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A. Takada (ISAS/JAXA), T. Tanimori, H. Kubo, K. Miuchi, S. Kabuki, Y. Kishimoto, J. Parker, H. Nishimura, K. Hattori, K. Ueno, S. Kurosawa, S. Iwaki, C. Ida, M. Takahashi, T. Sawano, K. Taniue, K. Nakamura, N. Higashi (Kyoto Univ.) Motivation Electron-Tracking Compton Telescope 1 st Flight of SMILE Preparation for next step summary

Observation of MeV gamma-ray will provide us Nucleosynthesis SNR : Radio-isotopes Galactic plane : 26 Al 60 Fe Annihilation erg / (cm 2 sec) Acceleration Jet (AGN) : Synchrotron + Inverse Compton Astro-H Strong Gravitational Potential Black Hole : accretion disk, π 0 Etc. Gamma-ray Pulsar, solar flare The observation of continuum component is also important. Where are MeV gamma-ray objects? There are many background events which obstruct the observations. Bad Sensitivity Good ~1 Fermi EGRET Air Cherenkov Obs. Time : 10 6 sec Requirements for the next-generation detectors are Wide-band detection Large Field of View Background rejection

Gaseous TPC : Tracker track and energy of recoil electron Scintillator : Absorber position and energy of scattered gamma Reconstruct Compton scattering event by event 1 photon direction + energy Large FOV (~3str) Kinematical background rejection g : unit vector of scattering direction e : unit vector of recoil direction E γ : Energy of scattered gamma-ray K e : Kinematic energy of recoil electron m e c 2 : Rest mass of electron

622-702keV 137 Cs : 662keV, 0.89MBq 54 Mn: 835keV, 0.65MBq All range 137 Cs 785-885keV 54 Mn

Electron-Tracking Compton Using the electron tracks complete direction within sector form error region (ETCC) Classical Compton Imaging (COMPTEL) Not using the electron tracks only event circle within ring form error region 15 Simply overlay 2 sources were separated clearly 150 events 15 Simply overlay Hard to separate 2 sources Y [cm] Y [cm] -15-15 X [cm] 15 137 Cs(1MBq) 2, Advanced Compton 600 events -15-15 X [cm] 15 137 Cs(1MBq) 2, Classical Compton

10cm cube camera @ Sanriku (Sep. 1 st 2006) Operation test @ balloon altitude Observation of diffuse cosmic/atmospheric gamma ~400 photons during 3 hours (100 kev~1mev) 30cm cube camera Observation of Crab/Cyg X-1 40cm cube camra Long duration observation with super pressure balloon Adding pair-creation mode 50cm cube camera Sub-MeV ~ MeV All sky survey (load on a satellite)

Regulator GA Plastic scinti. TPC GSO scinti. Bessel Battery preamplifier NIM module Shaper DAC Battery Ballast FPGA encoding board VME module CPU ADC telemetry scaler Size : 1.45 1.2 1.55m 3 Weight : 397 kg Power : ~250 W No posture control!!

2D readout (400μm pitch) + Drift time (100MHz) Cosmic muon Electric field Gas : Xe 80% + Ar 18% + C 2 H 6 2% 1atm, sealed Gain : ~35000 Drift velocity (V d =400V/cm) : measured 2.5cm/μsec Recoil electron simulation 2.48cm/μsec Volume : 10 10 14 cm 3 Energy resolution : ~45% (22.2keV, FWHM) Position resolution : ~500μm 400μm

H8500 5cm GSO 8 8 Scintillator : GSO(Ce) Pixel size : 6x6x13 mm 3 Photo readout : H8500 (HPK) DC/HV : EMCO Q12N-5 A unit consists of 192 pixels, 3 PMTs, 3 DC/HV and 4 preamplifier 4 channels readout with resistive chain Bottom : 3 3 PMTs Side : 3 2 PMTs 4 Energy resolution : 137 Cs 2112 pixels ~11% (662keV, FWHM) Position imaging map Absorber Unit

Efficiency Effective area Detection efficiency : experiment (RI) : simulation (RI-like) : experiment (RI, Photo-peak) : simulation (RI-like, Photo-peak) : experiment ( 137 Cs) : simulation (662keV, RI-like) Detection Efficiency : 3x10-4 for 150-1500keV Effective area : 2x10-2 cm 2 for 150-1500keV, 0-60 The simulated effective area was roughly consistent with that obtained by experiments. Effective area has a maximum at ~25 <- caused by the geometry

Sanriku Balloon Center (JAXA) Launch at Sep. 1 st 2006 launch 35.0Km 32.0Km altitude Iwate Miyagi Kamaishi ~150km end 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 [hour] [JST] 05:26 turn on 06:11 launch 08:56 level-flight start 12:59 turn off 13:20 cut off 13:45 landing 14:32 recovery There was no serious trouble during this flight!

