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Measurement of Charm and Beauty Photoproduction at HERA using D μ Correlations

Measurement of Charm and Beauty Photoproduction at HERA using D  μ Correlations
Measurement of Charm and Beauty Photoproduction at HERA using D  μ Correlations

DESY05-040ISSN0418-9833 March2005

Measurement of Charm and Beauty Photoproduction at

HERA using D?μCorrelations

H1Collaboration

Abstract

A measurement of charm and beauty photoproduction at the electron proton collider HERA

is presented based on the simultaneous detection of a D?±meson and a muon.The cor-

relation between the D?meson and the muon serves to separate the charm and beauty

contributions and the analysis provides comparable sensitivity to both.The total and dif-

ferential experimental cross sections are compared to LO and NLO QCD calculations.The

measured charm cross section is in good agreement with QCD predictions including higher

order effects while the beauty cross section is higher.

To be submitted to Phys.Lett.B

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A.Zhokin25,J.Zimmermann27,H.Zohrabyan38,and F.Zomer28

1I.Physikalisches Institut der RWTH,Aachen,Germany a

2III.Physikalisches Institut der RWTH,Aachen,Germany a

3School of Physics and Astronomy,University of Birmingham,Birmingham,UK b

4Inter-University Institute for High Energies ULB-VUB,Brussels;Universiteit Antwerpen, Antwerpen;Belgium c

5Rutherford Appleton Laboratory,Chilton,Didcot,UK b

6Institute for Nuclear Physics,Cracow,Poland d

7Institut f¨u r Physik,Universit¨a t Dortmund,Dortmund,Germany a

8Joint Institute for Nuclear Research,Dubna,Russia

9CEA,DSM/DAPNIA,CE-Saclay,Gif-sur-Yvette,France

10DESY,Hamburg,Germany

11Institut f¨u r Experimentalphysik,Universit¨a t Hamburg,Hamburg,Germany a

12Max-Planck-Institut f¨u r Kernphysik,Heidelberg,Germany

13Physikalisches Institut,Universit¨a t Heidelberg,Heidelberg,Germany a

14Kirchhoff-Institut f¨u r Physik,Universit¨a t Heidelberg,Heidelberg,Germany a

15Institut f¨u r experimentelle und Angewandte Physik,Universit¨a t Kiel,Kiel,Germany

16Institute of Experimental Physics,Slovak Academy of Sciences,Koˇs ice,Slovak Republic f 17Department of Physics,University of Lancaster,Lancaster,UK b

18Department of Physics,University of Liverpool,Liverpool,UK b

19Queen Mary and West?eld College,London,UK b

20Physics Department,University of Lund,Lund,Sweden g

21Physics Department,University of Manchester,Manchester,UK b

22CPPM,CNRS/IN2P3-Univ Mediterranee,Marseille-France

23Departamento de Fisica Aplicada,CINVESTAV,M′e rida,Yucat′a n,M′e xico k

24Departamento de Fisica,CINVESTAV,M′e xico k

25Institute for Theoretical and Experimental Physics,Moscow,Russia l

26Lebedev Physical Institute,Moscow,Russia e

27Max-Planck-Institut f¨u r Physik,M¨u nchen,Germany

28LAL,Universit′e de Paris-Sud,IN2P3-CNRS,Orsay,France

29LLR,Ecole Polytechnique,IN2P3-CNRS,Palaiseau,France

30LPNHE,Universit′e s Paris VI and VII,IN2P3-CNRS,Paris,France

31Faculty of Science,University of Montenegro,Podgorica,Serbia and Montenegro

32Institute of Physics,Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic,Praha,Czech Republic e,i 33Faculty of Mathematics and Physics,Charles University,Praha,Czech Republic e,i

34Dipartimento di Fisica Universit`a di Roma Tre and INFN Roma3,Roma,Italy

35Institute for Nuclear Research and Nuclear Energy,So?a,Bulgaria

36Paul Scherrer Institut,Villingen,Switzerland

37Fachbereich C,Universit¨a t Wuppertal,Wuppertal,Germany

38Yerevan Physics Institute,Yerevan,Armenia

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39DESY,Zeuthen,Germany

40Institut f¨u r Teilchenphysik,ETH,Z¨u rich,Switzerland j

41Physik-Institut der Universit¨a t Z¨u rich,Z¨u rich,Switzerland j

42Also at Physics Department,National Technical University,Zografou Campus,GR-15773 Athens,Greece

