Measurement of CR anisotropies with the AMS detector on the ISS

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Measurement of CR anisotropies with the AMS detector on the ISS J. Casaus ( CIEMAT Spain ) on behalf of the AMS Collaboration

Origin of excess of positrons Positron fraction shows an excess above 10 GeV that is not consistent with only the secondary production of positrons. Positron Fraction Presented by Yuan-Hann Chang forthcoming publication in PRL. Energy [GeV] The observation requires the inclusion of primary sources whether from a particle physics or an astrophysical origin. Astrophysical point sources of cosmic ray positrons and electrons may induce some degree of anisotropy on the measured e + /e - ratio. 2

Characterization of cosmic ray spectra AMS measurements of the proton and helium cosmic ray spectra show that the flux deviates from a single power law and the spectral index progressively hardens at rigidities larger than 100 GV AMS PRL 114, 171103 (2015) AMS-02 protons Rigidity [GV] Analysis of anisotropy for high rigidity cosmic rays may help in understanding the origin of these unexpected phenomena 3

Analysis of anisotropy Measurement of the cosmic ray fluxes as function of the arrival direction in Galactic Coordinates East-West direction North-South direction Forward-Backward direction Solar System Galactic Center 4

Latitude (deg) AMS sky coverage ISS Position (1 day) 12 0 +52-52 zenith Longitude (deg) Geographical Coordinates +90 Galactic Coordinates +90 North Pole +180-180 SAA +180 North Pole South Pole -180 South Pole -90-90 Exposure time (s) 0 200 0 Exposure time (s) 200 AMS 5 years : Total Exposure time: 1.23 x 10 8 s 5

Positron to electron ratio anisotropy Sample selection Proton background is reduced to below the percent level with a selection based on cuts on E/p and the TRD and ECAL estimators AMS-02 Data p e + E/p Event Sample: AMS 5 years 8x10 4 e + and 10 6 e - (16 < E < 350 GeV) 6

Positron to electron ratio anisotropy Build the sky map of the positrons and electrons arrival directions in galactic coordinates (b,l) 8x10 4 Positrons 16 < E < 350 GeV 10 6 electrons 0 Events/bin 15 0 Events/bin 190 7

Positron to electron ratio anisotropy Sky map of the relative fluctuation of the positron to electron ratio, r e = e + /e -, in galactic coordinates (b,l) r e (b, l) < r e > < r e > 16 < E < 350 GeV Mean 0.04 Sigma 0.99 Significance (s) -5 5 Significance (s) The observed sky map shows no evident pattern 8

Positron to electron ratio anisotropy The relative fluctuations of the positron to electron ratio are described by means of a spherical harmonics expansion r e (, )/ <r e > = 1+ X`>1 m=` X m= ` a`m Y`m (, ) Dipole components East-West North-South Forward-Backward Dipole amplitude

Positron to electron ratio anisotropy The fluctuations of the positron ratio are described by a spherical harmonic expansion Selected events are grouped into 5 cumulative energy bins 16-350, 25-350, 40-350, 65-350 and 100-350 GeV. Dipole components Galactic Coordinates r EW East-West 16-350 25-350 40-350 65-350 100-350 r NS North-South 16-350 25-350 40-350 65-350 100-350 forthcoming publication in PRL. forthcoming publication in PRL. Minimum Energy (GeV) Minimum Energy (GeV) r FB Forward-Backward 16-350 25-350 40-350 65-350 Amplitude of the dipole anisotropy 100-350 on the e + /e - for 16 < E < 350 GeV forthcoming publication in PRL. δ < 0.02 at the 95% C.L. Minimum Energy (GeV) 10

Positron to electron ratio anisotropy The anisotropy analysis of the e+/e- ratio is repeated for every season in the 5-year sample Galactic Coordinates May-2011 16 GeV < E < 350 GeV forthcoming publication in PRL. May-2016 The measured dipole amplitudes are consistent with the expectations from isotropy 11

Positron absolute anisotropy The arrival directions of positron events are compared with the expected map for isotropic flux 16 < E < 350 GeV 8x10 4 Positrons Isotropic map 0 15 0 Events/bin Events/bin 15 12

Positron absolute anisotropy Computation of isotropic map requires detailed understanding of detector efficiencies at different geographical locations 2% Geographical Coordinates cos(q M ) Galactic Coordinates 13