Launch Level Flight TPC mode Rate of Compton event 100~900 kev All direction ~2000 in FOV (3 str) ~940 Energy Spectrum 32~35 km level flight 3.5 hours (live ~3h) in FOV event ~420 events GEANT4 ~400events

Cosmic gamma-ray flux Atmospheric gamma-ray flux (Scaled to R cut = 9.7GV) SMILE-I SMILE-I Preliminary!! Preliminary!! Our results were consistent with those of past observations!!!

SMILE-I : 1 st Sep. 2006 launched Observation of diffuse cosmic/atmospheric gamma-rays -> detection by integration in a large FOV Electron Tracker : 10x10x15 cm 3, Xe+Ar 1atm Absorber : 15x15x1.3 cm 3 @ Bottom 15x10x1.3 cm 3 x4 @ Side SMILE-II Effective area : ~2x10-2 cm 2 Observation of a Bright object (Crab nebula or Cyg X-1) 3.0 hours, 40 km Requirement : ~1 cm 2 Electron Tracker : 30x30x30 cm 3, Ar/CF 4 2atm Absorber : 30x30x1.3 cm 3 @ Bottom 30x15x1.3 cm 3 x4 @ Side Improvement of Angular resolution

LaBr 3 array ARM : limited by energy resolution of absorber and the accuracy of Compton point 4.1 ±0.1 % @ 356 kev MAPMT HPK H8500 GSO LaBr 3 ARM (FWHM) [degree] Xe + GSO(Ce) => Ar + LaBr 3 22 => 4.2 @662keV 50 FWHM 10 5 SMILE-I 2006 (Xe + GSO) Ar TPC + GSO (2008) Ar TPC + LaBr 3 (2008) 1

30 30 30cm 3 ETCC current status We are developing a larger ETCC based on the 30cm 30cm 30cm TPC and 6 x 6 scintillation cameras. Gaseous TPC volume : 30 30 30 cm 3 gas : Ar 90% + C 2 H 6 10% (1atm) drift velocity : 4 cm/μsec gain : ~30000 energy resolution : 46%@32keV position resolution: 400μm 30 cm 30cm x 30cm μpic Scintillation Camera number of pixels : 2304 pixels Crystal : GSO(Ce) pixel size : 6 6 13mm 3 energy resolution : 10.9% (@662keV, FWHM) position resolution : 6mm 28 cm 30cm 23cm GEM

Gaseous TPC 40cm 40cm Encoder (FPGA board) 60cm ASD (PreAmp) Scintillation camera Setup Y source Z Gaseous TPC X Center of μpic :(0,0,0) Center of Scinti. Scintillation camera :(-3.3, 0.2, 5.7)

Energy[keV] Energy[keV] Energy[keV] All range 137 Cs : 662keV, 1MBq (X,Y,Z) = (5, -5, -52) [cm] 54 Mn : 835keV, 1MBq (X,Y,Z) = (5, 5, -52) [cm] 137 Cs 580-740keV 137 Cs:662keV 760-910keV 54 Mn:835keV 54 Mn [cm] [cm] [cm]

Angular resolution, Energy resolution Angular resolution (FWHM) [degree] 100 10 2 (10 cm) 3 ETCC (30 cm) 3 ETCC Preliminary SPD ARM Energy resolution (FWHM) [%] 100 10 2 (10 cm) 3 ETCC Preliminary (30 cm) 3 ETCC 200 400 1000 200 400 1000 Energy [kev] Energy [kev] SPD: 113[deg] ARM: 9.6[deg] DE/E: 16.0% (FWHM) @662keV 130[deg] 6.6[deg] 12.0% (10cm) 3 ETCC

Imaging of Pair-Creation Process 10 MeV μ-pic GEM Scintillator We detected 10 MeV gamma rays with our camera as pair creation detector using AIST laser-compton gamma-ray beam Collaborator: H.Toyokawa (Advanced Industrial Science and Technology: AIST, Japan)

We develop an Electron-Tracking Compton Camera. The flight model detector for SMILE-I Energy resolution : ~12% for 662keV @ FWHM Detection efficiency : ~2 10-4 for 356 kev Field Of View : ~3str The first balloon was launched on September 1 st, 2006 from Sanriku-Balloon-Center (ISAS/JAXA). The balloon flight lasted 7 hours, and the level flight continued during 4 hours at the altitude of 32-35 km. Our detector was stable at the balloon altitude. The experiment is the first observation using ETCC at the balloon altitude. There were ~2000 gamma-ray events in this flight, and ~420 gamma-ray events in FOV during the level flight. We confirmed the past observations of the fluxes of diffuse cosmic and atmospheric gamma-rays. Our detector realized a large FOV and a high S/N at the balloon altitude. Now, we are developing a larger volume detector for the next step.

Bad Sensitivity erg / (cm 2 sec) Astro-H SMILE-I SMILE-II goal Fermi EGRET Obs. Time : 10 6 sec Air Cherenkov Good ~1