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First CDF Run II Results

First CDF Run II Results. Bill Ashmanskas (University of Chicago) for the CDF collaboration. Fermilab W&C 2002-07-26. CDF-II detector is recording publication-quality data (ICHEP 2002). Stable physics running established in early 2002

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First CDF Run II Results

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  1. First CDF Run II Results Bill Ashmanskas (University of Chicago) for the CDF collaboration Fermilab W&C 2002-07-26 Bill Ashmanskas, Chicago/CDF

  2. CDF-II detector is recording publication-quality data (ICHEP 2002) • Stable physics running established in early 2002 • intensive effort during fall 2001 shutdown had big payoff • silicon coverage, trigger came together very quickly > 95% / 90% / 80% of L00/SVX/ISL now (summer 2002) regularly read out L1/L2/L3 trigger 6400/145/25Hz @1.6E31, <1% deadtime (BW 40K/300/70) • trigger algorithms increased rapidly in sophistication; now quite stable ~140 separate trigger paths (e, m, t, n, g, jet, displaced track, b jet, …) • 33.0/pb delivered; 23.5/pb recorded January-June 2002 • 10.0/pb pass the most stringent analyses’ “good run” criteria • we’re in a mode of very stable operation (stop by B0 and see!) • response to glitches (power supply failures, beam losses, silicon readout issues) has been quick and successful My kingdom for a horse! Many hands make light work Bill Ashmanskas, Chicago/CDF

  3. CDF Detector Run II Upgrades All critical components are working well 132 ns front end COT tracks @L1 SVX tracks @L2 40000/300/70 Hz ~no dead time 7-8 silicon layers rf, rz, stereo views z0max=45, max=2 2<R<30cm 2 b’s or not 2 b’s? Double tags essential for Mtop, Hbb TOF (100ps@150cm) 30240 chnl, 96 layer drift chamber s(1/pT) ~ 0.1%/GeV s(hit) ~ 150mm  coverage extended to =1.5 Tile/fiber endcap calorimeter (faster, larger Fsamp, no gap) Bill Ashmanskas, Chicago/CDF

  4. CDF Run II physics has begun! • Re-establish Run I physics signals • prepare for high-PT program: Mtop, MW, Higgs, SUSY, Z’, LED • reconstruct and model leptons, W’s, Z’s, jets, b’s, … • essential feedback for detector/trigger/reconstruction/simulation • measures(W)/s(Z); measure D-Y angular distributions • Calibrate precision track measurements • exploit high cross-section signals; measure B lifetimes, masses • begins B physics program (lifetimes, masses, Bs mixing, CP, Lb, Bc, …) • provides calibration/tools for MW, Mtop, b jet tagging • Exploit new trigger capabilities • MeasureDM(Ds,D+); measure B(D0  KK, pp) / B(D0  Kp) • Learn to model trigger for physics signals (later  Zbb, Hbb) • Reconstruct fully hadronic B decays Now is the winter of our discontents made glorious summer by this sum of quarks Bill Ashmanskas, Chicago/CDF

  5. High-Pt muons: Z m+m- • Clear Z m+m- signal • require COT•CMU•CMP • CDF’s purest muons: ~8l m1 CMU m2 CMP 57 candidates 66<M<116 GeV NZ = 53.2±7.5 ±2.7 Bill Ashmanskas, Chicago/CDF

  6. Measurement of sB(Wmn), R 4561 candidates in 16 pb-1 (require COT•CMU•CMP) 12.5% background: - Z mm: 247 ± 13 - Wtn: 145 ± 10 - QCD: 104 ± 53 - Cosmics: 73 ± 30 s•B(Wmn) = 2.70±.04stat±.19syst ±.27lum Many uncertainties, e.g. lumi, cancel in ratio: R = s•B(Wmn) / s•B(Zmm)= 13.66±1.94stat±1.12syst(1.5s from SM)  G(W)= 1.67±0.24stat±0.14syst MT Measure a precisely predicted ratio  establish tight feedback loop on muon detection, reconstruction, and simulation Bill Ashmanskas, Chicago/CDF

