events (SES 3middot10-14 max limit) in 3 years (2middot1015 KL)

K+ BNL stopped-K technique Low energy (600-800 MeVc) DC-separated (Kπ gt3) beamDecays at rest (gt25 stop)Incremental upgrade (x4) of detector new spectrometerGoal gt50 SM events in 3 years (SES 210-12 E9495)

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

ΔS=1

ΔB=2

Comparing K and B

Comparing Vtd from K+ + and

ΔM(Bd) ΔM(Bs)

Comparing β from BR(KL 0) BR(K+ +) and A(BdJψK0)

Constraints from B and K physics (10 BR measurements)

bullErrors on Vtd better from B

bullErrors on sin2 similar to B- factories

bullError on t better from KA Buras hep-ph9905437

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

3 contributions to these decays

KL 0ℓ+ℓ-

KTeV limits (90 CL) BR(KL 0e+e-) lt 2810-10

BR(KL 0+-) lt 3810-10

bull CP-allowed not predictedderived from KL 0γγ (NA48 KTeV)

bull Indirect CP violation not predictedmeasured by KS 0ℓ+ℓ- (NA481)

bull Direct CP violation predicted in terms of CKM phase

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

KL 0ℓ+ℓ-

Isidori et al hep-ph0404127bullKL measurements CP-allowed contribution is small

bullKS measurements indirect CP-violating term dominates

bullSensitivity of BR to CKM phase depends on the (unmeasurable) relative sign of the two CP-violating termsTheoretical predictions constructive interferenceBR(KL 0e+e-)CPV times 1012 asymp 17 (ind) plusmn 9 (interf) + 4 (dir)

BR(KL 0μ+μ-)CPV times 1012 asymp 8 (ind) plusmn 3 (interf) + 2 (dir)

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Future projects and goals

Main focus on the measurement of ultra-rare

decaystheoretically clean highly sensitive complementary

to B

Also T-violation searches

CP asymmetries in charged K

Page 9: K physics at a  high-intensity future machine

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

ε εrsquo

Unitarity triangle from K

In some cases (π0ℓ+ℓndash) precision ancillary measurements required to fully extract the

short-distance (CKM) information

BR asymp O(10-4 ndash 10-9)

BR asymp O(10-

11)

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Aside a super-DaФneKLOE at Frascati reached L = 1032 cm-2 s-1 Need 10-20 fb-1 (exp 2 fb-1 in 2004) for significant improvement on KSrarrπ0ℓ+ℓndash (non-optimal acceptance)

Can a high-luminosity -factory contribute (tagged K known momentum)

[Workshop on e+e- in the 1-2 GeV range (Sett 2003)][F Bossi et al EPJ C6 (1999) 109]

Required luminosity for πνν experiments 1035 cm-2 s-1(Assuming ldquorealisticrdquo detector and vetos)

Discussions for a future (5 years) -factory for KS physics Extrapolating known approaches L = 1033 to 1034 20-100 KSrarrπ0ℓ+ℓndash events can be collectedldquoConventionalrdquo 05 GeV (4π detector) or ldquoLarge crossing-anglerdquo 1 GeV (forward detector) options

Not on the horizon

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

SSL aaKBR 611732510)(2120

CPC (th 30 + KL rarr π0γγ)

CPV ind (KS rarr π0μ+μndash)

50

CPV dir 10 CPV int

25

SSL aaeeKBR 2642715310)(2120

CPC (th +

KL rarr π0γγ)

CPV ind (KS rarr π0e+endash)

50

CPV dir 8

CPV int 25

bullError dominated by CPVind need several 100s KSrarrπ0ℓ+ℓndash (and improvement in theory)

bullSign of interference term crucial only from theory (positive favoured)

bullBackground subtraction will be an issue irreducible γγℓ+ℓndash at 15middot104 and 8middot102 hard to reduce below signal Tight cuts rarr acceptance rarr flux

bullee mode requires very good πe separation more material (TRD) μμ mode might turn out to be easier (also more handles small CPC in low mass region )

bullWith very high fluxes more approaches are available Dalitz plot analysis time evolution (interference) or polarization analysis (μ mode) O(1014 K)

260210081

Sa (NA48)

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

K+ + BR(SM) ~ 10-10 (3 events)Theoretical uncertainty ~ 7(going down to 2 )

Background from K and beam no kinematic constraints Suppression 1011 limited by physical processes Redundancy particle ID kinematics vacuum live-time VETO

bullStopped K+ approach has limits (stop fraction slow PID solid angle π scatter vetoing)

bullIn-flight approach (new) needs pK measurement no scattering faster better vetoing)

CERN

J-PARCCKM-2

Will have some 10s of events

Proposed

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

KL 0

Model independent bound

ldquoDirectrdquo CP-violatingBR ~ 310-11 (or NP) (limit 59middot10-7 bound 17middot10-9)Theoretical uncertainty ~ 1-2

Background from 00γγ mode n flux hyperons vacuum material live-time Very few handles missing pT VETO

bullKOPIO approach (40 events) bullKAMI-(KEK)-JPARC approach large acceptance pencil beam (flux) rate (100-1000 events)Several options (DC energy barrel detectionhellip

Will have few 10s of events

KLOD (Protvino)

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

New projects startingproposedTps MKs

KL KOPIO (BNL) 2010+ on track 14 33

KL (J-PARC) 2008++ (beam line accidentals)

60 320

KL KLOD (Protvino)

2007+ 11 9

K+ (CERN) After RampD 2009+ (tracking)

02 9

K+ CKM-2 (FNAL) Re-design 2009+ (tracking veto)

2 3()

K+ (J-PARC) 2008+ (improvements)

23 23

K+ OKA (Protvino) 2005+ (Krarr3π) 11 06

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Future scenarios Experiment the coming generation of experiments will

reach the 10-100 SM events level for πνν decays

Theory existing precision data on K system will become quantitative checks of SM (or constraints to NP) Precision on πℓℓ decays will improve to 1-2-5

(a) K in agreement with SM for both modes 1 order of magnitude to go to close the window for NP

(b) K in disagreement with SM precision measurement O(1000) access to form factor other kinematical regions Dalitz plot time-interference Krarrπℓ+ℓndash

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Future scenarios

Impact on unitarity triangle

Buras et al hep-ph0405132

10201x

5201xx

Now

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Future machinesA high intensity p driver (gt1014 ppp) would be very valuable

for ldquoultimaterdquo K measurements Sinergies with neutrino physics With LHC injectors

upgradeEnergy in the tens of GeV range slow extraction (high DC)

Intense K+ beam Kplusmn CP asymmetriesIntense K+ RF-separated beam K+ + Tertiary K0 beam CPT tests at Planck scale (K phases)Intense KL beam KL 0 KL 0e+e- KL 0μ+μ- (with several handles) diverse program

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Remember KAON at TRIUMFThe ultimate kaon (+ much more) machine1985-1993 RIP

30 GeV - 3MW - 100 μA625 Tps

2 RCS + 3 SR450 MeV rarr 3 GeV rarr 30 GeV + stretcher ring

6 K+ beams 05-21 GeVc1-6 Δpp(06-37) middot 108 K+s

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

J-PARC at Tokai phase 2Phase I 30 GeV 075 MW9 μA 21014 pspill60 Tps07s342 s (DC 20 )

Start physics 2008

Phase II 50 GeV 4 MW15 μA 331014 pspill94 Tps

Better DC required (otherwise ltIgt = 6xAGS but I = 15xAGS) 5 HEP kaon physics LoI

KL 0 K+ + T-violation BR(K+) Ke3

2 kaon lines initially foreseen 08 - 11 GeV K+ and 2 GeVc KL ()

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

High-intensity upgrades

FNAL 1 MW8 GeV p LINAC

5 x MI flux 120 GeV55 Tps

BNL 02 MWMore booster cycles AGS x

17+ accumulator ring AGS x 34

34-60 Tps

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Kaon production

For indicative purposesMaximum kaon yield per given

power at 30-100 GeV

(Of course several other crucial issues for energy choice)

G Kalmus CERN-TH2001-75

Constant kaon yield

Constant beam power

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

A new proton driverAssume 4 MW accelerator + stretcher ring

Unseparated (πK ~ 10) 30 GeV (75 GeV K) 133μA (830 Tps 20xAGS) 120 GeV (30 GeV K) 33μA (210 Tps 7xMI) 400 GeV (100 GeV K) 10μA (63 Tps 9xSPS)

RF-separated (pK lt 50 GeV O(70) purity)50 GeV machine maximum K+ yield at 12 GeV (048 K+pGeVsr)

Target efficiency 40

Beam momentum 12 GeVc plusmn 1

Beam acceptance 75 μsr

Separator acceptance 50

Duty cycle 30

K+year (107 s) 26 middot 1015

K+ decaysyear (in 30m) 6 middot 1014

3middot108 K+sWith 2 acceptanceeff

1000 K+ rarr πνν eventsyear

(BR at 3 ultimate)

with beam rate 12 GHz

O(few 1010) K+s

THz beams

Ballpark numbers

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

New K beamsMaximum K+ yield at fixed beam momentum p pKp = 023

Naively fixing this beam power and geometry NK = Φ(p) σ(p) Ω(p) (1p) p2 (1p) for unsep beam (1p) p2 (1p4) for sep beam(moreover decays in fixed volume 1p)

1 Intense K+ beam

2 RF-separation needed at high intensities for measurements requiring kaon tracking low energy (pK=30 GeV survival lt 04) compromise with exp technique

3 Production of pure K0 (interference experiments) by charge-exchange at 0ordm (same p and Δpp 80μb CEX cross-section factor ~ 10-3) narrow band or separated () K+ beam

4 Neutral broad band beam need space for sweeping dump shielding (higher E) O(few 109) Ks O(1000) KLrarrπ0νν events

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

(Some more) experimental issuesHigh-intensity beams target halo collimation sweeping neutron absorber collimator scattering secondary productionhellip

Energy choice K yield nγπhyperon yield K survival (separated beams) resolutions and veto capability interactions acceptancehellip

Rates in detectors (E781 20 MHzm2 HyperCP 30 MHzm2 CKM-1 50 MHz)

DAQ live-time monitoringstatistics

E949 2E12 K dec 700 MeVc DC-sep (πK=3) E787 5E12 K dec 700 MeVc DC-sep (πK=4) NA482 2E11 K dec 60 GeVc unsep (πK=10) KTeV gt2E11 KL dec 100 GeVcKOPIO 1E14 KL dec 700 MeVcE391a 2E11 KL dec 2 GeVcJ-PARC KL 4E14 KL dec 2 GeVc

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Thirsty for flux

bullSensitivity

bullTighter cuts to control background (pencil beam)

bullAbsorber for n targeting angle choice (at 16p angle nK x16 for K yield x06)

bullOther approaches Dalitz plot time-interference analysis polarizations

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Example polarization measurements

Diwan et alPRD 65 (2002) 054020

In the case of KLrarrπ0μ+μndash

longitudinal μ polarization (P-odd) is non-zero only in

presence of direct CPV

Single-muon polarization measurement is sufficient

large effects

This helps reducing background and

disentangling amplitude components at some

price on statistics

Longitudinal μ+ polarization

in K rest frame

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Outlook more fundamental physics with K

bullImportance of K in shaping the SM well known

bullThe increase in flux availability led to beyond-state-of-the-art experiments

bullFlavour physics least understood part of SM rather unique access to SM or NP couplings before the LC era (the high-precision frontier)

bullFlux (not only) required for sensitivity ancillary measurements background suppressions (also improvement in techniques rate handlinghellip)

bullExistence of clean decay modes stimulated world-wide efforts in an active and strong community with several generations of experience

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

ConclusionsA few things are clear

The information to be gained from rare K decays is not going to be exhausted with the arrival of LHC

Itrsquos not going to be complete by then either

The focus is on SD precision rare decays (experiments starting now) These experiments are hard enough that they will require double-checks and complementary approaches

The quality of the data is as important as the statistics higher fluxes are crucial for control of backgrounds and systematics

A high-intensity (MWs tens of GeV slow extracted) p machine would give an excellent (unique) opportunity to extract all the rich information available from K decays

Sinergies with neutrino physics program

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Spare slides

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

KLOE at Frascati

DAΦNE φ-factory e+e-Low luminosity at start constantly improvingPeak luminosity 81031 cm-2 s-1 in 2002Goal 51032 cm-2 s-1 500 pb-1 (15 109 ) collected until 2002

Currently running

Good prospects for KS interferometry

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

KS decays CPVSearch for KS 30 interf KL-KS at hadron machines or Φ factories

BR(KS30) lt 310-7 (90 CL)

Not yet reached indirect CP violation

SM expectation 310-9

(NA481 prel)

m(K0) m(K0) = (17 42) 10-19 GeVc2

Dominates indirect CPT violation limits

S = (-2 9 6) 10-3

KS charge asymmetry (KLOE prel)

( plusmn 410-3 still far from CPT test)

Semileptonic KS decays (KLOE prel 170 pb-

1)BR(KSeν) = (709 007 008) 10-4

BR(KS30) lt 2110-7 (90 CL) (KLOE prel 450 pb-1 4 ev 32 bkg)

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

RF-separated beam in preparation at U-70 PS15 GeVc K+ or K- (alternated) detector from ISTRA+ GAMSAsymmetries of Dalitz plot slopes in 3 decays at O(1 10-4)T-odd correlations search for New Physics in Kl2 decays

2003 12 beam line cryogenics slow extraction of 131013 pppFirst physics run in 2005

K decays OKA Protvino

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

J-PARC Tokai

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

J-PARCRequested beam lines

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

K at J-PARC

KL follow-up of KEK-E391a100 MHz pencil beam (accidentals rate x500) acceptance ~ 16 high energy (flux resolution acceptance veto efficiency) New calorimeters (CeF3 ) and DAQGoal gt100 SM events (SES 3middot10-14 max limit) in 3 years (2middot1015 KL)

K+ BNL stopped-K technique Low energy (600-800 MeVc) DC-separated (Kπ gt3) beamDecays at rest (gt25 stop)Incremental upgrade (x4) of detector new spectrometerGoal gt50 SM events in 3 years (SES 210-12 E9495)

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

ΔS=1

ΔB=2

Comparing K and B

Comparing Vtd from K+ + and

ΔM(Bd) ΔM(Bs)

Comparing β from BR(KL 0) BR(K+ +) and A(BdJψK0)

Constraints from B and K physics (10 BR measurements)

bullErrors on Vtd better from B

bullErrors on sin2 similar to B- factories

bullError on t better from KA Buras hep-ph9905437

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

3 contributions to these decays

KL 0ℓ+ℓ-

KTeV limits (90 CL) BR(KL 0e+e-) lt 2810-10

BR(KL 0+-) lt 3810-10

bull CP-allowed not predictedderived from KL 0γγ (NA48 KTeV)

bull Indirect CP violation not predictedmeasured by KS 0ℓ+ℓ- (NA481)

bull Direct CP violation predicted in terms of CKM phase

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

KL 0ℓ+ℓ-

Isidori et al hep-ph0404127bullKL measurements CP-allowed contribution is small

bullKS measurements indirect CP-violating term dominates

bullSensitivity of BR to CKM phase depends on the (unmeasurable) relative sign of the two CP-violating termsTheoretical predictions constructive interferenceBR(KL 0e+e-)CPV times 1012 asymp 17 (ind) plusmn 9 (interf) + 4 (dir)

BR(KL 0μ+μ-)CPV times 1012 asymp 8 (ind) plusmn 3 (interf) + 2 (dir)

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Future projects and goals

Main focus on the measurement of ultra-rare

decaystheoretically clean highly sensitive complementary

to B

Also T-violation searches

CP asymmetries in charged K

Page 10: K physics at a  high-intensity future machine

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Aside a super-DaФneKLOE at Frascati reached L = 1032 cm-2 s-1 Need 10-20 fb-1 (exp 2 fb-1 in 2004) for significant improvement on KSrarrπ0ℓ+ℓndash (non-optimal acceptance)

Can a high-luminosity -factory contribute (tagged K known momentum)

[Workshop on e+e- in the 1-2 GeV range (Sett 2003)][F Bossi et al EPJ C6 (1999) 109]

Required luminosity for πνν experiments 1035 cm-2 s-1(Assuming ldquorealisticrdquo detector and vetos)

Discussions for a future (5 years) -factory for KS physics Extrapolating known approaches L = 1033 to 1034 20-100 KSrarrπ0ℓ+ℓndash events can be collectedldquoConventionalrdquo 05 GeV (4π detector) or ldquoLarge crossing-anglerdquo 1 GeV (forward detector) options

Not on the horizon

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

SSL aaKBR 611732510)(2120

CPC (th 30 + KL rarr π0γγ)

CPV ind (KS rarr π0μ+μndash)

50

CPV dir 10 CPV int

25

SSL aaeeKBR 2642715310)(2120

CPC (th +

KL rarr π0γγ)

CPV ind (KS rarr π0e+endash)

50

CPV dir 8

CPV int 25

bullError dominated by CPVind need several 100s KSrarrπ0ℓ+ℓndash (and improvement in theory)

bullSign of interference term crucial only from theory (positive favoured)

bullBackground subtraction will be an issue irreducible γγℓ+ℓndash at 15middot104 and 8middot102 hard to reduce below signal Tight cuts rarr acceptance rarr flux

bullee mode requires very good πe separation more material (TRD) μμ mode might turn out to be easier (also more handles small CPC in low mass region )

bullWith very high fluxes more approaches are available Dalitz plot analysis time evolution (interference) or polarization analysis (μ mode) O(1014 K)

260210081

Sa (NA48)

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

K+ + BR(SM) ~ 10-10 (3 events)Theoretical uncertainty ~ 7(going down to 2 )

Background from K and beam no kinematic constraints Suppression 1011 limited by physical processes Redundancy particle ID kinematics vacuum live-time VETO

bullStopped K+ approach has limits (stop fraction slow PID solid angle π scatter vetoing)

bullIn-flight approach (new) needs pK measurement no scattering faster better vetoing)

CERN

J-PARCCKM-2

Will have some 10s of events

Proposed

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

KL 0

Model independent bound

ldquoDirectrdquo CP-violatingBR ~ 310-11 (or NP) (limit 59middot10-7 bound 17middot10-9)Theoretical uncertainty ~ 1-2

Background from 00γγ mode n flux hyperons vacuum material live-time Very few handles missing pT VETO

bullKOPIO approach (40 events) bullKAMI-(KEK)-JPARC approach large acceptance pencil beam (flux) rate (100-1000 events)Several options (DC energy barrel detectionhellip

Will have few 10s of events

KLOD (Protvino)

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

New projects startingproposedTps MKs

KL KOPIO (BNL) 2010+ on track 14 33

KL (J-PARC) 2008++ (beam line accidentals)

60 320

KL KLOD (Protvino)

2007+ 11 9

K+ (CERN) After RampD 2009+ (tracking)

02 9

K+ CKM-2 (FNAL) Re-design 2009+ (tracking veto)

2 3()

K+ (J-PARC) 2008+ (improvements)

23 23

K+ OKA (Protvino) 2005+ (Krarr3π) 11 06

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Future scenarios Experiment the coming generation of experiments will

reach the 10-100 SM events level for πνν decays

Theory existing precision data on K system will become quantitative checks of SM (or constraints to NP) Precision on πℓℓ decays will improve to 1-2-5

(a) K in agreement with SM for both modes 1 order of magnitude to go to close the window for NP

(b) K in disagreement with SM precision measurement O(1000) access to form factor other kinematical regions Dalitz plot time-interference Krarrπℓ+ℓndash

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Future scenarios

Impact on unitarity triangle

Buras et al hep-ph0405132

10201x

5201xx

Now

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Future machinesA high intensity p driver (gt1014 ppp) would be very valuable

for ldquoultimaterdquo K measurements Sinergies with neutrino physics With LHC injectors

upgradeEnergy in the tens of GeV range slow extraction (high DC)

Intense K+ beam Kplusmn CP asymmetriesIntense K+ RF-separated beam K+ + Tertiary K0 beam CPT tests at Planck scale (K phases)Intense KL beam KL 0 KL 0e+e- KL 0μ+μ- (with several handles) diverse program

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Remember KAON at TRIUMFThe ultimate kaon (+ much more) machine1985-1993 RIP

30 GeV - 3MW - 100 μA625 Tps

2 RCS + 3 SR450 MeV rarr 3 GeV rarr 30 GeV + stretcher ring

6 K+ beams 05-21 GeVc1-6 Δpp(06-37) middot 108 K+s

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

J-PARC at Tokai phase 2Phase I 30 GeV 075 MW9 μA 21014 pspill60 Tps07s342 s (DC 20 )

Start physics 2008

Phase II 50 GeV 4 MW15 μA 331014 pspill94 Tps

Better DC required (otherwise ltIgt = 6xAGS but I = 15xAGS) 5 HEP kaon physics LoI

KL 0 K+ + T-violation BR(K+) Ke3

2 kaon lines initially foreseen 08 - 11 GeV K+ and 2 GeVc KL ()

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

High-intensity upgrades

FNAL 1 MW8 GeV p LINAC

5 x MI flux 120 GeV55 Tps

BNL 02 MWMore booster cycles AGS x

17+ accumulator ring AGS x 34

34-60 Tps

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Kaon production

For indicative purposesMaximum kaon yield per given

power at 30-100 GeV

(Of course several other crucial issues for energy choice)

G Kalmus CERN-TH2001-75

Constant kaon yield

Constant beam power

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

A new proton driverAssume 4 MW accelerator + stretcher ring

Unseparated (πK ~ 10) 30 GeV (75 GeV K) 133μA (830 Tps 20xAGS) 120 GeV (30 GeV K) 33μA (210 Tps 7xMI) 400 GeV (100 GeV K) 10μA (63 Tps 9xSPS)

RF-separated (pK lt 50 GeV O(70) purity)50 GeV machine maximum K+ yield at 12 GeV (048 K+pGeVsr)

Target efficiency 40

Beam momentum 12 GeVc plusmn 1

Beam acceptance 75 μsr

Separator acceptance 50

Duty cycle 30

K+year (107 s) 26 middot 1015

K+ decaysyear (in 30m) 6 middot 1014

3middot108 K+sWith 2 acceptanceeff

1000 K+ rarr πνν eventsyear

(BR at 3 ultimate)

with beam rate 12 GHz

O(few 1010) K+s

THz beams

Ballpark numbers

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

New K beamsMaximum K+ yield at fixed beam momentum p pKp = 023

Naively fixing this beam power and geometry NK = Φ(p) σ(p) Ω(p) (1p) p2 (1p) for unsep beam (1p) p2 (1p4) for sep beam(moreover decays in fixed volume 1p)

1 Intense K+ beam

2 RF-separation needed at high intensities for measurements requiring kaon tracking low energy (pK=30 GeV survival lt 04) compromise with exp technique

3 Production of pure K0 (interference experiments) by charge-exchange at 0ordm (same p and Δpp 80μb CEX cross-section factor ~ 10-3) narrow band or separated () K+ beam

4 Neutral broad band beam need space for sweeping dump shielding (higher E) O(few 109) Ks O(1000) KLrarrπ0νν events

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

(Some more) experimental issuesHigh-intensity beams target halo collimation sweeping neutron absorber collimator scattering secondary productionhellip

Energy choice K yield nγπhyperon yield K survival (separated beams) resolutions and veto capability interactions acceptancehellip

Rates in detectors (E781 20 MHzm2 HyperCP 30 MHzm2 CKM-1 50 MHz)

DAQ live-time monitoringstatistics

E949 2E12 K dec 700 MeVc DC-sep (πK=3) E787 5E12 K dec 700 MeVc DC-sep (πK=4) NA482 2E11 K dec 60 GeVc unsep (πK=10) KTeV gt2E11 KL dec 100 GeVcKOPIO 1E14 KL dec 700 MeVcE391a 2E11 KL dec 2 GeVcJ-PARC KL 4E14 KL dec 2 GeVc

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Thirsty for flux

bullSensitivity

bullTighter cuts to control background (pencil beam)

bullAbsorber for n targeting angle choice (at 16p angle nK x16 for K yield x06)

bullOther approaches Dalitz plot time-interference analysis polarizations

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Example polarization measurements

Diwan et alPRD 65 (2002) 054020

In the case of KLrarrπ0μ+μndash

longitudinal μ polarization (P-odd) is non-zero only in

presence of direct CPV

Single-muon polarization measurement is sufficient

large effects

This helps reducing background and

disentangling amplitude components at some

price on statistics

Longitudinal μ+ polarization

in K rest frame

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Outlook more fundamental physics with K

bullImportance of K in shaping the SM well known

bullThe increase in flux availability led to beyond-state-of-the-art experiments

bullFlavour physics least understood part of SM rather unique access to SM or NP couplings before the LC era (the high-precision frontier)

bullFlux (not only) required for sensitivity ancillary measurements background suppressions (also improvement in techniques rate handlinghellip)

bullExistence of clean decay modes stimulated world-wide efforts in an active and strong community with several generations of experience

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

ConclusionsA few things are clear

The information to be gained from rare K decays is not going to be exhausted with the arrival of LHC

