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1 Maurizio Pierini SUSY06- UC Irvine Bounds on New Physics from the Unitarity Triangle fit: Summer'06 update M. Bona, M. Ciuchini,  E. Franco, V. Lubicz, G. Martinelli, F. Parodi, M. P., P. Roudeau,  C. Schiavi, L. Silvestrini, A. Stocchi, V. Vagnoni Maurizio Pierini University of Wisconsin, Madison on behalf of UT fit  Collaboration http://www.utfit.org

Bounds on New Physics from the Unitarity Triangle fitsusy06.physics.uci.edu/talks/2/pierini.pdf · 2006. 6. 25. · Maurizio Pierini 1 SUSY06 UC Irvine Bounds on New Physics from

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  • 1Maurizio PieriniSUSY06 UC Irvine

    Bounds on New Physics from the Unitarity Triangle fit:

    Summer'06 update

    M. Bona, M. Ciuchini,  E. Franco,      V. Lubicz, G. Martinelli, F. Parodi,      

    M. P., P. Roudeau,  C. Schiavi,      L. Silvestrini, A. Stocchi, V. Vagnoni     

    Maurizio PieriniUniversity of Wisconsin, Madison

    on behalf of UTfit Collaborationhttp://www.utfit.org

  • 2Maurizio PieriniSUSY06 UC Irvine

    Unitarity Triangle      Using the Unitarity of the CKM matrix in the SM      we can build the Unitarity Triangle. 

    CP violation in SM is ruled only by one parameter. 

     Determine it in several ways (test of SM) Fit simultaneously for SM and 

                      New Physics quantities

    normalized:

    +i normalized:

    1 +i

    UTfit Coll, hepph/0501199

    UTfit Coll, hepph/0509219hepph/0605213

  • 3Maurizio PieriniSUSY06 UC Irvine

    |Vub|

    |Vcb|

    Unitarity Triangle Analysis

    ∆md

    εK

    ∆md

    ∆ms

        Adding the              “Classic”            constraints...

  • 4Maurizio PieriniSUSY06 UC Irvine

    Unitarity Triangle Analysis

    ...to the new      measurements       of ,, and 

  • 5Maurizio PieriniSUSY06 UC Irvine

    Unitarity Triangle fit

    ρ

    η

    η = 0.342 ± 0.022 [0.300, 0.385] @ 95% Prob.

    ρ = 0.216 ± 0.036 [0.143, 0.288] @ 95% Prob.

    η

  • 6Maurizio PieriniSUSY06 UC Irvine

    Tension in the fit?

    Several determinations of Vub available:

    (3.80 ± 0.27 ± 0.47)103 from HFAG value of experimental BR+quenched lattice QCD (similar resultsfrom FNAL staggered fermion calculation)

    (4.38 ± 0.19 ± 0.27)103 from inclusive determination (HFAG average)

    (3.48 ± 0.20)103   using the other bounds on the UTfit andthanks to the over-constraining of the CKMmatrix IN THE STANDARD MODEL

    xcombining incl & excl(4.20 ± 0.20)103 

    Since Summer'05 there is a tension in the fit NP free measurement of Vub vs NP sensitive indirect determination

  • 7Maurizio PieriniSUSY06 UC Irvine

    sin2 =0.7910.034from indirect determination

    of  and  

    sin2=0.6870.0320.013From direct measurement

    If the Vub value will be confirmed by more precise data and theory calculations (excl vs incl agreement needs to improved) the tension will become a bound on NP phase in Bd mixing

    model independent estimation of theoretical error on sin2(Ciuchini,M.P, Silvestrini

    hepph/0507290)

    We can use the abundanceof constraints to fit NP & SM

    parameters together

    Tension in the fit?

  • 8Maurizio PieriniSUSY06 UC Irvine

    ρ = ± 0.18 ± 0.11η = ± 0.41 ± 0.05

    Assuming no NP at tree level the effect of the D0D0 

      mixing to   is negligible   wrt the present error

     semileptonic decays are clean

    We have a NP free 

    determination ofρ andη

    referencestarting point

     for all NP models

     First Step: NPindependent fit

    UTfit Coll, hepph/0509219hepph/0605213

  • 9Maurizio PieriniSUSY06 UC Irvine

    J. M. Soares and L. Wolfenstein, Phys. Rev. D 47 (1993) 1021; N. G. Deshpande et al. hep-ph/9608231 J. P. Silva and L. Wolfenstein, hep-ph/9610208 A. G. Cohen et al., hep-ph/9610252] Y. Grossman, Y. Nir and M. P. Worah, hep-ph/9704287

    model independent assumptions

     Second Step: Inclusion of NP

    XXα (ρρ,ρπ,ππ)

    XXASL Bd

    XX∆md

    X∆ms

    XXsin2β

    XXεK

    Xγ (DK)

    XVub/Vcb

    CBs, φBsCεKCBd, φBdρ, η

    ACH XX

    d/ds/s

    X

    X

    X

    X

    SM SM+NP

    (Vub/Vcb)SM (Vub/Vcb)

