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Study of solar neutrino energy spectrum above 4.5 MeV in Super Kamiokande I 16, Feb. 2004 in ICEPP symposium Niigata Univ. C.Mitsuda for Super Kamiokande collaboration 1, Solar Neutrino Oscillation 2, Super Kamiokande detector 3, Data set for 4.5 MeV analysis 4, Results and Energy spectrum above 4.5MeV 5, Conclusions and Future prospect 6, Most current SK result

1, Solar Neutrino Oscillation Solar Neutrino 4 4 p He 2 e e Standard Solar Model(SSM) Solar Neutrino Expriments Target Homestake Cl (1968, USA) Kamiokande Water (1987, Japan) GALLEX,GNO Ga (1991, Italy,Germany) SAGE Ga (1990, Russia) Super K Water (1996, Japan) SNO D2O (1999, Canada)

Solar Neutrino Problem : Data/SSM Observed solar neutrino flux/expected flux from solar < 1.0 Homestake GALLEX,SAGE SNO SNO SK CC http://www.sns.ias.edu/~jnb NC

The evidence of solar neutrino oscillation Flux( neutrino another flavor) = Flux(SK,ES) Flux(SNO,CC) = 0.73±0.17 10 6 cm 2 s 1

Oscillation parameters based on flux from Ga,Cl,SK,SNO(CC) Oscillation solution 1, Vacuum solution 2, MSW effects (3 solutions) (Sun,Earth Matter effect) Large Mixing(LMA) Small Mixing(SMA) LOW Quasi Vacuum Oscillation Just so (Vacuum Oscillation)

2,Super Kamiokande detector F.V 22.5kton Photo coverage 40% 41.4m 1000m (2700m w.e) 39.3m Outer Detector Inner Detector 11146 of 20 inch PMTs 1867 of 8 inch PMTs

The overview of SK detector

Typical low energy event x e x e 10 MeV ~ about 60 hits 1,Timing information ~vertex position OD 2,Ring pattern ~ direction information ID 3,Number of hit PMTs ~ energy information

Results from Super Kamiokande I 1996/5/31 ~2001/7/15 1496 days (D: 733,N:763 days) Best fit Fiducial volume 22.5 kton Energy region 5.0~20.0 MeV 22385±226 events Exp. 48173 events No flat B.G Flux 2.35±0.02(sta.)±0.08(sys.) 6 2 1 1.0 10 cm s Data/SSM 0.465±0.005(sta.)±0.016(sys.) SSM:BP2000 Spectrum Ortiz et al. 6 5.05 10 cm 2 1 s

Flux(SSM) independent analysis 1,For SMA,LOW,Vacuum Energy Spectrum distortion 2,For LMA Day/Night flux difference 3,For Vacuum Seasonal variation

Energy spectrum analysis Is there distortion? 2 for flat 17.4/19 1 d.o.f 50% C.L Energy corrlated error with spectrum Error : stat.² + syst.²

Physical Motivation for 4.5 MeV Analysis threshold of low energy is 5.0 MeV in SK I. This energy threshold is limited by Rn background,external gamma rays and mis fitting events. We want to look energy spectrum of lower energy bin to inspect the energy distortion widely. 1, Can we see energy spectrum distortion by matter effect in low energy region? 2, How much does 4.5 MeV energy bin have constrain for solar neutrino oscillation analysis? 3, How much power does SK detector have for energy spectrum analysis?

SK I data overview Solar direction distribution events/day/kton events/day/kton 4.5 5.0 MeV Some signals (but 4.8 5.0 effect) 5.0 5.5 MeV B.G SN=0.08 SN = MC/Data(cossun>0.8) 5.5 6.0 MeV 5.0 5.5 MeV SN = 0.30 5.5 6.0 MeV cossun cossun

The main source of the Background in low energy The main source of the background is Radon... In the mine, there is no another candidate. 1, Rn from the mine air dissolves into water 2, Rn from Ra in the mine water 3, Rn emanated from material used in SK tank 214 214 Bi Po e Q=3.26 MeV 208 Tl 208 Pb e Q=5.00 MeV

