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Life on the Nu Frontier

Neutrinos - known and unknown Neutrino experiments Long and short baseline experiments Chooz/Double Chooz MINOS T2K Noνa Daya Bay Future frontiers The Next Big Measurement

Laura KormosLancaster UniversityBirmingham 2010

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Laura Kormos

Lancaster UniversityBirmingham 20102

Neutrinos - known and unknown Neutrino experiments Long and short baseline experiments Chooz/Double Chooz MINOS T2K Noνa Daya Bay/Reno Future frontiers The Next Big Measurement

e

=U e1 U e2 U e3

U 1 U 2 U 3

U 1 U 2 U 3 1

2

3

mass eigenstates

weak eigenstates

cij= cosθij, sij= sinθij

U=1 0 00 c23 s23

0 −s23 c23 c13 0 s13e

−i

0 1 0−s13e

−i 0 c13 c12 s12 0−s12 c12 0

0 0 1

Neutrino mixing can be described by a set of linear equations matrix.

Parameters describing favour change

and matter/antimatter asymmetry.

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Laura Kormos

Lancaster UniversityBirmingham 20103

e

=U e1 U e2 U e3

U 1 U 2 U 3

U 1 U 2 U 3 1

2

3

mass eigenstates

weak eigenstates

cij= cosθij, sij= sinθij

U=1 0 00 c23 s23

0 −s23 c23 c13 0 s13e

−i

0 1 0−s13e

−i 0 c13 c12 s12 0−s12 c12 0

0 0 1 atmospheric

solar

For some combinations of L, E, Δm

ij2, mixing

between 2 states dominates other mixings.

Neutrino mixing can be described by a set of linear equations matrix.

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Laura Kormos

Lancaster UniversityBirmingham 20103

e

=U e1 U e2 U e3

U 1 U 2 U 3

U 1 U 2 U 3 1

2

3

mass eigenstates

weak eigenstates

cij= cosθij, sij= sinθij

U=1 0 00 c23 s23

0 −s23 c23 c13 0 s13e

−i

0 1 0−s13e

−i 0 c13 c12 s12 0−s12 c12 0

0 0 1 atmospheric

solar

For some combinations of L, E, Δm

ij2, mixing

between 2 states dominates other mixings.

1st Beyond SMphysics!

Neutrino mixing can be described by a set of linear equations matrix.

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e

~0.8 0.5 s13e

−i

0.4 0.6 0.70.4 0.6 0.7 1

2

3

We know:

● ν's have mass.● ν's change favour.● Flavour change is consistent with oscillation.● θ12 ~ 35o.● θ23 ~ 37-53o.● θ13 < 12

o.● Δm2

23, Δm212.

We don't know:

(1) Value of θ13.(2) Sign of the mass ordering.(3) Deviation of θ23 from maximal.(4) Value of δ.(5) Number of ν types.(6) Majorana or Dirac?(7) Absolute ν masses.

Laura KormosLancaster UniversityBirmingham 2010

Neutrinos - known and unknown

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e

~0.8 0.5 s13e

−i

0.4 0.6 0.70.4 0.6 0.7 1

2

3

We know:

● ν's have mass.● ν's change favour.● Flavour change is consistent with oscillation.● θ12 ~ 35o.● θ23 ~ 37-53o.● θ13 < 12

o.● Δm2

23, Δm212.

We don't know:

(1) Value of θ13.(2) Sign of the mass ordering.(3) Deviation of θ23 from maximal.(4) Value of δ.(5) Number of ν types.(6) Majorana or Dirac?(7) Absolute ν masses.

Laura KormosLancaster UniversityBirmingham 2010

Measure me!

Neutrinos - known and unknown

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e

~0.8 0.5 s13e

−i

0.4 0.6 0.70.4 0.6 0.7 1

2

3

We know:

● ν's have mass.● ν's change favour.● Flavour change is consistent with oscillation.● θ12 ~ 35o.● θ23 ~ 37-53o.● θ13 < 12

o.● Δm2

23, Δm212.

We don't know:

(1) Value of θ13.(2) Sign of the mass ordering.(3) Deviation of θ23 from maximal.(4) Value of δ.(5) Number of ν types. (6) Majorana or Dirac?(7) Absolute ν masses.

Laura KormosLancaster UniversityBirmingham 2010

Measure me!

Long-andshort-baselineexpts

MiniBooNE0νββexpts

Tritiumdecayexpts

Neutrinos - known and unknown

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Laura Kormos

Lancaster UniversityBirmingham 20105

ν are produced by: ● the sun,● cosmic rays in the atmosphere,● or we make them ourselves in

● reactors,● dedicated beams.

