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Results and plans of the
KamLAND experiment
Yoshihito Gando (RCνS, Tohoku Univ.)
for the KamLAND Collaboration
ICFP2005 @ Chung-li, Taiwan, 4 October 2005
Nature 436, 28 (2005)
0.4 1.0 2.6 8.5 Visible energy [MeV]
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Neutrino Astrophysics
verification of SSM
Neutrino Geophysics
verification of earth evolution model
Neutrino Physics
Precision measurement of oscillation parameters
Neutrino Cosmology
verification of universe evolution
7Be solar neutrino geo-neutrino reactor neutrino supernova relic neutrinoetc.
Various Physics Targetswith wide energy range
1st results PRL 90, 021802 (2003)2nd results PRL 94, 081801(2005)
Solar PRL 92, 071301 (2004)
future2nd phase
neutrino electron elastic scatteringinverse beta decay
KamLAND detector
Photo - coverage: 34%
~ 500 p.e. / MeV
Cosmic ray 's are suppressed by 1/100,000.
1,000 ton liquid scintillator Dodecane : 80% Pseudocumene : 20% PPO : 1.5g/l
Mineral oil Dodecane : 50% Isoparaffin : 50%
1000m
17 inch :1325
20 inch : 554
20 inch : 225
13m1.75m thickness
~8000 photons / MeVλ: ~10m
ν detection in KamLAND
ep
e+ e
n
p
d
(0.51)
(0.51)
(2.2 MeV)
Prompt e+ signal
Delayed γ by neutron capture• Position
• Time correlation• delayed energy information
Greatly removes backgrounds
E1.8MeV
Te++annihilation
=Eν - 0.8MeV
~210μs
Te+
+ p e+ + ne
e
Reactors near the KamLAND
Reactors in Taiwan have ~0.1% contribution.
)cm(MW/ 2ThermalP
80% of total contribution comes from 130~220km distance
Reactor neutrino flux,
~95.5% from Japan~3% from Korea
(2nd result period)
effective distance ~180km
Event SelectionDelayed Coincidence: 0.5 < ΔT < 1000μsec ΔR < 200 cm 1.8 < Edelayed < 2.6 MeV Fiducial Volume:
Rprompt < 550 cm (500 :1st result)
Rdelayed < 550 cm (500 : 1st result)
Prompt Energy Window: 2.6 < Eprompt < 8.5 MeV
9Li
3m
μSpallation Cuts: ΔTμ < 2 msec ΔTμ < 2 sec (showering muons) or ΔTμ < 2 sec (showering muons) ΔL < 300 cm (non-showering)
Isotope Halflives Decay Mode9Li/8He 178.3ms/119.0msβ - + n
Efficiency : 89.82%(I,II), 89.83%(III)
Expected event rate
Observed event rate
Time Variation of Reactor ν
• R = 0.658 ±0.044(stat) ± 0.042(syst) neutrino disappearance at 99.998% C.L.⇒
High statistic from 1st result oscillation study
First resultExpected signal : 86.8±5.6
BG :1±1Observed : 54
Neutrino disappearance at 99.95%
Energy Spectrum
•Hypothesis test of scaled no-oscillation: χ2/ndf = 37.3/18 spectral distortion at > 99.6% C.L.⇒
• Rate + Shape: no oscillation is excluded at 99.999995% C.L.
low energy window best fit reactor +
geo-neutrino model prediction
L/E plot with data for geo-ν analysis(759 days, 5m fiducial)
Oscillation pattern with real reactor
distribution
Lo = 180 km is used for KamLAND
There is clear Oscillatory behavior (peak and dip) oscillation parameter is determined.
Oscillation Analysis
assuming CPT invariance
KamLAND best-fit (rate + shape)
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eV 109.7
m46.0tan
eV 109.72
252
m
KamLAND + Solar
several orders -> less than 10%
Precise determination of oscillation parameters made possible to use neutrinos as a new probe.
Earth Energetics
• Observed Surface Heat Flow :
~ 44TW (31TW : re-evaluation)• Radiogenic Heart : ~20TW ?
U-chain 8TW / Th-chain 8TW / 40K 3TW??? (BSE model)• Radioactive heat sources contribute to about the half of the
total heat outflow of the earth.• Geo-Neutrino is Produced by β-decay of radioactive eleme
nt in the earth
• Terrible earthquakes, eruptions, etc. are originally caused by mantle convection driven by heat.• Terrestrial magnetism is caused by a core movement, it requires some heat source.
