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E362 (K2K) 12 GeV PS review June 7 2004 1. Physics goal 2. Experimental principle 3. Status 4. Run plan for fiscal 2004 5. Activities before T2K Koichiro Nishikawa for K2K collaboration 1

Japan KEK, ICRR, Kobe U, Kyoto U, Niigata U, Okayama U, Tokyo U of Science, Tohoku U Korea Chonnam National U, Dongshin U, Korea U, Seoul National U U.S.A. Boston U, U of California (Irvine), U of Hawaii (Manoa), M. I.T. S UNY at Stony Brook, U of Washington Poland Warsaw U, Solton Institute for Nnuclear Study New members since 2002 Hiroshima U., Osaka U. Canada TRIUMF, U. of British Columbia Europe U. of Barcelona, U. of Geneva, U. of Rome, Saclay, U. of Valencia, Institute of Nuclear Study-Moscow 2

Brief history of K2K 1995 Proposed to study neutrino oscillation for atmospheric neutrino anomaly. 1999 Started taking data. 2000 Detected the less number of neutrinos than the expectation at a distance of 250 km. Disfavored null oscillation at the 2σ level. 2002 Observed indications of neutrino oscillation. The probability of null oscillation is less than 1%. 2003 installed new detector (SciBar) 2004 Confirmed neutrino oscillation with both number of events and spectrum distortion 3 Detail will be presented at KEK seminar (June 9) and will be presented at NEUTRINO04

Principle of K2K Fixed distance, direction (E ν ~1.3 GeV, L=250km) (99% ν µ, σ τ <<σ µ ) prob. = sin 2 2θ sin 2 1.27Δm ( E ν 2 L ) Observations Reduction of events Spectrum distortion Goal Does ν µ decrease? Does it depend on E ν? What is Δm 2? (Is it consistent to sin 2 (1/Eν)?) E ν 4

Setup and Neutrino beam monitoring 5

µ-monitor Front (Near) Detector Bird s Eye Neutrino Beam Line direction (π µ) p µ > 5 GeV direction (ν) low E neutrinos spectrum, rate 12 GeV PS >5x10 13 ppp 2.2sec/pulse Target/Double Horn ~ 20 x flux 200m 100 m 6

1 Accelerator Total Delivered POT Jun 1999 - Feb. 15, 2004 101.12x10 18 POT POT/spill = ~ 5.4x10 12 Protons 1999 2004 K2K thanks to the PS division for great accomplishments 7

Requirement from MC and muon monitor results (segmented ionization ch. + Si pads) 10 9 10 8 Center 4mrad. off 10 7 10 6 ±1 mrad. 10 5 0 1 2 3 4 E (GeV) Neutrino (pion) direction has been controlled within 1 mrad 8

Near Detectors at KEK MRD SciBar kton water C At 300 m from target 1. neutrino beam profile massive MRD 2. νe contamination 3. rate in KT same response as SK for each interaction 4. spectrum selection of CCQE 5. CCQE nonqe NC PID (p π,µ) Low energy particles 6. neutron backgrounds good timing 9

MRD (419 ton fid.) Fe & drift tubes Run 1244 Spill 20799 TRGID 1 99 6 22 17 48 56 0 Nvtx 0 8m Profile width beam stability during spill Center of beam within 1 mrad Rate weekly basis Stability of E µ, θ µ monthly basis 100 cm 10

Number of events 11

41.4m Super-Kamiokande April 1996 commissioned 50,000 ton water Cherenkov detector (22.5 kton fiducial volume) Optically separated INNER and OUTER detector 40m 12

Selection of SK events : T SK GPS T acc GPS -TOF No activity in outer SK HE trig. FC 22.5kt 56 events FC 22.5kt 52 events 13

Number of Events vs POT 14

K2K-SK events K2K-all (K2K-I, K2K-II) DATA (K2K-I, K2K-II) MC (K2K-I, K2K-II) FC 22.5kt 1ring for E rec ν µ-like e-like Multi Ring 108 (56, 52) 66 (32, 34) 57 (30, 27) 9 (2, 7) 42 (24, 18) 150.9 (79.1, 71.8) 93.7 (48.6, 45.1 ) 84.8 (44.3, 40.5) 8.8 (4.3, 4.5) 57.2 (30.5, 26.7) Ref; K2K-I(47.9 10 18 POT), K2K-II(41.2 10 18 POT) 15