43Also at Rechenzentrum,Universit¨a t Wuppertal,Wuppertal,Germany

44Also at University of P.J.ˇSaf′a rik,Koˇs ice,Slovak Republic

45Also at CERN,Geneva,Switzerland

46Also at Max-Planck-Institut f¨u r Physik,M¨u nchen,Germany

47Also at Comenius University,Bratislava,Slovak Republic

?Deceased

a Supported by the Bundesministerium f¨u r Bildung und Forschung,FRG,under contract numbers05H11GUA/1,05H11PAA/1,05H11PAB/9,05H11PEA/6,05H11VHA/7and 05H11VHB/5

b Supported by the UK Particle Physics and Astronomy Research Council,and formerly by the UK Science and Engineering Research Council

c Supporte

d by FNRS-FWO-Vlaanderen,IISN-IIKW and IWT and by Interuniversity Attraction Poles Programme,Belgian Scienc

e Policy

d Partially Supported by th

e Polish State Committee for Scienti?c Research,

SPUB/DESY/P003/DZ118/2003/2005

e Supported by the Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft

f Supported by VEGA SR grant no.2/4067/24

g Supported by the Swedish Natural Science Research Council

i Supported by the Ministry of Education of the Czech Republic under the projects

INGO-LA116/2000and LN00A006,by GAUK grant no173/2000

j Supported by the Swiss National Science Foundation

k Supported by CONACYT,M′e xico,grant400073-F

l Partially Supported by Russian Foundation for Basic Research,grant no.00-15-96584

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1Introduction

At the electron proton collider HERA,heavy quarks are predominantly produced via photon-

gluon fusion,γg→cˉc or bˉb,where the photon is emitted from the incoming lepton and the gluon from the proton.The production cross sections are largest for photoproduction,i.e.for

photons with virtuality Q2?0.The light quarks u,d and s are produced much more copiously than c and b,and beauty production is suppressed by a factor of approximately200compared

to charm.Charm and beauty measurements performed at HERA so far relied on the tagging of

only one heavy quark in each event.While the charm measurements[1–11]were mostly based

on the reconstruction of D mesons,the beauty measurements[12–17]used semi-leptonic decays

or lifetime signatures or both.Here an analysis is presented,where in a large fraction of events

both heavy quarks are tagged using a D?±meson and a muon as signatures.The correlations

between the direction of the muon with respect to the D?±and their electric charges are used

to separate charm and beauty contributions.Total cross sections are measured separately for

the processes ep→ecˉc X→eD?μX′and ep→ebˉbX→eD?μX′in the visible kinematic region,while differential cross sections are derived for combined samples of cˉc and bˉb events. The measurements,which are based on an integrated luminosity of L=89pb?1,are compared to leading order(LO)and next-to-leading order(NLO)perturbative QCD(pQCD)calculations.

This measurement extends to signi?cantly lower centre-of-mass energies of the bˉb system than previous measurements of beauty cross sections at HERA.The simultaneous detection of the D?meson and the muon makes possible new tests of higher order QCD effects.For instance, in the photon-gluon rest frame the angle between the heavy quarks is180?at leading order,but at next-to-leading order it can differ signi?cantly from this value due to hard gluon radiation. Furthermore,the D?μpair is expected to be sensitive to a possible transverse momentum k t of the gluons entering the quark pair production process.

2Separation of Charm and Beauty

The separation of charm and beauty contributions exploits the charge and azimuthal angle1 correlations of the D?meson and the muon.The azimuthal angle difference?Φbetween the D?and the muon and their respective electric charges Q(D?)and Q(μ)are used to de?ne four ‘correlation regions’I–IV.For Q(D?)=Q(μ)regions I and II cover?Φ<90?and?Φ>90?, respectively.Regions III and IV are de?ned correspondingly for Q(D?)=Q(μ).

The four regions are populated differently by charm and beauty events as is illustrated in ?gure1.Neglecting any transverse momenta of the photon and the gluon,the fusion process γg→cˉc or bˉb leads to a back-to-back con?guration of the two heavy quarks.Approximating the directions of the D?±meson and the muon with those of the quark and antiquark and selecting opposite charges,cˉc pairs populate correlation region IV.In contrast,beauty events populate regions II,III and IV,depending on whether the muon originates from the same b quark as the D?or from the oppositeˉb.If the muon originates from the same b quark as the D?meson,

the events lie in region III.For muons coming from the ˉb opposite to the D ?meson,the direct decay populates region II,while the cascade process ˉb →ˉc →μpopulates region IV .Region IV hence receives contributions from both c ˉc and b ˉb events and region I stays empty.