Radon reduction approach I We need to obtain the absolute value of radon in water. The super high sensitivity radon detector was developed. Nucl. Instr.&Meth A497 (2003) 414 428 Rn separated from water by membrane degasifier module PIN photo diode and Electrostatic collection Volume 700L Detection limit 0.7 mbq/m³/day in real time SK supply water ~6.5 mbq/m³ in 1999

Radon reduction approach II 100 To reduce radon in water physically, the water system was improved. In 1999, supply water : 6.5 mbq/m³ 1.Radon source search (right fig.) Radon source point was found then, improved, The radon in water reduced down to 1.0mBq/m³ mbq/m³ CP IEX VD 10 1 Place in water system 2.New radon reduction system Membrane degasifier module can reduce radon which already dgasified by 90%. Thus, radon in supply water 0.7 mbq/m³ expected e.r = 1.2 10^ 4 e/d

Approach to the lower energy threshold of 4.5 MeV With the approach of physically radon reduction, We tried to analysis 4.5 MeV from the aspect of soft ware in SK ー I data(1996.5.31 2001.7.15) To observe the 4.5 MeV bin, Remove Radon high rate run Improve the reduction method Develop the new event reconstruction tool We applied various reduction optimized to 4.5 MeV data by blind analysis. Data set : Trigger efficiency in 4.5 MeV > 95% 566 days Sep. 17 1999 ~ Jul. 15 2001 Radon high rate run rejection 511 days * SK I full data is 1496 days As a results, we succeeded in observing the neutrino flux from 4.5 to 5.0 MeV in this time.

3, The data set for 4.5 MeV analysis R2 Z distribution for 4.5 5.0 MeV (SK I final sample) Events Events Mis fitting events Z dis. R2 dis. Rn It is possible to reduce gamma and mis fitting events further!

R2 and Z Vertex distribution after new reduction 4.5 5.0MeV F.V 20.5 kton 12000 Events 7000 Mis fit events! Events SK I full data External Gamma reduced! Run#7859 10417 after tight cut PVC event reduced! F.V was changed 22.5 > 20.5 ton 0 0 16.1m 16.1m 0 If we assume mirror B.G of top, remaining Rn is little!

Energy spectrum of SN ration in each reduction step 3.0 3.0 Almost 20% improve! Reduction have effect on low energy only! 1.0 1.0 SN ratio = B8MC(aft/bef) / Data(aft/bef) Energy -1.0 4.5MeV 6.5 MeV

Angular distribution events/day/kton 4.5 MeV Clear Peak! 555 + 75(sta.) 554 + 46(sta.) 722 +139 137(sta.) signals cos sun cos sun

Flux results 4.5 MeV bin 5.9% syst. error B8 flux(4.5) = 3.28+0.63 0.62 1.0 106 / cm 2 / s Data/SSM(4.5) = 0.649 + 0.125 0.124 1,511 days 20.5 kton F.V energy 4.5 20.0 MeV Signal = 5823 +120 119(stat.) events New data 6 2 B8 flux (all) = 2.41 +0.05 0.05(stat.) 1.0 10 / cm / s Data/SSM(all) = 0.477 + 0.01 0.01(stat.) +5.8 5.3% syst. error 2,566 days 22.5 kton F.V w/o tight cut energy 5.0 20.0 MeV Signal = 8920 +146 145(stat.) Same period B8 flux (all) = 2.33 +0.04 0.04(stat.) but w/o tight Data/SSM(all) = 0.462 + 0.008 0.008(stat.) 3,1496 days 22.5 kton F.V 5.0 20.0 MeV cut! Full data Signal = 22297+226 225(stat.) B8 flux (all) = 2.34 +0.02 0.02(stat.)+3.5 3.2% syst. error Data/SSM(all) = 0.463 + 0.005 0.005(stat.)