A muon in Super Kamiokande

Neutrinos - known and unknown Neutrino experiments Long and short baseline experiments Chooz/Double Chooz MINOS T2K Noνa Daya Bay Future frontiers The Next Big Measurement

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Lancaster UniversityBirmingham 20106

Solar/Atmospheric

θ12/θ23

SNO (ended 2006)Borexino

Super Kamiokande

Short-baseline/reactor

θ12,θ23,θ13

Chooz (ended 1998)KamLAND

DoubleChoozDaya Bay

Reno

Long-baseline/accelerator

θ23,θ13, MSW effects, δ

K2K (ended 2005)MINOS

MiniBooNEIcarus and Opera

T2KNoνa

Not an exhaustive list!

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Lancaster UniversityBirmingham 20107

Long-baseline/accelerator

θ23,θ13, MSW effects, δ

K2K (ended 2005)MINOS

MiniBooNEIcarus and Opera

T2KNoνa

Neutrinos - known and unknown Neutrino experiments Long and short baseline experiments Chooz/Double Chooz MINOS T2K Noνa Daya Bay Future frontiers The Next Big Measurement

Short-baseline/reactor

θ12,θ23,θ13

Chooz (ended 1998)KamLAND

DoubleChoozDaya Bay

Reno

Chooz site, France

MINOS ν target

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Laura Kormos

Lancaster UniversityBirmingham 20107

Long-baseline/accelerator

θ23,θ13, MSW effects, δ

K2K (ended 2005)MINOS

MiniBooNEIcarus and Opera

T2KNoνa

Neutrinos - known and unknown Neutrino experiments Long and short baseline experiments Chooz/Double Chooz MINOS T2K Noνa Daya Bay Future frontiers The Next Big Measurement

Short-baseline/reactor

θ12,θ23,θ13

Chooz (ended 1998)KamLAND

DoubleChoozDaya Bay

Reno

Chooz site, France

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Chooz: Reactor anti-νe

Looking for anti-νe disappearance.●Detected via νe+p→e++n●Baseline: 1.0 and 1.1 km●Target: 5 ton 0.09% Gd in LS●Data: Apr '97 - Jul '98

No evidence of disappearance butbest limit to date on θ13.

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Lancaster UniversityBirmingham 20109

Chooz: sin22θ13< 0.10 (θ < 9.2o)Double Chooz

Double Chooz●2 identical detectors●Near: 400m; Far: 1.05 kmExpected limits: Phase 1 2010FD 1.5 yrs sin22θ13< 0.08.Phase 2 2012ND+FD, 3 yrs sin22θ13< 0.03.

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Lancaster UniversityBirmingham 20109

DoubleChooz: sin22θ13< 0.03Double Chooz

Double Chooz●2 identical detectors●Near: 400m; Far: 1.05 kmExpected limits: Phase 1 2010 FD 1.5 yrs sin22θ13< 0.08.Phase 2 2012 ND+FD, 3 yrs sin22θ13< 0.03.

Predictedsensitivity

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Lancaster UniversityBirmingham 201010

MINOS: Accelerator νμ.Looking for νe appearance,νμ disappearance, sterile νDetect νe + Fe → e + X (CC)●NuMI beam from FNAL●Baseline: 735 km●Far detector in Soudan Mine●Near detector at 1 km.

MINOS

Neutrinos - known and unknown Neutrino experiments Long and short baseline experiments Chooz/Double Chooz MINOS T2K Noνa Daya Bay Future frontiers The Next Big Measurement

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MINOS detectorsSteel/scintillator sampling calorimeters, magnetised ~1.3TNear Detector: 1km downstream of target, ~1kT total mass, shaped as squashed octagon4.8x3.8x15m3, partially instrumented (282 steel, 153 scintillator planes)Far Detector: 735km downstream of target, 5.4kT with 2 supermodules shaped as octagonal prism 8x8x30m3, 486 steel, 484 scintillator planes)

NEAR DETECTOR

FAR DETECTOR

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Z-decay width → 3 active ν favours.

Sterile ν do not interactvia weak force.

Sterile ν → defcit ofNC events in MINOS.

f = fraction ofdisappearing νμ thatcould convert to νs.

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MINOS search for active neutrino disappearance

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April 9th! New νe result with 2x statistics.

2010νμ, , νμ , sterile ν.

Just fnished νμ run with 1.8 x 1020 POT.Switching back to νμ.

Plan to run until Oct 2011

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MINOS upcoming! Done: 1.5σ excess reduced to 0.7σ with new data.

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Neutrino Beam: J-PARC

Laura KormosLancaster UniversityBirmingham 201016

SUPERBEAM

T2K: Accelerator νμ.Looking for νe appearance,νμ disappearance, δ 2 near detectors at 280 m

INGRID (on-axis)ND280 (off-axis)

Far detector at 295 kmSuperKamiokande

Neutrinos - known and unknown Neutrino experiments Long and short baseline experiments Chooz/Double Chooz MINOS T2K Noνa Daya Bay Future frontiers The Next Big Measurement

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m2=3x10-3

Off axis-beam narrow band, just the we want.

