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Towards Neutrino Astronomy with IceCube+ANTARES+KM3NeT Vincent Bertin (CPPM) on behalf of Damien Dornic (CPPM) FCPPL meeting @ Marseille Marseille 25 May 2018

NEUTRINO AS COSMIC MESSENGER Neutrinos: smoking gun for cosmic-ray interactions 3 GeV 1 TeV: atmospheric neutrinos, dark matter 100 GeV - 30 TeV: various galactic (TeV gamma) sources 30 TeV 3 PeV: IceCube signal (astrophysical flux) ORCA ANTARES ARCA 2

HE NEUTRINO PRODUCTION The sources of HE ν are not necessary the sources of UHECR 3

HE NEUTRINO FLUXES 4

HE NEUTRINO DETECTORS 5

HE NEUTRINO DETECTORS ANTARES BAIKAL GVD KM3NeT ORCA ARCA IceCube Gen-2 GNN: Global Neutrino Network linked all HE neutrino telescopes + provide framework for regular combined meetings and combined analysis 6

ALL-FLAVOR NEUTRINO TOPOLOGIES Direction: Gal. srcs: 0.2 o at 10TeV [0.4 o for ANTARES] Extra-gal. srcs: 0.1 o at 100TeV [0.3 o for ANTARES] Energy: 0.27 in Log10(E) kinematic KM3NeT Not to scale Vertex: 6-8m (long), 0.5m (perp) Direction: ~1.5 o [3 o for ANTARES] Energy: 5% 7

LARGELY DOMINATED BY ATM BKG To have better discovery potential: - Have the lowest angular precision (tracks) - Have the lowest background contamination (cascades) - Search for time+space-correlations 8

THE ICECUBE SIGNAL 6 year HESE analysis (ICRC 2017) 80(+2) events Bkg: 15.6+11.4-3.9 atm n + 25.2±7.3 atm m Hemipshere North and South Eth: 60 TeV 8 year upgoing muon Eth: 200 TeV Eevent > 5 PeV! Significance: Significance: 6.5 sigma Spectra: E-2.92(+0.33-0.29) 6.7 sigma Spectra: E -2.19(±0.10) Indication of a break in spectrum? (energy threshold different) Indication of galactic and extra-galactic components? (different hemispheres) 9

THE ICECUBE SIGNAL Last update for the starting track analysis 10

ANTARES DIFFUSE RESULTS Track events All-sky / All-flavor neutrino search Look for excess above a given Eth 9 (7) yrs of data for tracks (cascades) Bkg expectation Signal expectation Nb events measured Track 13.5 ± 4 3-3.5 19 Cascade events Shower 10.5 ± 4 3-3.5 14 => Small excess (not significant) 11

KM3NeT: DIFFUSE FLUX All-sky KM3NeT/ARCA is expected to observe the IC signal in less than 1 yr. Galactic plane Precise characterization (spectral shape, flavor composition, anisotropy) Excellent sensitivity in the galactic plane: identify gal/extra-gal components? 12

g-n-rc DIFFUSE FLUXES Energy density of neutrinos in the non-thermal Universe is the same or higher as that in Fermi gamma-rays. Common sources? Fermi/LAT g-ray flux dominated by AGN/blazars (~ 85%) 13

POPULATION STUDIES Blazar space correlation GRB time/space correlation (862 2LAC blazars) Contribution max of the 2LAC blazars < 27% (10 TeV 2 PeV), assuming equal weighting among blazars and single power-law with γ = 2.5. 7% of neutrino signal assuming n flux g-ray flux (correlation with 2FHL: < few % of the IC flux) Astrophysical Journal 835 (2017) 1 (1172 GRBs - benchmark parameters) arxiv:1702.06868 14

POPULATION STUDIES Blazar space correlation GRB time/space correlation (862 2LAC blazars) Contribution max of the 2LAC blazars < 27% (10 TeV - 2 PeV), assuming equal weighting among blazars and single power-law with γ = 2.5. BUT, neutrinos originate from a larger volume 50% of blazars not identified Sources transparent to high energy gamma rays may not have the target density to produce neutrinos (GRB?) Hidden sources? How to identify these sources? Neutrino only, neutrino+x-ray? 7% of neutrino signal assuming ν flux γ-ray flux (correlation with 2FHL: < few % of the IC flux) Astrophysical Journal 835 (2017) 1 (1172 GRBs - benchmark parameters) arxiv:1702.06868 15

GALACTIC DIFFUSE FLUX 16

IC NEUTRINO SKYMAP Where are the PeV g-rays together with PeV neutrinos? 17

IC NEUTRINO SKYMAP 18

LOOKING FOR POINT-SOURCES IceCube (7 yrs - tracks) ANTARES (2007-2015) Blue: Tracks Red: Cascades ANTARES+IceCube Phys. Rev. D 96, 082001 (2017) 19