Energy spectrum SK I full data w/o 4.5 MeV New data w/ 4.5 MeV Data/SSM With stat.² + syst.² Energy With stat.² + syst.² 4.5 MeV bin Energy Diff for full data < 1.3 sigma 566 d Chi² for flat : 27.2 C.L 0.07% Diff for 566d data < 1.2 sigma New chi² for flat : 20.1 C.L 38.8%

Energy spectrum distortion I Active two neutrino oscillation New data w/ 4.5 MeV With stat.² + syst.² Data/SSM For VO,Quasi VO Energy For matter effect Energy VO:chi² = 28.2(C.L. 8.1%) Quasi VO = 19.4(C.L. 43.3%) SMA = 24.4(C.L. 18.1%) LMA = 19.8(C.L. 40.8%) Low = 19.6(C.L. 41.8%)

Energy spectrum distortion II With stat.² + syst.² SK I full data w/o 4.5 MeV New data w/ 4.5 MeV For solar best fit For solar best fit Energy Energy SKI full data: chi² = 14.7 (C.L 68.3%) d.o.f 19 1 New data : = 19.7 (C.L 41.1%) d.o.f 20 1

5, Summary and Future Plan 1. We installed various reduction which is optimized to 4.5 5.0 MeV analysis in this time, and S/N ration of 4.5 MeV bin was improved by about 20%! 2. We can see clear solar peak in 4.5 5.0 MeV! 3. After solar fitting, we obtained 722 +139 137(sta.) solar signals in 4.5 5.0 MeV by 5 sigma level. Then, we observed 6 3 the Solar Flux of 3.28 +0.63 0.62(sta.) 1.0 10 cm / sec 4. The Data/SSM of new results is consistent with full data results within 1.3 sigma. Therefore, new data gives a strong credit to oscillation phenomenon and SK I full data results. 5. In the oscillation analysis, the 4.5 MeV bin have a some power for energy spectrum distortion in spite of low statistics. 6. When the statistics will be integrated, the constraint will be more powerful.

Day/ Night spectrum analysis Day flux 2.32 ± 0.03 (sta.)+0.08 0.07(sys.) Night flux 2.37 ±0.03(sta.) ±0.08(sya.) 1.0 106 cm 2 s 1 Day Night Day Night / 2 = 0.021 ± 0.020 (sta.)+0.013 0.012(sys.) no significant day/night asymmetry

Zenith spectrum analysis It is most powerful analysis, excludes large area.

Solution is defined by the SK zenith spectrum results and SNO CC/NC results! Next step is the precise determination of the oscillation parameter! 2 m =6.0 10 2 tan =0.42 5

6,Most current result! New analysis method shrink the allowed region using SK I full data! (w/o 4.5 MeV data) Active two neutrino oscillation Old 2 5 m =6.0 10 2 tan =0.42 New 2 5 m =6.3 10 2 tan =0.55 = 0.021 ± 0.020(stat.) +0.013 0.012(syst.) = 0.018± 0.016(stat.)+0.013 0.012(syst.) Day Night / 2 statical error is improved by 25%! Day Night

Solar neutrino observation is going to new phase! Is solar neutrino oscillated? Old Which oscillation solution is correct? Now, the determination of oscillation paramater KamLAND results from reactor neutrino are combined! KamLAND also indicates LMA solution. 2 0.6 0.5 m =7.1 10 5 2 tan =0.44±0.08 Old 2 m =6.9 10 2 tan =0.0 5 New results from Solar + KamLAND

Snow Town Kamioka The end

SK-II is taking data SK-II partiallycontained sample Rebuilt in summer 2002 20inch PMT with Acrylic + FRP vessel Has 47% of original ID 20inch PMTs (~5200) 20inch PMTs in acrylic shells to prevent future chain implosions Has full OD 8inch PMTs (1885) Started data taking at Dec. 2002

SKII resolution in low energy region SKII detector resolution is not so bad! Vertex res. 85 cm > ~160 cm Energy res. 16% > ~26%

0, SK water is less than 0.75 mbq/m². 1, The all PMT are covered with the acrylic case. 2, Installed convection controller is going well in SK II We can expect the lower energy analysis in SK III after full recovered detector (now, SK II half recover)