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CANGAROO Masaki Mori* for the CANGAROO team *ICRR, The University of Tokyo 1 Third Workshop on Science with the New Generation of High Energy Gamma-ray Experiments, May 30-June 2, 2005, Castello Canussio, Cividale del Friuli, Italy

CANGAROO = Collaboration of Australia and Nippon for a GAmma Ray Observatory in the Outback Woomera, South Australia 2

CANGAROO team University of Adelaide Australian National University Ibaraki University Ibaraki Prefectural University Konan University Kyoto University STE Lab, Nagoya University National Astronomical Observatory of Japan Kitasato University Shinshu University Institute of Space and Astronautical Science Tokai University ICRR, University of Tokyo Yamagata University Yamanashi Gakuin University 3

Brief history of CANGAROO 1987: SN1987A 1990: 3.8m telescope 1990: ICRR-Adelaide Physics agreement 1992: Start obs. of 3.8m tel. 1994: PSR 1706-44 1998: SNR1006 1999: 7m telescope 2000: Upgrade to 10m 2001: U.Tokyo-U.Adelaide agreement 2002: Second and third 10m tel. 2004: Four telescope system 4

Why Woomera? NZ: too wet, not many clear nights Woomera: Former rocket range and prohibited area infra-structure and support Adelaide group was operating BIGRAT ELDO rocket Launch site in 60s BIGRAT (BIcentennial Gamma RAy Telescope) 5

CANGAROO-II telescope Upgraded in 2000 from 7m telescope completed in 1999 114 x 80cm CFRP mirror segments (first plastic-base mirror in the world!) Focal length 8m Alt-azimuth mount 552ch imaging camera Charge and timing electronics (March 2000) 9

CANGAROO-II & -III 10

CANGAROO-II results: summary Signal Publish SNR RX J1713.7-3946 Nature 02 Blazar Mrk421 ApJL 02 Starburst galaxy NGC253 A&AL 03 SNR SN1987A ApJL 03 Galactic Center ApJL 04 Pulsar binary PSR 1259-63/SS2883 ApJ 04 SNR RX J0852.0-4622 (Vela Jr.) ApJL 05 H.E.S.S. Signal: detected, upper limit 11

SNR RX J1713.7-3946 CANGAROO-I (Muraishi et al., A&A 354, L57, 2000) CANGAROO-II (Enomoto et al., Nature 416, 8232002) 12

Spectrum of RX J1713.7-3946 0.8 Reimer & Pohl, A&A 390 (2002) L43 Butt et al., Nature 418 (2002) 489 13

Galactic Center/Sgr A* CANGAROO-II (Tsuchiya et al., ApJ 606, L115, 2004) Aharonian et al., AA 425 (2004) L13 14

PSR 1259-63/SS2883 Obs.A Obs.B (i) aligned disc to the orbital plane and interaction throughout the orbit (ii) mis-aligned disc and interaction in the ~200-day period around periastron (τ ), during which the radio emission is depolarized (iii) mis-aligned disc and interaction in two short periods, [(τ -18 d) ~(τ ~ -8d)] and [(τ +12 d) ~ (τ +22 d)] 2001 Mar 2000 Dec CANGAROO-II: Kawachi et al., ApJ, 607(2004) 949 16

SNR RX J0852.0-4622 CANGAROO-II: Katagiri et al., ApJ, 619, (2005) L163 H.E.S.S. (Hofmann, Cherenkov2005) 17

Woomera: 2004 March T2 T4 T3 T1 19

Basic specifications of telescopes Location: 31 06 S, 136 47 E 160m a.s.l. Telescope: 114 80cmφ FRP mirrors (57m 2, Al surface) 8m focal length Alt-azimuth mount Camera: T1: 552ch (2.7 FOV) T2,T3,T4: 427ch (4 FOV) Electronics: TDC+ADC T2 20

Construction of CANGAROO-III 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 T1 T2 T3 T4 1 6 3 3 11 12 7 3 4-telescope stereo : Construction : Observation start : Expansion to 10m : Observation : Tuning 21

