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Bc → J/ y p Lifetime measurement

Bc → J/ y p Lifetime measurement. Use 6.7 fb -1 and try two independent approaches Selection 1: no dependence of selection on decay time Fit fixes bkgd determined from sideband region Selection 2: better S/N, but decay time dependence

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Bc → J/ y p Lifetime measurement

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  1. Bc→J/ypLifetime measurement • Use 6.7 fb-1 and try two independent approaches • Selection 1: no dependence of selection on decay time • Fit fixes bkgddetermined from sideband region • Selection 2: better S/N, but decay time dependence • Fit procedure uses sideband background parameters as a • Gaussian constraint before fitting signal region • Requires MC input on the decay time dependence 6.7 fb-1 Use the selection 2 result as the central value (selection 1 serves as a cross-check)

  2. Systematic uncertainties • Vary models of the efficiency vs decay time and the models of background mass and decay time distributions Vary bkgd mass model => 5mm effect • Vary effvs • decay time • 3mm • effect Vary bkgd decay time model => 4mm effect

  3. Results Fit and project in decay time and mass Signal mass: Gaussian resolution Signal decay time: exponential convoluted with resolution Bkgd mass: Linear sideband Bkgd decay time: 3 exponentials fitted above 80mm Use background parameters from the sideband as a Gaussian constraint in the fit over the signal mass region. Selection 1cross-check result:

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