  7. Measure s•B(Wen) 0.16 soon! W cross section: sW*BR(Wen) (nb) = 2.60±0.07stat±0.11syst ±0.26lum Background (8%): - QCD: 260 ± 34 ± 78 - Z ee: 54 ± 2 ± 3 - Wtn: 95 ± 6 ± 1 5547 candidates in 10 pb-1 Bill Ashmanskas, Chicago/CDF

  8. Modeling Wen calibrates e,n,tracks, ... +CEM s(missingET) s(E/p) ~ 5.7% ( cal  track ) (within 20% of Run I resolution) expect improvements as calibrations continue SET (GeV) Missing energy resolution from minimum-bias data consistent with Run 1 Bill Ashmanskas, Chicago/CDF

  9. Reconstruct Z  ee; measure AFB Uses silicon to tag e± charge Both e ||>1 NZ(PP) = 160 Both e ||<1 NZ(CC) = 247 s(M) ~ 4 GeV Central-Plug Dielectron Mass One ||<1, one ||>1 NZ(CP) = 391 AFB will be an additional handle in Z’ searches Bill Ashmanskas, Chicago/CDF

  10. W  t n • Evidence for typical t decay multiplicity in W t n selections • t channel important for new physics searches Bill Ashmanskas, Chicago/CDF

  11. Jet reconstruction/measurement essential for Mtop, searches ... Jet 1: ET = 403 GeV Jet 2: ET = 322 GeV Run II jet energy calibrations in progress. In ||<1 region, we reproduce Run I calibrations to ~5% level thus far. Bill Ashmanskas, Chicago/CDF

  12. Brand new detector: TOF! TOF resolution within 10–20% of 100 ps design value (calibration ongoing) TOF S/N = 1:2.5 S/N = 1:40 Novel uses (beyond K tagging) in the works: • CHAMPS search (large flight time) • magnetic monopole trigger (large pulse height) Bill Ashmanskas, Chicago/CDF

  13. Precision momentum measurement COT tracking (measured) e = 99±1% (L3/offline reco) e = 96.1±0.1% (L1 trigger) s(1/pT) < 0.13%/GeV (offline) s(1/pT) = 1.74%/GeV (L1 trigger) Run II trigger efficient down to pT(m)=1.5 GeV Bill Ashmanskas, Chicago/CDF

  14. Material & Momentum Calibration Add B scale correction Tune missing material ~20% Correct for material in GEANT Raw tracks D0 • Use J/y’s to understand E-loss and B-field corrections • s(scale)/scale ~ 0.02% ! • Check with other known signals confirm with gee U 1S 2S 3S mm Bill Ashmanskas, Chicago/CDF

  15. Meson mass measurements 18.4/pb BsJ/yf • B masses: • y(2S)J/y p+p- (control) • Bu J/y K+ • Bd J/y K0* (K0*K+p-) • Bs J/y f (fK+K-) More mass plots CDF 2002DPDG/s y(2S) 3686.43 ±0.54 0.9 Bu 5280.6 ±1.7 ±1.1 0.8 Bd 5279.8 ±1.9 ±1.4 0.2 Bs 5360.3 ±3.8 ± -2.1 BJ/yK 18.4/pb Bu 2.1 2.9 Bill Ashmanskas, Chicago/CDF

  16. Precision vertex measurement • Silicon detectors: • Typical S/N ~12 • Alignment in R-f mature • Hit resolution as expected before alignment Drf +/- 20 mm after alignment Drf +/- 3 mm Details Bill Ashmanskas, Chicago/CDF

  17. B hadron lifetimes • J/y from B = 17% • Inclusive B lifetime with J/y’s Fit pseudo-ct = Lxyy*FMC*My/pTyct=458±10stat. ±11syst.mm (PDG: 469±4 mm) • Exclusive B+J/yK+lifetime ct=446 ±43stat. ±13syst.mm (PDG: 502±5 mm) # B ~ 154 Bill Ashmanskas, Chicago/CDF

  18. Trigger selects B’s via semileptonic decays ... 1910119 candidates 34922 candidates Run II trigger & silicon => ~3 yield/luminosity as in Run I (and likely to improve further with optimization) 61647 candidates Bill Ashmanskas, Chicago/CDF