Itrsquos not going to be complete by then either

The focus is on SD precision rare decays (experiments starting now) These experiments are hard enough that they will require double-checks and complementary approaches

The quality of the data is as important as the statistics higher fluxes are crucial for control of backgrounds and systematics

A high-intensity (MWs tens of GeV slow extracted) p machine would give an excellent (unique) opportunity to extract all the rich information available from K decays

Sinergies with neutrino physics program

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Spare slides

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

KLOE at Frascati

DAΦNE φ-factory e+e-Low luminosity at start constantly improvingPeak luminosity 81031 cm-2 s-1 in 2002Goal 51032 cm-2 s-1 500 pb-1 (15 109 ) collected until 2002

Currently running

Good prospects for KS interferometry

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

KS decays CPVSearch for KS 30 interf KL-KS at hadron machines or Φ factories

BR(KS30) lt 310-7 (90 CL)

Not yet reached indirect CP violation

SM expectation 310-9

(NA481 prel)

m(K0) m(K0) = (17 42) 10-19 GeVc2

Dominates indirect CPT violation limits

S = (-2 9 6) 10-3

KS charge asymmetry (KLOE prel)

( plusmn 410-3 still far from CPT test)

Semileptonic KS decays (KLOE prel 170 pb-

1)BR(KSeν) = (709 007 008) 10-4

BR(KS30) lt 2110-7 (90 CL) (KLOE prel 450 pb-1 4 ev 32 bkg)

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

RF-separated beam in preparation at U-70 PS15 GeVc K+ or K- (alternated) detector from ISTRA+ GAMSAsymmetries of Dalitz plot slopes in 3 decays at O(1 10-4)T-odd correlations search for New Physics in Kl2 decays

2003 12 beam line cryogenics slow extraction of 131013 pppFirst physics run in 2005

K decays OKA Protvino

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

J-PARC Tokai

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

J-PARCRequested beam lines

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

K at J-PARC

KL follow-up of KEK-E391a100 MHz pencil beam (accidentals rate x500) acceptance ~ 16 high energy (flux resolution acceptance veto efficiency) New calorimeters (CeF3 ) and DAQGoal gt100 SM events (SES 3middot10-14 max limit) in 3 years (2middot1015 KL)

K+ BNL stopped-K technique Low energy (600-800 MeVc) DC-separated (Kπ gt3) beamDecays at rest (gt25 stop)Incremental upgrade (x4) of detector new spectrometerGoal gt50 SM events in 3 years (SES 210-12 E9495)

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

ΔS=1

ΔB=2

Comparing K and B

Comparing Vtd from K+ + and

ΔM(Bd) ΔM(Bs)

Comparing β from BR(KL 0) BR(K+ +) and A(BdJψK0)

Constraints from B and K physics (10 BR measurements)

bullErrors on Vtd better from B

bullErrors on sin2 similar to B- factories

bullError on t better from KA Buras hep-ph9905437

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

3 contributions to these decays

KL 0ℓ+ℓ-

KTeV limits (90 CL) BR(KL 0e+e-) lt 2810-10

BR(KL 0+-) lt 3810-10

bull CP-allowed not predictedderived from KL 0γγ (NA48 KTeV)

bull Indirect CP violation not predictedmeasured by KS 0ℓ+ℓ- (NA481)

bull Direct CP violation predicted in terms of CKM phase

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

KL 0ℓ+ℓ-

Isidori et al hep-ph0404127bullKL measurements CP-allowed contribution is small

bullKS measurements indirect CP-violating term dominates

bullSensitivity of BR to CKM phase depends on the (unmeasurable) relative sign of the two CP-violating termsTheoretical predictions constructive interferenceBR(KL 0e+e-)CPV times 1012 asymp 17 (ind) plusmn 9 (interf) + 4 (dir)

BR(KL 0μ+μ-)CPV times 1012 asymp 8 (ind) plusmn 3 (interf) + 2 (dir)

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Future projects and goals

Main focus on the measurement of ultra-rare

decaystheoretically clean highly sensitive complementary

to B

Also T-violation searches

CP asymmetries in charged K

Page 11: K physics at a  high-intensity future machine

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

SSL aaKBR 611732510)(2120

CPC (th 30 + KL rarr π0γγ)

CPV ind (KS rarr π0μ+μndash)

50

CPV dir 10 CPV int

25

SSL aaeeKBR 2642715310)(2120

CPC (th +

KL rarr π0γγ)

CPV ind (KS rarr π0e+endash)

50

CPV dir 8

CPV int 25

bullError dominated by CPVind need several 100s KSrarrπ0ℓ+ℓndash (and improvement in theory)

bullSign of interference term crucial only from theory (positive favoured)

bullBackground subtraction will be an issue irreducible γγℓ+ℓndash at 15middot104 and 8middot102 hard to reduce below signal Tight cuts rarr acceptance rarr flux

bullee mode requires very good πe separation more material (TRD) μμ mode might turn out to be easier (also more handles small CPC in low mass region )

bullWith very high fluxes more approaches are available Dalitz plot analysis time evolution (interference) or polarization analysis (μ mode) O(1014 K)

260210081

Sa (NA48)

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

K+ + BR(SM) ~ 10-10 (3 events)Theoretical uncertainty ~ 7(going down to 2 )

Background from K and beam no kinematic constraints Suppression 1011 limited by physical processes Redundancy particle ID kinematics vacuum live-time VETO

bullStopped K+ approach has limits (stop fraction slow PID solid angle π scatter vetoing)

bullIn-flight approach (new) needs pK measurement no scattering faster better vetoing)

CERN

J-PARCCKM-2

Will have some 10s of events

Proposed

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

KL 0

Model independent bound

ldquoDirectrdquo CP-violatingBR ~ 310-11 (or NP) (limit 59middot10-7 bound 17middot10-9)Theoretical uncertainty ~ 1-2

Background from 00γγ mode n flux hyperons vacuum material live-time Very few handles missing pT VETO

bullKOPIO approach (40 events) bullKAMI-(KEK)-JPARC approach large acceptance pencil beam (flux) rate (100-1000 events)Several options (DC energy barrel detectionhellip

Will have few 10s of events

KLOD (Protvino)

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

New projects startingproposedTps MKs

KL KOPIO (BNL) 2010+ on track 14 33

KL (J-PARC) 2008++ (beam line accidentals)

60 320

KL KLOD (Protvino)

2007+ 11 9

K+ (CERN) After RampD 2009+ (tracking)

02 9

K+ CKM-2 (FNAL) Re-design 2009+ (tracking veto)

2 3()

K+ (J-PARC) 2008+ (improvements)

23 23

K+ OKA (Protvino) 2005+ (Krarr3π) 11 06

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Future scenarios Experiment the coming generation of experiments will

reach the 10-100 SM events level for πνν decays

Theory existing precision data on K system will become quantitative checks of SM (or constraints to NP) Precision on πℓℓ decays will improve to 1-2-5

(a) K in agreement with SM for both modes 1 order of magnitude to go to close the window for NP

(b) K in disagreement with SM precision measurement O(1000) access to form factor other kinematical regions Dalitz plot time-interference Krarrπℓ+ℓndash

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Future scenarios

Impact on unitarity triangle

Buras et al hep-ph0405132

10201x

5201xx

Now

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Future machinesA high intensity p driver (gt1014 ppp) would be very valuable

for ldquoultimaterdquo K measurements Sinergies with neutrino physics With LHC injectors

upgradeEnergy in the tens of GeV range slow extraction (high DC)

Intense K+ beam Kplusmn CP asymmetriesIntense K+ RF-separated beam K+ + Tertiary K0 beam CPT tests at Planck scale (K phases)Intense KL beam KL 0 KL 0e+e- KL 0μ+μ- (with several handles) diverse program

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Remember KAON at TRIUMFThe ultimate kaon (+ much more) machine1985-1993 RIP

30 GeV - 3MW - 100 μA625 Tps

2 RCS + 3 SR450 MeV rarr 3 GeV rarr 30 GeV + stretcher ring

6 K+ beams 05-21 GeVc1-6 Δpp(06-37) middot 108 K+s

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

J-PARC at Tokai phase 2Phase I 30 GeV 075 MW9 μA 21014 pspill60 Tps07s342 s (DC 20 )

Start physics 2008

Phase II 50 GeV 4 MW15 μA 331014 pspill94 Tps

Better DC required (otherwise ltIgt = 6xAGS but I = 15xAGS) 5 HEP kaon physics LoI

KL 0 K+ + T-violation BR(K+) Ke3

2 kaon lines initially foreseen 08 - 11 GeV K+ and 2 GeVc KL ()

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

High-intensity upgrades

FNAL 1 MW8 GeV p LINAC

5 x MI flux 120 GeV55 Tps

BNL 02 MWMore booster cycles AGS x

17+ accumulator ring AGS x 34

34-60 Tps

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Kaon production

For indicative purposesMaximum kaon yield per given

power at 30-100 GeV

(Of course several other crucial issues for energy choice)

G Kalmus CERN-TH2001-75

Constant kaon yield

Constant beam power

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

A new proton driverAssume 4 MW accelerator + stretcher ring

Unseparated (πK ~ 10) 30 GeV (75 GeV K) 133μA (830 Tps 20xAGS) 120 GeV (30 GeV K) 33μA (210 Tps 7xMI) 400 GeV (100 GeV K) 10μA (63 Tps 9xSPS)

RF-separated (pK lt 50 GeV O(70) purity)50 GeV machine maximum K+ yield at 12 GeV (048 K+pGeVsr)

Target efficiency 40

Beam momentum 12 GeVc plusmn 1

Beam acceptance 75 μsr

Separator acceptance 50

Duty cycle 30

K+year (107 s) 26 middot 1015

K+ decaysyear (in 30m) 6 middot 1014

3middot108 K+sWith 2 acceptanceeff

1000 K+ rarr πνν eventsyear

(BR at 3 ultimate)

with beam rate 12 GHz

O(few 1010) K+s

THz beams

Ballpark numbers

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

New K beamsMaximum K+ yield at fixed beam momentum p pKp = 023

Naively fixing this beam power and geometry NK = Φ(p) σ(p) Ω(p) (1p) p2 (1p) for unsep beam (1p) p2 (1p4) for sep beam(moreover decays in fixed volume 1p)

1 Intense K+ beam

2 RF-separation needed at high intensities for measurements requiring kaon tracking low energy (pK=30 GeV survival lt 04) compromise with exp technique

3 Production of pure K0 (interference experiments) by charge-exchange at 0ordm (same p and Δpp 80μb CEX cross-section factor ~ 10-3) narrow band or separated () K+ beam

4 Neutral broad band beam need space for sweeping dump shielding (higher E) O(few 109) Ks O(1000) KLrarrπ0νν events

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

(Some more) experimental issuesHigh-intensity beams target halo collimation sweeping neutron absorber collimator scattering secondary productionhellip

Energy choice K yield nγπhyperon yield K survival (separated beams) resolutions and veto capability interactions acceptancehellip

Rates in detectors (E781 20 MHzm2 HyperCP 30 MHzm2 CKM-1 50 MHz)

DAQ live-time monitoringstatistics

E949 2E12 K dec 700 MeVc DC-sep (πK=3) E787 5E12 K dec 700 MeVc DC-sep (πK=4) NA482 2E11 K dec 60 GeVc unsep (πK=10) KTeV gt2E11 KL dec 100 GeVcKOPIO 1E14 KL dec 700 MeVcE391a 2E11 KL dec 2 GeVcJ-PARC KL 4E14 KL dec 2 GeVc

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Thirsty for flux

bullSensitivity

bullTighter cuts to control background (pencil beam)

bullAbsorber for n targeting angle choice (at 16p angle nK x16 for K yield x06)

bullOther approaches Dalitz plot time-interference analysis polarizations

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Example polarization measurements

Diwan et alPRD 65 (2002) 054020

In the case of KLrarrπ0μ+μndash

longitudinal μ polarization (P-odd) is non-zero only in

presence of direct CPV

Single-muon polarization measurement is sufficient

large effects

This helps reducing background and

disentangling amplitude components at some

price on statistics

Longitudinal μ+ polarization

in K rest frame

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Outlook more fundamental physics with K

bullImportance of K in shaping the SM well known

bullThe increase in flux availability led to beyond-state-of-the-art experiments

bullFlavour physics least understood part of SM rather unique access to SM or NP couplings before the LC era (the high-precision frontier)

bullFlux (not only) required for sensitivity ancillary measurements background suppressions (also improvement in techniques rate handlinghellip)

bullExistence of clean decay modes stimulated world-wide efforts in an active and strong community with several generations of experience

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

ConclusionsA few things are clear

The information to be gained from rare K decays is not going to be exhausted with the arrival of LHC

Itrsquos not going to be complete by then either

The focus is on SD precision rare decays (experiments starting now) These experiments are hard enough that they will require double-checks and complementary approaches

The quality of the data is as important as the statistics higher fluxes are crucial for control of backgrounds and systematics

A high-intensity (MWs tens of GeV slow extracted) p machine would give an excellent (unique) opportunity to extract all the rich information available from K decays

Sinergies with neutrino physics program

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Spare slides

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

KLOE at Frascati

DAΦNE φ-factory e+e-Low luminosity at start constantly improvingPeak luminosity 81031 cm-2 s-1 in 2002Goal 51032 cm-2 s-1 500 pb-1 (15 109 ) collected until 2002

Currently running

Good prospects for KS interferometry

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

KS decays CPVSearch for KS 30 interf KL-KS at hadron machines or Φ factories

BR(KS30) lt 310-7 (90 CL)

Not yet reached indirect CP violation

SM expectation 310-9

(NA481 prel)

m(K0) m(K0) = (17 42) 10-19 GeVc2

Dominates indirect CPT violation limits

S = (-2 9 6) 10-3

KS charge asymmetry (KLOE prel)

( plusmn 410-3 still far from CPT test)

Semileptonic KS decays (KLOE prel 170 pb-

1)BR(KSeν) = (709 007 008) 10-4

BR(KS30) lt 2110-7 (90 CL) (KLOE prel 450 pb-1 4 ev 32 bkg)

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

RF-separated beam in preparation at U-70 PS15 GeVc K+ or K- (alternated) detector from ISTRA+ GAMSAsymmetries of Dalitz plot slopes in 3 decays at O(1 10-4)T-odd correlations search for New Physics in Kl2 decays

2003 12 beam line cryogenics slow extraction of 131013 pppFirst physics run in 2005

K decays OKA Protvino

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

J-PARC Tokai

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

J-PARCRequested beam lines

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

K at J-PARC

KL follow-up of KEK-E391a100 MHz pencil beam (accidentals rate x500) acceptance ~ 16 high energy (flux resolution acceptance veto efficiency) New calorimeters (CeF3 ) and DAQGoal gt100 SM events (SES 3middot10-14 max limit) in 3 years (2middot1015 KL)

K+ BNL stopped-K technique Low energy (600-800 MeVc) DC-separated (Kπ gt3) beamDecays at rest (gt25 stop)Incremental upgrade (x4) of detector new spectrometerGoal gt50 SM events in 3 years (SES 210-12 E9495)

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

ΔS=1

ΔB=2

Comparing K and B

Comparing Vtd from K+ + and

ΔM(Bd) ΔM(Bs)

Comparing β from BR(KL 0) BR(K+ +) and A(BdJψK0)

Constraints from B and K physics (10 BR measurements)

bullErrors on Vtd better from B

bullErrors on sin2 similar to B- factories

bullError on t better from KA Buras hep-ph9905437

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

3 contributions to these decays

KL 0ℓ+ℓ-

KTeV limits (90 CL) BR(KL 0e+e-) lt 2810-10

BR(KL 0+-) lt 3810-10

bull CP-allowed not predictedderived from KL 0γγ (NA48 KTeV)

bull Indirect CP violation not predictedmeasured by KS 0ℓ+ℓ- (NA481)

bull Direct CP violation predicted in terms of CKM phase

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

KL 0ℓ+ℓ-

Isidori et al hep-ph0404127bullKL measurements CP-allowed contribution is small

bullKS measurements indirect CP-violating term dominates

bullSensitivity of BR to CKM phase depends on the (unmeasurable) relative sign of the two CP-violating termsTheoretical predictions constructive interferenceBR(KL 0e+e-)CPV times 1012 asymp 17 (ind) plusmn 9 (interf) + 4 (dir)

BR(KL 0μ+μ-)CPV times 1012 asymp 8 (ind) plusmn 3 (interf) + 2 (dir)

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Future projects and goals

Main focus on the measurement of ultra-rare

decaystheoretically clean highly sensitive complementary

to B

Also T-violation searches

CP asymmetries in charged K

Page 12: K physics at a  high-intensity future machine

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

K+ + BR(SM) ~ 10-10 (3 events)Theoretical uncertainty ~ 7(going down to 2 )

Background from K and beam no kinematic constraints Suppression 1011 limited by physical processes Redundancy particle ID kinematics vacuum live-time VETO

bullStopped K+ approach has limits (stop fraction slow PID solid angle π scatter vetoing)

bullIn-flight approach (new) needs pK measurement no scattering faster better vetoing)

CERN

J-PARCCKM-2

Will have some 10s of events

Proposed

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

KL 0

Model independent bound

ldquoDirectrdquo CP-violatingBR ~ 310-11 (or NP) (limit 59middot10-7 bound 17middot10-9)Theoretical uncertainty ~ 1-2

Background from 00γγ mode n flux hyperons vacuum material live-time Very few handles missing pT VETO

bullKOPIO approach (40 events) bullKAMI-(KEK)-JPARC approach large acceptance pencil beam (flux) rate (100-1000 events)Several options (DC energy barrel detectionhellip

Will have few 10s of events

KLOD (Protvino)

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

New projects startingproposedTps MKs

KL KOPIO (BNL) 2010+ on track 14 33

KL (J-PARC) 2008++ (beam line accidentals)

60 320

KL KLOD (Protvino)

2007+ 11 9

K+ (CERN) After RampD 2009+ (tracking)

02 9

K+ CKM-2 (FNAL) Re-design 2009+ (tracking veto)

2 3()

K+ (J-PARC) 2008+ (improvements)

23 23

K+ OKA (Protvino) 2005+ (Krarr3π) 11 06

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Future scenarios Experiment the coming generation of experiments will

reach the 10-100 SM events level for πνν decays

Theory existing precision data on K system will become quantitative checks of SM (or constraints to NP) Precision on πℓℓ decays will improve to 1-2-5

(a) K in agreement with SM for both modes 1 order of magnitude to go to close the window for NP

(b) K in disagreement with SM precision measurement O(1000) access to form factor other kinematical regions Dalitz plot time-interference Krarrπℓ+ℓndash

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Future scenarios

Impact on unitarity triangle

Buras et al hep-ph0405132

10201x

5201xx

Now

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Future machinesA high intensity p driver (gt1014 ppp) would be very valuable

for ldquoultimaterdquo K measurements Sinergies with neutrino physics With LHC injectors

upgradeEnergy in the tens of GeV range slow extraction (high DC)

Intense K+ beam Kplusmn CP asymmetriesIntense K+ RF-separated beam K+ + Tertiary K0 beam CPT tests at Planck scale (K phases)Intense KL beam KL 0 KL 0e+e- KL 0μ+μ- (with several handles) diverse program

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Remember KAON at TRIUMFThe ultimate kaon (+ much more) machine1985-1993 RIP

30 GeV - 3MW - 100 μA625 Tps

2 RCS + 3 SR450 MeV rarr 3 GeV rarr 30 GeV + stretcher ring

6 K+ beams 05-21 GeVc1-6 Δpp(06-37) middot 108 K+s

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

J-PARC at Tokai phase 2Phase I 30 GeV 075 MW9 μA 21014 pspill60 Tps07s342 s (DC 20 )

Start physics 2008

Phase II 50 GeV 4 MW15 μA 331014 pspill94 Tps

Better DC required (otherwise ltIgt = 6xAGS but I = 15xAGS) 5 HEP kaon physics LoI

KL 0 K+ + T-violation BR(K+) Ke3

2 kaon lines initially foreseen 08 - 11 GeV K+ and 2 GeVc KL ()

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

High-intensity upgrades

FNAL 1 MW8 GeV p LINAC

5 x MI flux 120 GeV55 Tps

BNL 02 MWMore booster cycles AGS x

17+ accumulator ring AGS x 34

34-60 Tps

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Kaon production

For indicative purposesMaximum kaon yield per given

power at 30-100 GeV

(Of course several other crucial issues for energy choice)

G Kalmus CERN-TH2001-75

Constant kaon yield

Constant beam power

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

A new proton driverAssume 4 MW accelerator + stretcher ring

Unseparated (πK ~ 10) 30 GeV (75 GeV K) 133μA (830 Tps 20xAGS) 120 GeV (30 GeV K) 33μA (210 Tps 7xMI) 400 GeV (100 GeV K) 10μA (63 Tps 9xSPS)

RF-separated (pK lt 50 GeV O(70) purity)50 GeV machine maximum K+ yield at 12 GeV (048 K+pGeVsr)

Target efficiency 40

Beam momentum 12 GeVc plusmn 1

Beam acceptance 75 μsr

Separator acceptance 50

Duty cycle 30

K+year (107 s) 26 middot 1015

K+ decaysyear (in 30m) 6 middot 1014

3middot108 K+sWith 2 acceptanceeff

1000 K+ rarr πνν eventsyear

(BR at 3 ultimate)

with beam rate 12 GHz

O(few 1010) K+s

THz beams

Ballpark numbers

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

New K beamsMaximum K+ yield at fixed beam momentum p pKp = 023

Naively fixing this beam power and geometry NK = Φ(p) σ(p) Ω(p) (1p) p2 (1p) for unsep beam (1p) p2 (1p4) for sep beam(moreover decays in fixed volume 1p)

1 Intense K+ beam

2 RF-separation needed at high intensities for measurements requiring kaon tracking low energy (pK=30 GeV survival lt 04) compromise with exp technique

3 Production of pure K0 (interference experiments) by charge-exchange at 0ordm (same p and Δpp 80μb CEX cross-section factor ~ 10-3) narrow band or separated () K+ beam

4 Neutral broad band beam need space for sweeping dump shielding (higher E) O(few 109) Ks O(1000) KLrarrπ0νν events

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

(Some more) experimental issuesHigh-intensity beams target halo collimation sweeping neutron absorber collimator scattering secondary productionhellip

Energy choice K yield nγπhyperon yield K survival (separated beams) resolutions and veto capability interactions acceptancehellip

Rates in detectors (E781 20 MHzm2 HyperCP 30 MHzm2 CKM-1 50 MHz)

DAQ live-time monitoringstatistics

E949 2E12 K dec 700 MeVc DC-sep (πK=3) E787 5E12 K dec 700 MeVc DC-sep (πK=4) NA482 2E11 K dec 60 GeVc unsep (πK=10) KTeV gt2E11 KL dec 100 GeVcKOPIO 1E14 KL dec 700 MeVcE391a 2E11 KL dec 2 GeVcJ-PARC KL 4E14 KL dec 2 GeVc

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Thirsty for flux

bullSensitivity

bullTighter cuts to control background (pencil beam)

bullAbsorber for n targeting angle choice (at 16p angle nK x16 for K yield x06)

bullOther approaches Dalitz plot time-interference analysis polarizations

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Example polarization measurements

Diwan et alPRD 65 (2002) 054020

In the case of KLrarrπ0μ+μndash

longitudinal μ polarization (P-odd) is non-zero only in

presence of direct CPV

Single-muon polarization measurement is sufficient

large effects

This helps reducing background and

disentangling amplitude components at some

price on statistics

Longitudinal μ+ polarization

in K rest frame

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Outlook more fundamental physics with K

bullImportance of K in shaping the SM well known

bullThe increase in flux availability led to beyond-state-of-the-art experiments

bullFlavour physics least understood part of SM rather unique access to SM or NP couplings before the LC era (the high-precision frontier)

bullFlux (not only) required for sensitivity ancillary measurements background suppressions (also improvement in techniques rate handlinghellip)

bullExistence of clean decay modes stimulated world-wide efforts in an active and strong community with several generations of experience

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

ConclusionsA few things are clear

The information to be gained from rare K decays is not going to be exhausted with the arrival of LHC

Itrsquos not going to be complete by then either

The focus is on SD precision rare decays (experiments starting now) These experiments are hard enough that they will require double-checks and complementary approaches

The quality of the data is as important as the statistics higher fluxes are crucial for control of backgrounds and systematics

A high-intensity (MWs tens of GeV slow extracted) p machine would give an excellent (unique) opportunity to extract all the rich information available from K decays

Sinergies with neutrino physics program

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Spare slides

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

KLOE at Frascati

DAΦNE φ-factory e+e-Low luminosity at start constantly improvingPeak luminosity 81031 cm-2 s-1 in 2002Goal 51032 cm-2 s-1 500 pb-1 (15 109 ) collected until 2002

Currently running

Good prospects for KS interferometry

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

KS decays CPVSearch for KS 30 interf KL-KS at hadron machines or Φ factories

BR(KS30) lt 310-7 (90 CL)