Positron absolute anisotropy Selected events are grouped into 5 cumulative energy bins 16-350, 25-350, 40-350, 65-350 and 100-350 GeV. Dipole components Galactic Coordinates r EW East-West 16-350 25-350 40-350 65-350 100-350 r NS North-South 16-350 25-350 40-350 65-350 100-350 forthcoming publication in PRL. Minimum Energy (GeV) forthcoming publication in PRL. Minimum Energy (GeV) r FB Forward-Backward 16-350 25-350 40-350 65-350 forthcoming publication in PRL. Minimum Energy (GeV) 100-350 Amplitude of the dipole anisotropy on the positrons for 16 < E < 350 GeV δ < 0.02 at the 95% C.L. 14

Anisotropy on e + : Projected dipole amplitude In 2024, AMS will collect above 200,000 positron events in the energy range 16 GeV < E < 350 GeV Dipole Amplitude (d) Current value Anisotropy on e + 16 GeV < E < 350 GeV Pulsar Pulsar Model : D. Hooper, P. Blasi & P. D. Serpico, JCAP 0901(2009) Isotropy 2024 15

Test of systematics for an anisotropy measurement on a sample of 200,000 positrons Electron absolute anisotropy (AMS 5 years: 10 6 events) Selected events are grouped into 5 cumulative energy bins 16-350, 25-350, 40-350, 65-350 and 100-350 GeV. Dipole components Galactic Coordinates r EW r NS r FB forthcoming publication in PRL. 16-350 25-350 40-350 65-350 100-350 forthcoming publication in PRL. 16-350 25-350 40-350 65-350 100-350 100-350 forthcoming publication in PRL. 65-350 16-350 25-350 40-350 East-West North-South Forward-Backward 10 10 2 Minimum Energy (GeV) 10 10 2 Minimum Energy (GeV) 10 10 2 Minimum Energy (GeV) Measurements are compatible with isotropy Amplitude of the dipole anisotropy on electrons (16 < E < 350 GeV) δ < 0.005 at the 95% C.L. 16

High rigidity proton anisotropy Search for anisotropies in the high rigidity proton sample using the low rigidity proton events (45-80 GV) as reference AMS PRL 114, 171103 (2015) r p = p high /p low Sample selection: 5 years high rigidity protons: p (300-1800 GV): 0.6 x 10 6 events low rigidity protons: p (45-80 GV): 11 x 10 6 events 17

proton anisotropy Relative fluctuation of the high rigidity to low rigidity ratio, r p = p high /p low in galactic coordinates (b,l) r p b, l < r p > < r p > Rigidity: 300-1800 GV (0.6 x 10 6 events) Mean 0.02 Sigma 1.09 Significance (s) -5 5 Significance (s) The observed sky map shows no evident pattern 18

Proton absolute anisotropy Fluctuations of the proton arrival directions are described by a spherical harmonic expansion The selected events are grouped into 8 cumulative rigidity bins 18-1800, 25-1800, 45-1800, 80-1800, 150-1800, 300-1800, 500-1800 and 1000-1800 GV Dipole components Galactic Coordinates r EW forthcoming publication in PRL. 500-1800 r NS forthcoming publication in PRL. 500-1800 East-West 300-1800 1000-1800 North-South 300-1800 1000-1800 Minimum Rigidity (GV) Minimum Rigidity (GV) r FB forthcoming publication in PRL. 300-1800 Amplitude of the dipole anisotropy on protons (Rig: 300-1800 GV) Forward-Backward 500-1800 1000-1800 δ < 0.01 at the 95% C.L. Minimum Rigidity (GV) 19

Summary The new features measured by AMS on high energy cosmic rays for e +, e -, p, He, are new phenomena. The study of their anisotropy is a way to understand their origin. AMS has measured the e + anisotropy in the energy range from 16 GeV to 350 GeV as being consistent with isotropy. An extended data taking, up to 2024, will allow to explore anisotropies of 1% on the positron cosmic ray sample. No significant deviation from isotropy has been found in the analysis of the arrival directions of the high energy protons. A limit on the amplitude of the dipole anisotropy for protons in the rigidity range between 300 and 1800 GV of d < 0.01 at the 95% C.L. has been obtained. AMS will provide large sky coverage anisotropy measurements in the GeV-TeV energy range for individual cosmic ray particles. 20

BACKUP SLIDES

Positron to electron ratio anisotropy Dipole Strength Vs Energy Galactic Coordinates 23

Positron absolute anisotropy Dipole Strength Vs Energy Galactic Coordinates 24

Electron absolute anisotropy Dipole Strength Vs Energy Galactic Coordinates 25

Proton absolute anisotropy Dipole Strength Vs Energy Galactic Coordinates 26