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.. and dulcis in fundo... Borexino, CTF and the CNGS neutrino beam Laura Perasso - INFN Milano Content: I. The CNGS beam: its latest schedule II. III. Preliminary rate values for the detected CNGS beam induced muons Conclusions BX - GM LNGS 7/july/2006 1

Thanks to : George Korga Igor Machulin Emanuela Meroni Alessandro Razeto Laura Perasso Laura Perasso 2

April 6 th Workshop at LNGS (from D.Autiero) Laura Perasso BX - GM LNGS 7/july 2006 3

June 22 nd Workshop at LNGS Waiting for the beam : Continuation more focused on the event signatures of the CNGS beam in the LNGS experiments. Presentations by: 1. Dario Autiero : Update on the CNGS beam 2. Stefano Dusini : CNGS beam monitoring with OPERA detector 3. Gabriella Sartorelli : CNGS beam monitor with LVD 4. Laura Perasso: Borexino, CTF and the CNGS netrino beam (all on the LNGS web pages) Laura Perasso BX - GM LNGS 7/july 2006 4

The CNGS beam <E νµ > ~ 18 GeV Fluxes @ E ν ~ 18 GeV [ν/cm 2 /10 19 pot]: [From http://www.mi.infn.it/~psala/icarus/cngs.html ν µ ~3.2 10 5 ν µ ~ 6.4 10 3 ν e ~ 1.4 10 3 ν e ~ 1.8 10 2 (ν µ + ν µ ) ~ 99.5% (2% ν µ /ν µ ) (ν e + ν e ) ~0.48% For comparison, MINOS, <E νµ > ~ 3GeV (ν µ + ν µ) ~ 98.5% (6.5 % ν µ ) (ν e + ν e ) ~ 1.5% E ν [GeV] Laura Perasso BX - GM LNGS 7/july 2006 5

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Initial 2006 SPS schedule Modified due to a PS power supply (installed in 1968!!) fault on 18/5/2006 It has been replaced. 7

New SPS schedule (approved by the RB on 7/6/2006) 18-30 Aug 2006 low intensity (Scycle= 18 s) 20 Oct-8 Nov 8

The CNGS beam monitoring at LNGS The CNGS ν µ beam can be monitored detecting the muons produced by the neutrino interactions in the detectors with muon identification systems in the rocks in front of the detectors Laura Perasso Waiting for the beam - LNGS 22/06/2006 9

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Preliminary rate values for the CNGS induced muons in Bx and CTF With the help of Igor Machulin and Emanuela Meroni!! Warning!!!! all these numbers are from very simplified calculations!!!! no MC done so far!!! Laura Perasso Waiting for the beam - LNGS 22/06/2006 14

Hall C side and top view : Side view Borexino CTF Opera Top view Laura Perasso Waiting for the beam - LNGS 22/06/2006 15

Procedure: How many ν µ induced muon from the rocks do we have?? Scaling the LVD results [M.Aglietta et al., hep-ex/0304018 v1 18 april 2003], with the usual assumptions: 33600 µ hitting the LVD mother volume /year 33600 / ( LVD sup) X (Bx sup) = 33600 / (13.75m X 12m) X 266 m 2 = 54167 µ/year 271 µ/day in Borexino 33600 / ( LVD sup) X (CTF sup) = 33600 / (13.75m X 12m) X 110m 2 = 22400 µ/year 112 µ/day in CTF Laura Perasso Waiting for the beam - LNGS 22/06/2006 16

How many CC + NC events do we have in the detectors?? Assumptions: these CNGS event rates in Borexino and CTF have been calculated assuming: Nominal CNGS beam intensity = 4.5 10 19 pot/year CC interaction probability = 4.96 10-17 CC/pot/kton mass for E ν <30 GeV One year = 200 days [P.Sala] For: mass(borexino) = 3.327 ktons mass(ctf) = 0.950 ktons N CCint (Borexino) => 37 CC µ/day (+ 11 NC ev/day ) ~ 48 ev/day in Borexino N CCint (CTF) => 11 CC µ/day (+ 3 NC ev/day) ~ 14 ev/day in CTF Laura Perasso Waiting for the beam - LNGS 22/06/2006 17

The total CNGS ν µ induced muons (from CC in the detector itself or in the upstream rocks) or hadrons (form NC in the detector) calculated rates are: 48(CC+NC) +271 (from rocks) = 319 ev/day in Borexino 14(CC+NC)+ 112 (rocks) = 126 ev/day in CTF How do they compare to our cosmic muon bkgnd?? How many are detected, taking into account the detector efficiencies?? Laura Perasso Waiting for the beam - LNGS 22/06/2006 18