The azimuthal angle correlations are smeared by fragmentation and semileptonic decay pro-cesses and by higher order QCD effects such as gluon radiation and any initial transverse mo-mentum of the gluon.Processes such as heavy quark decays via τleptons conserve the charge correlation,which is not the case for B 0-ˉB 0mixing and e.g.the decays b →cW ?;W ?→ˉc s .According to the PYTHIA Monte Carlo simulation [18],which takes into account these smear-ing effects,the relative population of the four regions is as given by the numbers in ?gure 1.These numbers apply in the analysed kinematic region de?ned in section 4.1and do not include detector effects.Since the population of the four correlation regions is very different for b ˉb and c ˉc ,it can be used for the separation of these two components.

?Φ<90?

Q (D ?)=Q (μ)I

0.1

20.4

Q (D ?)=Q (μ)

93.8

25.9

Figure 1:De?nition of the correlation regions in terms of ?Φand the relative charges of the D ?meson and the muon.The sketches illustrate these correlations in c ˉc and b ˉb quark decays

to D ?μ.The numbers represent the relative distribution over the four correlation regions of charm and beauty events that satisfy the cuts given in section 4.1,as obtained from the PYTHIA simulation without detector effects.

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3QCD Calculations and Monte Carlo Simulations

The Monte Carlo simulations PYTHIA[18]and CASCADE[19]are used for the description of the signal and background distributions in the separation of charm and beauty,for the de-termination of ef?ciencies and acceptances and for systematic studies.Their predictions are also compared with the measured cross sections.In PYTHIA and CASCADE leading order matrix elements which take into account the mass of the heavy quark are implemented and parton showers in the initial and?nal state are included to approximate higher orders(LO-ME+PS).The parton evolution in PYTHIA uses the DGLAP equations[20].In addition to the direct process,a resolved photon component is generated in PYTHIA where the photon?uc-tuates into a hadronic state acting as a source of partons,one of which participates in the hard interaction.This component is dominated by heavy?avour excitation processes[21],where the heavy quark is a constituent of the resolved photon.In the PYTHIA calculation of heavy ?avour excitation,in which quark masses are neglected,the contribution of excitation to the total charm cross section in the analysed kinematic region is found to be41%,while it is23% for beauty.In comparison to this component the contribution of the resolved component due to light quarks or gluons in the photon can be neglected in the present analysis,as can the heavy ?avour component of the proton.

CASCADE contains an implementation of the CCFM[22]evolution equation for the ini-tial state parton shower.Theγg→cˉc or bˉb is implemented using off-shell matrix elements convoluted with k t unintegrated proton parton distributions.PYTHIA and CASCADE use the JETSET program as implemented in PYTHIA for the hadronisation(via the Peterson fragmen-tation function[23])and for the decay of beauty and charm quarks.In order to correct for detector effects,the generated events are passed through a detailed simulation of the detector response based on the GEANT program[24]and the same reconstruction software as used for the data.

The measured cross sections are also compared with NLO pQCD calculations in the massive scheme[25]using the program FMNR[26].These calculations are expected to give reliable results in the kinematic region considered here,where the transverse momentum of the heavy quark is of the same order of magnitude as its mass.The calculations are available for both the direct and resolved photon processes.However,in contrast to the PYTHIA program,heavy ?avour excitation is not explicitly included in the resolved part of the FMNR program.The contributions of the resolved light quark and gluon components are found to be small in FMNR (<3%for charm and<6%for beauty in the analysed kinematic region)and are neglected.

The original FMNR program is extended to include the effects of the hadronisation of c and b quarks and their semileptonic decays in order to make comparisons with the measured cross sections in the experimentally accessible kinematical region.The heavy quark is‘hadronised’by rescaling the three momentum of the quark using the Peterson fragmentation function.For the decay into muons the momentum spectrum is implemented as obtained from JETSET.In the case of beauty quarks,the direct decays of b-?avoured hadrons into muons are taken into account as are the decays via a charm quark,b→c→μ.When the D?meson and the muon originate from the same quark,the angular and momentum correlations are implemented as in JETSET.The measured fragmentation fractions[27,28]for c and b quarks given in table1are used for the calculation of the cross sections.The important parameters of the pQCD programs used in this analysis are summarised in table2.