  19. Hadronic B trigger (revolutionary!) ~150 VME boards find & fit silicon tracks, with offline accuracy, in a 15 ms pipeline Online track impact param. s=48 mm includes ~33 mm beamspot The wisest are the most annoyed by the loss of time. -Dante • Secondary Vertex L2 Trigger • D resolution as planned • 48 mm (33 mm beam spot transverse size) • Online fit/subtraction of beam position • reports to ACNET page C82 ! • Rf only  need beamline || silicon >90% Efficiency soon 80% Bill Ashmanskas, Chicago/CDF

  20. SVT selects huge charm signals! 56320 D0 • L2 trigger on 2 tracks: • pt > 2 GeV • |D| > 100 mm (2 body) • |D| > 120 mm (multibody) • Whopping charm samples! • Will have O( 107 ) fully reconstructed decays in 2/fb data set • FOCUS = today’s standard for huge: 139K D0K-p+, 110K D+K-p+p+ • A substantial fraction comes from b decays (next slide) 25570 D± Bill Ashmanskas, Chicago/CDF

  21. Fraction of charm from b decays • D mesons: • What fraction from B? • D0: 16.4-23.1% • D*+: 11.4-20.0% • D+: 11.3-17.3% • Ds+: 34.8-37.8% Gaussian K0S Bill Ashmanskas, Chicago/CDF

  22. Measure Ds, D+ mass difference 11.6 pb-1 • Ds± - D± mass difference • Both D  fp (fKK) • Dm=99.28±0.43±0.27 MeV • PDG: 99.2±0.5 MeV (CLEO2, E691) • Systematics dominated by background modeling ~2400 events ~1400 events Brand new CDF capability Bill Ashmanskas, Chicago/CDF

  23. Measure Cabibbo-suppressed decay rates • G(DKK)/G(DKp) = (11.17±0.48±0.98)% (PDG: 10.83±0.27) • Main systematic (8%): background subtraction (E687, E791, CLEO2) • G(Dpp)/G(DKp) = (3.37±0.20±0.16)% (PDG: 3.76±0.17) • several ~2% systematics • This measurement has pushed the state of the art on modeling SVT sculpting--essential simulation tools for both B physics program and e.g. high-pT b-jet triggers Already comparable! Future? - CP violation - mixing - rare decays Monster Kp reflection here ... Bill Ashmanskas, Chicago/CDF

  24. Toward Bs mixing! #B± = 56±12 constant multiplicative error ~ 15% (semileptonic) ~ 0.5% (hadronic) B+ D0p+ Need fully reconstructed (hadronic) decays to see past first couple of oscillation periods We observe hadronic B decays! Yields understood to ~20% level from detailed simulation • Next steps: • Reconstruct Bs Dsp, Dsfp • Flavor tagging algorithms • Exploit 3 SVX acceptance, SVT efficiency improvements Our remedies oft in ourselves do lie Bill Ashmanskas, Chicago/CDF

  25. Full silicon acceptance is in sight …The last 10% of the job takes the second 90% of the effort (but not time!) • Commissioning: • L00 > 95% • SVXII > 90% • ISL > 80% • ISL completing cooling work % of silicon ladders powered and read-out by silicon system vs. time Back Back to index Bill Ashmanskas, Chicago/CDF

  26. 2-body hadronic B decays observed!! —sum BdKp BsKK Bdpp BsKp CDF II simulation • Yield lower than expected (now improved) • S/N better than expected • CP asymmetry measurements (a , g) possible with large samples Width ~45MeV #B = 33±9 B  h+ h- Bill Ashmanskas, Chicago/CDF

  27. CDF is better than ever before! • Taking publication-quality data since early 2002 • Understanding of detector is advanced • e.g. tracking is coming together much faster than in Run I • Many new capabilities of detector and trigger • Each Run II pb-1 worth much more than each Run I pb-1! • And of course 9% more W,Z; 35% more tt at 1.96 TeV • Many early physics results, some already competitive • sB(Wln), sB(W mn) / sB(Z mm) • m(B), t(B), DM(Ds,D+), BR(D0 KK,pp) • Tooling up for MW, Mtop, SUSY searches, Higgs search • By focusing work on achieving physics goals, we’ve made outstanding progress in 2002.CDF is back! We are such stuff as dreams are made on? Bill Ashmanskas, Chicago/CDF

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