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1 Dark Matter Search with XENON Marc Schumann Physik Institut, Universität Zürich Universität Mainz, Seminar, May 2,
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3 Baryonic Matter Dark Matter? Dark Energy???? 3
4 Baryonic Matter 95% of the Universe is dark! Dark Matter? Dark Energy???? 4
5 Bullet Cluster 5
6 Bullet Cluster Baryonic Matter (from X-rays) Dark Matter (Gravitational Lensing) 2 colliding galaxy clusters separation of Dark and Light (baryonic) matter Dark Matter and XENON not modified gravity M. Schumann (U Zürich) 6
7 Cosmic Microwave Background power spectrum of T typical variation at typical distance generated when radiation and matter decouple and photons can propagate freely get information about structures in early universe Cold invisible Dark cold (v < 10-8 c) Matter: collisionless stable from new physics -CDM model fits data remarkably well = / cri t = 1.02(2) H = 71(4) km/s/mpc t0 = 13.7(2) Gyr = 0.73(4) B = 0.044(4) m = 0.27(4) 7
8 The WIMP Miracle In early Universe: WIMPs in thermal equilibrium creation annihilation expanding Universe: freeze out WIMPs fall out of equilibrium, cannot annihilate anymore Thermal Equilibrium Freeze Out non relativistic when decoupling from thermal plasma constant DM relic density relic density depends on A WIMP relic density: O(1) when A~ cm² weak scale 8
9 SUSY and the WIMP SUSY was introduced to solve Standard Model problems (i.e. hierarchy problem, Higgs mass) New fundamental space-time symmetry between fermions and bosons R-parity avoids B/L number violation: lightest supersymmetric particle (LSP) is stable cold DM candidate: WIMP = weakly interacting massive particle top Neutralino: stop 9
10 Outline Motivation: Dark Matter Direct WIMP Search XENON100 The latest Results The Future 10
11 Dark Matter Search Direct Detection Indirect Detection 11
12 Direct WIMP Detection COUPP PICASSO Tracking: DRIFT, DMTPC, MIMAC, NEWAGE Phonons CDMS EDELWEISS CRESST ROSEBUD Charge GERDA MAJORANA CoGeNT Light XENON LUX, ArDM DarkSide MAX, DARWIN DEAP/CLEAN DAMA, KIMS XMASS 12
13 Direct WIMP Search WIMP Elastic Scattering of WIMPs off target nuclei nuclear recoil WIMP v ~ 230 km/s ER ~ O(10 kev) Recoil Energy: Event Rate: N number of target nuclei ρχ/mχ local WIMP density <σ> velocity-averaged scatt. X-section need information on halo and interaction to get rate 13
14 WIMP Interactions Detector Requirements χ - quark (SI, scalar) χ - quark (SD, axial) Result: Tiny Rates R < 0.01 evt/kg/day ER < 100 kev Jungmann et al. '96 Phys.Rep. What do we look for? nuclear recoils, single scatters recoil spectrum falls with E dependence on A, spin? annual flux modulation? WIMP Expectations CMSSM: Trotta et al. CMSSM+LHC: Buchmueller et al. 1 event/kg/yr 1 event/ton/yr 14
15 WIMP Interactions Detector Requirements χ - quark (SI, scalar) χ - quark (SD, axial) Result: Tiny Rates R < 0.01 evt/kg/day ER < 100 kev Jungmann et al. '96 Phys.Rep. What do we look for? nuclear recoils, single scatters recoil spectrum falls with E dependence on A, spin? annual flux modulation? WIMP Expectations CMSSM: Trotta et al. CMSSM+LHC: Buchmueller et al. 1 event/kg/yr How to build a WIMP detector? large total mass, high A low energy threshold ultra low background good background discrimination 1 event/ton/yr 15