Not yet reached indirect CP violation

SM expectation 310-9

(NA481 prel)

m(K0) m(K0) = (17 42) 10-19 GeVc2

Dominates indirect CPT violation limits

S = (-2 9 6) 10-3

KS charge asymmetry (KLOE prel)

( plusmn 410-3 still far from CPT test)

Semileptonic KS decays (KLOE prel 170 pb-

1)BR(KSeν) = (709 007 008) 10-4

BR(KS30) lt 2110-7 (90 CL) (KLOE prel 450 pb-1 4 ev 32 bkg)

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

RF-separated beam in preparation at U-70 PS15 GeVc K+ or K- (alternated) detector from ISTRA+ GAMSAsymmetries of Dalitz plot slopes in 3 decays at O(1 10-4)T-odd correlations search for New Physics in Kl2 decays

2003 12 beam line cryogenics slow extraction of 131013 pppFirst physics run in 2005

K decays OKA Protvino

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

J-PARC Tokai

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

J-PARCRequested beam lines

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

K at J-PARC

KL follow-up of KEK-E391a100 MHz pencil beam (accidentals rate x500) acceptance ~ 16 high energy (flux resolution acceptance veto efficiency) New calorimeters (CeF3 ) and DAQGoal gt100 SM events (SES 3middot10-14 max limit) in 3 years (2middot1015 KL)

K+ BNL stopped-K technique Low energy (600-800 MeVc) DC-separated (Kπ gt3) beamDecays at rest (gt25 stop)Incremental upgrade (x4) of detector new spectrometerGoal gt50 SM events in 3 years (SES 210-12 E9495)

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

ΔS=1

ΔB=2

Comparing K and B

Comparing Vtd from K+ + and

ΔM(Bd) ΔM(Bs)

Comparing β from BR(KL 0) BR(K+ +) and A(BdJψK0)

Constraints from B and K physics (10 BR measurements)

bullErrors on Vtd better from B

bullErrors on sin2 similar to B- factories

bullError on t better from KA Buras hep-ph9905437

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

3 contributions to these decays

KL 0ℓ+ℓ-

KTeV limits (90 CL) BR(KL 0e+e-) lt 2810-10

BR(KL 0+-) lt 3810-10

bull CP-allowed not predictedderived from KL 0γγ (NA48 KTeV)

bull Indirect CP violation not predictedmeasured by KS 0ℓ+ℓ- (NA481)

bull Direct CP violation predicted in terms of CKM phase

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

KL 0ℓ+ℓ-

Isidori et al hep-ph0404127bullKL measurements CP-allowed contribution is small

bullKS measurements indirect CP-violating term dominates

bullSensitivity of BR to CKM phase depends on the (unmeasurable) relative sign of the two CP-violating termsTheoretical predictions constructive interferenceBR(KL 0e+e-)CPV times 1012 asymp 17 (ind) plusmn 9 (interf) + 4 (dir)

BR(KL 0μ+μ-)CPV times 1012 asymp 8 (ind) plusmn 3 (interf) + 2 (dir)

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Future projects and goals

Main focus on the measurement of ultra-rare

decaystheoretically clean highly sensitive complementary

to B

Also T-violation searches

CP asymmetries in charged K

Page 13: K physics at a  high-intensity future machine

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

KL 0

Model independent bound

ldquoDirectrdquo CP-violatingBR ~ 310-11 (or NP) (limit 59middot10-7 bound 17middot10-9)Theoretical uncertainty ~ 1-2

Background from 00γγ mode n flux hyperons vacuum material live-time Very few handles missing pT VETO

bullKOPIO approach (40 events) bullKAMI-(KEK)-JPARC approach large acceptance pencil beam (flux) rate (100-1000 events)Several options (DC energy barrel detectionhellip

Will have few 10s of events

KLOD (Protvino)

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

New projects startingproposedTps MKs

KL KOPIO (BNL) 2010+ on track 14 33

KL (J-PARC) 2008++ (beam line accidentals)

60 320

KL KLOD (Protvino)

2007+ 11 9

K+ (CERN) After RampD 2009+ (tracking)

02 9

K+ CKM-2 (FNAL) Re-design 2009+ (tracking veto)

2 3()

K+ (J-PARC) 2008+ (improvements)

23 23

K+ OKA (Protvino) 2005+ (Krarr3π) 11 06

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Future scenarios Experiment the coming generation of experiments will

reach the 10-100 SM events level for πνν decays

Theory existing precision data on K system will become quantitative checks of SM (or constraints to NP) Precision on πℓℓ decays will improve to 1-2-5

(a) K in agreement with SM for both modes 1 order of magnitude to go to close the window for NP

(b) K in disagreement with SM precision measurement O(1000) access to form factor other kinematical regions Dalitz plot time-interference Krarrπℓ+ℓndash

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Future scenarios

Impact on unitarity triangle

Buras et al hep-ph0405132

10201x

5201xx

Now

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Future machinesA high intensity p driver (gt1014 ppp) would be very valuable

for ldquoultimaterdquo K measurements Sinergies with neutrino physics With LHC injectors

upgradeEnergy in the tens of GeV range slow extraction (high DC)

Intense K+ beam Kplusmn CP asymmetriesIntense K+ RF-separated beam K+ + Tertiary K0 beam CPT tests at Planck scale (K phases)Intense KL beam KL 0 KL 0e+e- KL 0μ+μ- (with several handles) diverse program

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Remember KAON at TRIUMFThe ultimate kaon (+ much more) machine1985-1993 RIP

30 GeV - 3MW - 100 μA625 Tps

2 RCS + 3 SR450 MeV rarr 3 GeV rarr 30 GeV + stretcher ring

6 K+ beams 05-21 GeVc1-6 Δpp(06-37) middot 108 K+s

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

J-PARC at Tokai phase 2Phase I 30 GeV 075 MW9 μA 21014 pspill60 Tps07s342 s (DC 20 )

Start physics 2008

Phase II 50 GeV 4 MW15 μA 331014 pspill94 Tps

Better DC required (otherwise ltIgt = 6xAGS but I = 15xAGS) 5 HEP kaon physics LoI

KL 0 K+ + T-violation BR(K+) Ke3

2 kaon lines initially foreseen 08 - 11 GeV K+ and 2 GeVc KL ()

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

High-intensity upgrades

FNAL 1 MW8 GeV p LINAC

5 x MI flux 120 GeV55 Tps

BNL 02 MWMore booster cycles AGS x

17+ accumulator ring AGS x 34

34-60 Tps

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Kaon production

For indicative purposesMaximum kaon yield per given

power at 30-100 GeV

(Of course several other crucial issues for energy choice)

G Kalmus CERN-TH2001-75

Constant kaon yield

Constant beam power

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

A new proton driverAssume 4 MW accelerator + stretcher ring

Unseparated (πK ~ 10) 30 GeV (75 GeV K) 133μA (830 Tps 20xAGS) 120 GeV (30 GeV K) 33μA (210 Tps 7xMI) 400 GeV (100 GeV K) 10μA (63 Tps 9xSPS)

RF-separated (pK lt 50 GeV O(70) purity)50 GeV machine maximum K+ yield at 12 GeV (048 K+pGeVsr)

Target efficiency 40

Beam momentum 12 GeVc plusmn 1

Beam acceptance 75 μsr

Separator acceptance 50

Duty cycle 30

K+year (107 s) 26 middot 1015

K+ decaysyear (in 30m) 6 middot 1014

3middot108 K+sWith 2 acceptanceeff

1000 K+ rarr πνν eventsyear

(BR at 3 ultimate)

with beam rate 12 GHz

O(few 1010) K+s

THz beams

Ballpark numbers

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

New K beamsMaximum K+ yield at fixed beam momentum p pKp = 023

Naively fixing this beam power and geometry NK = Φ(p) σ(p) Ω(p) (1p) p2 (1p) for unsep beam (1p) p2 (1p4) for sep beam(moreover decays in fixed volume 1p)

1 Intense K+ beam

2 RF-separation needed at high intensities for measurements requiring kaon tracking low energy (pK=30 GeV survival lt 04) compromise with exp technique

3 Production of pure K0 (interference experiments) by charge-exchange at 0ordm (same p and Δpp 80μb CEX cross-section factor ~ 10-3) narrow band or separated () K+ beam

4 Neutral broad band beam need space for sweeping dump shielding (higher E) O(few 109) Ks O(1000) KLrarrπ0νν events

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

(Some more) experimental issuesHigh-intensity beams target halo collimation sweeping neutron absorber collimator scattering secondary productionhellip

Energy choice K yield nγπhyperon yield K survival (separated beams) resolutions and veto capability interactions acceptancehellip

Rates in detectors (E781 20 MHzm2 HyperCP 30 MHzm2 CKM-1 50 MHz)

DAQ live-time monitoringstatistics

E949 2E12 K dec 700 MeVc DC-sep (πK=3) E787 5E12 K dec 700 MeVc DC-sep (πK=4) NA482 2E11 K dec 60 GeVc unsep (πK=10) KTeV gt2E11 KL dec 100 GeVcKOPIO 1E14 KL dec 700 MeVcE391a 2E11 KL dec 2 GeVcJ-PARC KL 4E14 KL dec 2 GeVc

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Thirsty for flux

bullSensitivity

bullTighter cuts to control background (pencil beam)

bullAbsorber for n targeting angle choice (at 16p angle nK x16 for K yield x06)

bullOther approaches Dalitz plot time-interference analysis polarizations

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Example polarization measurements

Diwan et alPRD 65 (2002) 054020

In the case of KLrarrπ0μ+μndash

longitudinal μ polarization (P-odd) is non-zero only in

presence of direct CPV

Single-muon polarization measurement is sufficient

large effects

This helps reducing background and

disentangling amplitude components at some

price on statistics

Longitudinal μ+ polarization

in K rest frame

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Outlook more fundamental physics with K

bullImportance of K in shaping the SM well known

bullThe increase in flux availability led to beyond-state-of-the-art experiments

bullFlavour physics least understood part of SM rather unique access to SM or NP couplings before the LC era (the high-precision frontier)

bullFlux (not only) required for sensitivity ancillary measurements background suppressions (also improvement in techniques rate handlinghellip)

bullExistence of clean decay modes stimulated world-wide efforts in an active and strong community with several generations of experience

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

ConclusionsA few things are clear

The information to be gained from rare K decays is not going to be exhausted with the arrival of LHC

Itrsquos not going to be complete by then either

The focus is on SD precision rare decays (experiments starting now) These experiments are hard enough that they will require double-checks and complementary approaches

The quality of the data is as important as the statistics higher fluxes are crucial for control of backgrounds and systematics

A high-intensity (MWs tens of GeV slow extracted) p machine would give an excellent (unique) opportunity to extract all the rich information available from K decays

Sinergies with neutrino physics program

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Spare slides

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

KLOE at Frascati

DAΦNE φ-factory e+e-Low luminosity at start constantly improvingPeak luminosity 81031 cm-2 s-1 in 2002Goal 51032 cm-2 s-1 500 pb-1 (15 109 ) collected until 2002

Currently running

Good prospects for KS interferometry

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

KS decays CPVSearch for KS 30 interf KL-KS at hadron machines or Φ factories

BR(KS30) lt 310-7 (90 CL)

Not yet reached indirect CP violation

SM expectation 310-9

(NA481 prel)

m(K0) m(K0) = (17 42) 10-19 GeVc2

Dominates indirect CPT violation limits

S = (-2 9 6) 10-3

KS charge asymmetry (KLOE prel)

( plusmn 410-3 still far from CPT test)

Semileptonic KS decays (KLOE prel 170 pb-

1)BR(KSeν) = (709 007 008) 10-4

BR(KS30) lt 2110-7 (90 CL) (KLOE prel 450 pb-1 4 ev 32 bkg)

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

RF-separated beam in preparation at U-70 PS15 GeVc K+ or K- (alternated) detector from ISTRA+ GAMSAsymmetries of Dalitz plot slopes in 3 decays at O(1 10-4)T-odd correlations search for New Physics in Kl2 decays

2003 12 beam line cryogenics slow extraction of 131013 pppFirst physics run in 2005

K decays OKA Protvino

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

J-PARC Tokai

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

J-PARCRequested beam lines

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

K at J-PARC

KL follow-up of KEK-E391a100 MHz pencil beam (accidentals rate x500) acceptance ~ 16 high energy (flux resolution acceptance veto efficiency) New calorimeters (CeF3 ) and DAQGoal gt100 SM events (SES 3middot10-14 max limit) in 3 years (2middot1015 KL)

K+ BNL stopped-K technique Low energy (600-800 MeVc) DC-separated (Kπ gt3) beamDecays at rest (gt25 stop)Incremental upgrade (x4) of detector new spectrometerGoal gt50 SM events in 3 years (SES 210-12 E9495)

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

ΔS=1

ΔB=2

Comparing K and B

Comparing Vtd from K+ + and

ΔM(Bd) ΔM(Bs)

Comparing β from BR(KL 0) BR(K+ +) and A(BdJψK0)

Constraints from B and K physics (10 BR measurements)

bullErrors on Vtd better from B

bullErrors on sin2 similar to B- factories

bullError on t better from KA Buras hep-ph9905437

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

3 contributions to these decays

KL 0ℓ+ℓ-

KTeV limits (90 CL) BR(KL 0e+e-) lt 2810-10

BR(KL 0+-) lt 3810-10

bull CP-allowed not predictedderived from KL 0γγ (NA48 KTeV)

bull Indirect CP violation not predictedmeasured by KS 0ℓ+ℓ- (NA481)

bull Direct CP violation predicted in terms of CKM phase

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

KL 0ℓ+ℓ-

Isidori et al hep-ph0404127bullKL measurements CP-allowed contribution is small

bullKS measurements indirect CP-violating term dominates

bullSensitivity of BR to CKM phase depends on the (unmeasurable) relative sign of the two CP-violating termsTheoretical predictions constructive interferenceBR(KL 0e+e-)CPV times 1012 asymp 17 (ind) plusmn 9 (interf) + 4 (dir)

BR(KL 0μ+μ-)CPV times 1012 asymp 8 (ind) plusmn 3 (interf) + 2 (dir)

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Future projects and goals

Main focus on the measurement of ultra-rare

decaystheoretically clean highly sensitive complementary

to B

Also T-violation searches

CP asymmetries in charged K

Page 14: K physics at a  high-intensity future machine

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

New projects startingproposedTps MKs

KL KOPIO (BNL) 2010+ on track 14 33

KL (J-PARC) 2008++ (beam line accidentals)

60 320

KL KLOD (Protvino)

2007+ 11 9

K+ (CERN) After RampD 2009+ (tracking)

02 9

K+ CKM-2 (FNAL) Re-design 2009+ (tracking veto)

2 3()

K+ (J-PARC) 2008+ (improvements)

23 23

K+ OKA (Protvino) 2005+ (Krarr3π) 11 06

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Future scenarios Experiment the coming generation of experiments will

reach the 10-100 SM events level for πνν decays

Theory existing precision data on K system will become quantitative checks of SM (or constraints to NP) Precision on πℓℓ decays will improve to 1-2-5

(a) K in agreement with SM for both modes 1 order of magnitude to go to close the window for NP

(b) K in disagreement with SM precision measurement O(1000) access to form factor other kinematical regions Dalitz plot time-interference Krarrπℓ+ℓndash

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Future scenarios

Impact on unitarity triangle

Buras et al hep-ph0405132

10201x

5201xx

Now

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Future machinesA high intensity p driver (gt1014 ppp) would be very valuable

for ldquoultimaterdquo K measurements Sinergies with neutrino physics With LHC injectors

upgradeEnergy in the tens of GeV range slow extraction (high DC)

Intense K+ beam Kplusmn CP asymmetriesIntense K+ RF-separated beam K+ + Tertiary K0 beam CPT tests at Planck scale (K phases)Intense KL beam KL 0 KL 0e+e- KL 0μ+μ- (with several handles) diverse program

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Remember KAON at TRIUMFThe ultimate kaon (+ much more) machine1985-1993 RIP

30 GeV - 3MW - 100 μA625 Tps

2 RCS + 3 SR450 MeV rarr 3 GeV rarr 30 GeV + stretcher ring

6 K+ beams 05-21 GeVc1-6 Δpp(06-37) middot 108 K+s

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

J-PARC at Tokai phase 2Phase I 30 GeV 075 MW9 μA 21014 pspill60 Tps07s342 s (DC 20 )

Start physics 2008

Phase II 50 GeV 4 MW15 μA 331014 pspill94 Tps

Better DC required (otherwise ltIgt = 6xAGS but I = 15xAGS) 5 HEP kaon physics LoI

KL 0 K+ + T-violation BR(K+) Ke3

2 kaon lines initially foreseen 08 - 11 GeV K+ and 2 GeVc KL ()

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

High-intensity upgrades

FNAL 1 MW8 GeV p LINAC

5 x MI flux 120 GeV55 Tps

BNL 02 MWMore booster cycles AGS x

17+ accumulator ring AGS x 34

34-60 Tps

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Kaon production

For indicative purposesMaximum kaon yield per given

power at 30-100 GeV

(Of course several other crucial issues for energy choice)

G Kalmus CERN-TH2001-75

Constant kaon yield

Constant beam power

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

A new proton driverAssume 4 MW accelerator + stretcher ring

Unseparated (πK ~ 10) 30 GeV (75 GeV K) 133μA (830 Tps 20xAGS) 120 GeV (30 GeV K) 33μA (210 Tps 7xMI) 400 GeV (100 GeV K) 10μA (63 Tps 9xSPS)

RF-separated (pK lt 50 GeV O(70) purity)50 GeV machine maximum K+ yield at 12 GeV (048 K+pGeVsr)

Target efficiency 40

Beam momentum 12 GeVc plusmn 1

Beam acceptance 75 μsr

Separator acceptance 50

Duty cycle 30

K+year (107 s) 26 middot 1015

K+ decaysyear (in 30m) 6 middot 1014

3middot108 K+sWith 2 acceptanceeff

1000 K+ rarr πνν eventsyear

(BR at 3 ultimate)

with beam rate 12 GHz

O(few 1010) K+s

THz beams

Ballpark numbers

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

New K beamsMaximum K+ yield at fixed beam momentum p pKp = 023

Naively fixing this beam power and geometry NK = Φ(p) σ(p) Ω(p) (1p) p2 (1p) for unsep beam (1p) p2 (1p4) for sep beam(moreover decays in fixed volume 1p)

1 Intense K+ beam

2 RF-separation needed at high intensities for measurements requiring kaon tracking low energy (pK=30 GeV survival lt 04) compromise with exp technique

3 Production of pure K0 (interference experiments) by charge-exchange at 0ordm (same p and Δpp 80μb CEX cross-section factor ~ 10-3) narrow band or separated () K+ beam

4 Neutral broad band beam need space for sweeping dump shielding (higher E) O(few 109) Ks O(1000) KLrarrπ0νν events

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

(Some more) experimental issuesHigh-intensity beams target halo collimation sweeping neutron absorber collimator scattering secondary productionhellip

Energy choice K yield nγπhyperon yield K survival (separated beams) resolutions and veto capability interactions acceptancehellip

Rates in detectors (E781 20 MHzm2 HyperCP 30 MHzm2 CKM-1 50 MHz)

DAQ live-time monitoringstatistics

E949 2E12 K dec 700 MeVc DC-sep (πK=3) E787 5E12 K dec 700 MeVc DC-sep (πK=4) NA482 2E11 K dec 60 GeVc unsep (πK=10) KTeV gt2E11 KL dec 100 GeVcKOPIO 1E14 KL dec 700 MeVcE391a 2E11 KL dec 2 GeVcJ-PARC KL 4E14 KL dec 2 GeVc

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Thirsty for flux

bullSensitivity

bullTighter cuts to control background (pencil beam)

bullAbsorber for n targeting angle choice (at 16p angle nK x16 for K yield x06)

bullOther approaches Dalitz plot time-interference analysis polarizations

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Example polarization measurements

Diwan et alPRD 65 (2002) 054020

In the case of KLrarrπ0μ+μndash

longitudinal μ polarization (P-odd) is non-zero only in

presence of direct CPV

Single-muon polarization measurement is sufficient

large effects

This helps reducing background and

disentangling amplitude components at some

price on statistics

Longitudinal μ+ polarization

in K rest frame

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Outlook more fundamental physics with K

bullImportance of K in shaping the SM well known

bullThe increase in flux availability led to beyond-state-of-the-art experiments

bullFlavour physics least understood part of SM rather unique access to SM or NP couplings before the LC era (the high-precision frontier)

bullFlux (not only) required for sensitivity ancillary measurements background suppressions (also improvement in techniques rate handlinghellip)

bullExistence of clean decay modes stimulated world-wide efforts in an active and strong community with several generations of experience

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

ConclusionsA few things are clear

The information to be gained from rare K decays is not going to be exhausted with the arrival of LHC

Itrsquos not going to be complete by then either

The focus is on SD precision rare decays (experiments starting now) These experiments are hard enough that they will require double-checks and complementary approaches

The quality of the data is as important as the statistics higher fluxes are crucial for control of backgrounds and systematics

A high-intensity (MWs tens of GeV slow extracted) p machine would give an excellent (unique) opportunity to extract all the rich information available from K decays

Sinergies with neutrino physics program

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Spare slides

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

KLOE at Frascati

DAΦNE φ-factory e+e-Low luminosity at start constantly improvingPeak luminosity 81031 cm-2 s-1 in 2002Goal 51032 cm-2 s-1 500 pb-1 (15 109 ) collected until 2002

Currently running

Good prospects for KS interferometry

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

KS decays CPVSearch for KS 30 interf KL-KS at hadron machines or Φ factories

BR(KS30) lt 310-7 (90 CL)

Not yet reached indirect CP violation

SM expectation 310-9

(NA481 prel)

m(K0) m(K0) = (17 42) 10-19 GeVc2

Dominates indirect CPT violation limits

S = (-2 9 6) 10-3

KS charge asymmetry (KLOE prel)

( plusmn 410-3 still far from CPT test)

Semileptonic KS decays (KLOE prel 170 pb-

1)BR(KSeν) = (709 007 008) 10-4

BR(KS30) lt 2110-7 (90 CL) (KLOE prel 450 pb-1 4 ev 32 bkg)

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

RF-separated beam in preparation at U-70 PS15 GeVc K+ or K- (alternated) detector from ISTRA+ GAMSAsymmetries of Dalitz plot slopes in 3 decays at O(1 10-4)T-odd correlations search for New Physics in Kl2 decays

2003 12 beam line cryogenics slow extraction of 131013 pppFirst physics run in 2005

K decays OKA Protvino

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

J-PARC Tokai

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

J-PARCRequested beam lines

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

K at J-PARC

KL follow-up of KEK-E391a100 MHz pencil beam (accidentals rate x500) acceptance ~ 16 high energy (flux resolution acceptance veto efficiency) New calorimeters (CeF3 ) and DAQGoal gt100 SM events (SES 3middot10-14 max limit) in 3 years (2middot1015 KL)

K+ BNL stopped-K technique Low energy (600-800 MeVc) DC-separated (Kπ gt3) beamDecays at rest (gt25 stop)Incremental upgrade (x4) of detector new spectrometerGoal gt50 SM events in 3 years (SES 210-12 E9495)

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

ΔS=1

ΔB=2

Comparing K and B

Comparing Vtd from K+ + and

ΔM(Bd) ΔM(Bs)

Comparing β from BR(KL 0) BR(K+ +) and A(BdJψK0)

Constraints from B and K physics (10 BR measurements)

bullErrors on Vtd better from B

bullErrors on sin2 similar to B- factories

bullError on t better from KA Buras hep-ph9905437

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

3 contributions to these decays

KL 0ℓ+ℓ-

KTeV limits (90 CL) BR(KL 0e+e-) lt 2810-10

BR(KL 0+-) lt 3810-10

bull CP-allowed not predictedderived from KL 0γγ (NA48 KTeV)

bull Indirect CP violation not predictedmeasured by KS 0ℓ+ℓ- (NA481)

bull Direct CP violation predicted in terms of CKM phase

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

KL 0ℓ+ℓ-

Isidori et al hep-ph0404127bullKL measurements CP-allowed contribution is small

bullKS measurements indirect CP-violating term dominates

bullSensitivity of BR to CKM phase depends on the (unmeasurable) relative sign of the two CP-violating termsTheoretical predictions constructive interferenceBR(KL 0e+e-)CPV times 1012 asymp 17 (ind) plusmn 9 (interf) + 4 (dir)

BR(KL 0μ+μ-)CPV times 1012 asymp 8 (ind) plusmn 3 (interf) + 2 (dir)

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Future projects and goals

Main focus on the measurement of ultra-rare

decaystheoretically clean highly sensitive complementary

to B

Also T-violation searches

CP asymmetries in charged K

Page 15: K physics at a  high-intensity future machine

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Future scenarios Experiment the coming generation of experiments will

reach the 10-100 SM events level for πνν decays

Theory existing precision data on K system will become quantitative checks of SM (or constraints to NP) Precision on πℓℓ decays will improve to 1-2-5