Neutrino spectrum and the far/near ratio ν beam 250km ν µ energy spectrum @ K2K near detector Far/Near Ratio beam MC w/ PION Monitor 10-6 E ν (GeV) 1.0 2.0 Eν (GeV) 16

1KT Flux measurement The same detector technology as Super-K. (same response for each interaction) Sensitive to low energy neutrinos. N exp SK = N obs KT Φ Φ SK KT (E (E ν ν ) σ(e ) σ(e ν ν )de )de ν ν M M SK KT ε ε SK KT Far/Near Ratio (by MC)~1 10-6 M: Fiducial mass M SK =22,500ton, M KT =25ton ε: efficiency ε SK-I(II) =77.0(78.2)%, ε KT =74.5% N expect +10.3 SK =150.9 N obs - 9.1 SK =108 17

Spectrum measurement 18

NEUT: K2K Neutrino interaction MC CC quasi elastic (CCQE) Llewellyn Smith s with M A =1.1GeV CC (resonance) single π(cc-1π) DIS Rein and Sehgal s with M A =1.1GeV GRV94 + JETSET with Bodek and Yang correction. CC coherent π NC Rein&Sehgal with the cross section rescale by J. Marteau with Nuclear Effect σ/e (10-38 cm 2 /GeV) CC Total CC quasi-elastic NC single π 0 Total (NC+CC) DIS CC single π E ν (GeV) 19

ν µ + n µ + p ν ν µ + n µ + p + π ν P = sin π s p p ν µ + n ν + p + π s E ν reconstruction 1.27Δm 2θ sin E ν µ - θ (E µ, p µ ) µ θ µ µ - 2 (E µ, p µ ) ν L 2 p,n no signal in W-C E had measurement! CC QE (1Rµ in W-Cherenkov) can reconstruct Eν (θ µ,p µ ) E rec ν = m m E CC nqe Bkg. for E ν measurement N N E µ µ m + p µ 2 µ 2 cosθ µ ν π s p NC 20

Oscillation analysis 1. Obtain Eν flux and spectrum shape just after production φ KEK (E ν ) Events = σ F(E i i= QE,nonQE,NC ν ) ε i (E ν ) Int. Model σ(ccqe), σ(1π), NC ratios known to ~30% 1KT to predict N SK 2. Extrapolate from near to far without oscillation φ SK (E ν ) 3. φ SK (E ν ) Oscillation (sin 2 2θ,Δm 2 ) Int. Model Prediction N SK (exp t) : Expected no. of SK events S SK (E rec ) :1Rµ Erecdistribution(shape) SK observation N SK (obs) 1Rµ E rec distribution Maximum Likelihood Fit in (sin 2 2θ, Δm 2 ) 21

QE and nqe seperation in SciFi nqelike QElike 22

SciBar Detector start taking data Oct. 7, 2003 Extruded scintillator with WLS fiber readout No dead material 2.5 x 1.3 x 300 cm 3 cell ~15000 channels Light yield 7~20p.e./MIP/cm (2 MeV) Detect 10 cm track Proton ID by using de/dx High CC-QE efficiency Low non-qe backgrounds Extruded scintillator (15t) Multi-anode PMT (64 ch.) Wave-length shifting fiber π0, Ee measurement ν 3m 3m EM calorimeter 1.7m 23

SciBar neutrino interaction study. Full Active Fine-Grained detector. Sensitive to a low momentum track. Identify CCQE events and other interactions (non-qe) separately. ν CCQE Candidate p µ Δθ p µ CCQE non-qe DATA CC QE CC 1π CC coherent-π CC multi-π 25 Δθ p 24

Used data for φ near (Eν) KT Fully Contained Fiducial Volume (FCFV) events No. of events (Evis>100MeV) (1)Single µ like events SciFi (2) 1-track µ events (3) 2-track QE-like events (4) 2-track nonqe-like events SciBar (5) 1-track m events (6) 2-track QE-like events (7) 2-track nonqe-like events norm. (N SK ) from KT & 7 sets of (p µ, θ µ ) distributions ν flux φ near (Eν) (8 bins) ν interaction model (nqe/qe ratio as parameter) 25

Actual Procedure (p µ,θ µ ) φ(eν), nqe/qe Eν QE (MC) nqe(mc) 0-0.5 GeV MC templates DATA 0.5-0.75GeV 0.75-1.0GeV 1.0-1.5GeV eight 2-dimensional hist s χ 2 =638.1 for 609 d.o.f. 26