16 Why WIMP Search with Xenon? efficient, fast scintillator (178nm) high mass number A~131: SI: high WIMP low threshold high Z=54, high ~3 kg/l: self shielding, compact detector no long lived Xe isotopes, A² Kr-85 can be removed to ppt "easy" 100 C scalability to larger detectors in 2-phase TPC: good background discrimination form factor 16
17 Dual Phase TPC 17
18 Dual Phase TPC 18
19 Amplitude Dual Phase TPC Time 19
20 Amplitude Dual Phase TPC Time 20
21 Amplitude Dual Phase TPC S1 Time 21
22 E 16 kv Amplitude Dual Phase TPC S1 Time 22
23 Dual Phase TPC Amplitude +4.5 kv 16 kv S1 Time 23
24 Dual Phase TPC Amplitude +4.5 kv 16 kv S1 S2 Time 24
25 Dual Phase TPC NR PRL 107, (2011) ER Astropart. Phys. 35, 573 (2012) ER 151 µs NR Figures from XENON100 25
26 The XENON program XENON: A phased WIMP search program : XENON1T : XENON : XENON10 XENON R&D Columbia Rice UCLA MPIK XENON NIKHEF M.Bologna Schumann (U Zürich) U Zürich Coimbra Purdue LNGS Subatech Mainz Münster SJTU WIS26
27 XENON Collaboration XENON Collaboration Meeting, LNGS, April
28 XENON100 Astropart. Phys. 35, 573 (2012) Goal (compared to XENON10): increase target 10 reduce gamma background 100 material selection & screening detector design Quick Facts: 161 kg LXe TPC (mass: 10 Xe10 ) 62 kg in target volume active LXe veto ( 4 cm) 242 PMTs passive shield (Pb, Poly, Cu, H2O, N2 purge) 28
29 XENON100 Astropart. Phys. 35, 573 (2012) Goal (compared to XENON10): increase target 10 reduce gamma background 100 material selection & screening detector design Quick Facts: 161 kg LXe TPC (mass: 10 Xe10 ) 62 kg in target volume active LXe veto ( 4 cm) 242 PMTs (Hamamatsu R8520) passive shield (Pb, Poly, Cu, H2O, N2 purge) 29
30 XENON100 Astropart. Phys. 35, 573 (2012) Goal (compared to XENON10): increase target 10 reduce gamma background 100 material selection & screening detector design Quick Facts: 161 kg LXe TPC (mass: 10 Xe10 ) 62 kg in target volume active LXe veto ( 4 cm) 242 PMTs XENON10 passive shield (Pb, Poly, Cu, H2O, N2 purge) 30
31 Backgrounds Experimental Sensitivity (mt)-1 (mt)-1/2 Background Sources environment: U, Th chains, K 238 U 234 Th 234m Pa 234 U 230 Th 226 Ra 222 Rn 218 Po α 232 β β α α α Muon Flux [m-2 y-1 ] without background: with background: α Th 228 Ra 228m Ac 228 Th 224 Ra 220 Rn 216 Po α β β α α α and Decays (electronic recoil) intrinsic bg most dangerous (Kr85, Ar39, Rn) neutrons from (,n) and sf in rocks and detector parts neutrons from cosmic ray muons alphas irrelevant for noble liquids Depth [mwe] Electronic Recoils Nuclear Recoils (gamma, beta) (neutron, WIMPs) 31
32 Laboratori Nazionali del Gran Sasso (LNGS) LNGS: 1.4km rock (3700 mwe)
33 Laboratori Nazionali del Gran Sasso (LNGS) LNGS: 1.4km rock (3700 mwe)
34 A Avoid Backgrounds Shielding deep underground location large shield (Pb, water, poly) active veto (µ, coincidence) self Shielding fiducialization Astropart. Phys. 35, 573 (2012) Background Suppression Use of radiopure materials 34
35 The U and Th Chains noble gas, present in air 35
36 Gamma Ray Screening LNGS Gator 2.2kg high purity Ge detector operated by LNGS JINST 6, P08010 (2011) in shield Rn purge 36
37 Gamma Ray Screening JINST 6, P08010 (2011) Stainless Steel Screening results: Astro. Part. Phys. 35, 43 (2011) use results for Monte Carlo Simulations 37
38 ICP-MS Inductively Coupled Plasma Mass Spectrometry Produce ions in an inductively coupled plasma Separate and detect ions in a mass spectrometer Sensitivity down to 0.1 mbq/kg for U and Th and 1 mbq/kg for K XENON100's ICP-MS measurements were done at the Chemistry Lab at LNGS 38