(a) K in agreement with SM for both modes 1 order of magnitude to go to close the window for NP

(b) K in disagreement with SM precision measurement O(1000) access to form factor other kinematical regions Dalitz plot time-interference Krarrπℓ+ℓndash

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Future scenarios

Impact on unitarity triangle

Buras et al hep-ph0405132

10201x

5201xx

Now

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Future machinesA high intensity p driver (gt1014 ppp) would be very valuable

for ldquoultimaterdquo K measurements Sinergies with neutrino physics With LHC injectors

upgradeEnergy in the tens of GeV range slow extraction (high DC)

Intense K+ beam Kplusmn CP asymmetriesIntense K+ RF-separated beam K+ + Tertiary K0 beam CPT tests at Planck scale (K phases)Intense KL beam KL 0 KL 0e+e- KL 0μ+μ- (with several handles) diverse program

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Remember KAON at TRIUMFThe ultimate kaon (+ much more) machine1985-1993 RIP

30 GeV - 3MW - 100 μA625 Tps

2 RCS + 3 SR450 MeV rarr 3 GeV rarr 30 GeV + stretcher ring

6 K+ beams 05-21 GeVc1-6 Δpp(06-37) middot 108 K+s

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

J-PARC at Tokai phase 2Phase I 30 GeV 075 MW9 μA 21014 pspill60 Tps07s342 s (DC 20 )

Start physics 2008

Phase II 50 GeV 4 MW15 μA 331014 pspill94 Tps

Better DC required (otherwise ltIgt = 6xAGS but I = 15xAGS) 5 HEP kaon physics LoI

KL 0 K+ + T-violation BR(K+) Ke3

2 kaon lines initially foreseen 08 - 11 GeV K+ and 2 GeVc KL ()

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

High-intensity upgrades

FNAL 1 MW8 GeV p LINAC

5 x MI flux 120 GeV55 Tps

BNL 02 MWMore booster cycles AGS x

17+ accumulator ring AGS x 34

34-60 Tps

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Kaon production

For indicative purposesMaximum kaon yield per given

power at 30-100 GeV

(Of course several other crucial issues for energy choice)

G Kalmus CERN-TH2001-75

Constant kaon yield

Constant beam power

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

A new proton driverAssume 4 MW accelerator + stretcher ring

Unseparated (πK ~ 10) 30 GeV (75 GeV K) 133μA (830 Tps 20xAGS) 120 GeV (30 GeV K) 33μA (210 Tps 7xMI) 400 GeV (100 GeV K) 10μA (63 Tps 9xSPS)

RF-separated (pK lt 50 GeV O(70) purity)50 GeV machine maximum K+ yield at 12 GeV (048 K+pGeVsr)

Target efficiency 40

Beam momentum 12 GeVc plusmn 1

Beam acceptance 75 μsr

Separator acceptance 50

Duty cycle 30

K+year (107 s) 26 middot 1015

K+ decaysyear (in 30m) 6 middot 1014

3middot108 K+sWith 2 acceptanceeff

1000 K+ rarr πνν eventsyear

(BR at 3 ultimate)

with beam rate 12 GHz

O(few 1010) K+s

THz beams

Ballpark numbers

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

New K beamsMaximum K+ yield at fixed beam momentum p pKp = 023

Naively fixing this beam power and geometry NK = Φ(p) σ(p) Ω(p) (1p) p2 (1p) for unsep beam (1p) p2 (1p4) for sep beam(moreover decays in fixed volume 1p)

1 Intense K+ beam

2 RF-separation needed at high intensities for measurements requiring kaon tracking low energy (pK=30 GeV survival lt 04) compromise with exp technique

3 Production of pure K0 (interference experiments) by charge-exchange at 0ordm (same p and Δpp 80μb CEX cross-section factor ~ 10-3) narrow band or separated () K+ beam

4 Neutral broad band beam need space for sweeping dump shielding (higher E) O(few 109) Ks O(1000) KLrarrπ0νν events

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

(Some more) experimental issuesHigh-intensity beams target halo collimation sweeping neutron absorber collimator scattering secondary productionhellip

Energy choice K yield nγπhyperon yield K survival (separated beams) resolutions and veto capability interactions acceptancehellip

Rates in detectors (E781 20 MHzm2 HyperCP 30 MHzm2 CKM-1 50 MHz)

DAQ live-time monitoringstatistics

E949 2E12 K dec 700 MeVc DC-sep (πK=3) E787 5E12 K dec 700 MeVc DC-sep (πK=4) NA482 2E11 K dec 60 GeVc unsep (πK=10) KTeV gt2E11 KL dec 100 GeVcKOPIO 1E14 KL dec 700 MeVcE391a 2E11 KL dec 2 GeVcJ-PARC KL 4E14 KL dec 2 GeVc

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Thirsty for flux

bullSensitivity

bullTighter cuts to control background (pencil beam)

bullAbsorber for n targeting angle choice (at 16p angle nK x16 for K yield x06)

bullOther approaches Dalitz plot time-interference analysis polarizations

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Example polarization measurements

Diwan et alPRD 65 (2002) 054020

In the case of KLrarrπ0μ+μndash

longitudinal μ polarization (P-odd) is non-zero only in

presence of direct CPV

Single-muon polarization measurement is sufficient

large effects

This helps reducing background and

disentangling amplitude components at some

price on statistics

Longitudinal μ+ polarization

in K rest frame

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Outlook more fundamental physics with K

bullImportance of K in shaping the SM well known

bullThe increase in flux availability led to beyond-state-of-the-art experiments

bullFlavour physics least understood part of SM rather unique access to SM or NP couplings before the LC era (the high-precision frontier)

bullFlux (not only) required for sensitivity ancillary measurements background suppressions (also improvement in techniques rate handlinghellip)

bullExistence of clean decay modes stimulated world-wide efforts in an active and strong community with several generations of experience

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

ConclusionsA few things are clear

The information to be gained from rare K decays is not going to be exhausted with the arrival of LHC

Itrsquos not going to be complete by then either

The focus is on SD precision rare decays (experiments starting now) These experiments are hard enough that they will require double-checks and complementary approaches

The quality of the data is as important as the statistics higher fluxes are crucial for control of backgrounds and systematics

A high-intensity (MWs tens of GeV slow extracted) p machine would give an excellent (unique) opportunity to extract all the rich information available from K decays

Sinergies with neutrino physics program

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Spare slides

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

KLOE at Frascati

DAΦNE φ-factory e+e-Low luminosity at start constantly improvingPeak luminosity 81031 cm-2 s-1 in 2002Goal 51032 cm-2 s-1 500 pb-1 (15 109 ) collected until 2002

Currently running

Good prospects for KS interferometry

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

KS decays CPVSearch for KS 30 interf KL-KS at hadron machines or Φ factories

BR(KS30) lt 310-7 (90 CL)

Not yet reached indirect CP violation

SM expectation 310-9

(NA481 prel)

m(K0) m(K0) = (17 42) 10-19 GeVc2

Dominates indirect CPT violation limits

S = (-2 9 6) 10-3

KS charge asymmetry (KLOE prel)

( plusmn 410-3 still far from CPT test)

Semileptonic KS decays (KLOE prel 170 pb-

1)BR(KSeν) = (709 007 008) 10-4

BR(KS30) lt 2110-7 (90 CL) (KLOE prel 450 pb-1 4 ev 32 bkg)

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

RF-separated beam in preparation at U-70 PS15 GeVc K+ or K- (alternated) detector from ISTRA+ GAMSAsymmetries of Dalitz plot slopes in 3 decays at O(1 10-4)T-odd correlations search for New Physics in Kl2 decays

2003 12 beam line cryogenics slow extraction of 131013 pppFirst physics run in 2005

K decays OKA Protvino

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

J-PARC Tokai

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

J-PARCRequested beam lines

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

K at J-PARC

KL follow-up of KEK-E391a100 MHz pencil beam (accidentals rate x500) acceptance ~ 16 high energy (flux resolution acceptance veto efficiency) New calorimeters (CeF3 ) and DAQGoal gt100 SM events (SES 3middot10-14 max limit) in 3 years (2middot1015 KL)

K+ BNL stopped-K technique Low energy (600-800 MeVc) DC-separated (Kπ gt3) beamDecays at rest (gt25 stop)Incremental upgrade (x4) of detector new spectrometerGoal gt50 SM events in 3 years (SES 210-12 E9495)

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

ΔS=1

ΔB=2

Comparing K and B

Comparing Vtd from K+ + and

ΔM(Bd) ΔM(Bs)

Comparing β from BR(KL 0) BR(K+ +) and A(BdJψK0)

Constraints from B and K physics (10 BR measurements)

bullErrors on Vtd better from B

bullErrors on sin2 similar to B- factories

bullError on t better from KA Buras hep-ph9905437

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

3 contributions to these decays

KL 0ℓ+ℓ-

KTeV limits (90 CL) BR(KL 0e+e-) lt 2810-10

BR(KL 0+-) lt 3810-10

bull CP-allowed not predictedderived from KL 0γγ (NA48 KTeV)

bull Indirect CP violation not predictedmeasured by KS 0ℓ+ℓ- (NA481)

bull Direct CP violation predicted in terms of CKM phase

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

KL 0ℓ+ℓ-

Isidori et al hep-ph0404127bullKL measurements CP-allowed contribution is small

bullKS measurements indirect CP-violating term dominates

bullSensitivity of BR to CKM phase depends on the (unmeasurable) relative sign of the two CP-violating termsTheoretical predictions constructive interferenceBR(KL 0e+e-)CPV times 1012 asymp 17 (ind) plusmn 9 (interf) + 4 (dir)

BR(KL 0μ+μ-)CPV times 1012 asymp 8 (ind) plusmn 3 (interf) + 2 (dir)

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Future projects and goals

Main focus on the measurement of ultra-rare

decaystheoretically clean highly sensitive complementary

to B

Also T-violation searches

CP asymmetries in charged K

Page 16: K physics at a  high-intensity future machine

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Future scenarios

Impact on unitarity triangle

Buras et al hep-ph0405132

10201x

5201xx

Now

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Future machinesA high intensity p driver (gt1014 ppp) would be very valuable

for ldquoultimaterdquo K measurements Sinergies with neutrino physics With LHC injectors

upgradeEnergy in the tens of GeV range slow extraction (high DC)

Intense K+ beam Kplusmn CP asymmetriesIntense K+ RF-separated beam K+ + Tertiary K0 beam CPT tests at Planck scale (K phases)Intense KL beam KL 0 KL 0e+e- KL 0μ+μ- (with several handles) diverse program

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Remember KAON at TRIUMFThe ultimate kaon (+ much more) machine1985-1993 RIP

30 GeV - 3MW - 100 μA625 Tps

2 RCS + 3 SR450 MeV rarr 3 GeV rarr 30 GeV + stretcher ring

6 K+ beams 05-21 GeVc1-6 Δpp(06-37) middot 108 K+s

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

J-PARC at Tokai phase 2Phase I 30 GeV 075 MW9 μA 21014 pspill60 Tps07s342 s (DC 20 )

Start physics 2008

Phase II 50 GeV 4 MW15 μA 331014 pspill94 Tps

Better DC required (otherwise ltIgt = 6xAGS but I = 15xAGS) 5 HEP kaon physics LoI

KL 0 K+ + T-violation BR(K+) Ke3

2 kaon lines initially foreseen 08 - 11 GeV K+ and 2 GeVc KL ()

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

High-intensity upgrades

FNAL 1 MW8 GeV p LINAC

5 x MI flux 120 GeV55 Tps

BNL 02 MWMore booster cycles AGS x

17+ accumulator ring AGS x 34

34-60 Tps

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Kaon production

For indicative purposesMaximum kaon yield per given

power at 30-100 GeV

(Of course several other crucial issues for energy choice)

G Kalmus CERN-TH2001-75

Constant kaon yield

Constant beam power

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

A new proton driverAssume 4 MW accelerator + stretcher ring

Unseparated (πK ~ 10) 30 GeV (75 GeV K) 133μA (830 Tps 20xAGS) 120 GeV (30 GeV K) 33μA (210 Tps 7xMI) 400 GeV (100 GeV K) 10μA (63 Tps 9xSPS)

RF-separated (pK lt 50 GeV O(70) purity)50 GeV machine maximum K+ yield at 12 GeV (048 K+pGeVsr)

Target efficiency 40

Beam momentum 12 GeVc plusmn 1

Beam acceptance 75 μsr

Separator acceptance 50

Duty cycle 30

K+year (107 s) 26 middot 1015

K+ decaysyear (in 30m) 6 middot 1014

3middot108 K+sWith 2 acceptanceeff

1000 K+ rarr πνν eventsyear

(BR at 3 ultimate)

with beam rate 12 GHz

O(few 1010) K+s

THz beams

Ballpark numbers

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

New K beamsMaximum K+ yield at fixed beam momentum p pKp = 023

Naively fixing this beam power and geometry NK = Φ(p) σ(p) Ω(p) (1p) p2 (1p) for unsep beam (1p) p2 (1p4) for sep beam(moreover decays in fixed volume 1p)

1 Intense K+ beam

2 RF-separation needed at high intensities for measurements requiring kaon tracking low energy (pK=30 GeV survival lt 04) compromise with exp technique

3 Production of pure K0 (interference experiments) by charge-exchange at 0ordm (same p and Δpp 80μb CEX cross-section factor ~ 10-3) narrow band or separated () K+ beam

4 Neutral broad band beam need space for sweeping dump shielding (higher E) O(few 109) Ks O(1000) KLrarrπ0νν events

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

(Some more) experimental issuesHigh-intensity beams target halo collimation sweeping neutron absorber collimator scattering secondary productionhellip

Energy choice K yield nγπhyperon yield K survival (separated beams) resolutions and veto capability interactions acceptancehellip

Rates in detectors (E781 20 MHzm2 HyperCP 30 MHzm2 CKM-1 50 MHz)

DAQ live-time monitoringstatistics

E949 2E12 K dec 700 MeVc DC-sep (πK=3) E787 5E12 K dec 700 MeVc DC-sep (πK=4) NA482 2E11 K dec 60 GeVc unsep (πK=10) KTeV gt2E11 KL dec 100 GeVcKOPIO 1E14 KL dec 700 MeVcE391a 2E11 KL dec 2 GeVcJ-PARC KL 4E14 KL dec 2 GeVc

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Thirsty for flux

bullSensitivity

bullTighter cuts to control background (pencil beam)

bullAbsorber for n targeting angle choice (at 16p angle nK x16 for K yield x06)

bullOther approaches Dalitz plot time-interference analysis polarizations

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Example polarization measurements

Diwan et alPRD 65 (2002) 054020

In the case of KLrarrπ0μ+μndash

longitudinal μ polarization (P-odd) is non-zero only in

presence of direct CPV

Single-muon polarization measurement is sufficient

large effects

This helps reducing background and

disentangling amplitude components at some

price on statistics

Longitudinal μ+ polarization

in K rest frame

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Outlook more fundamental physics with K

bullImportance of K in shaping the SM well known

bullThe increase in flux availability led to beyond-state-of-the-art experiments

bullFlavour physics least understood part of SM rather unique access to SM or NP couplings before the LC era (the high-precision frontier)

bullFlux (not only) required for sensitivity ancillary measurements background suppressions (also improvement in techniques rate handlinghellip)

bullExistence of clean decay modes stimulated world-wide efforts in an active and strong community with several generations of experience

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

ConclusionsA few things are clear

The information to be gained from rare K decays is not going to be exhausted with the arrival of LHC

Itrsquos not going to be complete by then either

The focus is on SD precision rare decays (experiments starting now) These experiments are hard enough that they will require double-checks and complementary approaches

The quality of the data is as important as the statistics higher fluxes are crucial for control of backgrounds and systematics

A high-intensity (MWs tens of GeV slow extracted) p machine would give an excellent (unique) opportunity to extract all the rich information available from K decays

Sinergies with neutrino physics program

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Spare slides

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

KLOE at Frascati

DAΦNE φ-factory e+e-Low luminosity at start constantly improvingPeak luminosity 81031 cm-2 s-1 in 2002Goal 51032 cm-2 s-1 500 pb-1 (15 109 ) collected until 2002

Currently running

Good prospects for KS interferometry

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

KS decays CPVSearch for KS 30 interf KL-KS at hadron machines or Φ factories

BR(KS30) lt 310-7 (90 CL)

Not yet reached indirect CP violation

SM expectation 310-9

(NA481 prel)

m(K0) m(K0) = (17 42) 10-19 GeVc2

Dominates indirect CPT violation limits

S = (-2 9 6) 10-3

KS charge asymmetry (KLOE prel)

( plusmn 410-3 still far from CPT test)

Semileptonic KS decays (KLOE prel 170 pb-

1)BR(KSeν) = (709 007 008) 10-4

BR(KS30) lt 2110-7 (90 CL) (KLOE prel 450 pb-1 4 ev 32 bkg)

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

RF-separated beam in preparation at U-70 PS15 GeVc K+ or K- (alternated) detector from ISTRA+ GAMSAsymmetries of Dalitz plot slopes in 3 decays at O(1 10-4)T-odd correlations search for New Physics in Kl2 decays

2003 12 beam line cryogenics slow extraction of 131013 pppFirst physics run in 2005

K decays OKA Protvino

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

J-PARC Tokai

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

J-PARCRequested beam lines

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

K at J-PARC

KL follow-up of KEK-E391a100 MHz pencil beam (accidentals rate x500) acceptance ~ 16 high energy (flux resolution acceptance veto efficiency) New calorimeters (CeF3 ) and DAQGoal gt100 SM events (SES 3middot10-14 max limit) in 3 years (2middot1015 KL)

K+ BNL stopped-K technique Low energy (600-800 MeVc) DC-separated (Kπ gt3) beamDecays at rest (gt25 stop)Incremental upgrade (x4) of detector new spectrometerGoal gt50 SM events in 3 years (SES 210-12 E9495)

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

ΔS=1

ΔB=2

Comparing K and B

Comparing Vtd from K+ + and

ΔM(Bd) ΔM(Bs)

Comparing β from BR(KL 0) BR(K+ +) and A(BdJψK0)

Constraints from B and K physics (10 BR measurements)

bullErrors on Vtd better from B

bullErrors on sin2 similar to B- factories

bullError on t better from KA Buras hep-ph9905437

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

3 contributions to these decays

KL 0ℓ+ℓ-

KTeV limits (90 CL) BR(KL 0e+e-) lt 2810-10

BR(KL 0+-) lt 3810-10

bull CP-allowed not predictedderived from KL 0γγ (NA48 KTeV)

bull Indirect CP violation not predictedmeasured by KS 0ℓ+ℓ- (NA481)

bull Direct CP violation predicted in terms of CKM phase

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

KL 0ℓ+ℓ-

Isidori et al hep-ph0404127bullKL measurements CP-allowed contribution is small

bullKS measurements indirect CP-violating term dominates

bullSensitivity of BR to CKM phase depends on the (unmeasurable) relative sign of the two CP-violating termsTheoretical predictions constructive interferenceBR(KL 0e+e-)CPV times 1012 asymp 17 (ind) plusmn 9 (interf) + 4 (dir)

BR(KL 0μ+μ-)CPV times 1012 asymp 8 (ind) plusmn 3 (interf) + 2 (dir)

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Future projects and goals

Main focus on the measurement of ultra-rare

decaystheoretically clean highly sensitive complementary

to B

Also T-violation searches

CP asymmetries in charged K

Page 17: K physics at a  high-intensity future machine

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Future machinesA high intensity p driver (gt1014 ppp) would be very valuable

for ldquoultimaterdquo K measurements Sinergies with neutrino physics With LHC injectors

upgradeEnergy in the tens of GeV range slow extraction (high DC)

Intense K+ beam Kplusmn CP asymmetriesIntense K+ RF-separated beam K+ + Tertiary K0 beam CPT tests at Planck scale (K phases)Intense KL beam KL 0 KL 0e+e- KL 0μ+μ- (with several handles) diverse program

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Remember KAON at TRIUMFThe ultimate kaon (+ much more) machine1985-1993 RIP

30 GeV - 3MW - 100 μA625 Tps

2 RCS + 3 SR450 MeV rarr 3 GeV rarr 30 GeV + stretcher ring

6 K+ beams 05-21 GeVc1-6 Δpp(06-37) middot 108 K+s

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

J-PARC at Tokai phase 2Phase I 30 GeV 075 MW9 μA 21014 pspill60 Tps07s342 s (DC 20 )

Start physics 2008

Phase II 50 GeV 4 MW15 μA 331014 pspill94 Tps

Better DC required (otherwise ltIgt = 6xAGS but I = 15xAGS) 5 HEP kaon physics LoI

KL 0 K+ + T-violation BR(K+) Ke3

2 kaon lines initially foreseen 08 - 11 GeV K+ and 2 GeVc KL ()

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

High-intensity upgrades

FNAL 1 MW8 GeV p LINAC

5 x MI flux 120 GeV55 Tps

BNL 02 MWMore booster cycles AGS x

17+ accumulator ring AGS x 34

34-60 Tps

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Kaon production

For indicative purposesMaximum kaon yield per given

power at 30-100 GeV

(Of course several other crucial issues for energy choice)

G Kalmus CERN-TH2001-75

Constant kaon yield

Constant beam power

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

A new proton driverAssume 4 MW accelerator + stretcher ring

Unseparated (πK ~ 10) 30 GeV (75 GeV K) 133μA (830 Tps 20xAGS) 120 GeV (30 GeV K) 33μA (210 Tps 7xMI) 400 GeV (100 GeV K) 10μA (63 Tps 9xSPS)

RF-separated (pK lt 50 GeV O(70) purity)50 GeV machine maximum K+ yield at 12 GeV (048 K+pGeVsr)

Target efficiency 40

Beam momentum 12 GeVc plusmn 1

Beam acceptance 75 μsr

Separator acceptance 50

Duty cycle 30

K+year (107 s) 26 middot 1015

K+ decaysyear (in 30m) 6 middot 1014

3middot108 K+sWith 2 acceptanceeff

1000 K+ rarr πνν eventsyear

(BR at 3 ultimate)

with beam rate 12 GHz

O(few 1010) K+s

THz beams

Ballpark numbers

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

New K beamsMaximum K+ yield at fixed beam momentum p pKp = 023

Naively fixing this beam power and geometry NK = Φ(p) σ(p) Ω(p) (1p) p2 (1p) for unsep beam (1p) p2 (1p4) for sep beam(moreover decays in fixed volume 1p)

1 Intense K+ beam

2 RF-separation needed at high intensities for measurements requiring kaon tracking low energy (pK=30 GeV survival lt 04) compromise with exp technique

3 Production of pure K0 (interference experiments) by charge-exchange at 0ordm (same p and Δpp 80μb CEX cross-section factor ~ 10-3) narrow band or separated () K+ beam

4 Neutral broad band beam need space for sweeping dump shielding (higher E) O(few 109) Ks O(1000) KLrarrπ0νν events

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

(Some more) experimental issuesHigh-intensity beams target halo collimation sweeping neutron absorber collimator scattering secondary productionhellip

Energy choice K yield nγπhyperon yield K survival (separated beams) resolutions and veto capability interactions acceptancehellip

Rates in detectors (E781 20 MHzm2 HyperCP 30 MHzm2 CKM-1 50 MHz)

DAQ live-time monitoringstatistics

E949 2E12 K dec 700 MeVc DC-sep (πK=3) E787 5E12 K dec 700 MeVc DC-sep (πK=4) NA482 2E11 K dec 60 GeVc unsep (πK=10) KTeV gt2E11 KL dec 100 GeVcKOPIO 1E14 KL dec 700 MeVcE391a 2E11 KL dec 2 GeVcJ-PARC KL 4E14 KL dec 2 GeVc

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Thirsty for flux

bullSensitivity

bullTighter cuts to control background (pencil beam)

bullAbsorber for n targeting angle choice (at 16p angle nK x16 for K yield x06)

bullOther approaches Dalitz plot time-interference analysis polarizations

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Example polarization measurements

Diwan et alPRD 65 (2002) 054020

In the case of KLrarrπ0μ+μndash

longitudinal μ polarization (P-odd) is non-zero only in

presence of direct CPV

Single-muon polarization measurement is sufficient

large effects

This helps reducing background and

disentangling amplitude components at some

price on statistics

Longitudinal μ+ polarization

in K rest frame

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Outlook more fundamental physics with K

bullImportance of K in shaping the SM well known

bullThe increase in flux availability led to beyond-state-of-the-art experiments

bullFlavour physics least understood part of SM rather unique access to SM or NP couplings before the LC era (the high-precision frontier)

bullFlux (not only) required for sensitivity ancillary measurements background suppressions (also improvement in techniques rate handlinghellip)

bullExistence of clean decay modes stimulated world-wide efforts in an active and strong community with several generations of experience

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

ConclusionsA few things are clear

The information to be gained from rare K decays is not going to be exhausted with the arrival of LHC

Itrsquos not going to be complete by then either

The focus is on SD precision rare decays (experiments starting now) These experiments are hard enough that they will require double-checks and complementary approaches

The quality of the data is as important as the statistics higher fluxes are crucial for control of backgrounds and systematics

