Deeply Virtual Compton Scattering at Jefferson Lab

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Deeply Virtual Compton Scattering at Jefferson Lab June 16-17, 2016 Frederic Georges (PhD student) PhD Supervisor: Carlos Muñoz Camacho Institut de Physique Nucléaire d Orsay CNRS-IN2P3 Université Paris-Sud, 91406 Orsay, France 1

Outline Introduction physics motivation Experimental setup High Resolution Spectrometer optics optimization Outlook 2

Physics motivation Form factors partons position Parton distribution functions partons momentum But no correlations between the two! Generalized Parton Distributions (GPDs) correlate longitudinal momentum and transverse position of partons. GPDs also give insights on nucleon spin structure. GPDs accessible through Deeply Virtual Compton Scattering (DVCS) & interference with Bethe-Heitler. My PhD subject: DVCS experiment at Jlab, Hall A! Extract DVCS cross-sections, as a function of Q², for fixed values of x B 3

The DVCS + Bethe-Heitler interactions ep e p γ e e Q² = - (e - e )² : virtuality of γ* ν = E - E, energies of the electron before and after scattering x B = Q² 2Mν (NB: x B x) ξ= x B 2 xb 2ξ : longitudinal momentum transfer to the struck quark. e + e t = (p - p )² : squared momentum transfer to the proton e e In the limit Q² and ν but fixed x B (Bjorken limit), the virtual photon γ* interacts with a single quark in the proton. 4

The experimental setup 5

The LHRS detector package Vertical Drift Chambers : tracking Scintillators + Cherenkov : triggering Cherenkov + Pion Rejector (electromagnetic calorimeter) : particle identification (electrons VS pions) 6

The focal plan LHRS focal plan ~ camera focal plan Electron detected at focal plan: Position x fp, y fp Angles θ fp, ϕ fp (electron trajectory VS central ray axis) Focal Plan (VDCs) From x fp, y fp, θ fp, and ϕ fp : reconstruction at the target of : Event vertex: y tg Angles θ tg, ϕ tg (electron trajectory VS central ray axis) Momentum δ tg (p electron - p LHRS ) 7

Reconstructing vertex, trajectory & momentum How? LHRS : made of 4 superconducting magnets + detector package Magnets : QQDQ configuration 8

The optics matrix Knowledge of how the electron trajectory is bent in the magnets allows the reconstruction. Electric currents/magnetic fields of each magnet tuned for specific bending. Optics Matrix On the paper (1 st order approximation): 9

The optics matrix coefficients In real life: Optics matrix coefficients 10

LHRS optics optimization What is the problem? Superconducting magnet: maximum current threshold above which loss of superconductivity. (you do not want that to happen) But Q1 is old! threshold lower than in his youth! Threshold lower than experimental requirement Required current cannot be reached, magnetic field too low Different electron trajectory bending in magnet Q1 Q1 is detuned Need to compute new optics matrix coefficients 11

Step 1 optimization of the vertex reconstruction Data taken on a 5 thin carbon foils target (1mm thick) Expected vertex values Beam LHRS Central Ray Beam 3.5 cm 12

Step 1 optimization of the vertex reconstruction Data taken on a 5 thin carbon foils target (1mm thick) Expected vertex values Computation of the new optics matrix coefficients by minimizing: (aberration function) 13

Step 1 optimization of the vertex reconstruction Vertex reconstruction vertex (m) vertex (m) Before optimization After optimization 14

Step 2 optimization of angles reconstruction Data taken on a 5 thin carbon foils target (1mm thick) Thick metal plate with holes inserted in front of the LHRS entrance (Sieve) 15

Step 2 optimization of angles reconstruction Data taken on a 5 thin carbon foils target (1mm thick) Thick metal plate with holes inserted in front of the LHRS entrance (Sieve) Holes = expected values for angles θ tg and ϕ tg Computation of new optics matrix coefficients by minimization of aberration function. 16

Step 3 optimization of the momentum reconstruction Data taken on an LH 2 target, elastic scattering ep ep setting Constrained system: known scattering angle = known scattering momentum Sieve out (not useful, would only decrease statistics) Delta Scan LHRS angle fixed 5 runs varying central momentum setting (central momentum, ± 2%, ± 4%) Central momentum selection made by varying magnetic fields Because of elastic momentum-scattering angle correlation, need to move central ray to illuminate whole focal plane Expected values for momentum δ tg Computation of new optics matrix coefficients by minimization of aberration function. 17

Step 3 optimization of the momentum reconstruction Relative momentum dp/p reconstruction Before optimization After optimization 18

Step 1, 2 and 3 optimization of all 4 variables reconstruction Momentum (GeV) Elastic line: momentum scattering angle Momentum (GeV) Before step 1 Angle (rad) Momentum (GeV) Between step 2 and 3 Angle (rad) After step 3 Angle (rad) 19

Conclusion and outlook DVCS experiment was running Winter/Spring 2016. Will come back Fall 2016. Spectrometer optics calibration almost complete (small corrections). However, still needs a thorough acceptance study. And a lot more, done by the DVCS collaboration Long term: DVCS cross-sections extraction 20

Thank you for your attention! Questions? 21

Annexes 22

DVCS experiment (Q²,x B ) phase space W² = (p + q)² invariant mass of the hadronic final state. 23

From DVCS cross-section to GPDs DVCS cross-section is parametrized by GPDs, but integrated other x. We cannot directly extract GPDs from DVCS cross-section. Extracted cross-section is proportional to BH ² + DVCS ² + Interference BH term: QED, well known and computed DVCS term: parametrized by bilinear combination of Compton Form Factors Compton Form Factors are defined from GPDs combinations, integrated other x. Dependence on ξ and t. Gives access to Compton Form Factors modulus Needs several values of Q² and x B to extract them Interference term: parametrized by real and imaginary parts of Compton Form Factors. DVCS + Interference terms allow to extract Compton Form Factors, from which GPDs are then extracted. 24

LHRS optics - acceptance study Simulation shows that acceptance is affected. Will need further study to fully understand the new acceptance (correlations between parameters). 25