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KM3NeT
IDM/TeVPA conference2328 June 2014, Amsterdam, the Netherlands
Maarten de Jong on behalf of the KM3NeT collaboration
The next generation neutrino telescope in the Mediterranean
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Introduction
• Discovery and subsequent observation of high-energy neutrino sources in Universe– field of view includes central region of our Galaxy– synergy with Earth & Sea sciences
• KM3NeT is a new Research Infrastructure– network of cabled observatories– located in deep waters of Mediterranean Sea– hosting multi-km3 neutrino telescope
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Astro-Particle Physics
p
n
g
p + p p+, p‒, p0
p± m±,nm ,ne
p0 g g
e + g e + g Electro-Magnetic
Hadronic
?
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Detection principle
muon
wave front1 2 3 4 5
~ km
~ 100 mneutrino
interaction
time resolution 1 nsposition resolution 10 cm angular resolution 0.1 deg
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KM3NeT
Architecture
neutrino telescope
shore station
remote accessto data
remoteoperationon off
computercenter
0.1
1 Tb/
s
10100 Mb/s
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Design~
600 m
Optical module
Launcher vehicle
‒ 31 x 3” PMTs‒ low-power HV‒ LED & piezo inside‒ FPGA readout‒ White Rabbit‒ DWDM
‒ rapid deployment‒ autonomous unfurling‒ recoverable
17”
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Multiplicity
Rate
[Hz]
PMT orientation [deg.]
atmospheric muons K40 random coincidences+ data
photon counting directionality
1st prototype¶
atmospheric muons+ data (M ≥ 7)
shadowing
Rate
[a.u
.]0
10
20
30
40
50
¶ http://arxiv.org/abs/1405.0839
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2nd prototypeRa
te [H
z]
Multiplicity
May 2014, KM3NeT-Itonline monitoring
Atmosphericmuons
num
ber o
f eve
nts
Dt [ms]
Time difference betweenoptical modules
Atmosphericmuons
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Phase Total costs¶
[M€]Primary deliverable Status
1 31 Proof of feasibility of network of distributed neutrino telescope
Funded
1.5 80–90 Measurement of neutrino signal reported by IceCube
Letter of Intent
2 220–250 Neutrino astronomy ESFRI road map
Phased implementation
¶ Total costs ≡ Total cumulative costs.
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Cascade analysis 1.0 cut & count
1. Online data filter– 5 (or more) coincidences between PMTs in same optical module
(DT = 10 ns)
2. Event filter– number of hits ≥ 2000
3. Vertex cut– veto atmospheric muons
4. Energy cut– total time-over-threshold ≥ 15 ms
5. MRF/MDP cut– 2D cut based on Boosted Decision Tree & energy estimate
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3.) Atmospheric muon veto
cosmic neutrinos atmospheric muons
R2 [103 m2] R2 [103 m2]
z [m
]
vertex cutdetector volume
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5.) Signal / Noise
BDT (topology of event)
S e
vent
s / 6
mon
ths
atmospheric muonsatmospheric neutrinos (tracks)atmospheric neutrinos (showers)cosmic neutrinos (tracks)cosmic neutrinos (showers)
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Sensitivity¶
¶ Standard footprint; 30% better FOM with 30% larger inter-string distance.
years
sign
ifica
nce
[s]
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
1
2
3
4
0
5
6
7
muon tracks
cascades
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Galactic sourcesRXJ1713¶
Vela X§
years
sign
ifica
nce
[s]
RXJ1713-3946
Vela X
¶ S.R. Kelner, et al., Phys. Rev. D 74 (2006) 034018. § F.L. Villante and F. Vissani, Phys. Rev. D 78 (2008) 103007.
(binned analysis)
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suddenEddy currents
Temperature
France
observatoryfood supply
Bioluminescence
short lived (rare) eventsdominate deep-sea life
permanent observatory
time profile
Earth & Sea sciences
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Addendum
ORCA is a feasibility study for a measurement of the mass hierarchy of neutrinos
with the KM3NeT research infrastructure
– ORCA (and other detectors) can use same technology but with different topologies of the photo-sensor grid
– ORCA (and other detectors) can be embedded in the KM3NeT research infrastructure at (relatively) low cost