A high-intensity (MWs tens of GeV slow extracted) p machine would give an excellent (unique) opportunity to extract all the rich information available from K decays

Sinergies with neutrino physics program

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Spare slides

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

KLOE at Frascati

DAΦNE φ-factory e+e-Low luminosity at start constantly improvingPeak luminosity 81031 cm-2 s-1 in 2002Goal 51032 cm-2 s-1 500 pb-1 (15 109 ) collected until 2002

Currently running

Good prospects for KS interferometry

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

KS decays CPVSearch for KS 30 interf KL-KS at hadron machines or Φ factories

BR(KS30) lt 310-7 (90 CL)

Not yet reached indirect CP violation

SM expectation 310-9

(NA481 prel)

m(K0) m(K0) = (17 42) 10-19 GeVc2

Dominates indirect CPT violation limits

S = (-2 9 6) 10-3

KS charge asymmetry (KLOE prel)

( plusmn 410-3 still far from CPT test)

Semileptonic KS decays (KLOE prel 170 pb-

1)BR(KSeν) = (709 007 008) 10-4

BR(KS30) lt 2110-7 (90 CL) (KLOE prel 450 pb-1 4 ev 32 bkg)

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

RF-separated beam in preparation at U-70 PS15 GeVc K+ or K- (alternated) detector from ISTRA+ GAMSAsymmetries of Dalitz plot slopes in 3 decays at O(1 10-4)T-odd correlations search for New Physics in Kl2 decays

2003 12 beam line cryogenics slow extraction of 131013 pppFirst physics run in 2005

K decays OKA Protvino

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

J-PARC Tokai

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

J-PARCRequested beam lines

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

K at J-PARC

KL follow-up of KEK-E391a100 MHz pencil beam (accidentals rate x500) acceptance ~ 16 high energy (flux resolution acceptance veto efficiency) New calorimeters (CeF3 ) and DAQGoal gt100 SM events (SES 3middot10-14 max limit) in 3 years (2middot1015 KL)

K+ BNL stopped-K technique Low energy (600-800 MeVc) DC-separated (Kπ gt3) beamDecays at rest (gt25 stop)Incremental upgrade (x4) of detector new spectrometerGoal gt50 SM events in 3 years (SES 210-12 E9495)

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

ΔS=1

ΔB=2

Comparing K and B

Comparing Vtd from K+ + and

ΔM(Bd) ΔM(Bs)

Comparing β from BR(KL 0) BR(K+ +) and A(BdJψK0)

Constraints from B and K physics (10 BR measurements)

bullErrors on Vtd better from B

bullErrors on sin2 similar to B- factories

bullError on t better from KA Buras hep-ph9905437

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

3 contributions to these decays

KL 0ℓ+ℓ-

KTeV limits (90 CL) BR(KL 0e+e-) lt 2810-10

BR(KL 0+-) lt 3810-10

bull CP-allowed not predictedderived from KL 0γγ (NA48 KTeV)

bull Indirect CP violation not predictedmeasured by KS 0ℓ+ℓ- (NA481)

bull Direct CP violation predicted in terms of CKM phase

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

KL 0ℓ+ℓ-

Isidori et al hep-ph0404127bullKL measurements CP-allowed contribution is small

bullKS measurements indirect CP-violating term dominates

bullSensitivity of BR to CKM phase depends on the (unmeasurable) relative sign of the two CP-violating termsTheoretical predictions constructive interferenceBR(KL 0e+e-)CPV times 1012 asymp 17 (ind) plusmn 9 (interf) + 4 (dir)

BR(KL 0μ+μ-)CPV times 1012 asymp 8 (ind) plusmn 3 (interf) + 2 (dir)

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Future projects and goals

Main focus on the measurement of ultra-rare

decaystheoretically clean highly sensitive complementary

to B

Also T-violation searches

CP asymmetries in charged K

Page 18: K physics at a  high-intensity future machine

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Remember KAON at TRIUMFThe ultimate kaon (+ much more) machine1985-1993 RIP

30 GeV - 3MW - 100 μA625 Tps

2 RCS + 3 SR450 MeV rarr 3 GeV rarr 30 GeV + stretcher ring

6 K+ beams 05-21 GeVc1-6 Δpp(06-37) middot 108 K+s

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

J-PARC at Tokai phase 2Phase I 30 GeV 075 MW9 μA 21014 pspill60 Tps07s342 s (DC 20 )

Start physics 2008

Phase II 50 GeV 4 MW15 μA 331014 pspill94 Tps

Better DC required (otherwise ltIgt = 6xAGS but I = 15xAGS) 5 HEP kaon physics LoI

KL 0 K+ + T-violation BR(K+) Ke3

2 kaon lines initially foreseen 08 - 11 GeV K+ and 2 GeVc KL ()

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

High-intensity upgrades

FNAL 1 MW8 GeV p LINAC

5 x MI flux 120 GeV55 Tps

BNL 02 MWMore booster cycles AGS x

17+ accumulator ring AGS x 34

34-60 Tps

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Kaon production

For indicative purposesMaximum kaon yield per given

power at 30-100 GeV

(Of course several other crucial issues for energy choice)

G Kalmus CERN-TH2001-75

Constant kaon yield

Constant beam power

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

A new proton driverAssume 4 MW accelerator + stretcher ring

Unseparated (πK ~ 10) 30 GeV (75 GeV K) 133μA (830 Tps 20xAGS) 120 GeV (30 GeV K) 33μA (210 Tps 7xMI) 400 GeV (100 GeV K) 10μA (63 Tps 9xSPS)

RF-separated (pK lt 50 GeV O(70) purity)50 GeV machine maximum K+ yield at 12 GeV (048 K+pGeVsr)

Target efficiency 40

Beam momentum 12 GeVc plusmn 1

Beam acceptance 75 μsr

Separator acceptance 50

Duty cycle 30

K+year (107 s) 26 middot 1015

K+ decaysyear (in 30m) 6 middot 1014

3middot108 K+sWith 2 acceptanceeff

1000 K+ rarr πνν eventsyear

(BR at 3 ultimate)

with beam rate 12 GHz

O(few 1010) K+s

THz beams

Ballpark numbers

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

New K beamsMaximum K+ yield at fixed beam momentum p pKp = 023

Naively fixing this beam power and geometry NK = Φ(p) σ(p) Ω(p) (1p) p2 (1p) for unsep beam (1p) p2 (1p4) for sep beam(moreover decays in fixed volume 1p)

1 Intense K+ beam

2 RF-separation needed at high intensities for measurements requiring kaon tracking low energy (pK=30 GeV survival lt 04) compromise with exp technique

3 Production of pure K0 (interference experiments) by charge-exchange at 0ordm (same p and Δpp 80μb CEX cross-section factor ~ 10-3) narrow band or separated () K+ beam

4 Neutral broad band beam need space for sweeping dump shielding (higher E) O(few 109) Ks O(1000) KLrarrπ0νν events

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

(Some more) experimental issuesHigh-intensity beams target halo collimation sweeping neutron absorber collimator scattering secondary productionhellip

Energy choice K yield nγπhyperon yield K survival (separated beams) resolutions and veto capability interactions acceptancehellip

Rates in detectors (E781 20 MHzm2 HyperCP 30 MHzm2 CKM-1 50 MHz)

DAQ live-time monitoringstatistics

E949 2E12 K dec 700 MeVc DC-sep (πK=3) E787 5E12 K dec 700 MeVc DC-sep (πK=4) NA482 2E11 K dec 60 GeVc unsep (πK=10) KTeV gt2E11 KL dec 100 GeVcKOPIO 1E14 KL dec 700 MeVcE391a 2E11 KL dec 2 GeVcJ-PARC KL 4E14 KL dec 2 GeVc

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Thirsty for flux

bullSensitivity

bullTighter cuts to control background (pencil beam)

bullAbsorber for n targeting angle choice (at 16p angle nK x16 for K yield x06)

bullOther approaches Dalitz plot time-interference analysis polarizations

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Example polarization measurements

Diwan et alPRD 65 (2002) 054020

In the case of KLrarrπ0μ+μndash

longitudinal μ polarization (P-odd) is non-zero only in

presence of direct CPV

Single-muon polarization measurement is sufficient

large effects

This helps reducing background and

disentangling amplitude components at some

price on statistics

Longitudinal μ+ polarization

in K rest frame

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Outlook more fundamental physics with K

bullImportance of K in shaping the SM well known

bullThe increase in flux availability led to beyond-state-of-the-art experiments

bullFlavour physics least understood part of SM rather unique access to SM or NP couplings before the LC era (the high-precision frontier)

bullFlux (not only) required for sensitivity ancillary measurements background suppressions (also improvement in techniques rate handlinghellip)

bullExistence of clean decay modes stimulated world-wide efforts in an active and strong community with several generations of experience

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

ConclusionsA few things are clear

The information to be gained from rare K decays is not going to be exhausted with the arrival of LHC

Itrsquos not going to be complete by then either

The focus is on SD precision rare decays (experiments starting now) These experiments are hard enough that they will require double-checks and complementary approaches

The quality of the data is as important as the statistics higher fluxes are crucial for control of backgrounds and systematics

A high-intensity (MWs tens of GeV slow extracted) p machine would give an excellent (unique) opportunity to extract all the rich information available from K decays

Sinergies with neutrino physics program

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Spare slides

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

KLOE at Frascati

DAΦNE φ-factory e+e-Low luminosity at start constantly improvingPeak luminosity 81031 cm-2 s-1 in 2002Goal 51032 cm-2 s-1 500 pb-1 (15 109 ) collected until 2002

Currently running

Good prospects for KS interferometry

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

KS decays CPVSearch for KS 30 interf KL-KS at hadron machines or Φ factories

BR(KS30) lt 310-7 (90 CL)

Not yet reached indirect CP violation

SM expectation 310-9

(NA481 prel)

m(K0) m(K0) = (17 42) 10-19 GeVc2

Dominates indirect CPT violation limits

S = (-2 9 6) 10-3

KS charge asymmetry (KLOE prel)

( plusmn 410-3 still far from CPT test)

Semileptonic KS decays (KLOE prel 170 pb-

1)BR(KSeν) = (709 007 008) 10-4

BR(KS30) lt 2110-7 (90 CL) (KLOE prel 450 pb-1 4 ev 32 bkg)

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

RF-separated beam in preparation at U-70 PS15 GeVc K+ or K- (alternated) detector from ISTRA+ GAMSAsymmetries of Dalitz plot slopes in 3 decays at O(1 10-4)T-odd correlations search for New Physics in Kl2 decays

2003 12 beam line cryogenics slow extraction of 131013 pppFirst physics run in 2005

K decays OKA Protvino

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

J-PARC Tokai

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

J-PARCRequested beam lines

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

K at J-PARC

KL follow-up of KEK-E391a100 MHz pencil beam (accidentals rate x500) acceptance ~ 16 high energy (flux resolution acceptance veto efficiency) New calorimeters (CeF3 ) and DAQGoal gt100 SM events (SES 3middot10-14 max limit) in 3 years (2middot1015 KL)

K+ BNL stopped-K technique Low energy (600-800 MeVc) DC-separated (Kπ gt3) beamDecays at rest (gt25 stop)Incremental upgrade (x4) of detector new spectrometerGoal gt50 SM events in 3 years (SES 210-12 E9495)

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

ΔS=1

ΔB=2

Comparing K and B

Comparing Vtd from K+ + and

ΔM(Bd) ΔM(Bs)

Comparing β from BR(KL 0) BR(K+ +) and A(BdJψK0)

Constraints from B and K physics (10 BR measurements)

bullErrors on Vtd better from B

bullErrors on sin2 similar to B- factories

bullError on t better from KA Buras hep-ph9905437

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

3 contributions to these decays

KL 0ℓ+ℓ-

KTeV limits (90 CL) BR(KL 0e+e-) lt 2810-10

BR(KL 0+-) lt 3810-10

bull CP-allowed not predictedderived from KL 0γγ (NA48 KTeV)

bull Indirect CP violation not predictedmeasured by KS 0ℓ+ℓ- (NA481)

bull Direct CP violation predicted in terms of CKM phase

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

KL 0ℓ+ℓ-

Isidori et al hep-ph0404127bullKL measurements CP-allowed contribution is small

bullKS measurements indirect CP-violating term dominates

bullSensitivity of BR to CKM phase depends on the (unmeasurable) relative sign of the two CP-violating termsTheoretical predictions constructive interferenceBR(KL 0e+e-)CPV times 1012 asymp 17 (ind) plusmn 9 (interf) + 4 (dir)

BR(KL 0μ+μ-)CPV times 1012 asymp 8 (ind) plusmn 3 (interf) + 2 (dir)

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Future projects and goals

Main focus on the measurement of ultra-rare

decaystheoretically clean highly sensitive complementary

to B

Also T-violation searches

CP asymmetries in charged K

Page 19: K physics at a  high-intensity future machine

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

J-PARC at Tokai phase 2Phase I 30 GeV 075 MW9 μA 21014 pspill60 Tps07s342 s (DC 20 )

Start physics 2008

Phase II 50 GeV 4 MW15 μA 331014 pspill94 Tps

Better DC required (otherwise ltIgt = 6xAGS but I = 15xAGS) 5 HEP kaon physics LoI

KL 0 K+ + T-violation BR(K+) Ke3

2 kaon lines initially foreseen 08 - 11 GeV K+ and 2 GeVc KL ()

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

High-intensity upgrades

FNAL 1 MW8 GeV p LINAC

5 x MI flux 120 GeV55 Tps

BNL 02 MWMore booster cycles AGS x

17+ accumulator ring AGS x 34

34-60 Tps

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Kaon production

For indicative purposesMaximum kaon yield per given

power at 30-100 GeV

(Of course several other crucial issues for energy choice)

G Kalmus CERN-TH2001-75

Constant kaon yield

Constant beam power

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

A new proton driverAssume 4 MW accelerator + stretcher ring

Unseparated (πK ~ 10) 30 GeV (75 GeV K) 133μA (830 Tps 20xAGS) 120 GeV (30 GeV K) 33μA (210 Tps 7xMI) 400 GeV (100 GeV K) 10μA (63 Tps 9xSPS)

RF-separated (pK lt 50 GeV O(70) purity)50 GeV machine maximum K+ yield at 12 GeV (048 K+pGeVsr)

Target efficiency 40

Beam momentum 12 GeVc plusmn 1

Beam acceptance 75 μsr

Separator acceptance 50

Duty cycle 30

K+year (107 s) 26 middot 1015

K+ decaysyear (in 30m) 6 middot 1014

3middot108 K+sWith 2 acceptanceeff

1000 K+ rarr πνν eventsyear

(BR at 3 ultimate)

with beam rate 12 GHz

O(few 1010) K+s

THz beams

Ballpark numbers

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

New K beamsMaximum K+ yield at fixed beam momentum p pKp = 023

Naively fixing this beam power and geometry NK = Φ(p) σ(p) Ω(p) (1p) p2 (1p) for unsep beam (1p) p2 (1p4) for sep beam(moreover decays in fixed volume 1p)

1 Intense K+ beam

2 RF-separation needed at high intensities for measurements requiring kaon tracking low energy (pK=30 GeV survival lt 04) compromise with exp technique

3 Production of pure K0 (interference experiments) by charge-exchange at 0ordm (same p and Δpp 80μb CEX cross-section factor ~ 10-3) narrow band or separated () K+ beam

4 Neutral broad band beam need space for sweeping dump shielding (higher E) O(few 109) Ks O(1000) KLrarrπ0νν events

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

(Some more) experimental issuesHigh-intensity beams target halo collimation sweeping neutron absorber collimator scattering secondary productionhellip

Energy choice K yield nγπhyperon yield K survival (separated beams) resolutions and veto capability interactions acceptancehellip

Rates in detectors (E781 20 MHzm2 HyperCP 30 MHzm2 CKM-1 50 MHz)

DAQ live-time monitoringstatistics

E949 2E12 K dec 700 MeVc DC-sep (πK=3) E787 5E12 K dec 700 MeVc DC-sep (πK=4) NA482 2E11 K dec 60 GeVc unsep (πK=10) KTeV gt2E11 KL dec 100 GeVcKOPIO 1E14 KL dec 700 MeVcE391a 2E11 KL dec 2 GeVcJ-PARC KL 4E14 KL dec 2 GeVc

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Thirsty for flux

bullSensitivity

bullTighter cuts to control background (pencil beam)

bullAbsorber for n targeting angle choice (at 16p angle nK x16 for K yield x06)

bullOther approaches Dalitz plot time-interference analysis polarizations

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Example polarization measurements

Diwan et alPRD 65 (2002) 054020

In the case of KLrarrπ0μ+μndash

longitudinal μ polarization (P-odd) is non-zero only in

presence of direct CPV

Single-muon polarization measurement is sufficient

large effects

This helps reducing background and

disentangling amplitude components at some

price on statistics

Longitudinal μ+ polarization

in K rest frame

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Outlook more fundamental physics with K

bullImportance of K in shaping the SM well known

bullThe increase in flux availability led to beyond-state-of-the-art experiments

bullFlavour physics least understood part of SM rather unique access to SM or NP couplings before the LC era (the high-precision frontier)

bullFlux (not only) required for sensitivity ancillary measurements background suppressions (also improvement in techniques rate handlinghellip)

bullExistence of clean decay modes stimulated world-wide efforts in an active and strong community with several generations of experience

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

ConclusionsA few things are clear

The information to be gained from rare K decays is not going to be exhausted with the arrival of LHC

Itrsquos not going to be complete by then either

The focus is on SD precision rare decays (experiments starting now) These experiments are hard enough that they will require double-checks and complementary approaches

The quality of the data is as important as the statistics higher fluxes are crucial for control of backgrounds and systematics

A high-intensity (MWs tens of GeV slow extracted) p machine would give an excellent (unique) opportunity to extract all the rich information available from K decays

Sinergies with neutrino physics program

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Spare slides

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

KLOE at Frascati

DAΦNE φ-factory e+e-Low luminosity at start constantly improvingPeak luminosity 81031 cm-2 s-1 in 2002Goal 51032 cm-2 s-1 500 pb-1 (15 109 ) collected until 2002

Currently running

Good prospects for KS interferometry

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

KS decays CPVSearch for KS 30 interf KL-KS at hadron machines or Φ factories

BR(KS30) lt 310-7 (90 CL)

Not yet reached indirect CP violation

SM expectation 310-9

(NA481 prel)

m(K0) m(K0) = (17 42) 10-19 GeVc2

Dominates indirect CPT violation limits

S = (-2 9 6) 10-3

KS charge asymmetry (KLOE prel)

( plusmn 410-3 still far from CPT test)

Semileptonic KS decays (KLOE prel 170 pb-

1)BR(KSeν) = (709 007 008) 10-4

BR(KS30) lt 2110-7 (90 CL) (KLOE prel 450 pb-1 4 ev 32 bkg)

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

RF-separated beam in preparation at U-70 PS15 GeVc K+ or K- (alternated) detector from ISTRA+ GAMSAsymmetries of Dalitz plot slopes in 3 decays at O(1 10-4)T-odd correlations search for New Physics in Kl2 decays

2003 12 beam line cryogenics slow extraction of 131013 pppFirst physics run in 2005

K decays OKA Protvino

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

J-PARC Tokai

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

J-PARCRequested beam lines

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

K at J-PARC

KL follow-up of KEK-E391a100 MHz pencil beam (accidentals rate x500) acceptance ~ 16 high energy (flux resolution acceptance veto efficiency) New calorimeters (CeF3 ) and DAQGoal gt100 SM events (SES 3middot10-14 max limit) in 3 years (2middot1015 KL)

K+ BNL stopped-K technique Low energy (600-800 MeVc) DC-separated (Kπ gt3) beamDecays at rest (gt25 stop)Incremental upgrade (x4) of detector new spectrometerGoal gt50 SM events in 3 years (SES 210-12 E9495)

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

ΔS=1

ΔB=2

Comparing K and B

Comparing Vtd from K+ + and

ΔM(Bd) ΔM(Bs)

Comparing β from BR(KL 0) BR(K+ +) and A(BdJψK0)

Constraints from B and K physics (10 BR measurements)

bullErrors on Vtd better from B

bullErrors on sin2 similar to B- factories

bullError on t better from KA Buras hep-ph9905437

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

3 contributions to these decays

KL 0ℓ+ℓ-

KTeV limits (90 CL) BR(KL 0e+e-) lt 2810-10

BR(KL 0+-) lt 3810-10

bull CP-allowed not predictedderived from KL 0γγ (NA48 KTeV)

bull Indirect CP violation not predictedmeasured by KS 0ℓ+ℓ- (NA481)

bull Direct CP violation predicted in terms of CKM phase

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

KL 0ℓ+ℓ-

Isidori et al hep-ph0404127bullKL measurements CP-allowed contribution is small

bullKS measurements indirect CP-violating term dominates

bullSensitivity of BR to CKM phase depends on the (unmeasurable) relative sign of the two CP-violating termsTheoretical predictions constructive interferenceBR(KL 0e+e-)CPV times 1012 asymp 17 (ind) plusmn 9 (interf) + 4 (dir)

BR(KL 0μ+μ-)CPV times 1012 asymp 8 (ind) plusmn 3 (interf) + 2 (dir)

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Future projects and goals

Main focus on the measurement of ultra-rare

decaystheoretically clean highly sensitive complementary

to B

Also T-violation searches

CP asymmetries in charged K

Page 20: K physics at a  high-intensity future machine

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

High-intensity upgrades

FNAL 1 MW8 GeV p LINAC

5 x MI flux 120 GeV55 Tps

BNL 02 MWMore booster cycles AGS x

17+ accumulator ring AGS x 34

34-60 Tps

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Kaon production

For indicative purposesMaximum kaon yield per given

power at 30-100 GeV

(Of course several other crucial issues for energy choice)

G Kalmus CERN-TH2001-75

Constant kaon yield

Constant beam power

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

A new proton driverAssume 4 MW accelerator + stretcher ring

Unseparated (πK ~ 10) 30 GeV (75 GeV K) 133μA (830 Tps 20xAGS) 120 GeV (30 GeV K) 33μA (210 Tps 7xMI) 400 GeV (100 GeV K) 10μA (63 Tps 9xSPS)

RF-separated (pK lt 50 GeV O(70) purity)50 GeV machine maximum K+ yield at 12 GeV (048 K+pGeVsr)

Target efficiency 40

Beam momentum 12 GeVc plusmn 1

Beam acceptance 75 μsr

Separator acceptance 50

Duty cycle 30

K+year (107 s) 26 middot 1015

K+ decaysyear (in 30m) 6 middot 1014

3middot108 K+sWith 2 acceptanceeff

1000 K+ rarr πνν eventsyear

(BR at 3 ultimate)

with beam rate 12 GHz

O(few 1010) K+s

THz beams

Ballpark numbers

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

New K beamsMaximum K+ yield at fixed beam momentum p pKp = 023

Naively fixing this beam power and geometry NK = Φ(p) σ(p) Ω(p) (1p) p2 (1p) for unsep beam (1p) p2 (1p4) for sep beam(moreover decays in fixed volume 1p)

1 Intense K+ beam

2 RF-separation needed at high intensities for measurements requiring kaon tracking low energy (pK=30 GeV survival lt 04) compromise with exp technique

3 Production of pure K0 (interference experiments) by charge-exchange at 0ordm (same p and Δpp 80μb CEX cross-section factor ~ 10-3) narrow band or separated () K+ beam

4 Neutral broad band beam need space for sweeping dump shielding (higher E) O(few 109) Ks O(1000) KLrarrπ0νν events

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

(Some more) experimental issuesHigh-intensity beams target halo collimation sweeping neutron absorber collimator scattering secondary productionhellip

Energy choice K yield nγπhyperon yield K survival (separated beams) resolutions and veto capability interactions acceptancehellip

Rates in detectors (E781 20 MHzm2 HyperCP 30 MHzm2 CKM-1 50 MHz)

DAQ live-time monitoringstatistics

E949 2E12 K dec 700 MeVc DC-sep (πK=3) E787 5E12 K dec 700 MeVc DC-sep (πK=4) NA482 2E11 K dec 60 GeVc unsep (πK=10) KTeV gt2E11 KL dec 100 GeVcKOPIO 1E14 KL dec 700 MeVcE391a 2E11 KL dec 2 GeVcJ-PARC KL 4E14 KL dec 2 GeVc

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Thirsty for flux

bullSensitivity

bullTighter cuts to control background (pencil beam)

bullAbsorber for n targeting angle choice (at 16p angle nK x16 for K yield x06)

bullOther approaches Dalitz plot time-interference analysis polarizations

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Example polarization measurements

Diwan et alPRD 65 (2002) 054020

In the case of KLrarrπ0μ+μndash

longitudinal μ polarization (P-odd) is non-zero only in

presence of direct CPV

Single-muon polarization measurement is sufficient

large effects

This helps reducing background and

disentangling amplitude components at some

price on statistics

Longitudinal μ+ polarization

in K rest frame

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Outlook more fundamental physics with K

bullImportance of K in shaping the SM well known

bullThe increase in flux availability led to beyond-state-of-the-art experiments

bullFlavour physics least understood part of SM rather unique access to SM or NP couplings before the LC era (the high-precision frontier)

bullFlux (not only) required for sensitivity ancillary measurements background suppressions (also improvement in techniques rate handlinghellip)

bullExistence of clean decay modes stimulated world-wide efforts in an active and strong community with several generations of experience

