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A. Ryd, Cornell U. NSF Visit, Ithaca, October 24, 2006 Page: 1 Anders Ryd Cornell University Ithaca, Oct. 24, 2006 The CLEO-c Experiment and its Impact Outline: The CLEO-c Physics Program Tests of Lattice QCD Some Recent CLEO-c Results: Hadronic D Decays Leptonic D and D s Decays Semileptonic D Decays Conclusions

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Page 1: The CLEO-c Experiment and its Impact - Cornell University

A. Ryd, Cornell U. NSF Visit, Ithaca, October 24, 2006 Page: 1

Anders RydCornell University

Ithaca, Oct. 24, 2006

The CLEO-c Experiment and its Impact

Outline:The CLEO-c Physics ProgramTests of Lattice QCDSome Recent CLEO-c Results:• Hadronic D Decays• Leptonic D and Ds Decays• Semileptonic D DecaysConclusions

Page 2: The CLEO-c Experiment and its Impact - Cornell University

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Heavy Quark PhysicsMany experiments study decays of b-quarks:

B-factories: BABAR and BelleTevatron: CDF and D0LHC: LHCb

The CLEO-c experiment is making unique contributions to these studies

fD

c d

l+W+

ν

u u _ _

Vcd

D0 -

Leptonic decays Semileptonic decays

Decay constant, fD, describesoverlap of c and d quark in the D+.

Form factors describe prob. toform final state: f(p)=<|H|D>

QCD (Quantum ChromoDynamics) is a strongly interacting theory

CLEO-c will allow crucial tests of Lattice QCD

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Lattice QCDAt low energy QCD is strongly coupled

Calculations done on discrete latticeRecent revolutionary progress in algorithms have allowed simulation of full QCD.• Can handle QCD vacuum polarization

Understanding strongly coupled systems is important.• LHC might uncover new strongly interacting physics.

This dramatic improvement in Lattice QCD needs to be validated in calculations of form factors and decay constants

HPQCD+FERMILAB+MILCPRL 92:022001,2004

Before 2000 ~2004

Energy (GeV)

Couplin

g S

trength

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CLEO-c Experiment

New inner drift chamberTracking in 1.0 T field• p/p≈0.6% at 1 GeVExcellent E-M calorimeter• E/E≈2% at 1 GeVHadron PID from RICH• Very good below 1 GeV

CLEO-c detector is working very well.The detector capabilities are well matchedto the physics.

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Absolute D Branching Fractions

e+ e-

D-

D+

cc

K+

-

- Tag D – fully reconstructed

Unique to CLEO-c:Running near cc threshold

~80,000DK

Very littlebackground

Data (281 fb-1)D+K-++ Branching Fraction

_

_

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D++and fD+

e+ e-

D-

D+

cc

K+

-

-

+

50 SignalCandidates

D+K 0+

Data 281 pb-1

Br D++=4.40±0.66­0.12+0.09×10­4

fD+=222.6±16.7­3.4

+2.8 MeVPRL 95, 251801 (2005)

_

First significant measurement of D+

Page 7: The CLEO-c Experiment and its Impact - Cornell University

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Data vs. Lattice Calculations

Similar technique used also to measure fDs in Ds.CLEO results consistent with most (recent) predictions.For precision comparisons we need the complete CLEO-c program.• Will allow tests at the 2-4% level.

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Semileptonic Decays

An important goal of the CLEO-c program is to measure form factors to check lattice QCD calculations.

D0Ke

CLEO-c (Preliminary) CLEO-III (At bb threshold)

D0eD0Ke

c d

l+W+

ν

u u _ _

Vcd

D0 -

Semileptonic decay

The cc threshold operation of CLEO-c makes it unique _

_

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Exclusive Signals (281 pb-1)

U = Emiss– |Pmiss| (GeV)

295±20

699±28

2910±55

6796±84

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Form Factors and LQCD

DATA FIT

LQCD

DATA FIT

LQCD

CLEO-c measurements of semileptonic D decays world's best.

D0e+

D0e+

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ConclusionCLEO-c are producing unique results on charm decays• Very well understood detector and software• Small but dedicated and focused groupFor D decays we are rewriting the books• Absolute branching fractions for D and Ds decays• Leptonic D and Ds decays• Semileptonic D and Ds decaysThese measurements allow precise tests of Lattice calculations.• Important to interpret B-physics data from the B-factories and the Tevatron.

Many other important topics not discussed here, e.g., Dalitz studies for '' measurements, strong phase in D decays etc.

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Backup Slides

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Physics MotivationThe CLEO-c program impacts many of the CKM parametersIn particular, leptonic D and Ds decays allow measurements of the decay constantsThis will help the determination of VtdSemileptonic D decays will check form factor calculations and improve VubHadronic D decays are important for normalization of B decays

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Determining the CKM Matrix

δVub/Vub 10%lνBπ

l

νDπ

δVcd/Vcd 10%lνD

Κ

δVcs/Vcs =10%l

B νD

δVcb/Vcb 1.5%

Bd Bd

δVtd/Vtd =10%

Bs Bs

δVts/Vts 10% δVtb/Vtb 25%

δVus/Vus =1%

νπ

Κl

 δVud/Vud 0.3%eνp

n

tb

W

CLEO-c willdirectly measure D-decays

Form factorsfrom D-decaysand LatticeQCD andprecision br. fr.From D decays will help improver

CLEO-c willmeasure D-decaysconstants

CLEO-c measurements of D-decays will have a significant impact on the determination of 6 of the CKM matrix elements.• Directly by studying De and DKe.• Or indirectly be measuring quantities that can be used to validated calculations of the strong dynamics that binds the quarks to hadrons.

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Testing Theories of Strong Interactions

B mixing is well measuredmd=(0.5020.007)10-12 s

But |Vtd| from md has large uncertainties from fBCLEO-c can measure fD

Bd Bd

md=GF

2

6MBMt

2∣V tdVtb* ∣2BS0xt f B

2BB

c d

l+W+

ν

u u _ _

Vcd

D0 -

b u

l-W-

ν

d d _ _

Vub

B0 _

Measure form factors in Dl and validate theoretical calculationsCan then use this to extract |Vub| from Bl

fD

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CLEO Collaboration

CLEO Collaboration Cornell

Syracuse

UIUC

Minnesota

Florida

Pittsburgh

Purdue

RPI

CMU

Rochester

NWU

SMU

Puerto Rico

Wayne State

SUNY Albany

U. Chicago

George Mason

Kansas

Luther

About 135 collaborators

CLEO Authors by year

New groups are still joining CLEO-c