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95% C.L. limits on B (B s  mm ). 100. CDF D0. Branching Fraction x 10 7. B  m + m - : - Limits scale almost linearly with luminosity - Current values entering the 10 -8 territory - First Tevatron result with 2 fb -1 - Any signal at Tevatron will be evidence of NP. 10. 1. 0.1.

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  1. 95% C.L. limits on B(Bsmm) 100 CDF D0 Branching Fraction x 107 • Bm+m-: • - Limits scale almost linearly with luminosity • - Current values entering the 10-8 territory • - First Tevatron result with 2 fb-1 • - Any signal at Tevatron will be evidence of NP 10 1 0.1 10 100 1000 10000 pb-1 Summary • Tevatron is demonstrated to be a good place to study B rare decays offering: • - different possibilities to constraint more and more New Physics, Bmm, bsl+l- • - a physics program complementary to the B-Factories, Bs h+ h’- • Bh+h’-: • - First observation of Bs K-p+ • - First observation of DCPV in Bs: ACP(BsK-p+) • appears to be large in agreement with expectation • bsl+l-: • - CDF/DØ beginning exploration of the bsl+l- field: • - New solid B  mmK signals from CDF; • smaller errors on BR and AFB will • constrain/rule-out different NP scenarios • - A 2.4 s excess in the Bsmmfreported from CDF, • upper limit close to SM prediction • Now, over 2 fb-1 on tape: significantly improved results coming soon Rare B decays at the Tevatron - Moriond QCD 2007

  2. 7000 Signal events S/B  8.3 at the peak Individual modes overlap in a single peak ! Bh+h’-: pp invariant mass Region of unobserved modes hidden in the cut optimization procedure Combinatorial background Partially reconstructed B-decays Signal composition is determined with a Likelihood Fit, combining information from kinematics (mass and momenta) and particle identification (dE/dx). Rare B decays at the Tevatron - Moriond QCD 2007

  3. BsK+p- • First measurement of Direct CP • asymmetry in the Bssystem • Very interesting to pursue • with more data! • Direct CP asymmetry measurements • for Lb modes in progress. New results for the Bs K-p+ mode with 1 fb-1 In agreement with latest prediction of SCET: (4.9 +- 1.8) 10-6 Lower than previous predictions of QCDF and pQCD: [6-10] 10-6 Rare B decays at the Tevatron - Moriond QCD 2007

  4. Bmm result summary Dominant uncertainty sources • World best limit, compare • Babar (hep-ex/0408096, 110 fb-1 ) • BR(Bdmm) < 8.3 ∙ 10-8 @ 90% C.L. (*) D0 assumes the contribution of Bdmm to B(Bsmm) suppressed due to |Vtd/Vts|2~ 0.04 Rare B decays at the Tevatron - Moriond QCD 2007

  5. BR (Bmmh) result summary • Good agreement and similar uncertainty for B-Factories & Tevatron: • Babar PRD 73, 092001 (2006) (208 fb-1 ~10 mmK+, ~15mmK*0) • Belle hep-ex/0410006 (250 fb-1 ~40 mmK+, ~40mmK*0) Tevatron result summary • BR(B+mmK+) = [0.60 ± 0.15(stat.) ± 0.04(sys.)]x10-6 (45 ev. CDF) • BR(B0mmK*0) = [0.82 ± 0.31(stat.) ± 0.10(sys.)]x10-6 (20 ev. CDF) • BR(Bsmmf) < 2.4 x10-6 @ 90% C.L. (CDF, 920 pb-1) • = [1.16± 0.56(stat.) ± 0.42(sys.)]x10-6 • BR(Bsmmf) < 3.3 x 10-6 @ 90% C.L. (D0, 450 pb-1) Rare B decays at the Tevatron - Moriond QCD 2007

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