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Introduction for Exotics Hadron production in HIC Exotics from RHIC

Hadron Physics at RHIC. Su Houng Lee Yonsei Univ., Korea. Introduction for Exotics Hadron production in HIC Exotics from RHIC. Thanks to: Former collegues and students Present students: Y. Park, Y. Sarac, Y. Heo, K. Kim

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Introduction for Exotics Hadron production in HIC Exotics from RHIC

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  1. Hadron Physics at RHIC Su Houng Lee Yonsei Univ., Korea • Introduction for Exotics • Hadron production in HIC • Exotics from RHIC Thanks to: Former collegues and students Present students: Y. Park, Y. Sarac, Y. Heo, K. Kim Post doc: K. Ohnishi

  2. Introduction for Exotics

  3. Definition of Exotics • Hadrons that can not be explained by quark-antiquark, or 3 quarks • That are bound by strong interaction • Reasons for its search are similar to that for superheavy Element in low energy nuclear Physics •  Understand QCD sQGP

  4. Experiment - First claim 1. LEPS coll., Nakano et.al. PRL 91 012002 (2003) Mass= 1.54 GeV , width <25 MeV , quark content= uudds

  5. Experiment - Recent claim In Carbon target , but

  6. Positive results Negative results Recent CLAS experiments find no Q+ in g+d or g+p  Give up, more experiment or theoretical guideline?

  7. Theory : prediction (Diakanov, Petrov, Polyakov 97) 1. SU(3) soliton I=J Hedghog 2. Quantizing the 8 angles, the Hamiltonian becomes

  8. 3. With constraint coming from WZ term 1. only SU(3) representations containing Y=1 are allowed moreover, the number of states 2I+1 at S=0 or Y= Nc/3 must determine the spin of the representation through 2J+1 because I=J in the SU(2) soliton  one spin state for given representation 4. Diakanov Petrov Polyakov applied it toAnti-decuplet which predicted MQ= 1540, GQ=30 MeV

  9. Theory: why it can be wrong (T. Cohen) 1. Soliton picture is valid at large Nc: Semi-classical quantization is valid for slow rotation: ie. Valid for describing excitations of order 1/N_c, so that it does not mix and breakdown with vibrational modes of order 1 2. Lowest representation SU(3)f (p,q)at large Nc Quantization constraint requires • Octet • Decuplet • Anti decuplet • (lowest representation containing s=1)

  10. 3. Mass splitting in large Nc: Anit decuplet octet mass splitting is mixes with vibrational mode and inconsistent with original assumption and has undetermined correction of same order  Rotation is too fast and may couple to vibrational modes, which might be important to excite q qbar mode, hence describing anti decuplet state with naive soliton quantization might be wrong

  11. Theory: Quark model of a pentaquark Strong diquark correlation Karlinear, Lipkin model u d diquark: C=3,F=3,S=0 triquark: C=3,F=6,S=1/2 s u d Jaffe, Wilczek model u d 2 diquark: C=3,F=3,S=0 relative p wave s d u

  12. Color Spin Interaction in QCD 1. In QCD q-q are also attractive if in color anti-triplet channel. In perturbative QCD, 2CB=CM This term is called color spin interaction

  13. Color spin interaction explains hadron spectrum u u d Nucleon Baryon Mass difference Meson Mass difference Works very well with 3CB=CM = constant

  14. Why there should be a heavy pentaquark 1. For a charmed Pentaquark c 3. If recombined into a D-meson and a Nucleon c 1. For a Pentaquark u u s d d 2. If recombined into a Kaon and a Nucleon u u d s d

  15. Other possible states - Tetraquark 1. For a Tetraquark 2. For the meson and meson u d A u B A B d DD- BB-

  16. Where to search: Baryonic decay mode of B+ decay in hadronic language Larger By Nc

  17. Pentaquark decay mode of B+ Weak decay Branching ratio is 0.092 Qc lower limit in B-factory Can search for it in Belle S.H.Lee. Y. Kown. Y. Kwon , PRL (06) Using pevious fit, we find the branching ratio to be 14.4x10-7 gDpL x gKpQ/gKpL

  18. Hadron Production in HIC

  19. Success of statistical model P. Braun-Munzinger, J. Stachel (95 …)

  20. Recent Star data - I

  21. Theoretical Explanation – Muller, Kanada-En’yo u d s Quark Coalescence model = Statitical model + overlap integral QGP u u s d d s

  22. Statistical model = quark coalescence + overlap Explicit example Exotic production in HIC will follow statistical model modified only by the wave function overlap integral and hadronic phase

  23. Exotic particle production: elementary vs HIC Exotic particle production from elementary processes Exotic particle production from Heavy Ion collision Q+ QGP u u u u s s d d d d

  24. Example Q+(1540) production in Au+Au at RHIC in central rapidity region Statistical model J. Randrup, PRC 68 (2003) 031903, NQ =1 Coalescence model Chen, Greco, Ko, Lee, Liu, PLB 601 (2004) 34, NQ =0.2 Hadronic regeneration or dissociation is not so large

  25. Exotics from RHIC • RHIC (STAR)FAIR (GSI)

  26. Possible Decay mode of charmed Pentaquark Q+ u u c d d L=1

  27. Rough estimate of events at RHIC Q+ u u c d d Central collision (0-10%) dNcc/dy = 2.2 (phenix)

  28. Possible Decay mode of Tetra-quark u d c c

  29. Who can do it : STAR collaboration?

  30. Who can do it : FAIR ?

  31. Summary • While controvery exist over light pentaquark, Many Theories consistently predict bound heavy pentaquark 2. Quark model also predict metastable tetraquark • RHIC can be a very useful exotic factory  If found the first exotic ever, will tell us about QCD and dense matter  color superconductivity

  32. References • Experiments • T. Nakano , Phys. Rev. Lett. 91 (03) 012002. • K.~H.~Hicks, Prog. Part. Nucl. Phys. 55 (05) 647. • Skyrme model controversy • T.D.Cohen, Phys. Lett. B 581 (04) 175 • H. Walliser and H. Weigel, Eur. Phys. J. A 26 (05) 361. • D.Diakonov, V.Petrov and M.V.Polyakov, Z. Phys.A 359 (97) 305 • Theory • H. J. Lipkin, Phys. Lett. B 195 (87) 484. • Fl. Stancu, Phys. Rev. D 58 (98) 111501. • D. O. Riska, N. N. Scoccola, Phys. Lett. B 299 (93) 338. • Y.Oh, B.Y. Park, D.P. Min, Phys. Lett. B 331 (94) 362. Phys. Rev. D 50 (94) 3350. • R.L.Jaffe, F.Wilczek, Phys. Rev.Lett. 91(2003) 232003. • present work • H. Kim, Y. Oh, S.H.Lee, PLB 595 (04) 293: • Y. Sarac, H.Kim, S.H.Lee, PRD 73 (06) 014009 • S.H.Lee, Y. Kown, Y. Kown, PRL 96 (06) 102001

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