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

ConclusionsA few things are clear

The information to be gained from rare K decays is not going to be exhausted with the arrival of LHC

Itrsquos not going to be complete by then either

The focus is on SD precision rare decays (experiments starting now) These experiments are hard enough that they will require double-checks and complementary approaches

The quality of the data is as important as the statistics higher fluxes are crucial for control of backgrounds and systematics

A high-intensity (MWs tens of GeV slow extracted) p machine would give an excellent (unique) opportunity to extract all the rich information available from K decays

Sinergies with neutrino physics program

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Spare slides

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

KLOE at Frascati

DAΦNE φ-factory e+e-Low luminosity at start constantly improvingPeak luminosity 81031 cm-2 s-1 in 2002Goal 51032 cm-2 s-1 500 pb-1 (15 109 ) collected until 2002

Currently running

Good prospects for KS interferometry

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

KS decays CPVSearch for KS 30 interf KL-KS at hadron machines or Φ factories

BR(KS30) lt 310-7 (90 CL)

Not yet reached indirect CP violation

SM expectation 310-9

(NA481 prel)

m(K0) m(K0) = (17 42) 10-19 GeVc2

Dominates indirect CPT violation limits

S = (-2 9 6) 10-3

KS charge asymmetry (KLOE prel)

( plusmn 410-3 still far from CPT test)

Semileptonic KS decays (KLOE prel 170 pb-

1)BR(KSeν) = (709 007 008) 10-4

BR(KS30) lt 2110-7 (90 CL) (KLOE prel 450 pb-1 4 ev 32 bkg)

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

RF-separated beam in preparation at U-70 PS15 GeVc K+ or K- (alternated) detector from ISTRA+ GAMSAsymmetries of Dalitz plot slopes in 3 decays at O(1 10-4)T-odd correlations search for New Physics in Kl2 decays

2003 12 beam line cryogenics slow extraction of 131013 pppFirst physics run in 2005

K decays OKA Protvino

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

J-PARC Tokai

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

J-PARCRequested beam lines

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

K at J-PARC

KL follow-up of KEK-E391a100 MHz pencil beam (accidentals rate x500) acceptance ~ 16 high energy (flux resolution acceptance veto efficiency) New calorimeters (CeF3 ) and DAQGoal gt100 SM events (SES 3middot10-14 max limit) in 3 years (2middot1015 KL)

K+ BNL stopped-K technique Low energy (600-800 MeVc) DC-separated (Kπ gt3) beamDecays at rest (gt25 stop)Incremental upgrade (x4) of detector new spectrometerGoal gt50 SM events in 3 years (SES 210-12 E9495)

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

ΔS=1

ΔB=2

Comparing K and B

Comparing Vtd from K+ + and

ΔM(Bd) ΔM(Bs)

Comparing β from BR(KL 0) BR(K+ +) and A(BdJψK0)

Constraints from B and K physics (10 BR measurements)

bullErrors on Vtd better from B

bullErrors on sin2 similar to B- factories

bullError on t better from KA Buras hep-ph9905437

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

3 contributions to these decays

KL 0ℓ+ℓ-

KTeV limits (90 CL) BR(KL 0e+e-) lt 2810-10

BR(KL 0+-) lt 3810-10

bull CP-allowed not predictedderived from KL 0γγ (NA48 KTeV)

bull Indirect CP violation not predictedmeasured by KS 0ℓ+ℓ- (NA481)

bull Direct CP violation predicted in terms of CKM phase

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

KL 0ℓ+ℓ-

Isidori et al hep-ph0404127bullKL measurements CP-allowed contribution is small

bullKS measurements indirect CP-violating term dominates

bullSensitivity of BR to CKM phase depends on the (unmeasurable) relative sign of the two CP-violating termsTheoretical predictions constructive interferenceBR(KL 0e+e-)CPV times 1012 asymp 17 (ind) plusmn 9 (interf) + 4 (dir)

BR(KL 0μ+μ-)CPV times 1012 asymp 8 (ind) plusmn 3 (interf) + 2 (dir)

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Future projects and goals

Main focus on the measurement of ultra-rare

decaystheoretically clean highly sensitive complementary

to B

Also T-violation searches

CP asymmetries in charged K

Page 21: K physics at a  high-intensity future machine

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Kaon production

For indicative purposesMaximum kaon yield per given

power at 30-100 GeV

(Of course several other crucial issues for energy choice)

G Kalmus CERN-TH2001-75

Constant kaon yield

Constant beam power

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

A new proton driverAssume 4 MW accelerator + stretcher ring

Unseparated (πK ~ 10) 30 GeV (75 GeV K) 133μA (830 Tps 20xAGS) 120 GeV (30 GeV K) 33μA (210 Tps 7xMI) 400 GeV (100 GeV K) 10μA (63 Tps 9xSPS)

RF-separated (pK lt 50 GeV O(70) purity)50 GeV machine maximum K+ yield at 12 GeV (048 K+pGeVsr)

Target efficiency 40

Beam momentum 12 GeVc plusmn 1

Beam acceptance 75 μsr

Separator acceptance 50

Duty cycle 30

K+year (107 s) 26 middot 1015

K+ decaysyear (in 30m) 6 middot 1014

3middot108 K+sWith 2 acceptanceeff

1000 K+ rarr πνν eventsyear

(BR at 3 ultimate)

with beam rate 12 GHz

O(few 1010) K+s

THz beams

Ballpark numbers

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

New K beamsMaximum K+ yield at fixed beam momentum p pKp = 023

Naively fixing this beam power and geometry NK = Φ(p) σ(p) Ω(p) (1p) p2 (1p) for unsep beam (1p) p2 (1p4) for sep beam(moreover decays in fixed volume 1p)

1 Intense K+ beam

2 RF-separation needed at high intensities for measurements requiring kaon tracking low energy (pK=30 GeV survival lt 04) compromise with exp technique

3 Production of pure K0 (interference experiments) by charge-exchange at 0ordm (same p and Δpp 80μb CEX cross-section factor ~ 10-3) narrow band or separated () K+ beam

4 Neutral broad band beam need space for sweeping dump shielding (higher E) O(few 109) Ks O(1000) KLrarrπ0νν events

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

(Some more) experimental issuesHigh-intensity beams target halo collimation sweeping neutron absorber collimator scattering secondary productionhellip

Energy choice K yield nγπhyperon yield K survival (separated beams) resolutions and veto capability interactions acceptancehellip

Rates in detectors (E781 20 MHzm2 HyperCP 30 MHzm2 CKM-1 50 MHz)

DAQ live-time monitoringstatistics

E949 2E12 K dec 700 MeVc DC-sep (πK=3) E787 5E12 K dec 700 MeVc DC-sep (πK=4) NA482 2E11 K dec 60 GeVc unsep (πK=10) KTeV gt2E11 KL dec 100 GeVcKOPIO 1E14 KL dec 700 MeVcE391a 2E11 KL dec 2 GeVcJ-PARC KL 4E14 KL dec 2 GeVc

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Thirsty for flux

bullSensitivity

bullTighter cuts to control background (pencil beam)

bullAbsorber for n targeting angle choice (at 16p angle nK x16 for K yield x06)

bullOther approaches Dalitz plot time-interference analysis polarizations

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Example polarization measurements

Diwan et alPRD 65 (2002) 054020

In the case of KLrarrπ0μ+μndash

longitudinal μ polarization (P-odd) is non-zero only in

presence of direct CPV

Single-muon polarization measurement is sufficient

large effects

This helps reducing background and

disentangling amplitude components at some

price on statistics

Longitudinal μ+ polarization

in K rest frame

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Outlook more fundamental physics with K

bullImportance of K in shaping the SM well known

bullThe increase in flux availability led to beyond-state-of-the-art experiments

bullFlavour physics least understood part of SM rather unique access to SM or NP couplings before the LC era (the high-precision frontier)

bullFlux (not only) required for sensitivity ancillary measurements background suppressions (also improvement in techniques rate handlinghellip)

bullExistence of clean decay modes stimulated world-wide efforts in an active and strong community with several generations of experience

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

ConclusionsA few things are clear

The information to be gained from rare K decays is not going to be exhausted with the arrival of LHC

Itrsquos not going to be complete by then either

The focus is on SD precision rare decays (experiments starting now) These experiments are hard enough that they will require double-checks and complementary approaches

The quality of the data is as important as the statistics higher fluxes are crucial for control of backgrounds and systematics

A high-intensity (MWs tens of GeV slow extracted) p machine would give an excellent (unique) opportunity to extract all the rich information available from K decays

Sinergies with neutrino physics program

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Spare slides

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

KLOE at Frascati

DAΦNE φ-factory e+e-Low luminosity at start constantly improvingPeak luminosity 81031 cm-2 s-1 in 2002Goal 51032 cm-2 s-1 500 pb-1 (15 109 ) collected until 2002

Currently running

Good prospects for KS interferometry

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

KS decays CPVSearch for KS 30 interf KL-KS at hadron machines or Φ factories

BR(KS30) lt 310-7 (90 CL)

Not yet reached indirect CP violation

SM expectation 310-9

(NA481 prel)

m(K0) m(K0) = (17 42) 10-19 GeVc2

Dominates indirect CPT violation limits

S = (-2 9 6) 10-3

KS charge asymmetry (KLOE prel)

( plusmn 410-3 still far from CPT test)

Semileptonic KS decays (KLOE prel 170 pb-

1)BR(KSeν) = (709 007 008) 10-4

BR(KS30) lt 2110-7 (90 CL) (KLOE prel 450 pb-1 4 ev 32 bkg)

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

RF-separated beam in preparation at U-70 PS15 GeVc K+ or K- (alternated) detector from ISTRA+ GAMSAsymmetries of Dalitz plot slopes in 3 decays at O(1 10-4)T-odd correlations search for New Physics in Kl2 decays

2003 12 beam line cryogenics slow extraction of 131013 pppFirst physics run in 2005

K decays OKA Protvino

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

J-PARC Tokai

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

J-PARCRequested beam lines

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

K at J-PARC

KL follow-up of KEK-E391a100 MHz pencil beam (accidentals rate x500) acceptance ~ 16 high energy (flux resolution acceptance veto efficiency) New calorimeters (CeF3 ) and DAQGoal gt100 SM events (SES 3middot10-14 max limit) in 3 years (2middot1015 KL)

K+ BNL stopped-K technique Low energy (600-800 MeVc) DC-separated (Kπ gt3) beamDecays at rest (gt25 stop)Incremental upgrade (x4) of detector new spectrometerGoal gt50 SM events in 3 years (SES 210-12 E9495)

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

ΔS=1

ΔB=2

Comparing K and B

Comparing Vtd from K+ + and

ΔM(Bd) ΔM(Bs)

Comparing β from BR(KL 0) BR(K+ +) and A(BdJψK0)

Constraints from B and K physics (10 BR measurements)

bullErrors on Vtd better from B

bullErrors on sin2 similar to B- factories

bullError on t better from KA Buras hep-ph9905437

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

3 contributions to these decays

KL 0ℓ+ℓ-

KTeV limits (90 CL) BR(KL 0e+e-) lt 2810-10

BR(KL 0+-) lt 3810-10

bull CP-allowed not predictedderived from KL 0γγ (NA48 KTeV)

bull Indirect CP violation not predictedmeasured by KS 0ℓ+ℓ- (NA481)

bull Direct CP violation predicted in terms of CKM phase

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

KL 0ℓ+ℓ-

Isidori et al hep-ph0404127bullKL measurements CP-allowed contribution is small

bullKS measurements indirect CP-violating term dominates

bullSensitivity of BR to CKM phase depends on the (unmeasurable) relative sign of the two CP-violating termsTheoretical predictions constructive interferenceBR(KL 0e+e-)CPV times 1012 asymp 17 (ind) plusmn 9 (interf) + 4 (dir)

BR(KL 0μ+μ-)CPV times 1012 asymp 8 (ind) plusmn 3 (interf) + 2 (dir)

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Future projects and goals

Main focus on the measurement of ultra-rare

decaystheoretically clean highly sensitive complementary

to B

Also T-violation searches

CP asymmetries in charged K

Page 22: K physics at a  high-intensity future machine

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

A new proton driverAssume 4 MW accelerator + stretcher ring

Unseparated (πK ~ 10) 30 GeV (75 GeV K) 133μA (830 Tps 20xAGS) 120 GeV (30 GeV K) 33μA (210 Tps 7xMI) 400 GeV (100 GeV K) 10μA (63 Tps 9xSPS)

RF-separated (pK lt 50 GeV O(70) purity)50 GeV machine maximum K+ yield at 12 GeV (048 K+pGeVsr)

Target efficiency 40

Beam momentum 12 GeVc plusmn 1

Beam acceptance 75 μsr

Separator acceptance 50

Duty cycle 30

K+year (107 s) 26 middot 1015

K+ decaysyear (in 30m) 6 middot 1014

3middot108 K+sWith 2 acceptanceeff

1000 K+ rarr πνν eventsyear

(BR at 3 ultimate)

with beam rate 12 GHz

O(few 1010) K+s

THz beams

Ballpark numbers

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

New K beamsMaximum K+ yield at fixed beam momentum p pKp = 023

Naively fixing this beam power and geometry NK = Φ(p) σ(p) Ω(p) (1p) p2 (1p) for unsep beam (1p) p2 (1p4) for sep beam(moreover decays in fixed volume 1p)

1 Intense K+ beam

2 RF-separation needed at high intensities for measurements requiring kaon tracking low energy (pK=30 GeV survival lt 04) compromise with exp technique

3 Production of pure K0 (interference experiments) by charge-exchange at 0ordm (same p and Δpp 80μb CEX cross-section factor ~ 10-3) narrow band or separated () K+ beam

4 Neutral broad band beam need space for sweeping dump shielding (higher E) O(few 109) Ks O(1000) KLrarrπ0νν events

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

(Some more) experimental issuesHigh-intensity beams target halo collimation sweeping neutron absorber collimator scattering secondary productionhellip

Energy choice K yield nγπhyperon yield K survival (separated beams) resolutions and veto capability interactions acceptancehellip

Rates in detectors (E781 20 MHzm2 HyperCP 30 MHzm2 CKM-1 50 MHz)

DAQ live-time monitoringstatistics

E949 2E12 K dec 700 MeVc DC-sep (πK=3) E787 5E12 K dec 700 MeVc DC-sep (πK=4) NA482 2E11 K dec 60 GeVc unsep (πK=10) KTeV gt2E11 KL dec 100 GeVcKOPIO 1E14 KL dec 700 MeVcE391a 2E11 KL dec 2 GeVcJ-PARC KL 4E14 KL dec 2 GeVc

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Thirsty for flux

bullSensitivity

bullTighter cuts to control background (pencil beam)

bullAbsorber for n targeting angle choice (at 16p angle nK x16 for K yield x06)

bullOther approaches Dalitz plot time-interference analysis polarizations

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Example polarization measurements

Diwan et alPRD 65 (2002) 054020

In the case of KLrarrπ0μ+μndash

longitudinal μ polarization (P-odd) is non-zero only in

presence of direct CPV

Single-muon polarization measurement is sufficient

large effects

This helps reducing background and

disentangling amplitude components at some

price on statistics

Longitudinal μ+ polarization

in K rest frame

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Outlook more fundamental physics with K

bullImportance of K in shaping the SM well known

bullThe increase in flux availability led to beyond-state-of-the-art experiments

bullFlavour physics least understood part of SM rather unique access to SM or NP couplings before the LC era (the high-precision frontier)

bullFlux (not only) required for sensitivity ancillary measurements background suppressions (also improvement in techniques rate handlinghellip)

bullExistence of clean decay modes stimulated world-wide efforts in an active and strong community with several generations of experience

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

ConclusionsA few things are clear

The information to be gained from rare K decays is not going to be exhausted with the arrival of LHC

Itrsquos not going to be complete by then either

The focus is on SD precision rare decays (experiments starting now) These experiments are hard enough that they will require double-checks and complementary approaches

The quality of the data is as important as the statistics higher fluxes are crucial for control of backgrounds and systematics

A high-intensity (MWs tens of GeV slow extracted) p machine would give an excellent (unique) opportunity to extract all the rich information available from K decays

Sinergies with neutrino physics program

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Spare slides

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

KLOE at Frascati

DAΦNE φ-factory e+e-Low luminosity at start constantly improvingPeak luminosity 81031 cm-2 s-1 in 2002Goal 51032 cm-2 s-1 500 pb-1 (15 109 ) collected until 2002

Currently running

Good prospects for KS interferometry

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

KS decays CPVSearch for KS 30 interf KL-KS at hadron machines or Φ factories

BR(KS30) lt 310-7 (90 CL)

Not yet reached indirect CP violation

SM expectation 310-9

(NA481 prel)

m(K0) m(K0) = (17 42) 10-19 GeVc2

Dominates indirect CPT violation limits

S = (-2 9 6) 10-3

KS charge asymmetry (KLOE prel)

( plusmn 410-3 still far from CPT test)

Semileptonic KS decays (KLOE prel 170 pb-

1)BR(KSeν) = (709 007 008) 10-4

BR(KS30) lt 2110-7 (90 CL) (KLOE prel 450 pb-1 4 ev 32 bkg)

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

RF-separated beam in preparation at U-70 PS15 GeVc K+ or K- (alternated) detector from ISTRA+ GAMSAsymmetries of Dalitz plot slopes in 3 decays at O(1 10-4)T-odd correlations search for New Physics in Kl2 decays

2003 12 beam line cryogenics slow extraction of 131013 pppFirst physics run in 2005

K decays OKA Protvino

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

J-PARC Tokai

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

J-PARCRequested beam lines

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

K at J-PARC

KL follow-up of KEK-E391a100 MHz pencil beam (accidentals rate x500) acceptance ~ 16 high energy (flux resolution acceptance veto efficiency) New calorimeters (CeF3 ) and DAQGoal gt100 SM events (SES 3middot10-14 max limit) in 3 years (2middot1015 KL)

K+ BNL stopped-K technique Low energy (600-800 MeVc) DC-separated (Kπ gt3) beamDecays at rest (gt25 stop)Incremental upgrade (x4) of detector new spectrometerGoal gt50 SM events in 3 years (SES 210-12 E9495)

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

ΔS=1

ΔB=2

Comparing K and B

Comparing Vtd from K+ + and

ΔM(Bd) ΔM(Bs)

Comparing β from BR(KL 0) BR(K+ +) and A(BdJψK0)

Constraints from B and K physics (10 BR measurements)

bullErrors on Vtd better from B

bullErrors on sin2 similar to B- factories

bullError on t better from KA Buras hep-ph9905437

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

3 contributions to these decays

KL 0ℓ+ℓ-

KTeV limits (90 CL) BR(KL 0e+e-) lt 2810-10

BR(KL 0+-) lt 3810-10

bull CP-allowed not predictedderived from KL 0γγ (NA48 KTeV)

bull Indirect CP violation not predictedmeasured by KS 0ℓ+ℓ- (NA481)

bull Direct CP violation predicted in terms of CKM phase

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

KL 0ℓ+ℓ-

Isidori et al hep-ph0404127bullKL measurements CP-allowed contribution is small

bullKS measurements indirect CP-violating term dominates

bullSensitivity of BR to CKM phase depends on the (unmeasurable) relative sign of the two CP-violating termsTheoretical predictions constructive interferenceBR(KL 0e+e-)CPV times 1012 asymp 17 (ind) plusmn 9 (interf) + 4 (dir)

BR(KL 0μ+μ-)CPV times 1012 asymp 8 (ind) plusmn 3 (interf) + 2 (dir)

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Future projects and goals

Main focus on the measurement of ultra-rare

decaystheoretically clean highly sensitive complementary

to B

Also T-violation searches

CP asymmetries in charged K

Page 23: K physics at a  high-intensity future machine

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

New K beamsMaximum K+ yield at fixed beam momentum p pKp = 023

Naively fixing this beam power and geometry NK = Φ(p) σ(p) Ω(p) (1p) p2 (1p) for unsep beam (1p) p2 (1p4) for sep beam(moreover decays in fixed volume 1p)

1 Intense K+ beam

2 RF-separation needed at high intensities for measurements requiring kaon tracking low energy (pK=30 GeV survival lt 04) compromise with exp technique

3 Production of pure K0 (interference experiments) by charge-exchange at 0ordm (same p and Δpp 80μb CEX cross-section factor ~ 10-3) narrow band or separated () K+ beam

4 Neutral broad band beam need space for sweeping dump shielding (higher E) O(few 109) Ks O(1000) KLrarrπ0νν events

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

(Some more) experimental issuesHigh-intensity beams target halo collimation sweeping neutron absorber collimator scattering secondary productionhellip

Energy choice K yield nγπhyperon yield K survival (separated beams) resolutions and veto capability interactions acceptancehellip

Rates in detectors (E781 20 MHzm2 HyperCP 30 MHzm2 CKM-1 50 MHz)

DAQ live-time monitoringstatistics

E949 2E12 K dec 700 MeVc DC-sep (πK=3) E787 5E12 K dec 700 MeVc DC-sep (πK=4) NA482 2E11 K dec 60 GeVc unsep (πK=10) KTeV gt2E11 KL dec 100 GeVcKOPIO 1E14 KL dec 700 MeVcE391a 2E11 KL dec 2 GeVcJ-PARC KL 4E14 KL dec 2 GeVc

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Thirsty for flux

bullSensitivity

bullTighter cuts to control background (pencil beam)

bullAbsorber for n targeting angle choice (at 16p angle nK x16 for K yield x06)

bullOther approaches Dalitz plot time-interference analysis polarizations

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Example polarization measurements

Diwan et alPRD 65 (2002) 054020

In the case of KLrarrπ0μ+μndash

longitudinal μ polarization (P-odd) is non-zero only in

presence of direct CPV

Single-muon polarization measurement is sufficient

large effects

This helps reducing background and

disentangling amplitude components at some

price on statistics

Longitudinal μ+ polarization

in K rest frame

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Outlook more fundamental physics with K

bullImportance of K in shaping the SM well known

bullThe increase in flux availability led to beyond-state-of-the-art experiments

bullFlavour physics least understood part of SM rather unique access to SM or NP couplings before the LC era (the high-precision frontier)

bullFlux (not only) required for sensitivity ancillary measurements background suppressions (also improvement in techniques rate handlinghellip)

bullExistence of clean decay modes stimulated world-wide efforts in an active and strong community with several generations of experience

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

ConclusionsA few things are clear

The information to be gained from rare K decays is not going to be exhausted with the arrival of LHC

Itrsquos not going to be complete by then either

The focus is on SD precision rare decays (experiments starting now) These experiments are hard enough that they will require double-checks and complementary approaches

The quality of the data is as important as the statistics higher fluxes are crucial for control of backgrounds and systematics

A high-intensity (MWs tens of GeV slow extracted) p machine would give an excellent (unique) opportunity to extract all the rich information available from K decays

Sinergies with neutrino physics program

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Spare slides

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

KLOE at Frascati

DAΦNE φ-factory e+e-Low luminosity at start constantly improvingPeak luminosity 81031 cm-2 s-1 in 2002Goal 51032 cm-2 s-1 500 pb-1 (15 109 ) collected until 2002

Currently running

Good prospects for KS interferometry

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

KS decays CPVSearch for KS 30 interf KL-KS at hadron machines or Φ factories

BR(KS30) lt 310-7 (90 CL)

Not yet reached indirect CP violation

SM expectation 310-9

(NA481 prel)

m(K0) m(K0) = (17 42) 10-19 GeVc2

Dominates indirect CPT violation limits

S = (-2 9 6) 10-3

KS charge asymmetry (KLOE prel)

( plusmn 410-3 still far from CPT test)

Semileptonic KS decays (KLOE prel 170 pb-

1)BR(KSeν) = (709 007 008) 10-4

BR(KS30) lt 2110-7 (90 CL) (KLOE prel 450 pb-1 4 ev 32 bkg)

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

RF-separated beam in preparation at U-70 PS15 GeVc K+ or K- (alternated) detector from ISTRA+ GAMSAsymmetries of Dalitz plot slopes in 3 decays at O(1 10-4)T-odd correlations search for New Physics in Kl2 decays

2003 12 beam line cryogenics slow extraction of 131013 pppFirst physics run in 2005

K decays OKA Protvino

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

J-PARC Tokai

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

J-PARCRequested beam lines

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

K at J-PARC

KL follow-up of KEK-E391a100 MHz pencil beam (accidentals rate x500) acceptance ~ 16 high energy (flux resolution acceptance veto efficiency) New calorimeters (CeF3 ) and DAQGoal gt100 SM events (SES 3middot10-14 max limit) in 3 years (2middot1015 KL)

