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F. Kunne SPSC- June 25, 2013– 1 COMPASS Status report Fabienne KUNNE, CEA /IRFU Saclay, France On behalf of COMPASS Physics results from hadron beam data ’’ ’’ from muon beam data 2012 run Preparation for 2015 polarized Drell-Yan

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COMPASS Status report. Fabienne KUNNE, CEA /IRFU Saclay, France On behalf of COMPASS. Physics results from hadron beam data ’’ ’’ from muon beam data 2012 run Preparation for 2015 polarized Drell -Yan. Physics from hadron beam. Rich program on hadron spectroscopy at COMPASS, - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Page 1: COMPASS  Status  report

F. Kunne SPSC- June 25, 2013– 1

COMPASS Status report

Fabienne KUNNE,CEA /IRFU Saclay, France

On behalf of COMPASS

• Physics results from hadron beam data

• ’’ ’’ from muon beam data

• 2012 run• Preparation for 2015 polarized Drell-Yan

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Rich program on hadron spectroscopy at COMPASS,search for exotic mesons

- Diffractive resonance production- Central production

p, K, p beams - 190 GeV : large energy transfer spectrum tSpectrometer : flat acceptance, ECALs/ HCALs, RICH id. charged & neutral channelsHuge statistics

Major progress on analysisPotential for discovery of small intensity eventual new states

Physics from hadron beam

Selected results

• Diffractive processes p-p p-p+p-precoil

• Central production p p pK+K-p

• Pion polarisability p- Ni p- Ni g - (2009

Primakoff )

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Diffractive resonance production in p-p p-p+p-

precoil

Study 2008 data, large statistics

Partial Wave Analysis (PWA):

Step 1: In (M3p , t’) bins, 88 PW, (27 with thresholds)Impose isobar description

Step 2: M3p dependent fits on selected waves, combined fit of t’ bins (same mass, width; different background and couplings)

Extract resonance parameters

Partial waves : JPC Me [isobar] L

Isobar model

t

s

JPC-exotic mesons

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11 x 100 (t’,M3p) bins

Shape of mass in 2 t’ bins

t’ dependence for 2 M3 p bins

t’ ~ 0.1 GeV2/c2 t’ ~ 0.4 - 1

M3 p ~ 0.8 GeV/c2 M3 p ~ 1.6

t’

M3pM3p

t’ t’

M3p

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Step 1: PWA in (M, t’) bins

Intensities for 3 major waves vs M3p

t’~0.1 (GeV2/c2)

100 M3p bins

t’~0.5

1++ 0+[rp]S 2++ 1+[rp]D 2-+ 0+[f2(1270)p]S

• a1 as benchmark• Possibility of separation of resonant and non resonant content high statistics & fine binning

Peak position strength

105

37%

3 103

31 %

strength

M3p

M3p

a1(1260) a2(1320) p2(1670)

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Step 2 : PWA M3p dependent fit, ex: 2++

• data --- model : BW-a2 (1320) + BW-a2 (1950)+ Bkgd

• Mass dependent fits for 5 selected waves, using a model for 3p resonance + bkgd.

• 11 t’ bins• Work in progress

106log scale,

104

sum of 11 bins

sum of 11 bins

2++ 1+[rp]D

a2(1950)

a2(1320)

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PWA M3p dependent fit, ex: 1++

• data --- model : BW-a1 (1260) + BW-a1 (1930)+ Bckgd

106

104

sum of 11 bins (log scale)

Sum of 11 bins (linear scale)

1++ 0+[rp]S

a1(1260)

a1(1930)

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PWA M3p dependent fit, ex: small wave 4++

• data --- model : BW-a4 (2040) + Bckgd

<1% of total intensity, a4(2040) well established

4++ 1+[rp]G

sum of 11 bins

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Diffractive resonance production - conclusion

• Mass dependent PWA of 3p charged channel, Huge statistics , 50 M events, 10 times more than previous expts11 t’ bins • Well established resonances serve as benchmark

• Analysis proves the potential for establishing new small waves with firm grounds

• Spin exotic p1(1600) not shown here. High dependence on model, in particular background shape. Ongoing studies.

