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The first result of the CERN LHCf experiment K.Kasahara for the LHCf collaboration. Waseda Univ. For details: P.L to be published TeVPA @Stockholm: Aug.1, 2011

Purpose of LHCf (=LHC forward experiment) To select better nuclear interaction models or To afford basic information for constructing a better nuclear interaction model by observing forward energetic neutral particles at LHC for cosmic-ray physics

Excerpt from CERN Courie/Bulletin 2006 LHCf: a tiny new experiment joins the LHC While most of the LHC experiments are on a grand scale, LHC forward(lhcf) is quite different. Unlike the massive detectors that are used by ATLAS or CMS, LHCf's largest detector is a mere 30 cm. Most of the LCHf collaborators in one photo!

K.Kasahara, M.Nakai, Y.Shimizu, T.Suzuki, S.Torii WasedaUniversity, Japan K.Fukatsu, Y.Itow, K.Kawade, T.Mase, K.Masuda, Y.Matsubara, H.Menjo(*) G.Mitsuka, T.Sako, K.Suzuki, K.Taki, Solar-Terrestrial Environment Laboratory and KIT(*), Nagoya University, Japan K.Yoshida Shibaura Institute of Technology, Japan T.Tamura Kanagawa University, Japan Y.Muraki Konan University M.Haguenauer EcolePolytechnique, France W.C.Turner LBNL, Berkeley, USA O.Adriani(1,2), L.Bonechi(1), M.Bongi(1), G.Castellini(1,3), R.D Alessandro(1,2), M.Grandi(1),, P.Papini(1), S.Ricciarini(1), 1) INFN, Sezione di Firenze, Italy, 2) Universit`a degli Studi di Firenze, Florence, Italy,3) IFAC CNR, Florence, Italy A.Tricomi, K.Noda, INFN, Sezione di Catania, Catania, Italy J.Velasco, A.Faus IFTC, Universitat de Val`encia, Valencia, Spain D.Macina, A-L.Perrot CERN, Switzerland

Motivation Cosmic-Ray Energy e- γ Spectrum < *10 14 ev:accel.snr near-by e- source? dark mater? 1/y m 2 Air shower TA Auger Hires B/C ratio... 1/y (10km) 2 LHC 10 15 ev 10 20 ev

Form M.Nagano: New Journal of Physics 11 (2009)

Knee: rather abrupt spectrum change Acc. Mech? New source? composition? if confinement: p heavy Form M.Nagano: New Journal of Physics 11 (2009)

GZK cutoff region: If source is > 50 Mpc, p+cmb p+π 0 : proton will lose energy: cutoff at ~ 10 20 ev Form M.Nagano: New Journal of Physics 11 (2009)

Recent TA result If Super GZK: various interesting scenarios: New results: GZK cutoff Hillas plot There still remain lots of problems: source: AGN? GRB?.Composition? near-by source super GZK recovery

Composition Auger TA HiRes

Not only UHECRs composition (@ ~10 16 ev) by KASCADE qgsjet1 Sibyll2.1

Air shower observation

Air shower observation SD: Surface array Detectors FD: Fluorescence Detectors Cherenkov Radio

M.C: Indispensable tool Energy scale Composition Trigger efficiency, SΩ Problems: Hadronic interaction model Computation time at >10 16 ev

Hadronic Interaction model Several interaction models in cosmic ray field qgsjet1 qgsjet2 dpmjet3 sibyll EPOS

Imortant variables for AS development E s θ E 0 1 σ 1 σ dσ dx dσ dη 0.05 x = E s E 0 xf(x)dx 50% η = log(tan( θ 2 )) For Ne and Nγ large x is important For Nµ large x is important at high energies but small x (or η cms ~0) becomes important at lower energies

electron/gamma in AS 50~60 % are from pi, K with x>0.1 (~40 % from γ with x>0.05) dn/dx/ev: pi0 p 10 19 ev Ne As transtion curve!xmax~30g/cm2 <Npi0> = 319. 321. x<0.1 artificial one Xpi0 depth (g/cm2)

