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HERA-II results on inclusive cross-sections A .M. Cooper-Sarkar Oxford On behalf of ZEUS and H1 at the low-x workshop, Lisbon 2006 •Neutral Current (NC) and Charged Current (CC) single and double differential cross sections from ’03-’05 running with polarised e+ and e- beams •Polarisation dependence of cross-sections Limits on M WR •Extraction of xF3 •New PDF fit- reduced high-x uncertainties •Fits for electroweak parameters: M W , G F,, g a u ,v u ,a d, v d ,

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HERA-II results on inclusive cross-sections. A .M. Cooper-Sarkar Oxford On behalf of ZEUS and H1 at the low-x workshop, Lisbon 2006. Neutral Current (NC) and Charged Current (CC) single and double differential cross sections from ’03-’05 running with polarised e+ and e- beams - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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HERA-II results on inclusive cross-sectionsA .M. Cooper-Sarkar

Oxford

On behalf of ZEUS and H1 at the low-x workshop, Lisbon 2006

•Neutral Current (NC) and Charged Current (CC) single and double differential cross sections from ’03-’05 running with polarised e+ and e- beams

•Polarisation dependence of cross-sections

•Limits on MWR

•Extraction of xF3

•New PDF fit- reduced high-x uncertainties

•Fits for electroweak parameters:

MW, GF,, g

au,vu,ad,vd,

T3u,T3

d, sin2θW, T3uR,T3

dR

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kp

qpy

qp2

Qx

)'kk(qQ2

222

: virtuality of exchanged boson

: Bjorken x

: inelasiticity

Kinematic variables

New data with polarised lepton beams for both Neutral Current (NC) and Charged Current (CC) processes

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Pe >0

ZEUS

Pe <0

ZEUS

Pe >0

H1

Pe <0

H1

e+

03-04

+0.32±0.01

L=12.3 pb–1

–0.41±0.01

L=11.5 pb–1

+0.33±0.01

L=26.9 pb–1

–0.40±0.01

L=20.7 pb–1

e-

04-05

+0.33±0.02

L=42.7 pb–1

–0.27±0.01

L=78.8 pb–1

+0.37±0.02

L=29.6 pb–1

–0.27±0.01

L=68.6 pb–1

-- e+p cross sections have been published. ZEUS hep-ex 0602026: H1 Phys Lett B634 (2006) 173

-- e–p analyses (preliminary)

New data with polarised beams

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The data has been used for new fits to improve our knowledge of parton distributions (PDFs) and electroweak parameters

First Charged Current results

(At leading order LO)

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e+p CC cross section (hep-ex 0602026) e–p CC cross section (ZEUS preliminary)

Both for e+p and e–p, measured cross sections from different polarisations have the same shape.Only their scales are different.Consistent with SM prediction =>

)x,Q(2

P1)x,Q( 2

LHCCe2pe

pol

ZEUS: polarisation dependence of e+ and e-

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H1: dependence of cross-section on charge of lepton

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pb.)sys(.)stat(3.14.87 6.25.2

peCC

pb.)sys(.)stat(3.17.46 5.13.1

peCC

<Pe>=–0.27±0.01

<Pe>=+0.33±0.02

<Pe>=–0.27±0.01

<Pe>=+0.37±0.02

H1 (Q2 > 400 GeV2)

бe-p = 70.4 ± 1.2(stat.) ± 3.1(sys) pb

бe-p = 34.5 ± 1.4(stat.) ± 1.5(sys) pb

Consistent with SM – the limit on RHCC cross-section corresponds to 95% CL on mass of WR boson, MWR>180 GeV ZEUS: MWR>186 GeV H1

(Q2 > 200 GeV2)

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Cross sections were meausured as a function of Pe.

Linear relation between cross section and polarisation is clearly shown.

ZEUS preliminary

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Now Neutral Current Results

-y2FLo/p

At leading order (LO)

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H1

dб/dQ2 e+p RH,LH and RH/LH

Positron single differential cross-sections

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dб/dQ2 e- p RH,LH and RH/LH

H1Electron single differential cross-sections

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H1 б(Unpolarised) H1 xF3

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ZEUS also has preliminary results on polarised double differential cross-sections for both CC and NC processes- these are shown with a new PDF fit ZEUS-pol.

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ZEUS also has preliminary results on polarised double differential cross-section for both CC and NC processes- these are shown with a new PDF fit ZEUS-pol

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So what is this new PDF fit? ZEUS-pol

It is done with exactly the same formalism as the published ZEUS-JETS fit (Eur.Phys.J.C42(2005)1) -but adding in the double differential cross-sections for NC and CC data from 121 pb-1 of the new HERA-II e-p ‘05 polarised data

Expected since NC and CC e- are dominantly sensitive to u quark

Precision of xuv now approaches that of global fits using fixed target data

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ZEUS have also made an analysis varying the electroweak parameters simultaneously with the PDF parameters within the same fit formalism

-y2WL(x,Q2)

This was from the shape of CC dб/dQ2

This was from a similar PDF+EW analysis on HERA-I H1 data

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Let the neutral current axial vector and vector couplings au,vu,ad,vd be free

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These results are best displayed as contour plots

Compare to the red contours determined in the same way – BUT without polarised data

Improvement in the vector couplings as expected from polarised F2 data

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Compare the result with those from other experiments

H1 analysis of HERA-I data

LEP and CDF analyses

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In fact for DIS data the sensitivity to the couplings is through γ/Z interference to the axial vector couplings (from xF3

0) and vector couplings (from F2P) separately – not to

the combinations ( a2+ v2) which LEP and CDF data access through the Z - so we plot the axial and vector contours separately

The improvement in the vector couplings with polarised data is striking

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We can also make fits within the standard model formalism

OR we can extend the standard model formalism with right handed isospin

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Summary

•New data on Neutral Current (NC) and Charged Current (CC) single and double differential cross sections from ’03-’05 running with polarised e+ and e- beams

•Polarisation dependence of cross-sections in agreement with Standard Model

•Limits on MWR: MWR>180 GeV ZEUS: MWR>186 GeV H1

•Extraction of xF3

•New PDF fit- reduced high-x uncertainties- particularly for xuv

•Fits for electroweak parameters: MW – best measurement for space-like process

GF,, - at high scale Q2 ~400 GeV2

vector and axial vector NC couplings: au,vu,ad,vd,

T3u,T3

d, sin2θW, T3uR,T3

dR

In agreement with Standard Model – best measurements using light quarks