5/03/11APS April Meeting 2011, Anaheim, CA1 Charmed Meson Reconstruction using Silicon Trackers in STAR Experiment at RHIC  Motivation  STAR Detector.

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5/03/11APS April Meeting 2011, Anaheim, CA1 Charmed Meson Reconstruction using Silicon Trackers in STAR Experiment at RHIC  Motivation  STAR Detector  Microvertexing  Results  Summary and Future Jaiby Joseph for the STAR Collaboration Kent State University

 Heavy quarks are produced during the early stages of collision mainly through gluon fusion.  They are unaffected by chiral symmetry restoration  Their production cross-section scales with binary collisions 2 Why Charm Mesons? STAR Phys. Rev. Lett. 98 (2007) , nucl-ex/ v3  Their measurement through semi-leptonic decay channel shows suppression levels comparable to light quarks at p T ≥ 6 GeV[1] R AA (n.p.e.) ~ R AA (h ± )!  This contradicts theoretical predictions  Dead-cone effect[2]  A measurement of charm elliptic flow, v 2 can tell us if thermalization is reached during early stages of collision. Heavy quarks are ideal to probe the medium created in HI collisions. Need to understand the mechanism of parton energy loss and Thermalization [1] B. I. Abelev et al (STAR Collaboration), Phys.Rev.Lett.98:192301,2007; Erratum-ibid.106:159902,2011 Adare A et al. (PHENIX Collaboration) 2010 arXiv: [2] Dokshitzer, Yuri L. and Kharzeev, D. E., Phys. Lett. B519

Measurement through Indirect & Direct Methods Indirect measurement through Semi-leptonic decay channels: D 0  e + + X (BR : 6.9 %) D +/-  e +/- + X (BR : 17.2%) ✔ Large p T range. ✔ Relative contribution of electrons from B and D mesons are unknown. ✔ C and B contributions separated. ✔ Limited to low momentum range. ✔ Challenging for charm mesons due to small decay length Measurement using azimuthal correlation of D mesons with e - Azimuthal correlation of open charm mesons with non-photonic Electron can be utilized to disentangle the charm and bottom contributions[3] 3 Direct measurement through Hadronic decay channels D 0 ( )  K -  + (K +  - ) (BR : 3.8 %) D +/-  K  (BR : 9.2%) [3] Phys. Le.. B671(2008) 361, Phys. Rev. Le (2010) ✔ Triggers on high p T electrons

4 STAR detector (in 2007) The tracking system consisted of : TPC : provides momentum, particle identification Silicon detectors :  1 layer of silicon strip detectors (SSD) and 3 layers of silicon drift detectors (SVT).  high spatial resolution : pointing resolution of 250µm in transverse direction (at 1GeV) was achieved[*] (next slide).  was not designed (thickness, geometry) for charm measurement. SSD SVT TPC [*] Fisyak Y V et al J. Phys. Conf. Ser

5 Distance of Closest Approach resolution STAR preliminary  Including the silicon detectors in the tracking improves the pointing resolution.  with 4 silicon hits, the pointing resolution to the interaction point ~ 250 μm at P = 1GeV/c. run 7 (MinBias trigger). DCA resolution as a function of inverse momentum. Reflect the resolution and Multiple Coulomb Scattering.

 We tried a full topological reconstruction of the charm decay. The method uses a constrained fit for decay vertex reconstruction[*]  The code uses full track/error information. Microvertexing using STAR Silicon Detectors There is no systematic shift in reconstructed quantities. The standard deviation of the distribution is flat at ~ 250  m, which is of the order of the resolution of (SSD+SVT). Mean of the difference reconstructed -MC Rms of the difference reconstructed -MC 6 Reco vs. MC [cm] Reco - MC [cm] [*] Decay Chain Fitting with a Kalman Filter,W. D. Hulsbergen (arxiv:physics, )

Secondary Vertex Resolution Plots (x,y,z) 7 Fit Method (central region) σ XY ~ 55μm σ Z ~ 25μm Helix Swimming Method (central region) σ XY ~ 150μm σ Z ~ 135μm J. Vanfossen Simulation results shows that a factor of two was gained in secondary vertex Resolution X Y Z entries (cm)

D 0 /D 0 bar Cross-feed (Monte Carlo using power law p T D 0 ) 8 The D 0 candidates are built by combining a K - and π + track (D 0 K - pi + ) Because of the overlapping dE/dx bands of Kaon and Pion tracks, at intermediate momenta The X-feed is reduced with a tighter cut on |nσ| (better PID) with increase in p T X-feed has a strong dependence on the Kaon opening angle, Cos(θ*) K - π + K + π - The estimated overall X-feed (Ratio of reconstructed pairs with wrong signs to all pairs) ~ 35%  a K - can be indentified as π -  a π + can be identified as a K +  Therefore, K - π + K + π - and can contribute to the the D 0 bar mass window and a pseudo- enhancement.