39 Neutron Activation Analysis TRIGA Mainz 3 XENON Samples (2x Ti, PTFE) Mainz in Dec 2011 Analysis by C. Stieghorst (Mainz) PTFE Maagtechnic µbq/kg Detector Pcs Mass [kg] Time 238U Gator ICP MS NAA Mainz ~ d few h few h <3000 <60 50±10 < Ra 228Ra 228Th <160 < ±60 < U 40K 60Co <130 <750 <30 590±10 137Cs <70 39
40 XENON100 Background No MC tuning! Values from screening only. Measured Background in good agreement with MC prediction. At low energies: Lowest background ever achieved in a Dark Matter Experiment! PRD 83, (2011) 30 kg fiducial mass active LXe veto not used for this plot exploit anti-correlation between light and charge for better ER-energy scale Xenon kevee-scale not precisely known below 9 kevee 40
41 Low Energy Response to ER Compton Scatter Measurement in Zürich indicates that LXe sees electronic recoil interactions around ~2.3 kev (at zero-field) presented at TAUP2011 (A. Manalaysay, UZH) 41
42 A Avoid Backgrounds Shielding deep underground location large shield (Pb, water, poly) active veto (µ, coincidence) self Shielding fiducialization Astropart. Phys. 35, 573 (2012) Background Suppression Use of radiopure materials B Use knowledge about expected WIMP signal WIMPs interact with target nuclei nuclear recoils exploit different de/dx from signal and background ER NR Charge/Light Ratio PRL 107, (2011) WIMPs interact only once single scatter selection require some position resolution 42
43 Outline Motivation: Dark Matter Direct WIMP Search XENON100 The latest Results The Future 43
44 The new XENON100 Data data taken in first half of life days data blinded in ROI analysis and results in: PRL 107, (2011) Science data run_08 blinded region Science data run_07 calibration 44
45 Find a needle in a haystack! 45
46 Data Analysis Basic Data Quality Cuts Energy Cuts - reject non useable waveforms (muons, micro-discharges, ) - hot spot cuts - S1 noise cut - low E region (S1) - S2 software threshold - require 2x S1 coincidence (against PMT dark current, noise) energy region NR calibration S2 > threshold 46
47 Data Analysis Basic Data Quality Cuts Energy Cuts - reject non useable waveforms (muons, micro-discharges, ) - hot spot cuts - S1 noise cut - low E region (S1) - S2 software threshold - require 2x S1 coincidence (against PMT dark current, noise) Single Scatter Selection (WIMPs interact only once!) - only one S2 peak - only one S1 peak - active veto cut 47
48 Data Analysis Basic Data Quality Cuts Energy Cuts - reject non useable waveforms (muons, micro-discharges, ) - hot spot cuts - S1 noise cut - low E region (S1) - S2 software threshold - require 2x S1 coincidence (against PMT dark current, noise) gate grid Single Scatter single scatter Selectioninteraction (WIMPs interact only once!) anomalous event pattern - only one S2 peak - only one S1 peakcathode - active veto cut Consistency Cuts - S2 width cut (drift time ok? gas events) - position reconstruction - anomalous event rejection 48
49 Data Analysis Basic Data Quality Cuts Energy Cuts - reject non useable waveforms (muons, micro-discharges, ) - hot spot cuts - S1 noise cut - low E region (S1) - S2 software threshold - require 2x S1 coincidence (against PMT dark current, noise) Fiducial volume cut NR/ER discrimination (strict only for classical analysis) Single Scatter Selection Consistency Cuts (WIMPs interact only once!) - only one S2 peak - only one S1 peak - active veto cut - S2 width cut (drift time ok? gas events) - position reconstruction - anomalous event rejection 49