Sample of 4-fold stereo events Data: 2004 March 22

Stereo analysis: still underway & in progress Inconsistency with H.E.S.S results on some sources New observations with CANGAROO III Efforts for advanced analysis procedures Measure more optical parameters CCD measurements of spotsizes and stars Use muons for calibration Tune Monte Carlo simulation Use the Crab as the standard candle Flux obtained with Monte Carlo simulation is compared with those reported by other groups Independent teams within the collaboration are working: Hereafter, referred to as Teams A, B, C Results, especially detections, are double-checked 23

Muon events (1) Selected by 1) clustering 2) R φ (arc length) >2deg rad 3) Small χ 2 (good fit) T2 T3 T4 R φ Data: 2004 March 27

Muon events (2) T4 r[ m] 8 tanθ C on the focal plane Curvature Distribution Length/size Distribution 1-7GeV : 1/r >= 1.0 [1/deg] > 7GeV : 1/r < 1.0 [1/deg] Monte Carlo simulation 28

Muon parameters compared with Monte Carlo T2 Histogram: data Hatched: M.C. T3 T4 χ 2 : for ring fitting (sensitive to spot size) r: curvature radius (~0.8 for v/c=1) Size/arclength total light collection efficiency χ 2 1/r size/arclength 29

Time variation of Size/Arclength T2 start T3 start T4 start Monitor of total light conversion efficiency T2 T3 T4 Gradually, Size/Arclength is decreasing (~5% / year) Mirror degradation due to dust etc. 2003 2004 30

Stereo observation Angular resolution 0.25deg 0.1 deg Energy resolution 30% 15% Better S/N (no local muons) Intersection point (θ x, θ y ) Target θ 2 = θ x2 + θ y 2 Entries/bin θ 2 distribution (Simulation) 0 0.25 0.5 31 θ 2 [deg 2 ]

Unfortunate situation for the Crab Showers from the Crab The oldest T1 has higher energy threshold and bad efficiency for stereo observation Only T2/T3/T4 are used for stereo analysis Stereo baseline becomes short for the Crab observation at large zenith angles 32

Large zenith angle observation of the Crab Narrower Higher energy threshold ~1TeV Bad intersection accuracy Far core small angle bad accuracy Entries/bin h 30 h 60 0 90 180 θ Accept 15 <θ<165 only 33

Crab signal (1) Team A (simple square cuts) Nov 2003 On Preliminary Entries/bin Off Preliminary (On-Off)/bin θ 2 [deg 2 ] θ 2 [deg 2 ] Sigma : 6.19 Excess : 258±42 event Angular Resolution : 0.16 (HWHM) T2 & T3 ON 7.5hr OFF 7.0hr 34

Crab signal (2) Significance map Team A Differential flux Preliminary Preliminary Angular resolution for the Crab (h~35 ) ~0.17 (RA) / 0.14 (Decl) 35

IP constraint fit 2 2 Width( x,y) Armlength( x,y) Armlength χ + Telescopes σ w σ ARM 2 Search intersection point (IP) by minimizing χ 2 so that width along shower axis to be minimum and armlength to be near the expected value (<Armlength>=0.75, Mesh size 0.025 o ) Monte Carlo Blank : After IP fit Hatched : Before IP fit 36

γ/h separation by Fisher discriminant Linear combination of image parameters (x i ) F i α i xi Difference between signal (γ) and background (h) D Fγ F h Determine α i which maximize separation (solvable using correlation matrix) 2 2 S D / ( D D With calculated α i for a known source, the (appropriately normalized) combination F could be the Fisher discriminant for other sources. ) h D γ F We use widths and lengths of multiple telescopes for image parameters. R.A. Fisher, Annals of Eugenics, 7 (1936) 179 37

Crab signal (3) Team B (with IP fit & Fisher D.) Points: On-source Hatched: Off-source Entries/bin Preliminary Monte Carlo γ T2 & T3 890 min (Dec.2003) θ 2 [deg 2 ] Fisher discriminant 38

Crab spectrum Team B (with IP fit & Fisher D.) Flux (cm -2 s -1 ) Preliminary 10-12 HEGRA T2 & T3 10-13 890 min (Dec.2003) 1 2 5 10 20 Energy (TeV) 39

