Measurement of spectral function in the decay

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JPS 2003 in Sendai 2003.3.28 Measurement of spectral function in the decay 1. Motivation ~ Muon Anomalous Magnetic Moment ~ 2. Event selection 3. mass spectrum (unfolding) 4. Evaluation of 5. result Yukiko Hirano (Nara Women’s Uni. , High Energy Physics Lab.) For the Belle collaboration 0 2 g 0 a Outline

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Motivation ~ Muon Anomalous Magnetic Moment ~ Event selection mass spectrum (unfolding) Evaluation of result. Yukiko Hirano (Nara Women’s Uni. , High Energy Physics Lab.) For the Belle collaboration. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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  • Measurement of spectral function in the decay Motivation ~ Muon Anomalous Magnetic Moment ~Event selectionmass spectrum (unfolding)Evaluation of resultYukiko Hirano(Nara Womens Uni. , High Energy Physics Lab.)For the Belle collaborationOutline

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  • Motivation~ Muon Anomalous Magnetic Moment ( ) ~The prediction of Standard Modellargest error fromHadron vacuum polarization

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  • anddecaythe contribution of hadrom Vacuum polarization obtained from Experimental Data.difficult to obtain from first principle Cross section of Hadron system Hadron systemdecay is useful to determine the term ,

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  • and decay Hadron Vacuum polarization term from 2 system ( )

    Spectral function is measured in this experiment.K(s) is known function.

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  • Present status ; Muon Anomalous Magnetic Moment ( )Exp. measured by BNL (g-2) experiment.2002.9

    Theoretical prediction new data (CMD-2) and data (ALEPH) 2003.1difference by Hadron Vacuum Polarization. term is different between and base predictions.Cross check is important !

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  • event selection Number of charged tracks2 or 4All charge ( ) = 0event vertex position :

    Separate the event into 2 hemisphere by the event axis.

    Event axis direction :

    Back Ground rejection (next slide)

    Physics trigger

    Event selection Data : accumulated from 2000.10 to 2000.12 at Belle.(corresponding to production.)

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  • event selection (Back ground rejection) Missing mass and Missing angle cut ( plot) about 1,300,000 events are remained.

  • Event selection

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  • signalrightleftSide-band region

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  • mass spectraumB.G. fraction

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  • Unfolding acceptanceMass square resolution : 0.03 GeV2 Acceptance include both the tau-pair and pipi0 selection.Acceptance and bin-by-bin migration effects are corrected via Singular-Value-Decomposition method.

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  • Unfolded mass spectrumRed line : Breit Wigner fitting function ( and are included. )

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  • Breit Wigner fitting formfree parameterGS model is known that it can fit wilder mass region that the commonly used BW.Gounaris and Sakurai (G&S) Model

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  • fit result and compare with previous Experiments parameters : good agreement with previous Exp. parameters : Belle results are most precise.

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  • Evaluation of

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  • Systematic error ()External systematics ~Normalization factors~Largest error from

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  • Systematic error ()Internal systematics

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  • resultResult of is preliminarycf. ALEPH

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  • Backup slide

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  • 2.Event selectionExp. DataData reconstructionMonte Carlo simulationSimulator of event productionDetector simulation

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  • event selectionThere are few charged tracks in the event.72%13%There are missing of momentum and mass because of neutrino ( ) .missing

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  • Missing mass VS. Missing angleDataMC(tau)MC(Bhabha)MC(2photon)

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  • Time dependence

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  • Momentum of and Good agreement between Data and MC .

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  • Fitting result of Breit Wigner modelK&S modelG&S model

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  • Spectral function

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  • Systematic detail 1(1) BG estimation (two photon )(2) BG estimation (hadron)Two photon B.G. estimated by Data using control sample.Hadron BG contribution also estimated by Data using control sample.

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  • Systematic detail2(3) Energy scale(4) Gamma energy thresholdUncertainty of as gamma-threshold function.

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  • Hadron Vacuum polarization and DataThe term of hadron vacuum polarization

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  • Data and Data Iso-spin Cnserve of Vectro Current

    We can treat data as same condition as data. semi-Leptonic dacayc decay

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