In terms of number and energy in CMS!"#$%#&'&()*+,-./00 12.34)05#"60*+,-./0

Meson pseudo rapidity dpmjet3 dn dη /event pn pp Atlas/CMS LHCb/Alice 100 GeV 10 17 ev pp pn LHCf 100 80 60 40 20 Cummulative fractional energy (> η) of mesons(%) lab 0 η

TAN area neutral particles front counter 96mm 2 tower calorimeters

W 44X0 1.7λc 4SciFi tracking layers 4 Silicon strip tracking layers 32mm 25mm

W 44X0 1.7λc Sampling calorimeter W of 44 X0 Plastic scinti. 4 pos. sensitive layers: Arm1: SciFi Arm2: Si strip 4SciFi tracking layers 4 Silicon strip tracking layers 32mm 25mm

X F 0.1 1.0 > 8.4 > 8.7

2009-2010 run summary s = 900 GeV run (no crossing angle) 06 Dec.- 15Dec. 2009(27.7 hrs, 500k collisions 2.8k/3.7k single showers at Arm1/Arm2 02 May-27 May 2010(15 hrs. 5.5M collisions) 44k/63k single showers at Arm1/Arm2 s = 7TeV run ( 0 and 100 µrad crossing angle) 30 Mar.- 19 July, 2010(~150 hrs.) 172M/161M single showers at Arm1/Arm2 345k/676k Pi0 s at Arm1/Arm2 Detectors were removed at 20 Jul. 2010

Inclusive photon spectrum Data Date : 15 May 2010 17:45-21:23 (Fill Number : 1104) except runs during the luminosity scan. Luminosity : (6.5-6.3)x10 28 cm -2 s -1, DAQ Live Time : 85.7% for Arm1, 67.0% for Arm2 Integrated Luminosity : 0.68 nb -1 for Arm1, 0.53nb -1 for Arm2 Number of triggers : 2,916,496 events for Arm1 3,072,691 events for Arm2 Detectors in nominal positions and Normal Gain Monte Carlo QGSJET II-03, DPMJET 3.04, SYBILL 2.1, EPOS 1.99 and PYTHIA8.145: about 10 7 pp inelastic collisions each

Eta region for photon spectrum Common region for Arm1 and Arm2 Arm1 Arm2 beam pipe shadow R2-2 = 42mm R2-1 = 35mm θ = 20 o 8.81 < η < 8.99 R1 = 5mm η > 10.94

gamma like Partilce ID shower transition curve hadron like Def. of L90% L90%: Data vs MC

Changing PID criteria: We get the same energy spectrum

Inclusive photon spectrum: result Small towers Large towers

Error sources Leak-out/Leak-in Light collec. scin pos. dependeht Incident position estimation Particle ID Multi-hit Pile-up Beam-gas collision B.G from beam pipe Beam center (crossing angle) Inelastic cross-section 71.5 mb

Energy calibration by π 0! 1 (E 1 ) π candidates R! 2 (E 2 ) 140m! ηcandidates

π 0 mass =135 (MeV) Arm2 Exp. M.C Exp M.C Arm1 145.8 (+7.8%) 135.2 Arm2 140.0 (+3.5%) 135.0 ±0.1MeV ±0.2MeV Systematic error: charge to E conversion factor + non-uniform light yield+.. (3.5 %) + leakage-in (1%) + pos. error (2%) 4.2% Arm2 is OK. But not Arm1 For the moment, we put the errors into energy scale

Comparison with M.C models (Arm1, 2 combined data) DPMJET3.04 SIBYLL 2.1 EPOS 1.99 PYTHIA 8.145 QGSJET II-03 statistical systematic

Summary Photon spectrum in the very forward region was obtained at s =7 TeV Non of the M.C models lies within the systematic errors of our data in the entire region But the departure is NOT very much surprising/ dramatic level For all models, it s not monotonic wrt energy Theoretical implication? How to update MC? Better model selection / estimate effect on AS. Hadron (neutron) analysis. Inelastic crosssection...