50 Background Prediction Expected Background for 48 kg fiducial mass live days 99.75% ER rejection Gaussian Leakage: 1.14 ± 0.48 Anomalous Leakage: 0.56 ± 0.25 Neutron Background: 0.11 ± ± 0.6 events ER rejection 3 NR acceptance prediction based on data and MC prediction verified on high E sideband 50
51 Result Expected Background in 48 kg fiducial mass live days 99.75% ER rejection Gaussian Leakage: 1.14 ± 0.48 Anomalous Leakage: 0.56± 0.25 Neutron Background: 0.11 ± ± 0.6 events Observe 3 events likelihood for 3 or more events is 28% Profile Likelihood analysis does not yield significant signal calculate limit 51
52 (spin-independent) WIMP Limit PRL 107, (2011) SIMPLE (2011) CRESST (2011) Limit derived with Profile Likelihood method PRD 84, (2011) CRESST (2007, reanalysis) Detector is operational with lower background level and lowered trigger threshold XENON100 sets the most sensitive limit over a large WIMP mass range Challenges the CoGeNT, DAMA, CRESST-II signals as being due to light mass WIMPs 52
53 XENON100: Sensitivity WIMP Expectations CMSSM: Trotta et al. CMSSM+LHC: Buchmueller et al. XENON100 1 event/kg/yr XENON100 goal XENON1T How do we get there? Spin-independent WIMP-nucleon interaction 1 event/ton/yr 53
54 The next step: XENON1T 2.6t LXe ("1m³ detector") 1t fiducial mass 100x lower background (10 cm self shielding, low radioactivity components) Timeline: start construction in m 1.9m 0.95m Low Radioactivity Photon Detectors (3, Total ~250) 1.3m Ti Cryostat (or low rad. stainless steel) 54
55 LNGS LNGS (Hall B) XENON1T ICARUS WARP 4.8 m water shield acting as active muon veto Proposal and TDR submitted to LNGS Approved by INFN end of April
56 The Future: DARWIN preliminary Xenon XENON Argon WARP DarkSide ArDM DARWIN Dark Matter WIMP Search with Noble Liquids R&D and Design Study for a next generation noble liquid facility in Europe. Approved by ASPERA in late 2009 Coordinate existing European activities in LXe and LAr towards a multi-ton dark matter facility using one or both targets Physics goal: < cm² 56
57 Summary Dark Matter: One of the big unsolved puzzles XENON kg dual-phase LXe TPC extremely low background latest results from 100d data: PRL 107, (2011) Two new projects upcoming: XENON1T 1 ton LXe target mass DARWIN multiton LXe/LAr detector marc.schumann@physik.uzh.ch 57
58 Backup 58
59 Nuclear Recoil Energy Scale WIMPs interact with Xe nucleus nuclear recoil (nr) scintillation ( and 's produce electronic recoils) absolute measurement of nr scintillation yield is difficult measure relative to 57 Co (122keV) relative scintillation efficiency Leff: average over all direct measurements measurement principle: d iel sh n LXe New measurement in preparation in Zürich n D et most recent measurements: Plante et al., PRC 84, (2011) Manzur et al., PRC 81, (2010) for discussion of possible systematic errors see A. Manalaysay, arxiv:
60 Profile Likelihood Method PRD 84, (2011) run_08 (100.9d) background + WIMP signal (100 GeV/c² at cm², 13 events) observed Signal expected background run_07 (11.2d) Discrimination Parameter need good understanding of background ( background model ) but this is required by any low background experiment (regardless of the type of analysis) PL result 60
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