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Central production p p pK+K-p

• Preliminary fit requires strong f0(1370) signal• Strong background (non resonant contributions at low mass)

f0(1370)

f0(1500)

Double Pomeron exchange glue rich environmentProduction of non q-q meson (glueballs, hybrids) at central rapidities

pK+K-p channelSelection of central productionCut on p(pfast) >140 GeV; K id (RICH)

Mass dependent PWA f2(1270)

f2’ (1525)

rapidities

Intensity of S wave

Intensity of D wave

Phase S-D

bkgd

bkgd

+f0(1710)

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Pion polarisabilities - Primakoff 2009 data Polarisabilities: deviation from pointlike particle

electric (a) and magnetic (b)

At LO, Compton cross section is proportional to a p - bp

Predictions from Ch PT:

Experiments inconclusive: a p - bp = 4 -14 . 10-4 assuming (ap+bp =0)

p g p g measured via p Z p Z g

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Pion polarisability - result

Ratio: data/MC(pointlike)

2009 data p- Ni p- Ni g exclusive reaction• high resolution vertexing, precise calorimetry, calibrations, alignment• precise MC description of spectrometer performance,

a p - bp extracted from comparison of data to MC(pointlike)

a p - bp = (3.7 ± 1.4) x 10-4 fm3

a p = (1.9 ± 0.7)x 10-4 fm3 (assuming ap+bp =0)

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p Polarisability - systematic uncertainties

control measurementmResult for m compatible with expectation from simulation

Gives an upper limit on systematic uncertainty from sources common to m and p

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Pion polarisability – result vs world data

2012 data: 5-6 times more statistics & extended kin range

World averageCh. PT

COMPASS

ap – b p / 10-4 fm3

COMPASS result : in agreement with ChPT expectation, does not confirm other dedicated measurements

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Target spin

• g1p spin structure function 200GeV (2011) L

• p, K multiplicities for quark FF• Collins/ Sivers asymmetries for p / K T• 2-h asym. (p / K) + 2-h multiplicities T• Six T T-spin asymmetries (TMDs) T

• Cross section: high pT hadron g-prod.

• DVCS 2009 test run

Results from muon beam data

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g1p spin structure function

2011 data - First polarised DIS data at 200 GeV

NH3 target, PT85%

Vertex distribution

• Error reduction factor 3-4 vs SMC in less beam time; gain in FoM > one order of magnitude: COMPASS objective achieved.

• With slightly higher Q2, and to lower x,data complete the 2007 - 160 GeV data,

• Important to reduce systematics in low x

region of integrals, and for sea quark flavor separation

• Increase the Q2 lever arm for QCD analyses

• COMPASS 200 GeV prelim• COMPASS 160 GeV • SMC 190 GeV

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g1p world data

• Large set of data, extending to lower x and higher Q2 region

• Will be included in QCD global analyses

Next step:

- Bjorken Sum Rule – update

- Flavor separation, especially

Ds(x), Du(x) & Dd(x).

• COMPASS 200 GeV• COMPASS 160 GeV --- LSS QCD fit

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Pion and kaon multiplicities

μ+d → μ+h±XHadron production in semi inclusive DIS

2006 data analyzed. Huge statistics with 3 weeks

Full agreement with 2004 data

Fine binning in x, z, Q2

PDFs FFs

at LO

• Input to global NLO QCD analyses to extract quark FF• LO analysis, in progress within COMPASS

Goal: access to strange quark fragmentation functions

(largest contribution to uncertainty in Ds extraction from polarized SIDIS)

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p+ and p- multiplicities vs z in (x,y) bins

p-

p+x

preliminary

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K+ and K- multiplicities vs z in (x,y) bins

K+

x

K-

preliminary u s u s

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Kaon multiplicities & DsK

Ds from COMPASS SIDIS using 2 values for Ds

K

DsK is a key ingredient for Ds, strange quark polarization, from SIDIS

M(K+) + M(K-)

Ds from inclusive data

Small value of DsK could reconcile results

Valence region sensitive to DuK

Sea region - - -

Hint for small DsK

Work ongoing – error on multiplicities still dominated by systematics.

COMPASS PLB693(2010)227

EMC-FF

DsK

DsK / Du

K

Ds

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Transversity- Collins and Sivers asymmetries

qhq

2q

qhqTT

2q

Dqe

DΔqΔe

CollA

SiversCollins

qhq

2q

qhq1Tq

2q

Dqe

De

SivA

f

q transverse spin distr.Collins fragmentation function, depends on spin

Quark fragmentation function

at LO:

• T polarized target, SIDIS:

• Measure azimuthal asymmetries:

Sivers: Nucleon spin & quark transverse momentum kT

Collins: Outgoing hadron direction & quark transverse spin

m p m p h+/-

note: DTq also measured using‘’Two hadron’’ fragmentation function

TMD

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Collins Asymmetry on proton - p, K id.