UA1 magnet (recycled) 0.2T field

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Detect νμ + O,C → μ + X (CC)

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m2=3x10-3

Off axis-beam narrow band, just the we want.

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SK: 50,000 tonswater-Cherenkovcylindrical detectorin the Kamioka mountains.

Sharp edgeμ

2 e-likeringsπ0

Fuzzy edgee

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First ND280 Neutrino Event19th Dec 2009 07:40

P0DP0D TPC1(not there yet)

TPC3(not yet

fully read out)

FGD1 DS ECal

TPC2

FGD2

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First ND280 Neutrino Event19th Dec 2009 07:40

P0DP0D TPC1Now working!

TPC3Now working!

FGD1 DS ECal

TPC2

FGD2

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FirstT2K

EventatSK

24th Feb201006:00

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N( x)/ N (

)

disappearance

e appearance

sin2223

Δm232 E� (MeV) ‏

Predicted sensitivity to θ13 (eappearance) andθ23 ( disappearance) after5 years (750 kW)of beam (end 2014).

21 N( x)/ N (

)

Chooz90%

sin22θ12=0.87sin22θ23=1.0Δm2

12=7.6x10-5ev2

δCP=0

sin22θ13

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Current status: taking ν data until summer shutdown (Jul-Sep). beam group working to improve intensity/stability. everyone working to develop/refne analyses. just fnished initial detector calibrations.

candidate ν event-magnet on.-all inner detectors operating.

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Noνa: Accelerator νμ.Looking for νe appearance,νμ disappearance, δ, masshierarchy.Detect νμ + N → μ + N' (CC)●NuMI beam from FNAL●Baseline: 810 km

● off-axis 0.8o , 2 GeV

Noνa

Neutrinos - known and unknown Neutrino experiments Long and short baseline experiments Chooz/Double Chooz MINOS T2K Noνa Daya Bay Future frontiers The Next Big Measurement

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Noνa: Accelerator νμ.Looking for νe appearance,νμ disappearance, δ, masshierarchy.Detect νμ + N → μ + N' (CC)●NuMI beam from FNAL●Baseline: 810 km

● off-axis 0.8o , 2 GeV●Far detector 15 kT

● Ash River MN●Identical Near detector

● 215 T at 1 km.●3 years νμ,3 years anti-νμ.

ND taking data on surface spring 2010. Move UG autumn 2011.FD construction 2011-2013. Modular → data after 1st few kT.Sensitivity ~ T2K, reactor experiments.

Noνa

2124

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Daya Bay - Reactor anti- νe search for θ13.

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● 70 km NE of Hong Kong airport.

● Detectors underground in the hills.

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Daya Bay - Reactor anti- νe search for θ13.

● 2 power plants, 2 ND, 1 FD. ● 8 moveable, identical, interchangeable 20 T, anti-nu detector (AD) modules.● Each ND has 2 modules.● FD has 4 modules.● Expect 1% sensitivity.● Peak Eν = 4 MeV.● νe + p → n + e+

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Daya Bay - Reactor anti- νe search for θ13.

363 m

500 m

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Baselines in meters

Expected number of IBD events,hall depth, expected muon and background rates.

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● Civil construction started 2007.● First pair of ADs to Daya Bay 2009.● Data 2010.● 3 years to reach sensitivity goal.

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● Civil construction started 2007.● First pair of ADs to Daya Bay 2009.● Data 2010.● 3 years to reach sensitivity goal.

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3 years 90% CL.Green band is 90%Confdence regionon Δm2

13 .

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Neutrinos - known and unknown Neutrino experiments Long and short baseline experiments Chooz/Double Chooz MINOS T2K Noνa Daya Bay Future frontiers The Next Big Measurement

What does the future hold? Many new experiments coming online

now or in the next 5 years. Possible upgrades (depending on what

we fnd)T2HK, T2HKK, DUSELβ-beams, ν-factoriesAll-purpose neutrino/DM/0νββ sites.

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Neutrinos - known and unknown Neutrino experiments Long and short baseline experiments Chooz/Double Chooz MINOS T2K Noνa Daya Bay Future frontiers The Next Big Measurement

θ13

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Neutrinos - known and unknown Neutrino experiments Long and short baseline experiments Chooz/Double Chooz MINOS T2K Noνa Daya Bay Future frontiers The Next Big Measurement

θ13 constrains existing models(GUT, tribimaximal mixing, favour models).

If large enough, we next measure δ.(It could be why we're all here....)