Methods of research about inside of the earth
Seismic analysis
Composition of the earth (Proto material ) is presumed by meteorite analysis
BSE (bulk silicate Earth) model
• Th/U mass ratio ~ 3.9• It expect that 20TW comes from radioactivity• There are no direct measurements
• Physical parameter (density, elastic parameter etc…)• It does not tell chemical composition
Direct measurement is desired!!
McDonough et al.(1995)
Meteorite analysis
Geophysics with Neutrino• Determination of the amount and distribution of U, T
h in the earth from geo-ν observation - Test for BSE model Verification of basic paradigm of geochemical earth formation and generation
- Determination of heat balance Information for earth dynamics, evolution, terrestrial magnetism
- Understanding of chemical composition of deep interior of the earth Determination of chemical structure model (mantle model)
Reference Earth ModelUpper continental crust U : 2.8ppm / Th: 10.7ppm Middle continental crust U : 1.6ppm / Th: 6.1ppm Lower continental crust U : 0.2ppm / Th: 1.2ppm
Oceanic crust U: 0.08ppm / Th: 0.32ppm
U: 0ppm / Th: 0ppm
U: 0.012ppm / Th: 0.048ppm
Rudnick et.al. (1995)
continental crust
Th/U ~3.9Radiogenic heat ~16TW
mantle Core
Mantle = Meteorite (BSE model) - Crust
Ionic radius of U/Th are largeCore is very high density
do not exist
U/Th distribution maps in JapanAverage component of upper continental crustGeological map + rock sample (Togashi et al.)
U : 2.32 ppm Th : 8.3 ppmAssume the surface U, Th distribution extends to 5km in depth
Geo-neutrino flux is calculated from global and local U, Th composition
Geo-Neutrino spectrum
[MeV]1.31νeCaK
[MeV]42.7ν4e4He6PbTh
[MeV]51.7ν6e 6 He8PbU
e4040
e4208232
e-4206238
Event Selection (Geo-ν)
Delayed Coincidence: 0.5 < ΔT < 1000μsec ΔR < 100 cm
0.9 < Eprompt < 2.6 MeV
1.8 < Edelayed < 2.6 MeV
Fiducial Volume:
Rprompt < 500 cm
Rdelayed < 500 cm
ρxy > 120 cmSpallation Cuts:
ΔTμ < 2 msec, total volume (for all muons)
ΔTμ < 2 sec, total volume (showering muons)
or ΔTμ < 2 sec, ΔL < 300 cm (Non-showering muons)
Efficiency U-Series : 69.2% , Th-Series : 68.0%
(α, n) Background
Recent paper shows few % lower cross section of 13C (α,n) 16O (Harissopulos et al, nucl-ex/0509014) We could reduce about B.G. uncertainty
αcomes from 210Po decay
(daughter nuclei of 222Rn)
Unfortunately, we inputted 222Rn at the construction
Expected spectrum
Accidental coincidence
BG total
(α,n) reaction
BG + Geo-ν
Reactor ν
Th-chain geo-νU-chain geo-ν
reactor
Rate + Shape analysisC.L. contours for detected U and Th geo-s.
NU+
NT
h
(NUNTh)/(NU+NTh)
Th/U massRatio=3.9
NU+NThPrediction from the BSE model
2 90%CL
4.5 54.2
N U+ N Th :Consistent with prediction of BSE model. We observed 4.5 - 54.2 geo-neutrinos with 90%C.L99% C.L. upper limit : 70.7 events
Th/U Mass ratio=3.9
Geo-ν after purification
749days data • error : 54% 28% (statistical error of reactor neutrino is dominant)• Significance : 99.96% precise measurement
• fiducial volume : R < 5m 5.5m• detection efficiency : 90%
Assume 210Pb : 10-5 level
(α,n) reaction and other radioactive backgrounds are negligible
Signal v.s. heat
Fiorentini et al. (hep-ph/0508048) Re-calculation with new cross secti
on for (α,n) reaction for 13C
99% C.L. upper limit from KamLAND data
Heat (U+Th) [TW]
Sig
nal (
U+
Th)
[T
NU
]
BSE Fully radiogenic
Relationship line from geochemical and geophysical constraints
• Analysis improvement• B.G. reduction• More statistics
We will contribute to geology
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Neutrino Astrophysics
verification of SSM
Neutrino Geophysics Neutrino Physics Neutrino Cosmology
7Be solar neutrino geo-neutrino reactor neutrino supernova relic neutrinoetc.