π+

π-

preliminary

K-

K+

compatible

with π+ / π-

preliminary

~ h+ / h-

combined 2007 – 2010 results

• Agreement HERMES/COMPASS (not shown) no Q2 dependence seen (factor of ~3 inQ2)• Now also produced in bins of z and y

Correlation between outgoing hadron & quark transverse spin DTu & DTd

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Transversity – from Collins AsymmetryCombined analyses of HERMES, COMPASS and BELLE fragm.fct. data

Anselmino et al. arXiv: 1303.3822

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Sivers Asymmetry on proton - p, K id.

Correlation between nucleon spin & quark transverse momentum kT

π+

π- preliminary

K-

K+

preliminary

larger than

for π+

combined 2007 – 2010 results

• In region of overlap, agreement with HERMES, but smaller strength • Now also produced in separate bins of z and y.

~ h+ / h-

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2-hadron asymmetries

Another access to transversity h1

T target

• h1u & h1

d extraction• Also measured for the first time for K+K- , p+K- and K+p- pairs

q

2h

hq

2q

q

2hqT

2q

TRS Mz,Dxqe

Mz,HxqΔeA

Pf

1A

D

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2-h multiplicities

• First time measured in lp• Needed for pol. PDF extraction; will complete e+ e- data

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Six Transverse Target spin asymmetries

beyond Collins & Sivers, access TMDs

kT effects modulations in SIDIS cross-section

• Major progress in TMD measurement• Powerful tool to understand

correlations

In agreement with HERMES prelim., and with theoretical predictions

m p m p h+/-

shown as example

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High pT hadron photo prod. cross-section

De Florian, Pfeuffer; Schaeffer, Vogelsang, APS/123-QED

Absolute cross-section measurement 2004 data, 4 weeks

Data / theory in agreement over 4 orders of magnitude

Settles the theory framework for ΔG high pT

Ongoing: spin asymmetries ALL(pT) for same events

New: pQCD calculation with resummation ‘all orders’ (soft gluons, leading logs)

--- Resummation--- NLO--- LO

Bands= scale uncertainty

m d m’ h+/- X

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2009 DVCS test run data

Re-analysis of one week of data

small scale setup of DVCS m p -> m p g

- Estimation of luminosity - ECAL1/2 precise calibration using Laser/LED and calibration cell by cell using 0 mass value.

- Evaluation of p0 background with full MC (HEPGEN/exclusive and LEPTO/semi-inclusive)

p0 () in ECAL1

Data LEPTO

- Increase by 10 with 2012 Data

Background from 0 up to 50%, BUT:- very limited statistics (Data)- large uncertainty on cross-section in MC

Mgg Mgg

New features:

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2012 Run

• Primakoff p- Ni p- Ni g

• DVCS m+/- p m+/- g precoil

Changeover for installation of full scale DVCS setup.

Squeezed in 3 weeks, since no beam stop - cancelation of ion run.

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2012 Primakoff run

Goal: high statistics for polarisabilities - separate determination of ap and bp

- s dependent quadrupole polarisabilities a2 and b2

- kaon polarisabilities

2012 Running:- Long commissioning ~ 1 month- ECAL2 digital trigger commissioning, with data taking- 50 days full data taking- 15 days lost due to vacuum problems in beam line

Overall efficiency : 70 %- 88% SPS (excluding vacuum problems)- 80% COMPASS spectro + beam line magnets

Error projection: factor 5-6 + extended kinematic range

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2012 DVCS pilot run

GPD (Generalized Parton Distributions) by exclusive reactions DVCS, DVMP

Goal of the run: - Full scale measurement with almost full setup- Measurement with m+ and m- beams- Study background- Physics : evaluation of t-slope (transverse size of nucleon)

Detectors ready by fall 2012- initial plans were after LS1

LH2 2.5 m long targetCERN TE/CRG group

Recoil proton detector CAMERA + Gandalf FE First part of Elec.Calo ECAL0

m p→ m p g

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DVCS 2012 pilot run - Projection for t-slope

d DVCS/dt ~ exp-B|t| B(xB) = ½ < r2 (xB) >

Projection for ~ 2 weeks : B 5 0.7 ~ 80 DVCS events.Recall, full experiment : 40 weeks B 5 0.155 bins in xB x 5 bins in t

transverse size of the nucleon

• 2 weeks in 2012• 40 weeks > 2015

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COMPASS Future : Polarized Drell-Yan

Polarized Drell-Yan π- p↑ → +-X TMDs, Sivers & Boer-Mulders

Fundamental test of universality of TMDsExpect change of sign in Drell-Yan vs SIDIS