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Fragmentation Fractions[%]

c→μ9.8±0.5

b→D?17.3±1.6

b→D?μ2.75±0.19

Table1:Fragmentation fractions[27,28]used in the QCD calculations of the cross sections. The b→c→μfraction also contains the b→cˉc s decay and theτcontributions.

Version

Proton PDF

GRV-G LO[31]–GRV-G HO[31]GRV-G LO[31]

m2q+p2T q4m2q+p2T q m2q+p2T qˉq Factor.scaleμ2f

m b[GeV]

1.5 1.5 1.5

0.0080.0080.0033(0.42for b→D?)0.0069

Peterson?c

MS scheme using the default values ofΛQCD for the parton density functions.μr andμf denote the renormalisation and factorisation scales,p2T qˉq the average of the squares of the transverse momenta of the two heavy quarks,m q the heavy quark masses,?s the centre-of-mass energy squared,Q2T the transverse momentum squared of the heavy quark system,p T q the transverse momentum of a heavy quark and?q the Peterson fragmentation parameters[29]. For the B0-ˉB0mixing values of x d≡?m B0d/ΓB0d=0.73and x s=18[28]are used.

4Data Analysis

The data were collected with the H1detector[32,33]at HERA during the years1997to2000 and correspond to an integrated luminosity of L=89pb?1.The largest part of the luminosity (80%)was collected at a centre-of-mass energy of√

s≈300GeV(proton energy820GeV).

4.1Event Selection

A detailed account of this analysis can be found in[34].Events with at least one reconstructed D?and at least one muon are selected;multiple D?or muon combinations are treated as separate events.The D?is reconstructed via the decay channel3D?+→D0π+s→K?π+π+s(branching ratio(2.59±0.06)%[28]),whereπs refers to the low momentumπin the decay.The decay

particles of the D?meson are reconstructed in the central tracking detector(20?≤θ≤160?) without particle identi?cation.Muons are identi?ed by reconstructing track segments in the instrumented iron return yoke of the solenoidal magnet.These are linked to tracks in the central tracking detector.In order to ensure good detector acceptance,cuts on the transverse momentum p T with respect to the proton direction and the pseudorapidityη=?ln tan(θ/2)are applied for the D?meson and the muon in the laboratory frame(see table3).

Photoproduction events are selected by demanding the absence of any signals for the scat-tered electron,restricting the accepted range of negative four-momentum transfer squared Q2to be below1GeV2.A cut on the inelasticity0.05

Selection of D?→D0πs→Kππs p T(K),p T(π)>0.4GeV

p T(πs)>0.12GeV

|m Kπ?m D0|<0.080GeV

?M=m Kππs?m Kπ<0.1685GeV

0.05

4The functional form used is c1(?M?mπ)c2(1?c3(?M)2)where c i are?t parameters.

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muons from the decay of light mesons.The fake muon background contributes about37% in charm and5%in beauty initiated events according to the respective PYTHIA Monte Carlo simulations,which give an adequate description of the data.

In?gure2b–e,the?M distributions of the selected D?μevents are shown separately for the four correlation regions de?ned in section2.Clear peaks due to D?mesons are observed in regions II-IV,whereas region I shows little or no signal,consistent with the expectation.

The charm and beauty contributions in the data are determined by performing a simulta-neous likelihood?t of the?M distributions in the four correlation regions.In the following, this?t will be referred to as a‘two-dimensional?t’,in order to distinguish the results from the separate one-dimensional?ts of?M in each correlation region.

In this two-dimensional?t,in addition to the D?μcontribution from bˉb and cˉc,the fake muon background and the combinatorial background under the?M peaks have to be considered.The position and width of the?M peak corresponding to the D?signal as well as the parameters describing the shape of the combinatorial background are?xed to the values obtained from the one-dimensional?M?t to the total sample(?gure2a).The normalisation of the combinatorial background is?tted using right and wrong charge combinations in each region separately.The relative distributions of signal events from charm and beauty between the correlation regions as well as the fractions of fake muon background in each region predicted by the PYTHIA Monte Carlo simulations are used as input for the?t.In total there are six free?t parameters,the total numbers of D?μevents from bˉb and cˉc quark pairs,N b and N c,and four parameters for the combinatorial background,one in each correlation region.

5Results

The result of the two-dimensional?t is shown together with the data in?gures2b–e.The data are described well and the quality of the?t is good(χ2=145.5for154d.o.f.).In?gure3, the numbers of D?signal events from the two-dimensional?t in the four correlation regions are compared to the results of one-dimensional?ts of the?M distributions performed in each correlation region separately.The agreement is very good.The distribution of the contributing processes as obtained from the two-dimensional?t is also shown in?gure3.The following event numbers and errors are obtained for the charm and beauty contributions from the two-dimensional?t:

N c=53±12N b=66±17.