Next target of KamLAND
neutrino electron elastic scatteringinverse beta decay
7Be ν : neutrino electron elastic scatteringe
Very low level background is required
(We couldn’t use delayed coincidence methods)
KamLAND-II : toward solar 7Be neutrino detection
Total
210Po210Bi85Kr
7Be11C
14C 4 m radius fiducial1.2 m cylindrical cut
Required Improvements : 210Pb : 10-4~10-5
85Kr, 39Ar: ~10-6
LS PurificationDistillation System : Test Bench
• N2 gas purge (N2/LS = 25)
Rn: ~1/10Kr : ~1/100
• Distillation (110 , 37 hPa, 1time)℃
Pb: 10-4 - 10-5
Rn: (3.3 - 8.4) ×10-3
Kr : <10-5
2, 3, … , times distillation (1time : ~ 1 month)
We will achieve required performance
Purification Outline
We will start purification at next year and 7Be neutrino observation!!
The specification of the purification system was already decided. And the tender of the system was started.
After the purification…
• Solar 7Be neutrino observation with few % accuracy
• Solar 8B neutrino observation (<5MeV)
• Solar pep , CNO neutrino (with 11C tagging)
• Geo-neutrino improvements
- no backgrounds from (α,n) reaction of 13C
- accidental coincidence will be reduced
- larger fiducial volume
Summary• Rector neutrino - Rate + Shape analysis excluded no-oscillation at 99.999995% C.L. - Spectrum distortion (L/E) shows oscillatory behavior. - Oscillation parameters are precisely measured:
• Geo-neutrino - It was proven that KamLAND can detect Geo-Neutrino for the first time. - We observed 4.5 - 54.2 geo-neutrinos with 90%C.L.
• KamLAND-II - For the solar 7Be neutrino detection, purification studies have been advanced. - We will start purification at next year.
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2256.05.0
2 40.0tan,eV 109.7
m
LS Purification and Radioactive Impurity
beforeU: ~10-10 g/g, Th: <10-12 g/g, K: 7×10-11 g/g
afterU: 3.5×10-18 g/g, Th: 5.2×10-17 g/g, K: 2.7×10-16 g/g
measurable only by KamLAND itself !
Detector Calibration Radio-Active SourceDeployment
Muon SpallationProducts
Vertex Resolution
(MeV) Ecm/6.20
Energy Resolution
E(MeV)%/ 6.2
Fiducial Volume Error: 4.7%
Detector Activity (Singles Spectrum)
Major Background Sources: LS impurity (210Pb, 85Kr, 39Ar) extrinsic gamma (40K, 208Tl) muon spallation (10C, 11C, 12B, ...)
Normal Trigger Range
Low Energy Region
Event Selection(1)Delayed Coincidence: 0.5 < ΔT < 1000μsec ΔR < 200 cm
1.8 < Edelayed < 2.6 MeV
12C captured γ
Fiducial Volume:
Rprompt < 550 cm
Rdelayed < 550 cm
Prompt Energy Window:
2.6 < Eprompt < 8.5 MeV
μ
3m
9Li
Event Selection(2)
Spallation Cuts: ΔTμ < 2 msec ΔTμ < 2 sec (showering muons) or ΔTμ < 2 sec (showering muons) ΔL < 300 cm (non-showering)
Isotope Halflives Decay Mode6He 806.7ms β -
7Be 53.24day EC8Li 838ms β -
8B 170ms β -
9C 126.5ms β +
10C 19.25sec β +
11Be 13.81sec β -
11C 20.39min β +
9Li/8He 178.3ms/119.0msβ - + n
(α, n) Background
Recent paper shows few % lower cross section of 13C (α,n) 16O (Harissopulos et al, nucl-ex/0509014) We could reduce about B.G. estimation
n + 12C*
12C + γ(4.4MeV)
16O*(6.13) → 16O + γ (6.1MeV)16O*(6.05) → 16O + e+ + e - (6.0MeV)
(α, n) Background
13C (α,n) 16O 13C (α,n) 16O*
14N (α,n) 17F15N (α,n) 18F17O (α,n) 20Ne18O (α,n) 21Ne
α
n
206Pb210Bi 210Po
210Pb
5.013 d
22.3 y
stable138.4 d
n + p → n + p (B.G for Geo neutrino)
n + 12C →
222Rn3.8 d