Polarized target AbsorberDipole magnet muon pairs

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Preparation for Polarized Drell-Yan 2015

• Modification of area in target region to include the 2m long

dedicated absorber

• Magnet repair and re-instrumentation

• Polarized target

• Move Control room from 888 (expt. Hall) to 892 (office bldg)

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2000

2300

Absorber + concrete platform

Absorber will be surrounded by 2 m of

shielding of iron-free concrete on each side.

front viewside view

2000

2000

2000 2000

2300

tungsten beam plug, alumina absorber, stainless steel shielding sandwiches

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Radiation Protection

Recommandations from RP group:Remove counting room from 888

- No change in classification- No need to add shielding on main wall Transitory area (no work place)

< 18 uSv/h

Unshieded area< 15 uSv/h

Barracks< 3 uSv/h

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He-pipes

Quench and Exhaust Lines

Transfer Line

Micro Wave guides

Cable trays

AbsorberControl Racks

Sketch of platform Reconfiguration of many equipments

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Target magnet repair and instrumentation

Magnet (major) repair CERN/ ATLAS magnet team:

- Full diagnostic on opened magnet; confirmed earlier observations of problems on trim coils (burned superconducting lines, and burned protection resistors, bad soldering, bad insulations…)

- Major work: New trim coil connections, new wiring and diodes, new heaters and sensors on cold mass, new precooling circuit, improved thermal shield cooling…

New Security and Control Systems (MSS, MCS): Built by CERN/ PH/ DT

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Polarized target for Drell-Yan

- 2-cell target instead of 3-cell previously.thick absorber deteriorates the resolution on the vertex reconstruction.

- new MW cavity

- New remote monitoring system

- New heat exchangers for the3He-4He dilution refrigerator

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Publications and conferences

Publications last 12 months

Conferences

+ 13 papers being drafted

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Papers being drafted

-OZI -PWA 3 pion (PRD) -Radiative widths of a2 and p2

-PWA 5 pion (PRD)-PWA of π η and π η' final states (PLB)-Pion Polarisability (PRL)

-transverse spin asymmetries beyond Collins and Sivers (all p and d) -Collins and Sivers (pions and kaons) from 2007 and 2010 (p) -2h transverse spin asymmetries (charged hadrons) from 2010 p data-Azim. hadron asym. in unpolarised deuterons

-Multiplicities pions (2006 data)-g1

p

-Spectrometer Paper (NIM)

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General news

MoU signed by CERN directorate, February 2013

New institutes joining• IUIC, Illinois, US

Building new large drift chambers DC5-6, to replace straw detectors

Using design and expertise from Saclay (DC4)

• Taipei

FEE for DC5-6 chamber

• Aveiro, Portugal Thick GeMs for RICH upgrade

ESRG COMPASS well cited in final report of P. NewmanNucleon structurehttps://indico.cern.ch/contributionDisplay.py?contribId=60&confId=175067 Spectroscopyhttps://indico.cern.ch/contributionDisplay.py?contribId=119&confId=175067

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spares

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Primakoff world data

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VM production and polarisation & OZI rule

p p p / f w p

Measure exclusive production of f and :w

Significant violation of OZI rule found, by factor of 3 to 8,

in agreement with earlier findings

Study of xF and kin. dependence to understand the scale governing

the hidden strangeness production.

Measure spin density matrices

Production mechanisms : progress in understanding the competition between processes (diffractive production of resonances, central production) by comparing spin alignments.

OZI rule predicts f suppression wrt to w.

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Nucleon Structure Functions

DTq(Collins)

Off diagonal: Transverse Momentum (kT) Dependent

• TMDs express correlations between spin, momentum,…• Experimentally: azimuthal modulations of outgoing

hadron in SIDIS cross section lp lp h

Nucleon Transv. Spin and quark kT

Nucleon Transv. Spin and quark Transv. Spin

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Semi-Inclusive Deep Inelastic Scattering

18 structure functions

14 independent azimuthal modulations

all the 14 amplitudes are been measured in COMPASS

Sivers asymmetry

Collins asymmetry

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Collins asymmetry on proton x > 0.032 region

charged pions (and kaons), 2010 data

comparison with HERMES results

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Sivers asymmetry on proton x > 0.032

charged pions (and kaons), 2010 data

comparison with HERMES results

as for h+, smaller values measured by COMPASS;same indication for K+

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3 z bins

Sivers p Sivers KCollins p Collins K

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3 y bins

Sivers p Sivers KCollins p Collins K

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