MAGIC-II Abelardo Moralejo, INFN Padova on behalf of the MAGIC collaboration
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The MAGIC collaboration
Collaboration: > 100 physicists, 18 institutes, 11Collaboration: > 100 physicists, 18 institutes, 11
countries:countries:Barcelona IFAE, Barcelona UAB, HU Berlin, CrimeanBarcelona IFAE, Barcelona UAB, HU Berlin, Crimean
Observatory, U.C. Davis, U. Dortmund, U. Lodz, UCM Madrid,Observatory, U.C. Davis, U. Dortmund, U. Lodz, UCM Madrid,
INR Moscow, MPI MINR Moscow, MPI Müünchen, INFN/ U. Padua, INFN/ U.nchen, INFN/ U. Padua, INFN/ U.
Siena, U. Sofia, Tuorla Observatory, Yerevan Phys. Institute,Siena, U. Sofia, Tuorla Observatory, Yerevan Phys. Institute,
INFN/ U. Udine, U. WINFN/ U. Udine, U. Wüürzburg, ETH Zrzburg, ETH Züürichrich
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MAGIC I status
Commissioning ended Aug 2004, first physics results
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Ongoing upgrade of MAGIC I DAQGoal: 2 GSample / s signal sampling (better timing, less NSBnoise). Prototype already tested, system currently in production
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MAGIC-IMAGIC-I MAGIC-IIMAGIC-II
MAGIC II fi second 17 m ∅ telescope
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Design parameters of MAGIC-II
• Second telescope is basically an “improved clone”• Clone:
–Carbon fiber structure and drive system–Control system (central control, camera control)–Optical transmission of analog signals
• (possible) Improvements:–Higher QE camera (better PMTs / HPDs)–Faster, higher resolution FADCs (0.3 ’ 2.5 Gsamples/s)–Improved active mirror control (IR lasers)–1 m2 mirror elements (simpler mechanics)
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Signal sampling: DRS chip
• “Domino Ring Sampler” developed by Stefan Ritt(Paul Scherrer institute) for the m Æ g experiment
• 2.5 GSamples / s (less integrated NSB noise, bettertiming), ≥ 10 bit effective resolution
• DAQ for MAGIC-II in development (Univ. Siena,Padova), prototype already tested on MAGIC-I
Less NSB noise integrated, better timing
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Design of MAGIC-II cameraHigher QE classical PMTs 817 or 919 inner pixels?
>40% peak QE reachablewith PMT “milky coating”
36 %
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HPD camera: mid - term solution
GaAsP photocathode
R9792U-40 18mm GaAsP HPD by HamamatsuOngoing tests and developments @ MPI Munich
Open issues: lifetime,gain(T) dependence…
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Long-term option? SiPM for TESLAby Dolgoshein et al. MEPhI, development @ MPI Munich
1 mm
1 mm
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MC simulation (45% peak QE assumed)
Stronger backgroundsuppression thanksnot only to angularresolution:
• Better image shapeparameters (multiplesampling of light pool)
• Estimate of impactparameter
Eg peak ≈ 40 GeV
Eg peak ≈ 40 GeV
dNg/dE µ E-2.6, q = 20º
single
stereo
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Discrimination of Hadrons
Many image parameters can be combined in a single“hadronness” through the Random Forest method (Breiman& Cutler). Here: q2 and Alpha included in RF
single stereo
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Discrimination of Hadrons
Cut: hadronness < X; Q = eg eh is a measure of thebackground suppression power (e ≡ efficiencies)
single
stereo
Qmax ~ 6.4
Qmax ~ 3.7
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MC simulation (45% peak QE assumed)
Eg peak ≈ 180 GeVsingle
Eg peak ≈ 180 GeVstereo
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Location of second telescope
Chosen locationallows for 2 moretelescopes
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prelim
inary
Energy resolution (RF estimation)SI
NG
LEST
EREO
4 bins of reconstructed energy; point source location known
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Physics goals
Cold DarkCold DarkMatterMatter
Quantum GravityQuantum Gravityeffectseffects
SNRsSNRs
PulsarsPulsarsGRBsGRBs
AGNsAGNs
cosmologicalcosmologicalgg-Ray Horizon-Ray Horizon
Same as for MAGIC I,but easier to achieve