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Antiproton Physics Experiments. Antiproton Sources Accumulator Antiproton Physics Experiments Precision measurements Method Charmonium XYZ States Antiproton Physics Experiments Beyond the Accumulator. Keith Gollwitzer -- Fermilab. Antiproton Sources.
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Antiproton Physics Experiments • Antiproton Sources • Accumulator Antiproton Physics Experiments • Precision measurements • Method • Charmonium • XYZ States • Antiproton Physics Experiments Beyond the Accumulator Keith Gollwitzer -- Fermilab
Antiproton Sources Fermilab and CERN have/had the only Antiproton Sources. Currently, the operating Antiproton Sources are used for the Tevatron low energy/trapping programs, respectively. Schedules beyond 2010 do not exist for either Antiproton Source. GSI (Darmstadt, Germany) is to construct an Antiproton Source as part of the Facility for Antiproton and Ion Research project. At the design peak production rate, FAIR will make <1014 antiprotons/year starting ~2016. Fermilab has the best Antiproton Source now and the future e10 Antiprotons/year 2 Year
Precision measurements of Charmonium Precision measurements of XYZ States Measurements of continuum processes Associated production of Charmonium Proton Form Factor Multi-meson final states Searches/confirmations Excited Charmonium states, Exotics/hybrids Glueballs Partial Rate Asymmetries of Hyperon Decays CP violation Rare Hyperon Decays Dimuon resonance search Relativistic Antihydrogen Lamb Shift Open Charm D-mixing; CP violation Charmonium produced in different nuclear targets Polarized hydrogen target Electric and magnetic contributions to the Proton Time-like Form Factor Accumulator Antiproton Physics
Precision Measurement Method Beam Scan of ψ(2S) Breit-Wigner line shape Convolution results in the observed cross section Beam Profiles Most precise measurement of the ψ(2S) width despite much smaller statistics than e+e- experiments
The precision of the mass and width of the c needs to be improved E760 & E835 only reported pbarp Need to observe c in more channels
1P1 or hc JPC = 1+- The hc mass is important to understanding hyperfine splitting. The hc width has not been measured. Need more channels. pbarp hc c () E760: pbarp hc J/ 0 (e+e-) ()
PDG M = 3637 ± 4 MeV Г = 14 ± 7 MeV Searched for pbarp ηc/ Need more channels.
Also in March 2008 CERN Courier Study in pbarp in the Accumulator?
X(3872) has been seen to decay via Charmonium and Charm Mesons resulting in different masses. 1 or 2 states? Only upper limit on width. Accumulator could scan this resonance(s)
pp X(3872) D0D00 pp X(3872) J/ pp X(3872) J/ pp X(3872) J/ pp Y(3940) J/ω pp Y(4008) J/ pp Y(4260) J/ pp Y(4260) J/KK pp X(3872) D0D*0 pp Z(3930) D D pp X(3940) D*D pp X(4160) D*D* XYZ Reactions
pp J/0 pp cω pp c00 pp c10 pp c20 pp /0 pp pp 0 pp c/0 pp J/ pp J// pp c pp c/ pp c0 pp c1 pp c2 pp / pp pp c0 pp c/ pp J/ω pp ω pp J/ pp c pp c pp c0 pp c1 pp c2 pp / pp c/ pp J/ pp 0ω pp 0 pp 0/ pp 00 pp / pp / pp // pp ω pp pp /ω pp KK pp ωω pp φφ Continuum Processes
Facilities Beyond the Accumulator • Low Energy Ring/Stopping • Decelerate in MI and extract to new ring capable of further deceleration and cooling • Slow Antiprotons and Trapping • Antihydrogen and Antiprotonic Atoms • Medium Energy Ring • Accumulator freed from experiment to stack full time • Extend energy reach of experiment; electron cooling? • Bottomonium • Precision Measurements • Small collider (asymmetric?) • Internal jet target (50-70GeV/c)
Summary • The world’s most productive Antiproton Source is here at Fermilab and could continue to be for the next decades • The Fermilab Accumulator has hosted successful experiments • The Fermilab Accumulator can be ready to perform experiments ~6months after Run II • Many different measurements can be made • First physics results could be in 2011 • New rings could exploit the Fermilab Antiproton Source capabilities.
Charmonium Masses and Widths E760/E835 main purposes were to do precision measurements of the Charmonium spectrum as well as the discovery/confirmation of 1P1 and ηc/
Technique The Accumulator is the Spectrometer Annihilation of pbar p to form each state All quantum numbers can be formed Detector is a big scalar Scan beam energy to map out resonance
“Clean” electron/positron Signals / J/ X e+e- X / e+e- Threshold Cernekov Shower shape
PRECISION PRECISION 1 & 2 Scans
0 Scan Could be more precise with more integrated luminosity Interference will be shown later
Two Photon Final States Takes work to understand the feed-down from multi-photon final states CCAL threshold of 5/20MeV pbarp 0 0 0 These data are from the c peak
pbarp 0 & 2 Interference next slide
Interference can be your friend The continuum “amplifies” the resonance E835 example in 4 photons pbarp c0 0 0, , / Should expand interference analyses to more channels; in particular pbarp at 90o in the center of mass system
Favorite Theorist Point of the moment c/ search for possible hindered M1 transition to J/ Maximum Accumulator Energy Search using inclusive J/
The States J PC 1- - 2 + + 1 + + ? ? ? c hc c/ 0 1 2 /
00 0 pbarp two neutral mesons
Steering Group Report • P19 Precision Physics – muons: “An intense 8 GeV beam and the Accumulator and Debuncher rings, …, would make this LFV search possible.” • P20 Precision Physics – Charm and hyperon physics with antiprotons (1 paragraph sub-section) • P24 SNuMI: “SNuMI uses antiproton facilities….” • P25 Project X: “…compatible with reconfigurations of the Debuncher ring and the Tevatron to support slow spill programs….” • P25 Existing Rings: Debuncher Slow Extraction (1 paragraph sub-section) • P27 Summary paragraph: “The SNuMI project is based on reusing existing antiproton rings for proton accumulation.” • P44 Appendix G Facilities Considered: table entry of Antiproton Facility with Performance Parameters of “Incompatible with SNuMI. Minor hit on proton availability from Project X” • Most overview presentations of the Steering Group Report and Project X spend time discussing reusing the Antiproton Source rings (sometimes even emphasizing existing accelerator) with little or no mention of Antiproton Physics