Data Production 9 Initial analysis of the Au-Au dataset (34 Million Events) is complete. Although the cuts used were not optimized, we got preliminary results from this production (next slides). A new production of run-7 data using the microvertexing code was just completed. Analysis is in progress. Highlights of this new production/analysis set-up: We calculate the flow parameter, v 2 All charge combinations (D 0, D 0 bar, ++,--) are included for study of systematics Optimized cuts Event Level: Primary vertex position along the beam axis : |zvertex| < 10 cm Resolution of the primary vertex position along the beam axis: |  zvertex |< 200µm Track: Ratio TPC hits Fitted/Possible > 0.51 Pseudo-rapidity : |  |<1.2 dEdxTrackLength>40 cm Silicon Hits: SiHit > 1, radius of 1 st Hit < 9cm if SiHit = 2 else, radius of 1 st Hit < 13cm DCA to Primary vertex (transverse), DCA xy <.2 cm Track momenta: p K +p π > 1.5GeV Particle ID: |n  K |<2.5, |n  π |<2.5 D 0 candidate: |y(D 0 )| <1 DECAY FIT level: Probability of fit >0.05 && |sLength|<.2cm New Cuts

D 0 +D 0 bar signal in 2007 Data (MinBias Files) 10 Pol3 + gaus pol3 34 Million Events used for this analysis. Kinematic fit yields an improved significance of 10 σ for combined D 0 +D 0 bar. The signal is somewhat sensitive to the degree of the pol. Fit. Need a robust backgr. estimation method (new production) STAR PRELIMINARY Inv Mass ( K-π+ + K+ π -) (GeV)

D 0 and D 0 bar separately 11 Preliminary D0bar/D0 ratio ~ 1.05±0.19(stat.) STAR PRELIMINARY Inv Mass K-π+ (GeV) Inv Mass K+π- (GeV)

Summary We present progress on a method for full Topological reconstruction of open charm mesons. Ongoing efforts to measure cross-section (with smaller errors) and some D 0 flow(v 2 ) Method developed is baseline for analyses involving the future upgrade of STAR – Heavy Flavor Tracker (HFT), which will provide unambiguous measurement of charm. 12 Thank you

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Cuts from Previous Production 2007 Production MinBias Cuts in New Production EVENT level triggerId : , , Primary vertex position along the beam axis : |zvertex| < 10 cm Resolution of the primary vertex position along the beam axis: |  zvertex |< 200µm TRACKS level Number of hits in the vertex detectors : SiliconHits>2 (tracks with sufficient DCA resolution) Transverse Momentum of tracks: p T >.5GeV/c Momentum of tracks: p >.5GeV/c Number of fitted: TPC hits > 20 Pseudo-rapidity : |  |<1 (SSD acceptance) dEdxTrackLength>40 cm DCA to Primary vertex (transverse), DCA xy <.1 cm EVENT level triggerId : , , Primary vertex position along the beam axis : |zvertex| < 10 cm Resolution of the primary vertex position along the beam axis: |  zvertex |< 200µm selects the best vertex only (highest Rank) TRACKS level Number of hits in the vertex detectors: SiliconHits >1 Radius of first hit on track : < 9 cm if number of silicon hits =2 < 13 cm else SvtHits < 4, SsdHits < 2 Momentum of tracks pK+pPi >1.5GeV/c Ratio TPC hits Fitted/Possible > 0.51 TpcHits fitted > 25 Pseudo-rapidity : |  |<1.2 dEdxTrackLength>40 cm DCA to Primary vertex (transverse), DCA xy <.2 cm cut changed new cut 14J. Joseph, STAR Analysis Meeting, UCLA

Cuts from Previous production Continued.. Cuts in New Production DECAY FIT level Probability of fit >0.1 && |sLength|<.1cm Particle ID : ndEdx : |n  K |<2, |n  π |<2 D 0 candidate |y(D 0 )|<1 |cos(  *)|< < Mass D0 < 2.2 DECAY FIT level Probability of fit >0.05 && |sLength|<.2cm error of decay length: dslength < 0.1cm Particle ID : ndEdx : |n  K |<2.5, |n  π |<2.5 In both productions we made a pico file for further analysis. 15J. Joseph, STAR Analysis Meeting, UCLA

16 D 0 –p T distribution Uncorrected p T spectra for D 0 +D 0 bar D 0 p T is done by subtracting from the central mass peak the normalized sum of the side bands.

Cross-feed Vs Kaon Opening Angle in the CM frame 17 ALL K-π+K-π+ K+π-K+π- K-π+K-π+ K+π-K+π- p T D0 <0.5 p T D0 <2.0 For Low p T D0 : Both true pairs and misidentified pairs have the distribution going from -1 to 1 For High p T D0 : The true pairs have the same distribution(-1,1) Misidentified pairs have shortened tails (-0.8,0.8) The Cut* |Cos(θ*)|<0.6, can be limited to the low p T D 0 s. * The cut |Cos(θ*)|<0.6 removes the poorly reconstructed soft tracks. Inv Mass Cos(θ*) Inv Mass Cos(θ*)