5.1Total Cross Section

The number of b and c events are used to compute the total cross sections in the kinematic region de?ned in table3.The ef?ciencies and acceptances are derived from the Monte Carlo simulations.Values of

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Charm Cross section[pb]

PYTHIA(direct)242(142)

1.0

FMNR286+159

?59

Beauty

Data206±53±35

3.6

CASCADE56

4.0

Table4:Measured D?μcross sections for charm and beauty production in the kinematic re-gion de?ned in table3.For the data the statistical and the systematic errors are given.The LO-ME+PS predictions(PYTHIA,CASCADE)and NLO calculations(FMNR)are also shown. The uncertainties of the FMNR results are obtained by varying the renormalisation and the factorisation scales simultaneously by factors of0.5and2.The uncertainty due to a variation of the quark masses m c by±0.2GeV and m b by±0.25GeV is added quadratically.The last column shows the ratios of the measurement to the prediction.

σc vis(ep→e D?μX)=250±57(stat.)±40(syst.)pb

and of

σb vis(ep→e D?μX)=206±53(stat.)±35(syst.)pb

are obtained for charm and beauty production,respectively.The measured cross sections are similar due to the de?nition of the visible kinematic region,which requires in particular a high momentum muon,suppressing central charm production.The results are compared with the pQCD predictions in table4,where error estimates due to the uncertainty of the quark masses and the scales are given for the NLO calculations.In order to assess the in?uence of mass effects in the extraction of gluon densities used in the calculations,the default CTEQ5M sets have been replaced by the CTEQ5F sets[30].The results are found to be compatible.The uncertainties for PYTHIA and CASCADE are found to be of similar size as those of the NLO calculations.The measured cross section for charm production agrees well with the LO-ME+PS models(PYTHIA and CASCADE)and the NLO prediction(FMNR).The measured beauty cross section exceeds the calculated cross sections.In other recent measurements of the beauty cross section in photoproduction at HERA[12,15],based on the selection of high transverse momentum jets,ratios of measurement and FMNR based calculations between1and3are found.Note that the present analysis extends down to the production threshold for bˉb,while the jet measurements have a threshold which is approximately5GeV higher in the bˉb centre-of-mass system.

The systematic uncertainties of the cross section measurement are evaluated by varying the Monte Carlo simulations.The dominant experimental errors come from the uncertainties in the track reconstruction ef?ciency(13%),the trigger ef?ciency(5%)and the width of the?M sig-nal(3%).Smaller contributions are due to uncertainties in the determination of the background

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due to misidenti?ed muons5(1%;1.5%)and in the fragmentation fractions(1%;1.5%).Model uncertainties are estimated using the CASCADE Monte Carlo generator instead of PYTHIA (3.5%)and either taking into account or omitting the resolved component in PYTHIA(3%;5%). Taking into account the uncertainties due to the contribution of D?re?ections(5%),the muon identi?cation,the luminosity measurement and the D?decay branching ratios,the total system-atic errors for the charm and beauty cross sections are estimated to be16%and17%,respec-tively.

5.2Differential Cross Sections for Charm and Beauty

Differential cross sections for D?μproduction in the visible kinematic region are evaluated as functions of variables characterising the D?meson,the muon and the D?μsystem.In this section results are presented for the complete data set,which contains the contributions from charm and beauty(?gures4and5).

In order to compute the differential cross sections for the data,the numbers of events in bins of the chosen variable are determined by a?t to the?M distribution in each bin,as described in section4.2.Here,no attempt is made to separate charm and beauty contributions.A correction for‘fake muons’is applied according to the Monte Carlo simulation.Since the fake muon fraction is different for charm and beauty,it is computed using the b fraction of45%given by the measured cross sections(table4).

The data are shown with the results of the PYTHIA and CASCADE Monte Carlo models and the LO and NLO FMNR calculations.In the theoretical models,the beauty and charm contributions are combined according to the measured total visible cross sections(table4)and normalised to the sum of these cross sections,in order to facilitate a shape comparison.The error bands for the FMNR prediction are computed as for the total cross section(see caption of table4).The measured differential cross sections are similarly normalised,which has the advantage that the systematic errors largely cancel and are negligible compared to the statistical errors.