KM3NeT: POINT-SOURCE Generic source KM3NeT/ARCA is expected to have more than one order of magnitude better sensitivity than IC in the Southern sky. Due to the quite good angular resolution for cascade events, the point-source search is also very efficient. Preliminary Expected better performances for the transient neutrino sources (GRB, AGN ) 20

KM3NeT: POINT-SOURCE Specific galactic sources γ ν flux conversion: With reasonable 100% hadronic models, large probabilities to observe individual neutrino sources in the Galactic Plane 21

LOOKING FOR VARIABLE SOURCES No correlation with GRB, FRB Few hints with blazars (nothing significant) One hint with SN Ic (IC160427) Connection n-g-uhecr Resconi et al 2017, 2.9 sigma correlation with sub-sample of HBLs, IC nu and Auger UHECR IceCube- Big Bird PKS B1424-418 22

Multi-λ observatories linked to ANTARES for the real-time analysis SWIFT INTEGRAL HAWC ANTARES MASTER SVOM GWAC TAROT HESS MWA ROTSE + GW alerts from LIGO/VIRGO + UHECR/UHEν with Auger/TA + Neutrino alerts from IceCube + AMON ZADKO (Update 01/2018) 23

TAToO, one exemple: ANT150901A Conclusion multi-l IR+Radio young variable star not in catalogs 24 24

TAToO, one exemple: ANT150901A 25 25

TAToO GWAC@SVOM MoU between ANTARES-SVOM signed summer 2017 29% of the ANTARES neutrino triggers visible at Xinglong, 20% have been followed with mini-gwac + 30 cm telescope [in agreement with the location of the telescopes in Xinglong and the weather constrains] Delay: [0, 50min] for mini-gwac (auto), [0h40, 1h40] for 30cm (manual) No counterpart identified [mag<12 for mini-gwac, mag< 18 for 30cm] Use large FoV of (mini)gwac and the fact that the optical transients detected in the images are stored to look for offline follow-up of ANTARES cascade events 26

IC170922 / Blazar TXS 0506+056? (signalness ~ 50%) (E proxy ~ 120 TeV) Distance to TXS 0506+056? ANTARES offline analysis of this blazar under progress Paiano et al. (2018): the 10.4m Gran Telescopio Canarias, an optical spectroscopy z = 0.3365 +/- 0.0010 27

GW + neutrinos Coincident neutrino observation could constrain the source position (LIGO/Virgo 90% contour ~30 2 vs ANTARES/KM3NeT: ~0.5 ) Low level of background for transients a few neutrino enough to have significant implications for GRB physics. Would confirm hadronic content of relativistic jets + dissipation processes. Chocked jets and unified picture CCSN / long GRB? Dark bursts observed in nu+gw only? Relativistic jet formation/dynamics (hadronic component) on-axis / off-axis jet aperture shape of the outflow (cocoon / chocked jet?) lower energy neutrinos with ORCA (~10-100 GeV) 28

NEUTRINO FROM GRB170817/GW170817? Joint analysis of all HE-UHE neutrino experiments: ANTARES + IceCube + Auger + LVC Bad luck localisation for ANTARES/IC, very very lucky for Auger No neutrino in space & time coincidence (± 500s) ApJL 850 L35 (2017) 29

NEUTRINO FROM GRB170817/GW170817? Limited upper-limits from ANTARES/IC (very high background contaminations) Comparison with hadronic model predictions (prompt emission from off-axis GRB or extended emission) ApJL 850 L35 (2017) 30

Summary Multi-Messenger astronomy era! (EM + GW + neutrino) Diffuse flux of cosmic neutrinos observed by IceCube Higher level of hadronic activity in the non-thermal universe than previously thought Sources remain to be identified. Hints are pointing in MM analyses. We are quite closed! Exciting times ahead! KM3NeT: phased approach to next-generation neutrino telescope ARCA (KM3NeT-It) for HE neutrino astronomy (tracks & showers) ORCA (KM3NeT-Fr) for measurement of neutrino mass hierarchy First strings performing well!!! Start to implement the multi-messenger programs in KM3NeT for both ORCA and ARCA based on the successful experience of ANTARES. The follow-up of gravitational waves have worked very well and the community is organizing itself to get an even better follow-up of GW events. Neutrinos are a bit left in this structurant process. Need to think more in a multi-messenger manner rather than separated the messenger. 33

KM3NeT data policy: KM3NeT neutrino data are proprietary but become public after a latency of 2 years after the data taking. However, significant events might trigger alerts that will be distributed publicly to the astro community using standard VO event format within ~10s after the neutrino detection [Open Public Alerts] Sub-threshold alerts and multiplets will be distributed though private channel to observing teams upon MoU agreements. 35