Overview of recent HERMES results on longitudinal spin asymmetries
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XXVIII International Workshop on Deep-Inelastic Scattering and Related Subjects Virtual Event @ Stony Brook University, April 12-16, 2021 Overview of recent HERMES results on longitudinal spin asymmetries D. Veretennikov on behalf of the HERMES collaboration University of the Basque Country UPV/EHU
Introduction Deep-inelastic scattering (DIS) with charged lepton beams is the key tool for probing the structure of the nucleon. With polarized beams and targets the spin structure of the nucleon becomes accessible What we need: • polarized lepton beams • polarized targets • large-acceptance spectrometer • good particle identification (PID) Cross-section factorization Parton distributions fragmentation functions D. Veretennikov DIS2021 2
HERMES experiment FIELD CLAMPS TRIGGER HODOSCOPE H1 m FRONT DRIFT CHAMBERS 270 mrad 2 MUON 170 mrad HODO PRESHOWER (H2) DRIFT 140 mrad CHAMBERS 1 FC 1/2 PROP. CHAMBERS 27.5 GeV LUMINOSITY 0 TARGET MC 13 MONITOR e+ CELL SILICON DVC 1 HODOSCOPE H0 BC 1/2 BC 3/4 TRD CALORIMETER 140 mrad STEEL PLATE RICH IRON WALL 2 270 mrad 170 mrad WIDE ANGLE MUON HODOSCOPES MUON HODOSCOPE • Located at DESY, Hamburg MAGNET 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 m • 27.6 GeV longitudinally polarized (up to 60%) e+/e- beam • Particle ID detectors allow for: • Longitudinally polarized (up to 85%) pure H, D, 3He gas o - lepton/hadron separation target, flip ~ 90 sec o - Ring Imaging Cherenkov detector (RICH): • Transversely polarized H gas target pion/kaon/proton discrimination 2 GeV < p < 15 GeV • Unpolarized H, D, Ne, … Xe gas target • Data taking end at 2007 D. Veretennikov DIS2021 3
Longitudinal double-spin asymmetries Cross-section excluding transverse polarization λ - beam helicity Λ - target helicity U/L – unpolarized/longitudinally polarized double-spin asymmetry D. Veretennikov DIS2021 4
Longitudinal double-spin asymmetries In experiment extract instead A|| which differs from ALL in the way the target polarization is measured: o ALL: along virtual-photon direction o A||: along beam direction (results in small admixture of transverse target polarization and thus contributions from ALT) A|| related to virtual-photon–nucleon asymmetry A1 D. Veretennikov DIS2021 5
x dependence of A|| Phys.Rev.D99 (2019) 11, 112001 • Results are fully consistent with previous analysis (Phys.Rev.D71:012003,2005) • slightly larger data set • results for A|| and A1 • 2D and 3D dependences • extracted twist-3 cosine modulation D. Veretennikov DIS2021 6
x-z dependence of A|| Phys.Rev.D99 (2019) 11, 112001 • No strong z-dependence visible • Asymmetries bigger for high x value • On deuteron A|| lower due to neutron contribution D. Veretennikov DIS2021 7
x-Ph⊥ dependence of A|| Phys.Rev.D99 (2019) 11, 112001 • again, no strong dependence D. Veretennikov DIS2021 8
Charge-difference asymmetries Phys.Rev.D99 (2019) 11, 112001 1/2(3/2) – denotes beam and target spins antiparallel (parallel) The advantage of the charge difference asymmetry is that at leading order the fragmentation functions cancel and one is mainly sensitive to the PDFs no significant hadron-type dependence for deuterons deuteron results (unidentified hadrons) consistent with COMPASS D. Veretennikov DIS2021 9
Helicity distributions for valence quarks (Phys.Rev.D71:012003,2005) MC calculation Two different methods and model assumptions give very consistent results. D. Veretennikov DIS2021 10
Beam-helicity asymmetries Cross-section excluding transverse polarization λ - beam helicity Λ - target helicity U/L – unpolarized/longitudinally polarized single-spin asymmetry D. Veretennikov DIS2021 11
Beam-helicity asymmetries Describe intrinsic motion of quarks and gluons inside target nucleon due to correlations of pT and its spin s with the spin of the target nucleon S asymmetry amplitudes extracted by minimizing where wi is event weight from hadron-ID, charge-symmetric background, etc. D. Veretennikov DIS2021 12
Beam-helicity asymmetry Phys.Lett.B 797 (2019) 134886 Results also available in 3D (x, z, Ph⊥) binning D. Veretennikov DIS2021 13
Beam-helicity asymmetry Phys.Lett.B 797 (2019) 134886 Results also available in 3D (x, z, Ph⊥) binning D. Veretennikov DIS2021 14
3D beam-helicity asymmetry for π- Phys.Lett.B 797 (2019) 134886 Mainly (non zero contribution) coming from lower x and lower Ph⊥ D. Veretennikov DIS2021 15
HERMES - CLAS comparison Phys.Lett.B 797 (2019) 134886 Opposite behavior of negative pions in z projection due to different x-range D. Veretennikov DIS2021 16
HERMES - COMPASS comparison Phys.Lett.B 797 (2019) 134886 consistent behavior for charged pions / hadrons at HERMES / COMPASS D. Veretennikov DIS2021 17
Summary Longitudinal double-spin asymmetries several longitudinal double-spin asymmetries in SIDIS have been presented that: o extend the analysis of previous HERMES publications to include also transverse-momentum dependence o provide A|| in addition to A1, and in a 2D and 3D kinematic binning the twist-3 cosine modulation of the double-spin asymmetry is found to be consistent with zero within precision of the measurements, the virtual-photon-nucleon asymmetries display no significant dependence on z and Ph⊥ hadron-charge difference asymmetries in agreement with COMPASS Beam-helicity asymmetries First 3D extraction for charge-separated pions, kaons, as well as for (anti)protons clearly non-zero and rising as function of z beam-helicity asymmetries observed for charged pions K+ asymmetries are slightly positive, but no kinematical dependencies high-x behavior in HERMES - CLAS comparison might be driven by TMD e & Collins FF COMPASS and HERMES in agreement despite different Q2 ranges probed D. Veretennikov DIS2021 18
Backup D. Veretennikov DIS2021 19
Longitudinal spin transfer DLL’ in SiDIS r r e + N → e′ + Λ + X Due to weak decay polarization of the Λ can be extracted by measuring angular distribution of decay proton e' PLΛ′ P= = D γ * LL ′ Pb D( y ) DLL ′ e γ∗ q L – primary axis, along virtual photon Λ L’ – secondary axis, along lambda momentum hadronization Pγ = Pb D ( y ) , virtual gamma polarization q * D ( y ) , depolarization factor X p Longitudinal spin transfer coefficient give us access to spin structure of Λ hyperon D. Veretennikov DIS2021 20
Comparison of HERMES data with other experiments DΛLL HERMES preliminary 0.5 (1996-2005) More data (2006-2007) currently being analysed for final 0.0 publication. -0.5 -1.0 NOMAD (νµN → µΛX) E665 (µN → µ'ΛX) -1.5 COMPASS (µN → µ'ΛX) HERMES (eN → e'ΛX) -0.8 -0.4 0.0 0.4 xF D. Veretennikov DIS2021 21
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