Figure4shows the differential cross sections as a function of the transverse momentum and pseudorapidity of the D?meson and the muon separately.Overall the QCD models describe the shapes of the measured distributions quite well,although there is a tendency for the mea-sured p T(D?)and p T(μ)distributions to be softer than the calculations.A slight discrepancy is also present in the differential cross section as a function of the pseudorapidity of the muon (?gure4c)which shows a central dip due to the large muon momentum required.

Quantities derived from a combined measurement of the D?and muon are shown in?gure5. In?gures5a and c,the differential cross sections as a function of p T(D?μ),which is de?ned as p T(D?μ)=| p T(D?)+ p T(μ)|,and?Φare compared with the LO and NLO FMNR predictions. The data show the expected deviations from the LO calculations due to higher order effects:the observed p T(D?μ)distribution is?atter and the?Φpeak around180?is broader than the LO computation.The data are in good agreement with the NLO calculation.In?gures5b and d,the same differential cross sections for p T(D?μ)and?Φare compared with PYTHIA and CAS-CADE which also give a good description of the data.Although different approaches are used

in PYTHIA and CASCADE to compute the evolution of the partons from the proton and the hard interaction,the differences between the two simulations are smaller than the experimental errors.

Figures5e and f show the invariant mass,M(D?μ),and the rapidity6,?y(D?μ),of the D?meson and the muon together with NLO FMNR,PYTHIA and CASCADE predictions.The invariant mass M(D?μ)re?ects the centre-of-mass energy of the quark pair and?y(D?μ)is related to the ratio of the energies of the partons entering the hard interaction from the proton and the photon.Both differential cross sections are adequately described by all model calculations.

5.3Results for a Charm Dominated‘Quark Antiquark Tag’Sample

The cross sections in the previous section refer to the complete data set including events from region III in which both D?and muon originate from the same b quark.Since this leads to a dilution of the correlation of quantities characterising the quark pair and the measured D?μpair, results for a smaller sample are given here,where both the heavy quark and the antiquark are tagged by either a D?or a muon(‘quark antiquark tag’).This is possible in correlation region IV(?Φ>90?and Q(D?)=Q(μ)).This region(see?gure1)is dominated by cˉc pairs:the bˉb contribution is18%according to the two-dimensional?t.Due to migrations from correlation region III,approximately half of the bˉb contribution is due to b→D?μevents in which the D?μpair comes from the same b quark(according to the PYTHIA simulation).A visible cross

section ofσ2q=263±48±36pb is measured7after subtracting this fraction,while264+148

?50pb

is expected from the FMNR calculations.

In this data sample,the correlation of kinematic quantities reconstructed using the D?me-son and the muon to those of the quark pairs is good for x g and?y(D?μ),while it is weaker for p T(D?μ).Here x g is the fraction of the proton energy carried by the gluon in the hard inter-action,which is approximated by x obs g=(M(D?μ))2/y s.The normalised differential cross section for x obs g(D?μ)is shown in?gure6a.All QCD calculations(FMNR to LO and NLO, PYTHIA and CASCADE)give a reasonable description of the data.Figure6b and c show the p T(D?μ)and?y(D?μ)distributions of the D?μpair,respectively,with the same model cal-culations.The LO FMNR prediction for p T(D?μ)is again too soft,as observed for the total sample(?gure5a),while the NLO FMNR prediction?ts the data well.Although this sample should be sensitive to any transverse momentum of the incoming gluon,the differences between PYTHIA(collinear factorisation)and CASCADE(k t factorisation)are small in the kinematic region studied.

Conclusion

A measurement of cˉc and bˉb photoproduction cross sections using the H1detector at HERA has been presented.For the majority of events both heavy quarks are tagged using a D?meson and a

muon as signatures.The separation of the charm and beauty contributions is possible due to the different correlations between the charges and angles between the D?meson and the muon.The measured total cross section for charm in the visible kinematic region is in agreement with the NLO QCD prediction,while the beauty cross section is higher than predicted.The kinematic region of the latter is characterised by lower bˉb centre-of-mass energies than in most previous analyses,which require high momentum https://www.doczj.com/doc/aa2409086.html,parisons of the shapes of the measured differential distributions with QCD calculations including higher order effects show general agreement.Effects beyond the LO approximation are directly observed.In the kinematic region studied,effects due to k t factorisation,as implemented in CASCADE,are found to be small compared to the experimental errors.