K+ BNL stopped-K technique Low energy (600-800 MeVc) DC-separated (Kπ gt3) beamDecays at rest (gt25 stop)Incremental upgrade (x4) of detector new spectrometerGoal gt50 SM events in 3 years (SES 210-12 E9495)

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

ΔS=1

ΔB=2

Comparing K and B

Comparing Vtd from K+ + and

ΔM(Bd) ΔM(Bs)

Comparing β from BR(KL 0) BR(K+ +) and A(BdJψK0)

Constraints from B and K physics (10 BR measurements)

bullErrors on Vtd better from B

bullErrors on sin2 similar to B- factories

bullError on t better from KA Buras hep-ph9905437

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

3 contributions to these decays

KL 0ℓ+ℓ-

KTeV limits (90 CL) BR(KL 0e+e-) lt 2810-10

BR(KL 0+-) lt 3810-10

bull CP-allowed not predictedderived from KL 0γγ (NA48 KTeV)

bull Indirect CP violation not predictedmeasured by KS 0ℓ+ℓ- (NA481)

bull Direct CP violation predicted in terms of CKM phase

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

KL 0ℓ+ℓ-

Isidori et al hep-ph0404127bullKL measurements CP-allowed contribution is small

bullKS measurements indirect CP-violating term dominates

bullSensitivity of BR to CKM phase depends on the (unmeasurable) relative sign of the two CP-violating termsTheoretical predictions constructive interferenceBR(KL 0e+e-)CPV times 1012 asymp 17 (ind) plusmn 9 (interf) + 4 (dir)

BR(KL 0μ+μ-)CPV times 1012 asymp 8 (ind) plusmn 3 (interf) + 2 (dir)

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Future projects and goals

Main focus on the measurement of ultra-rare

decaystheoretically clean highly sensitive complementary

to B

Also T-violation searches

CP asymmetries in charged K

Page 24: K physics at a  high-intensity future machine

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

(Some more) experimental issuesHigh-intensity beams target halo collimation sweeping neutron absorber collimator scattering secondary productionhellip

Energy choice K yield nγπhyperon yield K survival (separated beams) resolutions and veto capability interactions acceptancehellip

Rates in detectors (E781 20 MHzm2 HyperCP 30 MHzm2 CKM-1 50 MHz)

DAQ live-time monitoringstatistics

E949 2E12 K dec 700 MeVc DC-sep (πK=3) E787 5E12 K dec 700 MeVc DC-sep (πK=4) NA482 2E11 K dec 60 GeVc unsep (πK=10) KTeV gt2E11 KL dec 100 GeVcKOPIO 1E14 KL dec 700 MeVcE391a 2E11 KL dec 2 GeVcJ-PARC KL 4E14 KL dec 2 GeVc

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Thirsty for flux

bullSensitivity

bullTighter cuts to control background (pencil beam)

bullAbsorber for n targeting angle choice (at 16p angle nK x16 for K yield x06)

bullOther approaches Dalitz plot time-interference analysis polarizations

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Example polarization measurements

Diwan et alPRD 65 (2002) 054020

In the case of KLrarrπ0μ+μndash

longitudinal μ polarization (P-odd) is non-zero only in

presence of direct CPV

Single-muon polarization measurement is sufficient

large effects

This helps reducing background and

disentangling amplitude components at some

price on statistics

Longitudinal μ+ polarization

in K rest frame

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Outlook more fundamental physics with K

bullImportance of K in shaping the SM well known

bullThe increase in flux availability led to beyond-state-of-the-art experiments

bullFlavour physics least understood part of SM rather unique access to SM or NP couplings before the LC era (the high-precision frontier)

bullFlux (not only) required for sensitivity ancillary measurements background suppressions (also improvement in techniques rate handlinghellip)

bullExistence of clean decay modes stimulated world-wide efforts in an active and strong community with several generations of experience

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

ConclusionsA few things are clear

The information to be gained from rare K decays is not going to be exhausted with the arrival of LHC

Itrsquos not going to be complete by then either

The focus is on SD precision rare decays (experiments starting now) These experiments are hard enough that they will require double-checks and complementary approaches

The quality of the data is as important as the statistics higher fluxes are crucial for control of backgrounds and systematics

A high-intensity (MWs tens of GeV slow extracted) p machine would give an excellent (unique) opportunity to extract all the rich information available from K decays

Sinergies with neutrino physics program

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Spare slides

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

KLOE at Frascati

DAΦNE φ-factory e+e-Low luminosity at start constantly improvingPeak luminosity 81031 cm-2 s-1 in 2002Goal 51032 cm-2 s-1 500 pb-1 (15 109 ) collected until 2002

Currently running

Good prospects for KS interferometry

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

KS decays CPVSearch for KS 30 interf KL-KS at hadron machines or Φ factories

BR(KS30) lt 310-7 (90 CL)

Not yet reached indirect CP violation

SM expectation 310-9

(NA481 prel)

m(K0) m(K0) = (17 42) 10-19 GeVc2

Dominates indirect CPT violation limits

S = (-2 9 6) 10-3

KS charge asymmetry (KLOE prel)

( plusmn 410-3 still far from CPT test)

Semileptonic KS decays (KLOE prel 170 pb-

1)BR(KSeν) = (709 007 008) 10-4

BR(KS30) lt 2110-7 (90 CL) (KLOE prel 450 pb-1 4 ev 32 bkg)

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

RF-separated beam in preparation at U-70 PS15 GeVc K+ or K- (alternated) detector from ISTRA+ GAMSAsymmetries of Dalitz plot slopes in 3 decays at O(1 10-4)T-odd correlations search for New Physics in Kl2 decays

2003 12 beam line cryogenics slow extraction of 131013 pppFirst physics run in 2005

K decays OKA Protvino

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

J-PARC Tokai

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

J-PARCRequested beam lines

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

K at J-PARC

KL follow-up of KEK-E391a100 MHz pencil beam (accidentals rate x500) acceptance ~ 16 high energy (flux resolution acceptance veto efficiency) New calorimeters (CeF3 ) and DAQGoal gt100 SM events (SES 3middot10-14 max limit) in 3 years (2middot1015 KL)

K+ BNL stopped-K technique Low energy (600-800 MeVc) DC-separated (Kπ gt3) beamDecays at rest (gt25 stop)Incremental upgrade (x4) of detector new spectrometerGoal gt50 SM events in 3 years (SES 210-12 E9495)

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

ΔS=1

ΔB=2

Comparing K and B

Comparing Vtd from K+ + and

ΔM(Bd) ΔM(Bs)

Comparing β from BR(KL 0) BR(K+ +) and A(BdJψK0)

Constraints from B and K physics (10 BR measurements)

bullErrors on Vtd better from B

bullErrors on sin2 similar to B- factories

bullError on t better from KA Buras hep-ph9905437

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

3 contributions to these decays

KL 0ℓ+ℓ-

KTeV limits (90 CL) BR(KL 0e+e-) lt 2810-10

BR(KL 0+-) lt 3810-10

bull CP-allowed not predictedderived from KL 0γγ (NA48 KTeV)

bull Indirect CP violation not predictedmeasured by KS 0ℓ+ℓ- (NA481)

bull Direct CP violation predicted in terms of CKM phase

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

KL 0ℓ+ℓ-

Isidori et al hep-ph0404127bullKL measurements CP-allowed contribution is small

bullKS measurements indirect CP-violating term dominates

bullSensitivity of BR to CKM phase depends on the (unmeasurable) relative sign of the two CP-violating termsTheoretical predictions constructive interferenceBR(KL 0e+e-)CPV times 1012 asymp 17 (ind) plusmn 9 (interf) + 4 (dir)

BR(KL 0μ+μ-)CPV times 1012 asymp 8 (ind) plusmn 3 (interf) + 2 (dir)

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Future projects and goals

Main focus on the measurement of ultra-rare

decaystheoretically clean highly sensitive complementary

to B

Also T-violation searches

CP asymmetries in charged K

Page 25: K physics at a  high-intensity future machine

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Thirsty for flux

bullSensitivity

bullTighter cuts to control background (pencil beam)

bullAbsorber for n targeting angle choice (at 16p angle nK x16 for K yield x06)

bullOther approaches Dalitz plot time-interference analysis polarizations

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Example polarization measurements

Diwan et alPRD 65 (2002) 054020

In the case of KLrarrπ0μ+μndash

longitudinal μ polarization (P-odd) is non-zero only in

presence of direct CPV

Single-muon polarization measurement is sufficient

large effects

This helps reducing background and

disentangling amplitude components at some

price on statistics

Longitudinal μ+ polarization

in K rest frame

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Outlook more fundamental physics with K

bullImportance of K in shaping the SM well known

bullThe increase in flux availability led to beyond-state-of-the-art experiments

bullFlavour physics least understood part of SM rather unique access to SM or NP couplings before the LC era (the high-precision frontier)

bullFlux (not only) required for sensitivity ancillary measurements background suppressions (also improvement in techniques rate handlinghellip)

bullExistence of clean decay modes stimulated world-wide efforts in an active and strong community with several generations of experience

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

ConclusionsA few things are clear

The information to be gained from rare K decays is not going to be exhausted with the arrival of LHC

Itrsquos not going to be complete by then either

The focus is on SD precision rare decays (experiments starting now) These experiments are hard enough that they will require double-checks and complementary approaches

The quality of the data is as important as the statistics higher fluxes are crucial for control of backgrounds and systematics

A high-intensity (MWs tens of GeV slow extracted) p machine would give an excellent (unique) opportunity to extract all the rich information available from K decays

Sinergies with neutrino physics program

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Spare slides

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

KLOE at Frascati

DAΦNE φ-factory e+e-Low luminosity at start constantly improvingPeak luminosity 81031 cm-2 s-1 in 2002Goal 51032 cm-2 s-1 500 pb-1 (15 109 ) collected until 2002

Currently running

Good prospects for KS interferometry

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

KS decays CPVSearch for KS 30 interf KL-KS at hadron machines or Φ factories

BR(KS30) lt 310-7 (90 CL)

Not yet reached indirect CP violation

SM expectation 310-9

(NA481 prel)

m(K0) m(K0) = (17 42) 10-19 GeVc2

Dominates indirect CPT violation limits

S = (-2 9 6) 10-3

KS charge asymmetry (KLOE prel)

( plusmn 410-3 still far from CPT test)

Semileptonic KS decays (KLOE prel 170 pb-

1)BR(KSeν) = (709 007 008) 10-4

BR(KS30) lt 2110-7 (90 CL) (KLOE prel 450 pb-1 4 ev 32 bkg)

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

RF-separated beam in preparation at U-70 PS15 GeVc K+ or K- (alternated) detector from ISTRA+ GAMSAsymmetries of Dalitz plot slopes in 3 decays at O(1 10-4)T-odd correlations search for New Physics in Kl2 decays

2003 12 beam line cryogenics slow extraction of 131013 pppFirst physics run in 2005

K decays OKA Protvino

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

J-PARC Tokai

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

J-PARCRequested beam lines

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

K at J-PARC

KL follow-up of KEK-E391a100 MHz pencil beam (accidentals rate x500) acceptance ~ 16 high energy (flux resolution acceptance veto efficiency) New calorimeters (CeF3 ) and DAQGoal gt100 SM events (SES 3middot10-14 max limit) in 3 years (2middot1015 KL)

K+ BNL stopped-K technique Low energy (600-800 MeVc) DC-separated (Kπ gt3) beamDecays at rest (gt25 stop)Incremental upgrade (x4) of detector new spectrometerGoal gt50 SM events in 3 years (SES 210-12 E9495)

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

ΔS=1

ΔB=2

Comparing K and B

Comparing Vtd from K+ + and

ΔM(Bd) ΔM(Bs)

Comparing β from BR(KL 0) BR(K+ +) and A(BdJψK0)

Constraints from B and K physics (10 BR measurements)

bullErrors on Vtd better from B

bullErrors on sin2 similar to B- factories

bullError on t better from KA Buras hep-ph9905437

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

3 contributions to these decays

KL 0ℓ+ℓ-

KTeV limits (90 CL) BR(KL 0e+e-) lt 2810-10

BR(KL 0+-) lt 3810-10

bull CP-allowed not predictedderived from KL 0γγ (NA48 KTeV)

bull Indirect CP violation not predictedmeasured by KS 0ℓ+ℓ- (NA481)

bull Direct CP violation predicted in terms of CKM phase

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

KL 0ℓ+ℓ-

Isidori et al hep-ph0404127bullKL measurements CP-allowed contribution is small

bullKS measurements indirect CP-violating term dominates

bullSensitivity of BR to CKM phase depends on the (unmeasurable) relative sign of the two CP-violating termsTheoretical predictions constructive interferenceBR(KL 0e+e-)CPV times 1012 asymp 17 (ind) plusmn 9 (interf) + 4 (dir)

BR(KL 0μ+μ-)CPV times 1012 asymp 8 (ind) plusmn 3 (interf) + 2 (dir)

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Future projects and goals

Main focus on the measurement of ultra-rare

decaystheoretically clean highly sensitive complementary

to B

Also T-violation searches

CP asymmetries in charged K

Page 26: K physics at a  high-intensity future machine

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Example polarization measurements

Diwan et alPRD 65 (2002) 054020

In the case of KLrarrπ0μ+μndash

longitudinal μ polarization (P-odd) is non-zero only in

presence of direct CPV

Single-muon polarization measurement is sufficient

large effects

This helps reducing background and

disentangling amplitude components at some

price on statistics

Longitudinal μ+ polarization

in K rest frame

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Outlook more fundamental physics with K

bullImportance of K in shaping the SM well known

bullThe increase in flux availability led to beyond-state-of-the-art experiments

bullFlavour physics least understood part of SM rather unique access to SM or NP couplings before the LC era (the high-precision frontier)

bullFlux (not only) required for sensitivity ancillary measurements background suppressions (also improvement in techniques rate handlinghellip)

bullExistence of clean decay modes stimulated world-wide efforts in an active and strong community with several generations of experience

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

ConclusionsA few things are clear

The information to be gained from rare K decays is not going to be exhausted with the arrival of LHC

Itrsquos not going to be complete by then either

The focus is on SD precision rare decays (experiments starting now) These experiments are hard enough that they will require double-checks and complementary approaches

The quality of the data is as important as the statistics higher fluxes are crucial for control of backgrounds and systematics

A high-intensity (MWs tens of GeV slow extracted) p machine would give an excellent (unique) opportunity to extract all the rich information available from K decays

Sinergies with neutrino physics program

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Spare slides

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

KLOE at Frascati

DAΦNE φ-factory e+e-Low luminosity at start constantly improvingPeak luminosity 81031 cm-2 s-1 in 2002Goal 51032 cm-2 s-1 500 pb-1 (15 109 ) collected until 2002

Currently running

Good prospects for KS interferometry

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

KS decays CPVSearch for KS 30 interf KL-KS at hadron machines or Φ factories

BR(KS30) lt 310-7 (90 CL)

Not yet reached indirect CP violation

SM expectation 310-9

(NA481 prel)

m(K0) m(K0) = (17 42) 10-19 GeVc2

Dominates indirect CPT violation limits

S = (-2 9 6) 10-3

KS charge asymmetry (KLOE prel)

( plusmn 410-3 still far from CPT test)

Semileptonic KS decays (KLOE prel 170 pb-

1)BR(KSeν) = (709 007 008) 10-4

BR(KS30) lt 2110-7 (90 CL) (KLOE prel 450 pb-1 4 ev 32 bkg)

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

RF-separated beam in preparation at U-70 PS15 GeVc K+ or K- (alternated) detector from ISTRA+ GAMSAsymmetries of Dalitz plot slopes in 3 decays at O(1 10-4)T-odd correlations search for New Physics in Kl2 decays

2003 12 beam line cryogenics slow extraction of 131013 pppFirst physics run in 2005

K decays OKA Protvino

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

J-PARC Tokai

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

J-PARCRequested beam lines

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

K at J-PARC

KL follow-up of KEK-E391a100 MHz pencil beam (accidentals rate x500) acceptance ~ 16 high energy (flux resolution acceptance veto efficiency) New calorimeters (CeF3 ) and DAQGoal gt100 SM events (SES 3middot10-14 max limit) in 3 years (2middot1015 KL)

K+ BNL stopped-K technique Low energy (600-800 MeVc) DC-separated (Kπ gt3) beamDecays at rest (gt25 stop)Incremental upgrade (x4) of detector new spectrometerGoal gt50 SM events in 3 years (SES 210-12 E9495)

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

ΔS=1

ΔB=2

Comparing K and B

Comparing Vtd from K+ + and

ΔM(Bd) ΔM(Bs)

Comparing β from BR(KL 0) BR(K+ +) and A(BdJψK0)

Constraints from B and K physics (10 BR measurements)

bullErrors on Vtd better from B

bullErrors on sin2 similar to B- factories

bullError on t better from KA Buras hep-ph9905437

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

3 contributions to these decays

KL 0ℓ+ℓ-

KTeV limits (90 CL) BR(KL 0e+e-) lt 2810-10

BR(KL 0+-) lt 3810-10

bull CP-allowed not predictedderived from KL 0γγ (NA48 KTeV)

bull Indirect CP violation not predictedmeasured by KS 0ℓ+ℓ- (NA481)

bull Direct CP violation predicted in terms of CKM phase

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

KL 0ℓ+ℓ-

Isidori et al hep-ph0404127bullKL measurements CP-allowed contribution is small

bullKS measurements indirect CP-violating term dominates

bullSensitivity of BR to CKM phase depends on the (unmeasurable) relative sign of the two CP-violating termsTheoretical predictions constructive interferenceBR(KL 0e+e-)CPV times 1012 asymp 17 (ind) plusmn 9 (interf) + 4 (dir)

BR(KL 0μ+μ-)CPV times 1012 asymp 8 (ind) plusmn 3 (interf) + 2 (dir)

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Future projects and goals

Main focus on the measurement of ultra-rare

decaystheoretically clean highly sensitive complementary

to B

Also T-violation searches

CP asymmetries in charged K

Page 27: K physics at a  high-intensity future machine

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Outlook more fundamental physics with K

bullImportance of K in shaping the SM well known

bullThe increase in flux availability led to beyond-state-of-the-art experiments

bullFlavour physics least understood part of SM rather unique access to SM or NP couplings before the LC era (the high-precision frontier)

bullFlux (not only) required for sensitivity ancillary measurements background suppressions (also improvement in techniques rate handlinghellip)

bullExistence of clean decay modes stimulated world-wide efforts in an active and strong community with several generations of experience

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

ConclusionsA few things are clear

The information to be gained from rare K decays is not going to be exhausted with the arrival of LHC

Itrsquos not going to be complete by then either

The focus is on SD precision rare decays (experiments starting now) These experiments are hard enough that they will require double-checks and complementary approaches

The quality of the data is as important as the statistics higher fluxes are crucial for control of backgrounds and systematics

A high-intensity (MWs tens of GeV slow extracted) p machine would give an excellent (unique) opportunity to extract all the rich information available from K decays

Sinergies with neutrino physics program

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Spare slides

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

KLOE at Frascati

DAΦNE φ-factory e+e-Low luminosity at start constantly improvingPeak luminosity 81031 cm-2 s-1 in 2002Goal 51032 cm-2 s-1 500 pb-1 (15 109 ) collected until 2002

Currently running

Good prospects for KS interferometry

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

KS decays CPVSearch for KS 30 interf KL-KS at hadron machines or Φ factories

BR(KS30) lt 310-7 (90 CL)

Not yet reached indirect CP violation

SM expectation 310-9

(NA481 prel)

m(K0) m(K0) = (17 42) 10-19 GeVc2

Dominates indirect CPT violation limits

S = (-2 9 6) 10-3

KS charge asymmetry (KLOE prel)

( plusmn 410-3 still far from CPT test)

Semileptonic KS decays (KLOE prel 170 pb-

1)BR(KSeν) = (709 007 008) 10-4

BR(KS30) lt 2110-7 (90 CL) (KLOE prel 450 pb-1 4 ev 32 bkg)

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

RF-separated beam in preparation at U-70 PS15 GeVc K+ or K- (alternated) detector from ISTRA+ GAMSAsymmetries of Dalitz plot slopes in 3 decays at O(1 10-4)T-odd correlations search for New Physics in Kl2 decays

2003 12 beam line cryogenics slow extraction of 131013 pppFirst physics run in 2005

K decays OKA Protvino

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

J-PARC Tokai

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

J-PARCRequested beam lines

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

K at J-PARC

KL follow-up of KEK-E391a100 MHz pencil beam (accidentals rate x500) acceptance ~ 16 high energy (flux resolution acceptance veto efficiency) New calorimeters (CeF3 ) and DAQGoal gt100 SM events (SES 3middot10-14 max limit) in 3 years (2middot1015 KL)

K+ BNL stopped-K technique Low energy (600-800 MeVc) DC-separated (Kπ gt3) beamDecays at rest (gt25 stop)Incremental upgrade (x4) of detector new spectrometerGoal gt50 SM events in 3 years (SES 210-12 E9495)

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

ΔS=1

ΔB=2

Comparing K and B

Comparing Vtd from K+ + and

ΔM(Bd) ΔM(Bs)

Comparing β from BR(KL 0) BR(K+ +) and A(BdJψK0)

Constraints from B and K physics (10 BR measurements)

bullErrors on Vtd better from B

bullErrors on sin2 similar to B- factories

bullError on t better from KA Buras hep-ph9905437

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

3 contributions to these decays

KL 0ℓ+ℓ-

KTeV limits (90 CL) BR(KL 0e+e-) lt 2810-10

BR(KL 0+-) lt 3810-10

bull CP-allowed not predictedderived from KL 0γγ (NA48 KTeV)

bull Indirect CP violation not predictedmeasured by KS 0ℓ+ℓ- (NA481)

bull Direct CP violation predicted in terms of CKM phase

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

KL 0ℓ+ℓ-

Isidori et al hep-ph0404127bullKL measurements CP-allowed contribution is small

bullKS measurements indirect CP-violating term dominates

bullSensitivity of BR to CKM phase depends on the (unmeasurable) relative sign of the two CP-violating termsTheoretical predictions constructive interferenceBR(KL 0e+e-)CPV times 1012 asymp 17 (ind) plusmn 9 (interf) + 4 (dir)

BR(KL 0μ+μ-)CPV times 1012 asymp 8 (ind) plusmn 3 (interf) + 2 (dir)

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Future projects and goals

Main focus on the measurement of ultra-rare

decaystheoretically clean highly sensitive complementary

to B

Also T-violation searches

CP asymmetries in charged K

Page 28: K physics at a  high-intensity future machine

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

ConclusionsA few things are clear

The information to be gained from rare K decays is not going to be exhausted with the arrival of LHC

Itrsquos not going to be complete by then either

The focus is on SD precision rare decays (experiments starting now) These experiments are hard enough that they will require double-checks and complementary approaches

The quality of the data is as important as the statistics higher fluxes are crucial for control of backgrounds and systematics

A high-intensity (MWs tens of GeV slow extracted) p machine would give an excellent (unique) opportunity to extract all the rich information available from K decays

Sinergies with neutrino physics program

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Spare slides

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

KLOE at Frascati

DAΦNE φ-factory e+e-Low luminosity at start constantly improvingPeak luminosity 81031 cm-2 s-1 in 2002Goal 51032 cm-2 s-1 500 pb-1 (15 109 ) collected until 2002

Currently running

Good prospects for KS interferometry

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

KS decays CPVSearch for KS 30 interf KL-KS at hadron machines or Φ factories

BR(KS30) lt 310-7 (90 CL)

Not yet reached indirect CP violation

SM expectation 310-9

(NA481 prel)

m(K0) m(K0) = (17 42) 10-19 GeVc2

Dominates indirect CPT violation limits

S = (-2 9 6) 10-3

KS charge asymmetry (KLOE prel)

( plusmn 410-3 still far from CPT test)

Semileptonic KS decays (KLOE prel 170 pb-

1)BR(KSeν) = (709 007 008) 10-4

BR(KS30) lt 2110-7 (90 CL) (KLOE prel 450 pb-1 4 ev 32 bkg)

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

RF-separated beam in preparation at U-70 PS15 GeVc K+ or K- (alternated) detector from ISTRA+ GAMSAsymmetries of Dalitz plot slopes in 3 decays at O(1 10-4)T-odd correlations search for New Physics in Kl2 decays

2003 12 beam line cryogenics slow extraction of 131013 pppFirst physics run in 2005

K decays OKA Protvino

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

J-PARC Tokai

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

J-PARCRequested beam lines

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

K at J-PARC

KL follow-up of KEK-E391a100 MHz pencil beam (accidentals rate x500) acceptance ~ 16 high energy (flux resolution acceptance veto efficiency) New calorimeters (CeF3 ) and DAQGoal gt100 SM events (SES 3middot10-14 max limit) in 3 years (2middot1015 KL)

K+ BNL stopped-K technique Low energy (600-800 MeVc) DC-separated (Kπ gt3) beamDecays at rest (gt25 stop)Incremental upgrade (x4) of detector new spectrometerGoal gt50 SM events in 3 years (SES 210-12 E9495)