    SM

    SM SM

    SM SM+BdSM SM- Bdmd CBdmd

    msSM CBsmsSM

    sSM sSM+Bs

    SMCKSM

    tree level

    Bd Mixing

    Bs Mixing

    X

    K Mixing

  • 10Maurizio PieriniSUSY06 UC Irvine

     Additional Bounds: ASL

    SM prediction(1.060.09)103

    Direct measurement(0.35.0)103

    Not precise enough to bound CKM in SM, but goodfor reducing allowed parameter space of New Physics

    Larger Values in case of contributionfrom New Physics

  • 11Maurizio PieriniSUSY06 UC Irvine

     charge Asymmetry from D0

    admixture of Bd and Bsdependent on  and  and on NP effects(CBd, Bd, CBs, Bs)

    =(1.320.8)103

    SM peak

    NP solution(disfavored by data)

  • 12Maurizio PieriniSUSY06 UC Irvine

     in Bd and Bs sectors

    The constraint on Bd is not effective (experimental error~ 10 times the precision from the rest of the fit)

    The experimental measurement ofs actually measures scos(s+Bs) (Dunietz et al., hep-ph/0012219)

    NP can only DECREASE the experimental result wrt the SM value Experimental WA > SM expectation (NP suppressed) Since all the other parameters are fixed by other constraints, this

    gives the first available bound on NP phase in Bs mixing!!!!

  • 13Maurizio PieriniSUSY06 UC Irvine

    The UTfit beyond the SM SUMMER'06

    η = 0.37  0.04 ρ = 0.24 0.06

    including NPwe go back

    to SM

    First time wecan bound NP

    in Bs

    NP parameterspace strongly

    constraint for Bd

    dark: 65%light:light: 95%dark: 65%light:light: 95%

    dark: 65%light:light: 95%

  • 14Maurizio PieriniSUSY06 UC Irvine

    Bounds on C and  parameters CBd = 1.17 ± 0.39 CBs = 0.97 ± 0.27 CK = 0.95 ± 0.18

    Bd = (-4.2 ± 2.1)o Bs = (-2 ± 15)o U (-93 ± 15)o

  • 15Maurizio PieriniSUSY06 UC Irvine

    Bounds on NP size and phase

    The allowed NP amplitude is still large for small phase shiftMFV scenarios are strongly favored at this point, but we still

    have some chance to see a NP phase

    dark: 65%light:light: 95%

    dark: 65%light:light: 95%

  • 16Maurizio PieriniSUSY06 UC Irvine

    We can determine  and  in a universal way for (MFV) NP and SM. εK and ∆md are not used.

    ρ = 0.173 0.033 UUTfit 

     Buras et al. hepph/0007085

    η = 0.363  0.020 UUTfit 

    The UUT & MFV analysis

    16

  • 17Maurizio PieriniSUSY06 UC Irvine

    We are testing TeV scales...

    NP enters as additional contribution to the top box diagram

    Λ0 = 2.4 TeV(equivalent SM scale) 

    Λ > 5.2 TeV @ 95% for large tan Λ > 5.7 TeV @ 95% for small tan

    a = 1 (as a reference)

    D'Ambrosio et al. hepph/0207036

    Common shift S0

    to Inami-Lim functionin B and K mixingfor small tan

    Two different shiftsfor large tan(b Youkawa coupling also important)

  • 18Maurizio PieriniSUSY06 UC Irvine

    Future Developments

    Assuming the ~500 fb statistics(BaBar physics reach study)

    Assuming (s/s)~0.04(achievable @Tevatron)

    Assuming (SJ/)~0.3(achievable @Tevatron)

    Even better when LHCb (and SuperB?) will start!!!

    Adding the benefits of LQCDimprovements (~5% errors)

    now2008

    now2008

    dark: 65%light:light: 95%

    dark: 65%light:light: 95%

  • 19Maurizio PieriniSUSY06 UC Irvine

    Conclusions The CKM matrix gives a good description of the CP violation observed

    in flavor physics The improved experimental precision reveled a >2 discrepancy in

    Vub vs since last year. It might be a problem with theory/measurements... but new data might confirm it

    In this scenario, we have A model independent parameterization of NP effects Improved measurements from Bd physics New inputs from Bs physics

    Bad News: the only allowed solution (@95% probability) is the SM one (New Physics effects cannot be too big)

    Good News: we already have a strong bound on NP parameters New result: we can bound the NP phase in Bs mixing with 15o accuracy in

    advance respect to the experimental data If we restrict the analysis to MFV scenarios, we can test the presence of New

    Physics up to the TeV scale Future improvements will depend on:

    Progresses in lattice Calculation B-Factories & Tevatron taking more data New facilities (LHCb and a (maybe?) a superB) to start as soon as possible

  • 20Maurizio PieriniSUSY06 UC Irvine

    Backup

  • 21Maurizio PieriniSUSY06 UC Irvine

    sin2 pull