Acknowledgements

We are grateful to the HERA machine group whose outstanding efforts have made this ex-periment possible.We thank the engineers and technicians for their work in constructing and maintaining the H1detector,our funding agencies for?nancial support,the DESY technical staff for continual assistance and the DESY directorate for support and for the hospitality which they extend to the non DESY members of the collaboration.

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Figure4:Normalised differential D?μcross sections as functions of the transverse momenta and the pseudorapidities of muons(a,c)and D?mesons(b,d).The data(points)are compared with the prediction of the NLO calculation FMNR and the LO-ME+PS QCD models PYTHIA and CASCADE.A beauty fraction of45%as obtained from the measured cross sections is used in the calculations.The error bands for FMNR are obtained as described in table4.The PYTHIA b quark contribution is indicated separately.The experimental systematic uncertainties for the normalised distributions are negligible compared to the statistical errors.

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Figure5:Normalised differential D?μcross sections for a,b)the transverse momenta p T(D?μ), c,d)the azimuthal angle difference?Φ,e)the invariant mass M(D?μ)and f)the rapidity ?y(D?μ)of the D?μ-pairs.The data are compared to the prediction of the LO and NLO cal-culations FMNR(a,c,e,f)and to the Monte Carlo models PYTHIA and CASCADE(b,d,e,f). The error bands for FMNR are obtained as described in table4.A beauty fraction of45%as obtained from the measured cross sections is used in the calculations.The FMNR(a,c)and PYTHIA(b,d,e,f)b quark contributions are indicated separately.The experimental systematic uncertainties for the normalised distributions are negligible compared to the statistical errors.

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3.愚者审视之,乃悟。 4.妻曰:“汝何以不识吾?