Flux measurements χ 2 =638.1 for 609 d.o.f Φ1 ( Eν < 500) = 0.78 ± 0.36 Φ2 ( 500 Eν < 750) = 1.01 ± 0.09 Φ3 ( 750 Eν <1000) = 1.12 ± 0.07 Φ4 (1500 Eν <2000) = 0.90 ± 0.04 Φ5 (2000 Eν <2500) = 1.07 ± 0.06 Φ5 (2500 Eν <3000) = 1.33 ± 0.17 Φ6 (3000 Eν ) = 1.04 ± 0.18 nqe/qe = 1.02 ± 0.10 The nqe/qe error is assigned based on the variation by the fit condition. θ>10 cut: nqe/qe=0.95 ±0.04 standard(cc-1π low q 2 corr.): nqe/qe=1.02 ±0.03 No coherent: π=nqe/qe=1.06 ±0.03 27

SciBar (with measured flux) (also for KT,SciFi) P µ 1trk θ µ 1trk flux measurement P µ 2trk QE θ µ 2trk QE P µ 2trk nqe θ µ 2trk nqe 10 28

Observed spectrum shape and null oscillation prediction Null oscillation normalized by observed number of events 29

Other Physics in K2K (based on K2K-I data) ν µ +H 2 O NC1π 0 ν µ ν e search Δm 2 [ev 2 ] 90%CL limit 90%CL sensitivity ( µ NC π ) ( CCall) σ ν σ ν µ M γγ (MeV) 1 0 = 0.065 ± 0.001( stat.) ± 0.007( sys.) =0.064 (MC prediction) preliminary PRL accepted sin 2 2θ µe 30

Near future 1. Systematic errors Far Near ratio +5.6-7.3% π production measurements should be available soon N SK from 1kton detector 5% (fiducial) Run plan for 2004 More data in SciBar (Proton ID, low-e track) ~20,000 total events (1,500 CCQE <1 GeV ) ~4 months Determine neutrino interaction model Can use 2 ring events in SK( in addtion to 1Rµ like events) almost double the statistics SciBar can determine normalization with small fid. error and spectrum Low energy neutrino interaction studies determine background in low E rec Anti neutrino (engineering run) 31

Total de (MIPs) Status of proton ID in SciBar Range vs Total deposit energy DATA Proton-like (2track QE sample) Mu-like de/dx distribution (MRD3D) P/π identification is performed using de/dx info. Range in SciBar (cm) 32

Spectrum measurement at low energy w/ exclusive reconstruction Currently total ~1250 CC-QE candidates with ~70% purity + short track( /wo MRD) + proton ID CCQE w/mrd *Efficiency for low-energy events will be improved (x 2) x2 more data ~200 events <1GeV ~1000 events 33

More data in SciBar Level of nonqe background to low E ν rec? 34

A hint of K2K forward µ deficit. K2K observed forward µ deficit. A source is non-qe events. For CC-1π, Suppression of ~q 2 /0.1[GeV 2 ] at q 2 <0.1[GeV 2 ] may exist. For CC-coherent π, The coherent π may not exist. We do not identify which process causes the effect. The MC CC-1π (coherent π) model is corrected phenomelogically. Oscillation analysis is insensitive to the choice. q 2 Preliminary (Data-MC)/MC DATA CC 1π CC coherent-π q 2 (GeV/c) 2 SciBar non-qe Events 35

Anti-neutrinos On paper, just flipping the polarity of horn. Need actual testing Geomagnetic effect to the beam Scibar ~400 int / 10days / 10ton MRD ~15,000 int/ 10days/ 419 ton Error in Beam center: 7cm width : 10cm 36

Activities before T2K Fiscal yr 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 K2K data taking Full paper on oscillation incl. νe Analysis of neutrino interactions SK full rebuild SK analysis tool T2K construction and commissioning? 37

Summary K2K Oscillation analysis on June 99 ~Feb 04 data 1. Long baseline experimental method is working well 2. We observed ν µ deficiency and spectrum distortion over 250 km flight length 3. sin 2 2θ, Δm 2 are consistent with atmospheric neutrino results For detail please attend the KEK seminar day after tomorrow In 2004, at least 6 months run can improve the quality of K2K More data in SciBar (at least four more months) can further improve statistical significance of K2K results More measurement of low energy neutrino interactions can be done 38