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Sadia Khalil & Sheldon Stone Syracuse University 03/30/2007. Motivation. This decay is an analogue of proton decay, as in SUSY one can think of a decay such as . Instead of u-coupling one can check for c-coupling and take the inverse decay as
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Sadia Khalil & Sheldon Stone Syracuse University 03/30/2007
Motivation • This decay is an analogue of proton decay, as in SUSY one can think of a decay such as . • Instead of u-coupling one can check for c-coupling and take the inverse decay as • They are two different processes and we want to analyze them separately. • Clearly it’s a simultaneous violation of lepton and baryon number. We want to check the possibility. • CLEO is excellent in detecting & identifying protons and electrons.
Method. • Using signal MC, set a cut of on . • Find the efficiency after the cut using mbc plot. • Run over data for data set 31to 37 @281/pb. • Fit the mbc plot obtained from data to the values obtained from signal MC. • Find the upper limit on branching ratio.
Selection Criteria. Good Tracks Protons Electrons Kaons
Backgrounds Continum QQbarMC E Mbc ..\2dim.BP # of Events
Results for the e+e- pairs from data • We found by setting 0.73 as our cut on opening • angle between e+e- pairs, we can actually • remove 23/56 = 40% of the bgd. • The small no of events for e+e- pairs shows • other sources of bgds. Perhaps bgds from • semi-leptonic deacys … # of Events
Signal MC, E # of Events/10MeV # of Events/10MeV
Signal MC, E Combine # of Events/10MeV
Signal MC, Mbc Plots # of Events/5MeV # of Events/5MeV
Signal MC, Combine Mbc Plots # of Events/5MeV
Data # of Events/5MeV
Data # of Events/5MeV
Conclusion & Future plans • We didn’t see any signal either for • or , therefore no proton-like decay. • We will write a CBX note.