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semileptonic decays at Belle Christoph Schwanda Institute of High Energy Physics Austrian Academy of Sciences Outline of this talk Measurement of B 0 D t n with semileptonic ID: 627323

belle signal semileptonic tag signal belle tag semileptonic normalization fit hadronic physics lepton background branching event principle type 2016 decays mode ptn

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Tree-level New Physics searches in semileptonic decays at Belle

Christoph SchwandaInstitute of High Energy PhysicsAustrian Academy of SciencesSlide2

Outline of this talkMeasurement of B

0 ® D*-t+

n with semileptonic tag (winter 2016 preliminary)

arXiv:1603.06711

Search for B

0 ® p-t+n with hadronic tagPhys. Rev. D93, 032007 (2016)

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1999 – 2010: B factory at KEK (Japan)

Linac

KEKB double

ring e

+

e

-

collider

e

+

e

-

®

Y(4S)

® BB

Belle detector

World largest B meson sample

~771 million BB events

Over 450 Belle physics publicationsSlide4

Tagging techniques for Y(4S) eventsTagging provides:

Background suppressionInformation on Bsig(4-momentum)4

PURITY

EFFICIENCY

Untagged

No requirement on

B

tag

High efficiency,

low puritySemileptonic tagBtag ® D*lnEfficiency ~O(0.2%)

Hadronic tagB

tag ® hadronsEfficiency ~O(0.1%)Slide5

B ® D*

tn with semileptonic tag

5Slide6

New Physics in B ® D*tn

Semitauonic B decays of type b ® c

tn are sensitive probes to search for New Physics. NP can change the branching ratio and the D*/t

polarization.

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Type II 2HDMA charged Higgs of spin 0 mediates the decay instead of the W

Can enhance or decrease the BR of B

®

D*

tnLeptoquark models

LQs are bosons which couple to a lepton-quark pairCarry

color and electric charge, baryon and lepton numberLQ models which generate an effective tensor operator lead to an effect in B

® D*tnSlide7

Principle of the measurementSimultaneously reconstruct signal and normalization events

D* reconstruction:D*+ ® D0p+, D+

p0 (~100%)10 D0 modes (~37%)

5 D

+

modes (~22%)Semileptonic tag: combineD*+ with an oppositely charged lepton, calculate cos qB,D*lRequire two tagged B candidates per event of opposite charge7

Signal event

Normalization eventSlide8

Principle of the measurement (2)Neural network to separate

signal and normalizationevents using:signal-side cos qB,D*lmissing mass squaredvisible energy

Determine the number of signal and normalization events by a two dimensional maximum likelihood fitFit variable 1: neural network outputFit variable 2: sum of energies of neutral clusters not associated to reconstructed particles EECL

Signal, normalization and B

®

D**ln yields are floated in the fit, other components are fixed to MC expectation 8Cos q

M

2

miss

EvisSlide9

Fit result9Slide10

Systematic uncertainty / stability10Slide11

Comparison to other measurementsThe difference with the SM prediction is at the level of 4.0 sigma for all four measurements combined

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This measurementSlide12

B ® ptn

with hadronic tag12Slide13

MotivationWithin the type II 2HDM, the branching fraction of B

® ptn can be modified similarly to B ® D(*)tnCurrent experimental situation: B ®

tn branching fraction is SM-like while B ® D(*)

tn

exhibits a ~4

s anomalyB ® ptn thus provides additional insight and in particular is an independent probe of the b ® utn transition13Slide14

Principle of the measurementBtag

reconstructed in a hadronic modet reconstruction (~71%):t ® e/

mnnt ®

p

/r(pp0) n Background is suppressed with a multivariate discriminator (boosted decision trees)Signal is extracted from a one-dimensional fit to EECL14Slide15

Boosted decision trees (BDTs)15

One BDT for every t modeDiscriminant

variables:Missingenergy and momentumKL veto

Background: dominant

b ® c decaysSlide16

Fit result16

Electron mode

Pion

mode

Rho modeSlide17

Systematic uncertainty17Slide18

SUMMARY

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SummaryNew preliminary Belle result for R(D*) obtained with semileptonic

tagging [arXiv:1603.06711]R(D*) = 0.302 +/- 0.030(stat) +/- 0.011(syst)Confirms the excess seen by other experiments and brings to tension with the SM to 4.0

sSearch for B0

®

p-t+n at Belle[Phys. Rev. D93, 032007 (2016)]Br(B0 ® p-t+n

) < 2.5 x 10

-4

@ 90% C.L.

We need the Belle II data to clarify the experimental situation19Slide20

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