Cen A: the nearest AGN S. Kabuki CANGAROO-III Angular resolution Elliptical Radio galaxy Fanaroff-Riley type I Misaligned BL Lac (~ 60 o ) Distance 3.5 Mpc (z=0.00183) No signal seen Near infrared image 2MASS 1.2-2.17μm Observation term Observation time (T2-T3) Observation time (T2-T4) Average zenith angle 15 28 Mar 2004 603 min 414 min 17 degree Preliminary 15 28 Apr 2004 444 min 468 min 17 degree Total 1047 min 882 min 40

Cen A: flux limit S. Kabuki Preliminary CANGAROO-III Crab Upper limit: ~7% Crab Energy bin (GeV) 2 σ upper limit flux ( 10-12 cm -2 sec -1 ) 530 3.2 700 1.8 1120 0.9 Note that this is a highly variable source, and the TeV claim in 70 s was based on observations during its flaring activity. 41

Galactic diffuse emission Milagro 4.5σ detection 42

Observation of the Galactic disk M. Ohishi T2-T4 l=-19.5 2004Jun Obs.term tel.pair b=0 (Obs.time in minutes) b=-3 b=+3 2004Jun T2-T3 635.3 2004Jun T2-T4 380.0 l=+13 2004Jun/Aug 322.3 201.9 292.9 192.5 Obs.term tel.pair ON OFF 2004Jun T2-T3 289.6 340.0 T2-T3 EL>45deg E th ~600 GeV 2004Jun 2004Aug 2004Aug T2-T4 T2-T3 T2-T4 199.5 224.9 280.0 270.0 183.6 85.7 43

Galactic disk scan result M. Ohishi l =19.5 Preliminary No excess at the disk! (expected σ~1deg) 44

M. Ohishi, preliminary Galactic diffuse emission: upper limit Preliminary C-III 2σ upper limit C-III 2σ upper limit Milagro 4.5σ detection C-III 2σ upper limit CANGAROO-III: syst.error included Other TeV obs: Cygnus regions 45

SNR RX J0852.0-4622 Team B Very preliminary Entries/bin Very preliminary T2 & T3 θ 2 [deg 2 ] Fisher discriminant Fisher D. set at the Crab level 1204min (Jan.15-Feb.24, 2004) For single telescope observations, see Katagiri et al., ApJ 619 (2005) L163 46

SN1006 Team A Blank: CANGAROO-I hot spot Hatched: Off-source Entries/bin Very preliminary θ 2 [deg 2 ] Square cuts at the Crab level T2 & T3 ON 1954min OFF 1606min (May 14-26, 2005) 47

Vela pulsar Team B Entries/bin Very preliminary Entries/bin Very preliminary Pulsar position CANGAROO-I position θ 2 [deg 2 ] Fisher D. set at the Crab level T2 & T3 θ 2 [deg 2 ] 1311min (Jan.17-Feb.25, 2004) 48

Global trigger system Telescopes Before: software trigger Each telescopes triggered independently Now: hardware stereo Requires at least 2 telescopes If no coincidence Reset Dead time 1/100 150m Opt.fiber Trigger 650ns Coincidence d 100m Δt=d/c < 500ns variable Opt.fiber Trigger Event number Telescopes Turnaround ~2.5μs Wait time ~5μs 49

Effect of global triggers without global trigger with global trigger hadron muon without global trigger with global trigger Length/size Muon events are removed! 50

Summary We have been carrying out 4-telescope stereo observations of sub-tev gamma-rays since 2004 March. Now we have incorporated a global trigger system to reduce muons. Stereo analyses are being developed using local muons for calibration, and the energy spectrum of the Crab is consistent with other results. Preliminary results on Cen A and the Galactic disk show no gamma-ray signal. SNR RX J0852.0-4622 appears as extended source, and the morphological study is progressing. Observations of SN1006 and Vela pulsar were made by using CANGAROO III telescopes. Very preliminary analyses appear to show no significant signals, which may suggest upper limits lower than the CANGAROO-I fluxes obtained several years ago. 51