(5.3 MeV)
Correlation with Reactor Power
constrained to expected BG
4/4.22
at present statistics is not enough to state something
Systematic Errors Summary (Geo-ν)
Systematic %
Cross section 0.2
Livetime 0.06
Fiducial volume 4.91
Trigger efficiency
(U / Th / Reactor) 0.04 / 0.09 / 0.007
Spatial Cut Efficiency 1.0
Timing Cut Efficiency 0.3
Total 5.0
Parameter Efficiency(%)Space correlation 91.32±1.49Time correlation 98.89±0.05Trigger efficiency -Delayed energy 99.98Neutron capture 99.48(I,II),99.48(III)
Total 89.82(I,II),89.83(III)
νdetection efficiency (Reactor)Space correlation Time correlation
ΔR(<2m) cut
Fiducial cut
91.32±1.49%
Capture time of spallation neutron
%05.089.98de1 s1000
s5.0
/
tt
211.2±2.6μs
MC simulationVertex resolution: 30cm/√E(MeV)
99.84%
e
Detection efficiency (Geo-ν)Neutron capture
99.5 %
Trigger U-Series: 99.96 %
Th-Series: 99.90 %
Spatial
Correlation
U-Series: 77.0 %
Th-Series: 75.7 %
Reactor: 77.3%
(α,n): 76.1%
Time correlation
90.4%
Energy of delayed event
99.97%
Spatial Correlation (MC)
MC/Data Comparison
total U-Series: 69.2%Th-Series: 68.0%
Event Selection (Geo-ν)
Delayed Coincidence: 0.5 < ΔT < 1000μsec ΔR < 100 cm
0.9 < Eprompt < 2.6 MeV
1.8 < Edelayed < 2.6 MeV
Fiducial Volume:
Rprompt < 500 cm
Rdelayed < 500 cm
ρxy > 120 cm
Spallation Cuts:
ΔTμ < 2 msec, total volume (for all muons)
ΔTμ < 2 sec, total volume (showering muons)
or ΔTμ < 2 sec, ΔL < 300 cm (Non-showering muons)
Backgrounds (Geo-ν)• Cosmic ray muon Neutron (inner of detector) negligible
Fast neutron (external) < 0.1
Spallation (9Li) 0.30±0.047
• Radioactive contamination
accidental coincidence 2.38±0.0077
spontaneous fission < 0.1
correlated fission negligible
(α, n) reaction 42.4±11.1
(γ, n) reaction negligible
• Reactor neutrino 80.4±7.2
Long lived nuclear (spent fuel rod) 1.9±0.2
total 127.4±13.3
Time variation of reactor neutrino fluxTime variation of reactor neutrino flux
Neutrino flux from distance of ~160kmdecreased.(km)L
160km
190km
Oscillation patterndepend on this variation.
/day/cm2e
Time
1 / 2
L/E Analysis χ2/ndf GOF
24.2/17 11.1%
35.8/17 0.7%
32.2/17 1.8%
spectrum shape testO
bse
rve
d / e
xpec
ted
Mantle or Oceanic crust?
KamLAND
Effect of the high speed region gives ~2% uncertainty of the total neutrino flux
Seismic wave velocity anomaly
Accumulation of cold slab?
Low speed (high temp.)
high speed(low temp.)
Subducting plate
Subducting plate thickness ~50km(oceanic crust ~6km)
Cold slab Oceanic crust : mantle = 1 : 9
Distance and Cumulative Flux
50% of the total flux originates within 500km.For the discussion of deep interior of the earth,we need understanding about surface geological features within ~500km
<500km
50%Crust
Sediment
Mantle
Total
Result of KamLAND and Geochemical model
• KamLAND result is consistent with prediction of BSE model.• Fully-Radiogenic (44TW) is within 99%C.L., but out of 1σ.• 99%C.L. limit is corresponding to 60 TW.
• number of events : 28.0 (corresponding to 57.4 TNU)• 99% C.L. upper limit : 70.7 events (corresponding to 145 TNU)• No sensitivity for U/Th ratio
Spectrum Shape Analysis
k
ThUk
dE
NNEdP 2parametersBG
2shape
),,;(log2
parametersBG
+ 15.6- 14.6
+ 32.0- 30.0
Extrinsic Gammas Screening
7Be ν: ~1μHz 40K: < 3.4μHz 208Tl: < 5.6μHz
Current KamLAND Rate
MC of extrinsic gammas (40K, 208Tl)