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

ΔS=1

ΔB=2

Comparing K and B

Comparing Vtd from K+ + and

ΔM(Bd) ΔM(Bs)

Comparing β from BR(KL 0) BR(K+ +) and A(BdJψK0)

Constraints from B and K physics (10 BR measurements)

bullErrors on Vtd better from B

bullErrors on sin2 similar to B- factories

bullError on t better from KA Buras hep-ph9905437

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

3 contributions to these decays

KL 0ℓ+ℓ-

KTeV limits (90 CL) BR(KL 0e+e-) lt 2810-10

BR(KL 0+-) lt 3810-10

bull CP-allowed not predictedderived from KL 0γγ (NA48 KTeV)

bull Indirect CP violation not predictedmeasured by KS 0ℓ+ℓ- (NA481)

bull Direct CP violation predicted in terms of CKM phase

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

KL 0ℓ+ℓ-

Isidori et al hep-ph0404127bullKL measurements CP-allowed contribution is small

bullKS measurements indirect CP-violating term dominates

bullSensitivity of BR to CKM phase depends on the (unmeasurable) relative sign of the two CP-violating termsTheoretical predictions constructive interferenceBR(KL 0e+e-)CPV times 1012 asymp 17 (ind) plusmn 9 (interf) + 4 (dir)

BR(KL 0μ+μ-)CPV times 1012 asymp 8 (ind) plusmn 3 (interf) + 2 (dir)

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Future projects and goals

Main focus on the measurement of ultra-rare

decaystheoretically clean highly sensitive complementary

to B

Also T-violation searches

CP asymmetries in charged K

Page 29: K physics at a  high-intensity future machine

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Spare slides

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

KLOE at Frascati

DAΦNE φ-factory e+e-Low luminosity at start constantly improvingPeak luminosity 81031 cm-2 s-1 in 2002Goal 51032 cm-2 s-1 500 pb-1 (15 109 ) collected until 2002

Currently running

Good prospects for KS interferometry

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

KS decays CPVSearch for KS 30 interf KL-KS at hadron machines or Φ factories

BR(KS30) lt 310-7 (90 CL)

Not yet reached indirect CP violation

SM expectation 310-9

(NA481 prel)

m(K0) m(K0) = (17 42) 10-19 GeVc2

Dominates indirect CPT violation limits

S = (-2 9 6) 10-3

KS charge asymmetry (KLOE prel)

( plusmn 410-3 still far from CPT test)

Semileptonic KS decays (KLOE prel 170 pb-

1)BR(KSeν) = (709 007 008) 10-4

BR(KS30) lt 2110-7 (90 CL) (KLOE prel 450 pb-1 4 ev 32 bkg)

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

RF-separated beam in preparation at U-70 PS15 GeVc K+ or K- (alternated) detector from ISTRA+ GAMSAsymmetries of Dalitz plot slopes in 3 decays at O(1 10-4)T-odd correlations search for New Physics in Kl2 decays

2003 12 beam line cryogenics slow extraction of 131013 pppFirst physics run in 2005

K decays OKA Protvino

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

J-PARC Tokai

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

J-PARCRequested beam lines

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

K at J-PARC

KL follow-up of KEK-E391a100 MHz pencil beam (accidentals rate x500) acceptance ~ 16 high energy (flux resolution acceptance veto efficiency) New calorimeters (CeF3 ) and DAQGoal gt100 SM events (SES 3middot10-14 max limit) in 3 years (2middot1015 KL)

K+ BNL stopped-K technique Low energy (600-800 MeVc) DC-separated (Kπ gt3) beamDecays at rest (gt25 stop)Incremental upgrade (x4) of detector new spectrometerGoal gt50 SM events in 3 years (SES 210-12 E9495)

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

ΔS=1

ΔB=2

Comparing K and B

Comparing Vtd from K+ + and

ΔM(Bd) ΔM(Bs)

Comparing β from BR(KL 0) BR(K+ +) and A(BdJψK0)

Constraints from B and K physics (10 BR measurements)

bullErrors on Vtd better from B

bullErrors on sin2 similar to B- factories

bullError on t better from KA Buras hep-ph9905437

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

3 contributions to these decays

KL 0ℓ+ℓ-

KTeV limits (90 CL) BR(KL 0e+e-) lt 2810-10

BR(KL 0+-) lt 3810-10

bull CP-allowed not predictedderived from KL 0γγ (NA48 KTeV)

bull Indirect CP violation not predictedmeasured by KS 0ℓ+ℓ- (NA481)

bull Direct CP violation predicted in terms of CKM phase

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

KL 0ℓ+ℓ-

Isidori et al hep-ph0404127bullKL measurements CP-allowed contribution is small

bullKS measurements indirect CP-violating term dominates

bullSensitivity of BR to CKM phase depends on the (unmeasurable) relative sign of the two CP-violating termsTheoretical predictions constructive interferenceBR(KL 0e+e-)CPV times 1012 asymp 17 (ind) plusmn 9 (interf) + 4 (dir)

BR(KL 0μ+μ-)CPV times 1012 asymp 8 (ind) plusmn 3 (interf) + 2 (dir)

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Future projects and goals

Main focus on the measurement of ultra-rare

decaystheoretically clean highly sensitive complementary

to B

Also T-violation searches

CP asymmetries in charged K

Page 30: K physics at a  high-intensity future machine

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

KLOE at Frascati

DAΦNE φ-factory e+e-Low luminosity at start constantly improvingPeak luminosity 81031 cm-2 s-1 in 2002Goal 51032 cm-2 s-1 500 pb-1 (15 109 ) collected until 2002

Currently running

Good prospects for KS interferometry

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

KS decays CPVSearch for KS 30 interf KL-KS at hadron machines or Φ factories

BR(KS30) lt 310-7 (90 CL)

Not yet reached indirect CP violation

SM expectation 310-9

(NA481 prel)

m(K0) m(K0) = (17 42) 10-19 GeVc2

Dominates indirect CPT violation limits

S = (-2 9 6) 10-3

KS charge asymmetry (KLOE prel)

( plusmn 410-3 still far from CPT test)

Semileptonic KS decays (KLOE prel 170 pb-

1)BR(KSeν) = (709 007 008) 10-4

BR(KS30) lt 2110-7 (90 CL) (KLOE prel 450 pb-1 4 ev 32 bkg)

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

RF-separated beam in preparation at U-70 PS15 GeVc K+ or K- (alternated) detector from ISTRA+ GAMSAsymmetries of Dalitz plot slopes in 3 decays at O(1 10-4)T-odd correlations search for New Physics in Kl2 decays

2003 12 beam line cryogenics slow extraction of 131013 pppFirst physics run in 2005

K decays OKA Protvino

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

J-PARC Tokai

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

J-PARCRequested beam lines

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

K at J-PARC

KL follow-up of KEK-E391a100 MHz pencil beam (accidentals rate x500) acceptance ~ 16 high energy (flux resolution acceptance veto efficiency) New calorimeters (CeF3 ) and DAQGoal gt100 SM events (SES 3middot10-14 max limit) in 3 years (2middot1015 KL)

K+ BNL stopped-K technique Low energy (600-800 MeVc) DC-separated (Kπ gt3) beamDecays at rest (gt25 stop)Incremental upgrade (x4) of detector new spectrometerGoal gt50 SM events in 3 years (SES 210-12 E9495)

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

ΔS=1

ΔB=2

Comparing K and B

Comparing Vtd from K+ + and

ΔM(Bd) ΔM(Bs)

Comparing β from BR(KL 0) BR(K+ +) and A(BdJψK0)

Constraints from B and K physics (10 BR measurements)

bullErrors on Vtd better from B

bullErrors on sin2 similar to B- factories

bullError on t better from KA Buras hep-ph9905437

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

3 contributions to these decays

KL 0ℓ+ℓ-

KTeV limits (90 CL) BR(KL 0e+e-) lt 2810-10

BR(KL 0+-) lt 3810-10

bull CP-allowed not predictedderived from KL 0γγ (NA48 KTeV)

bull Indirect CP violation not predictedmeasured by KS 0ℓ+ℓ- (NA481)

bull Direct CP violation predicted in terms of CKM phase

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

KL 0ℓ+ℓ-

Isidori et al hep-ph0404127bullKL measurements CP-allowed contribution is small

bullKS measurements indirect CP-violating term dominates

bullSensitivity of BR to CKM phase depends on the (unmeasurable) relative sign of the two CP-violating termsTheoretical predictions constructive interferenceBR(KL 0e+e-)CPV times 1012 asymp 17 (ind) plusmn 9 (interf) + 4 (dir)

BR(KL 0μ+μ-)CPV times 1012 asymp 8 (ind) plusmn 3 (interf) + 2 (dir)

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Future projects and goals

Main focus on the measurement of ultra-rare

decaystheoretically clean highly sensitive complementary

to B

Also T-violation searches

CP asymmetries in charged K

Page 31: K physics at a  high-intensity future machine

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

KS decays CPVSearch for KS 30 interf KL-KS at hadron machines or Φ factories

BR(KS30) lt 310-7 (90 CL)

Not yet reached indirect CP violation

SM expectation 310-9

(NA481 prel)

m(K0) m(K0) = (17 42) 10-19 GeVc2

Dominates indirect CPT violation limits

S = (-2 9 6) 10-3

KS charge asymmetry (KLOE prel)

( plusmn 410-3 still far from CPT test)

Semileptonic KS decays (KLOE prel 170 pb-

1)BR(KSeν) = (709 007 008) 10-4

BR(KS30) lt 2110-7 (90 CL) (KLOE prel 450 pb-1 4 ev 32 bkg)

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

RF-separated beam in preparation at U-70 PS15 GeVc K+ or K- (alternated) detector from ISTRA+ GAMSAsymmetries of Dalitz plot slopes in 3 decays at O(1 10-4)T-odd correlations search for New Physics in Kl2 decays

2003 12 beam line cryogenics slow extraction of 131013 pppFirst physics run in 2005

K decays OKA Protvino

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

J-PARC Tokai

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

J-PARCRequested beam lines

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

K at J-PARC

KL follow-up of KEK-E391a100 MHz pencil beam (accidentals rate x500) acceptance ~ 16 high energy (flux resolution acceptance veto efficiency) New calorimeters (CeF3 ) and DAQGoal gt100 SM events (SES 3middot10-14 max limit) in 3 years (2middot1015 KL)

K+ BNL stopped-K technique Low energy (600-800 MeVc) DC-separated (Kπ gt3) beamDecays at rest (gt25 stop)Incremental upgrade (x4) of detector new spectrometerGoal gt50 SM events in 3 years (SES 210-12 E9495)

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

ΔS=1

ΔB=2

Comparing K and B

Comparing Vtd from K+ + and

ΔM(Bd) ΔM(Bs)

Comparing β from BR(KL 0) BR(K+ +) and A(BdJψK0)

Constraints from B and K physics (10 BR measurements)

bullErrors on Vtd better from B

bullErrors on sin2 similar to B- factories

bullError on t better from KA Buras hep-ph9905437

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

3 contributions to these decays

KL 0ℓ+ℓ-

KTeV limits (90 CL) BR(KL 0e+e-) lt 2810-10

BR(KL 0+-) lt 3810-10

bull CP-allowed not predictedderived from KL 0γγ (NA48 KTeV)

bull Indirect CP violation not predictedmeasured by KS 0ℓ+ℓ- (NA481)

bull Direct CP violation predicted in terms of CKM phase

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

KL 0ℓ+ℓ-

Isidori et al hep-ph0404127bullKL measurements CP-allowed contribution is small

bullKS measurements indirect CP-violating term dominates

bullSensitivity of BR to CKM phase depends on the (unmeasurable) relative sign of the two CP-violating termsTheoretical predictions constructive interferenceBR(KL 0e+e-)CPV times 1012 asymp 17 (ind) plusmn 9 (interf) + 4 (dir)

BR(KL 0μ+μ-)CPV times 1012 asymp 8 (ind) plusmn 3 (interf) + 2 (dir)

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Future projects and goals

Main focus on the measurement of ultra-rare

decaystheoretically clean highly sensitive complementary

to B

Also T-violation searches

CP asymmetries in charged K

Page 32: K physics at a  high-intensity future machine

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

RF-separated beam in preparation at U-70 PS15 GeVc K+ or K- (alternated) detector from ISTRA+ GAMSAsymmetries of Dalitz plot slopes in 3 decays at O(1 10-4)T-odd correlations search for New Physics in Kl2 decays

2003 12 beam line cryogenics slow extraction of 131013 pppFirst physics run in 2005

K decays OKA Protvino

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

J-PARC Tokai

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

J-PARCRequested beam lines

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

K at J-PARC

KL follow-up of KEK-E391a100 MHz pencil beam (accidentals rate x500) acceptance ~ 16 high energy (flux resolution acceptance veto efficiency) New calorimeters (CeF3 ) and DAQGoal gt100 SM events (SES 3middot10-14 max limit) in 3 years (2middot1015 KL)

K+ BNL stopped-K technique Low energy (600-800 MeVc) DC-separated (Kπ gt3) beamDecays at rest (gt25 stop)Incremental upgrade (x4) of detector new spectrometerGoal gt50 SM events in 3 years (SES 210-12 E9495)

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

ΔS=1

ΔB=2

Comparing K and B

Comparing Vtd from K+ + and

ΔM(Bd) ΔM(Bs)

Comparing β from BR(KL 0) BR(K+ +) and A(BdJψK0)

Constraints from B and K physics (10 BR measurements)

bullErrors on Vtd better from B

bullErrors on sin2 similar to B- factories

bullError on t better from KA Buras hep-ph9905437

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

3 contributions to these decays

KL 0ℓ+ℓ-

KTeV limits (90 CL) BR(KL 0e+e-) lt 2810-10

BR(KL 0+-) lt 3810-10

bull CP-allowed not predictedderived from KL 0γγ (NA48 KTeV)

bull Indirect CP violation not predictedmeasured by KS 0ℓ+ℓ- (NA481)

bull Direct CP violation predicted in terms of CKM phase

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

KL 0ℓ+ℓ-

Isidori et al hep-ph0404127bullKL measurements CP-allowed contribution is small

bullKS measurements indirect CP-violating term dominates

bullSensitivity of BR to CKM phase depends on the (unmeasurable) relative sign of the two CP-violating termsTheoretical predictions constructive interferenceBR(KL 0e+e-)CPV times 1012 asymp 17 (ind) plusmn 9 (interf) + 4 (dir)

BR(KL 0μ+μ-)CPV times 1012 asymp 8 (ind) plusmn 3 (interf) + 2 (dir)

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Future projects and goals

Main focus on the measurement of ultra-rare

decaystheoretically clean highly sensitive complementary

to B

Also T-violation searches

CP asymmetries in charged K

Page 33: K physics at a  high-intensity future machine

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

J-PARC Tokai

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

J-PARCRequested beam lines

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

K at J-PARC

KL follow-up of KEK-E391a100 MHz pencil beam (accidentals rate x500) acceptance ~ 16 high energy (flux resolution acceptance veto efficiency) New calorimeters (CeF3 ) and DAQGoal gt100 SM events (SES 3middot10-14 max limit) in 3 years (2middot1015 KL)

K+ BNL stopped-K technique Low energy (600-800 MeVc) DC-separated (Kπ gt3) beamDecays at rest (gt25 stop)Incremental upgrade (x4) of detector new spectrometerGoal gt50 SM events in 3 years (SES 210-12 E9495)

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

ΔS=1

ΔB=2

Comparing K and B

Comparing Vtd from K+ + and

ΔM(Bd) ΔM(Bs)

Comparing β from BR(KL 0) BR(K+ +) and A(BdJψK0)

Constraints from B and K physics (10 BR measurements)

bullErrors on Vtd better from B

bullErrors on sin2 similar to B- factories

bullError on t better from KA Buras hep-ph9905437

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

3 contributions to these decays

KL 0ℓ+ℓ-

KTeV limits (90 CL) BR(KL 0e+e-) lt 2810-10

BR(KL 0+-) lt 3810-10

bull CP-allowed not predictedderived from KL 0γγ (NA48 KTeV)

bull Indirect CP violation not predictedmeasured by KS 0ℓ+ℓ- (NA481)

bull Direct CP violation predicted in terms of CKM phase

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

KL 0ℓ+ℓ-

Isidori et al hep-ph0404127bullKL measurements CP-allowed contribution is small

bullKS measurements indirect CP-violating term dominates

bullSensitivity of BR to CKM phase depends on the (unmeasurable) relative sign of the two CP-violating termsTheoretical predictions constructive interferenceBR(KL 0e+e-)CPV times 1012 asymp 17 (ind) plusmn 9 (interf) + 4 (dir)

BR(KL 0μ+μ-)CPV times 1012 asymp 8 (ind) plusmn 3 (interf) + 2 (dir)

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Future projects and goals

Main focus on the measurement of ultra-rare

decaystheoretically clean highly sensitive complementary

to B

Also T-violation searches

CP asymmetries in charged K

Page 34: K physics at a  high-intensity future machine

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

J-PARCRequested beam lines

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

K at J-PARC

KL follow-up of KEK-E391a100 MHz pencil beam (accidentals rate x500) acceptance ~ 16 high energy (flux resolution acceptance veto efficiency) New calorimeters (CeF3 ) and DAQGoal gt100 SM events (SES 3middot10-14 max limit) in 3 years (2middot1015 KL)

K+ BNL stopped-K technique Low energy (600-800 MeVc) DC-separated (Kπ gt3) beamDecays at rest (gt25 stop)Incremental upgrade (x4) of detector new spectrometerGoal gt50 SM events in 3 years (SES 210-12 E9495)

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

ΔS=1

ΔB=2

Comparing K and B

Comparing Vtd from K+ + and

ΔM(Bd) ΔM(Bs)

Comparing β from BR(KL 0) BR(K+ +) and A(BdJψK0)

Constraints from B and K physics (10 BR measurements)

bullErrors on Vtd better from B

bullErrors on sin2 similar to B- factories

bullError on t better from KA Buras hep-ph9905437

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

3 contributions to these decays

KL 0ℓ+ℓ-

KTeV limits (90 CL) BR(KL 0e+e-) lt 2810-10

BR(KL 0+-) lt 3810-10

bull CP-allowed not predictedderived from KL 0γγ (NA48 KTeV)

bull Indirect CP violation not predictedmeasured by KS 0ℓ+ℓ- (NA481)

bull Direct CP violation predicted in terms of CKM phase

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

KL 0ℓ+ℓ-

Isidori et al hep-ph0404127bullKL measurements CP-allowed contribution is small

bullKS measurements indirect CP-violating term dominates

bullSensitivity of BR to CKM phase depends on the (unmeasurable) relative sign of the two CP-violating termsTheoretical predictions constructive interferenceBR(KL 0e+e-)CPV times 1012 asymp 17 (ind) plusmn 9 (interf) + 4 (dir)

BR(KL 0μ+μ-)CPV times 1012 asymp 8 (ind) plusmn 3 (interf) + 2 (dir)

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Future projects and goals

Main focus on the measurement of ultra-rare

decaystheoretically clean highly sensitive complementary

to B

Also T-violation searches

CP asymmetries in charged K

Page 35: K physics at a  high-intensity future machine

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

K at J-PARC

KL follow-up of KEK-E391a100 MHz pencil beam (accidentals rate x500) acceptance ~ 16 high energy (flux resolution acceptance veto efficiency) New calorimeters (CeF3 ) and DAQGoal gt100 SM events (SES 3middot10-14 max limit) in 3 years (2middot1015 KL)

K+ BNL stopped-K technique Low energy (600-800 MeVc) DC-separated (Kπ gt3) beamDecays at rest (gt25 stop)Incremental upgrade (x4) of detector new spectrometerGoal gt50 SM events in 3 years (SES 210-12 E9495)

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

ΔS=1

ΔB=2

Comparing K and B

Comparing Vtd from K+ + and

ΔM(Bd) ΔM(Bs)

Comparing β from BR(KL 0) BR(K+ +) and A(BdJψK0)

Constraints from B and K physics (10 BR measurements)

bullErrors on Vtd better from B

bullErrors on sin2 similar to B- factories

bullError on t better from KA Buras hep-ph9905437

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

3 contributions to these decays

KL 0ℓ+ℓ-

KTeV limits (90 CL) BR(KL 0e+e-) lt 2810-10

BR(KL 0+-) lt 3810-10

bull CP-allowed not predictedderived from KL 0γγ (NA48 KTeV)

bull Indirect CP violation not predictedmeasured by KS 0ℓ+ℓ- (NA481)

bull Direct CP violation predicted in terms of CKM phase

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

KL 0ℓ+ℓ-

Isidori et al hep-ph0404127bullKL measurements CP-allowed contribution is small

bullKS measurements indirect CP-violating term dominates

bullSensitivity of BR to CKM phase depends on the (unmeasurable) relative sign of the two CP-violating termsTheoretical predictions constructive interferenceBR(KL 0e+e-)CPV times 1012 asymp 17 (ind) plusmn 9 (interf) + 4 (dir)

BR(KL 0μ+μ-)CPV times 1012 asymp 8 (ind) plusmn 3 (interf) + 2 (dir)

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Future projects and goals

Main focus on the measurement of ultra-rare

decaystheoretically clean highly sensitive complementary

to B

Also T-violation searches

CP asymmetries in charged K

Page 36: K physics at a  high-intensity future machine

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

ΔS=1

ΔB=2

Comparing K and B

Comparing Vtd from K+ + and

ΔM(Bd) ΔM(Bs)

Comparing β from BR(KL 0) BR(K+ +) and A(BdJψK0)

Constraints from B and K physics (10 BR measurements)

bullErrors on Vtd better from B

bullErrors on sin2 similar to B- factories

bullError on t better from KA Buras hep-ph9905437

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

3 contributions to these decays

KL 0ℓ+ℓ-

KTeV limits (90 CL) BR(KL 0e+e-) lt 2810-10

BR(KL 0+-) lt 3810-10

bull CP-allowed not predictedderived from KL 0γγ (NA48 KTeV)

bull Indirect CP violation not predictedmeasured by KS 0ℓ+ℓ- (NA481)

bull Direct CP violation predicted in terms of CKM phase

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

KL 0ℓ+ℓ-

Isidori et al hep-ph0404127bullKL measurements CP-allowed contribution is small

bullKS measurements indirect CP-violating term dominates

bullSensitivity of BR to CKM phase depends on the (unmeasurable) relative sign of the two CP-violating termsTheoretical predictions constructive interferenceBR(KL 0e+e-)CPV times 1012 asymp 17 (ind) plusmn 9 (interf) + 4 (dir)

BR(KL 0μ+μ-)CPV times 1012 asymp 8 (ind) plusmn 3 (interf) + 2 (dir)

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Future projects and goals

Main focus on the measurement of ultra-rare

decaystheoretically clean highly sensitive complementary

to B

Also T-violation searches

CP asymmetries in charged K

Page 37: K physics at a  high-intensity future machine

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

3 contributions to these decays

KL 0ℓ+ℓ-

KTeV limits (90 CL) BR(KL 0e+e-) lt 2810-10

BR(KL 0+-) lt 3810-10

bull CP-allowed not predictedderived from KL 0γγ (NA48 KTeV)

bull Indirect CP violation not predictedmeasured by KS 0ℓ+ℓ- (NA481)

bull Direct CP violation predicted in terms of CKM phase

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

KL 0ℓ+ℓ-

Isidori et al hep-ph0404127bullKL measurements CP-allowed contribution is small

bullKS measurements indirect CP-violating term dominates

bullSensitivity of BR to CKM phase depends on the (unmeasurable) relative sign of the two CP-violating termsTheoretical predictions constructive interferenceBR(KL 0e+e-)CPV times 1012 asymp 17 (ind) plusmn 9 (interf) + 4 (dir)

BR(KL 0μ+μ-)CPV times 1012 asymp 8 (ind) plusmn 3 (interf) + 2 (dir)

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Future projects and goals

Main focus on the measurement of ultra-rare

decaystheoretically clean highly sensitive complementary

to B

Also T-violation searches

CP asymmetries in charged K

Page 38: K physics at a  high-intensity future machine

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

KL 0ℓ+ℓ-

Isidori et al hep-ph0404127bullKL measurements CP-allowed contribution is small

bullKS measurements indirect CP-violating term dominates

bullSensitivity of BR to CKM phase depends on the (unmeasurable) relative sign of the two CP-violating termsTheoretical predictions constructive interferenceBR(KL 0e+e-)CPV times 1012 asymp 17 (ind) plusmn 9 (interf) + 4 (dir)

BR(KL 0μ+μ-)CPV times 1012 asymp 8 (ind) plusmn 3 (interf) + 2 (dir)

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Future projects and goals

Main focus on the measurement of ultra-rare

decaystheoretically clean highly sensitive complementary

to B

Also T-violation searches

CP asymmetries in charged K

Page 39: K physics at a  high-intensity future machine

September 26th 2004 M Sozzi ndash K at high intensity SPSC Meeting Villars

Future projects and goals

Main focus on the measurement of ultra-rare

decaystheoretically clean highly sensitive complementary

to B

Also T-violation searches

CP asymmetries in charged K