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化学生物教研组的工作计划 生物教研组工作计划 下学期生物教研组工作计划 年下学期生物教研组工作计划 20X年化学生物教研组计划 20X年化学生物教研组计划 中学生物教研组工作计划 第一学期生物教研组工作计划 20XX—019学年度第二学期高中英语教研组工作计划 XX—XX学年度第二学期高中英语教研组工作计划 一.指导思想: 本学期,我组将进一步确立以人为本的教育教学理论,把课程改革作为教学研究的中心工作,深入学习和研究新课程标准,积极、稳妥地实施和推进中学英语课程改革。以新课程理念指导教研工作,加强课程改革,紧紧地围绕新课程实施过程出现的问题,寻求解决问题的方法和途径。加强课题研究,积极支持和开展校本研究,提高教研质量,提升教师的研究水平和研究能力。加强教学常规建设和师资队伍建设,进一步提升我校英语教师的英语教研、教学水平和教学质量,为我校争创“三星”级高中而发挥我组的力量。 二.主要工作及活动: .加强理论学习,推进新课程改革。 组织本组教师学习《普通高中英语课程标准》及课标解度,积极实践高中英语牛津教材,组织全组教师进一步学习、熟悉新教材的体系和特点,探索新教材的教学模式,组织好新教材的研究课活动,为全组教师提供交流、学习的平台和机会。 .加强课堂教学常规,提高课堂教学效率。 强化落实教学常规和“礼嘉中学课堂教学十项要求”。做好集体备课和二备以及反思工作。在认真钻研教材的基础上,抓好上课、课后作业、辅导、评价等环节,从而有效地提高课堂教学效率。加强教学方法、手段和策略的研究,引导教师改进教学方法的同时,引导学生改进学习方法和学习策略。 .加强课题研究,提升教科研研究水平;加强师资队伍建设,提升教师的教学能力。 组织教师有效开展本组的和全校的课题研究工作做到有计划、有研究、有活动、有总结,并在此基础上撰写教育教学论文,并向报刊杂志和年会投稿。 制订好本组本学期的校公开课、示范课、汇报课计划,并组织好听课、评课等工作。 三.具体安排: 二月份:制订好教研组工作计划、课题组工作计划和本学期公开课名单。 三月份:、组织理论学习。 、高一英语教学研讨活动。 、组织好高三第一次模考、阅卷、评卷和总结等工作。 四月份:、组织好高三英语口语测试。 、高三英语复习研讨会。 五月份:、组织好高三第二次模考、阅卷、评卷和总结等工作。 、协助开展好我校的区级公开课。 六月份:、组织好高考的复习迎考工作。 、收集课题活动材料。 2019学年春季学期小学语文组教研计划 一、指导思想 坚持以《基础教育课程改革纲要》为指导,认真学习贯彻课程改革精神,以贯彻实施基础教育课程改革为核心,以研究课堂教学为重点,以促进教师队伍建设为根本,以提高教学质量为目标,全面实施素质教育。 本学期教研组重点加强对教师评课的指导,使教师的评课规范化,系统化,定期举行主题教学沙龙和“会诊式行动研究”,促进新教师的成长,加快我镇小学语文教师队伍成长速度和小学语文教育质量的全面提高。结合区里的活动安排,开展各项有意义的学生活动,培养提高学生的语文素养,调动启发学生的内在学习动机。 二、工作目标 、以课改为中心,组织教师学习语文课程标准,转变教学观念,深入课堂教学研究,激发学生主动探究意识,培养学生创新精神和实践能力,努力提高学生语文素养。 、进一步加强语文教师队伍建设,让“语文研究小组”,充分发挥学科带头人、骨干教师的示范作用,重视团队合作智慧、力量。开展“师徒结对”活动,以老带新,不断提高教师的业务素质。 、组织教师开展切实有效的说课沙龙、评课沙龙,提高教师说课能力,和评课能力,能够结合主题教研活动,对典型课例进行互动研讨,开展教例赏析活动。 、加强教研组集体备课,每周以段为单位组织一次集体备课,分析教材,赏析重点课文,进行文本细读,交流教学心得。让备课不再是走场,形式主义,而是真真实实为提高课堂效率服务,提高教师的素质服务。 、根据上学期制定的语文常规活动计划,开展形式多样的学习竞赛活动、过关活动,激发学生学习语文的兴趣,在自主活动中提高学生的综合实践能力,促进个性和谐发展。 、加强学习质量调查、检测工作,及时分析,寻找得失,确保完成各项教学指标。 三、主要工作及具体措施 (一)骨干教师示范、把关,当好“领头羊”。 、本学期,语文研究小组成员继续充分发挥学科带头人、骨干教师的示范作用,重视团队合作智慧、力量。教研组将围绕“探索实效性语文课堂教学模式”这个主题,深入开展精读课文教学有效性研讨活动。低段(1-2年级)则继续进行识字教学的有效性的探讨。分层、有序地开展教研活动,使教研活动更成熟、有效,切实提高我校语文老师的专业水平。 、开展“师徒结对”活动,以老带新,不断提高教师的业务素质。 (二)年轻教师取经、学习,争取出成绩。 、为了提高教学质量,促成新教师迅速成长,—年教龄新教师每一学期上堂模仿课和一堂校内研讨课。上模仿课的内容可以通过观看名师的关盘、视频或者教学实录等途径,根据个人教学需要,有选择性地进行局部模仿,从而使新教师形成个人的教学风格。 2019年高二历史第二学期教学工作计划范文1 一、指导思想 高二的历史教学任务是要使学生在历史知识、历史学科能力和思想品德、情感、态度、价值观各方面得到全面培养锻炼和发展,为高三年级的文科历史教学打下良好的基础,为高校输送有学习潜能和发展前途的合格高中毕业生打下良好基础。 高考的文科综合能力测试更加强调考生对文科各学科整体知识的把握、综合分析问题的思维能力、为解决问题而迁移知识运用知识的能力。教师在教学中要体现多学科、多层次、多角度分析解决问题的通识教育理念。教师要认真学习和研究教材转变教学观念,紧跟高考形势的发展,研究考试的变化,力争使高二的教学向高三教学的要求靠拢。 按照《教学大纲》和《考试说明》的要求,认真完成高二阶段的单科复习工作。坚持学科教学为主,落实基础知识要到位,适当兼顾史地政三个学科的综合要求,培养提高学生学科内综合的能力。从学生的实际出发,落实基础,提高学科思维能力和辩证唯物主义、历史唯物主义的理论水平。 二、教学依据和教材使用 全班共40人,其中男生15人,女生人。学生的数学基础较一般,多数学生能掌握所学内容,少部分学生由于反映要慢一些,学习方法死板,没有人进行辅导,加之缺乏学习的主动性,不能掌握学习的内容。能跟上课的学生,课上活泼,发言积极,上课专心听讲,完成作业认真,学习比较积极主动,课后也很自觉,当然与家长的监督分不开。部分学生解答问题的能力较强,不管遇到什么题,只要读了两次,就能找到方法,有的方法还相当的简捷。有的学生只能接受老师教给的方法,稍有一点变动的问题就处理不了。个别学生是老师怎么教也不会。 二、教材分析 本册的教学内容:()混合运算和应用题;()整数和整数四则运算;()量的计量;()小数的意义和性质;()小数的加法和减法;()平行四边形和梯形 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