CNGS muons vs. cosmic muons Cosmic µ flux [µ/day] in Borexino (expected) : and in CTF (measured): IV Buffer SS Sphere 2025 3125 5150 IV Water tank 130 2900 Water tank 9900 Considering the 10.5 µs spill length (with a 50ms interspill gap) in a 18 s cycle, we have a reduction factor ~ 10-6 corresponding to a cosmic µ flux in coincidence with the CERN spill : ~ 3 10-2 ev /day in Borexino ~ 1 10-2 ev /day in CTF Total CNGS ν µ induced events: 319 ev/day cross Borexino = 3% of the cosmics 126 ev/day cross CTF = 4% of the cosmics BX and CTF must use the beam spill window (10.5 microseconds) info to identify the CERN µ Laura Perasso Waiting for the beam - LNGS 22/06/2006 19

(from D.Autiero) 20

To correlate the events recorded by the experiments with the beam spill windows (10.5 microseconds): T(LNGS) = T (kicker at CERN ) + TOF Using UTC times recorded at CERN and LNGS UTC clocks synchronizations and calibrations needed Laura Perasso BX - GM LNGS 7/july/2006 21

From Autiero s presentation: the early warning signal: the next neutrino spill can be predicted in advance of several seconds and this info can be transmitted through ther network implemented and tested since March already used by OPERA ; to be decided: the list of machines which should receive the signal the complete calibration of the time distribution chain of OPERA => in progress - Alessandro Razeto had contacts with LNGS Computer Center and Opera for eventual use of this information by BX and CTF the CERN-LNGS UTC clocks intercalibration for the neutrino spill syncronization => finished: -understood and taken account of the 356 ns offset - Δt < 100 ns Laura Perasso BX - GM LNGS 7/july/2006 22

the CNGS-LNGS database (ORACLE based, 1TB/day info): - to correlate the events recorded by the experiments with the beam spill windows (10.5 microseconds) : Δt < 100 ns -the LNGS exp. will be able to write the events observed in correlation to the spills => in progress: access being tested by OPERA, docs available Laura Perasso BX - GM LNGS 7/july/2006 23

Final rates taking into account the detector geom efficiencies muons generated Det eff. Final rate[ev/day] In Borexino : inside the det. in the rocks 48 271 ~98% * ~99% 47 268 Total rate 319 315 [ev/day] Cosmic muon rate bk 3 10-2 ev/day muons generated Det eff. Final rate [ev/day] In CTF: inside the det. in the rocks 14 112 ~50% * ~98% 7 110 Total rate 126 117 [ev/day] Cosmic muon rate bk 1 10-2 ev/day Laura Perasso Waiting for the beam -LNGS 22/06/2006 * dep. on the trigger 24 thresh

Final detected event rates in the first runs: Run # LVD BX CTF nominal 4.5 10 19 pot/year ~ 150 /day 315/day 117/day 1 2 10 16 pot/week ~ 13/week 28/week 2 3 10 16 pot/week ~ 20/week 42/week 15/week 3 5 10 16 pot/week ~ 33/week 70/week 26/week Laura Perasso Waiting for the beam -LNGS 22/06/2006 25

We can have BX-CTF-Opera coincidences Hall-C Side view Borexino CTF Opera Hall-C Top view Laura Perasso Waiting for the beam - LNGS 22/06/2006 26

How many ν µ induced muon from the rocks do we detect both in Opera and in Borexino and CTF?? Scaling the LVD results [M.Aglietta et al., hep-ex/0304018 v1 18 april 2003], with the usual assumptions: 33600 µ hitting the LVD mother volume /year 33600 / ( LVD sup) X (Bx sup) = 33600 / (13.75m X 12m) X (6.7 X 6.7) m 2 = 9141 µ/year 45 µ/day Laura Perasso Waiting for the beam - LNGS 22/06/2006 27

Conclusions Can Borexino/CTF monitor the CNGS ν beam?? Yes! In LNGS - HallC we will have : ~ 315 ev/day in Borexino (~ 150 detected ev/day in LVD ) ~ 60 µ/day hit OPERA ~ 117 ev/day in CTF Corresponding to a 3% stat. error in: 3.5 days for Borexino (7 for LVD) 9.5 days for CTF What we have to do?? These are very preliminary results MC- calculate all the acceptances of the detectors for these horizontal muons What is needed for monitoring?? Spill timing information Can Bx do something else?? Yes!! Beam burst structure, Calibrations, Track algorithm checks,.?? Some physics?? σ cc??? Laura Perasso Waiting for the beam - LNGS 22/06/2006 28

What we have to do?? Decide if/how we want: - to study this new bkgnd - to monitor the CNGS beam => decide which actions to do, who does what, by when - to take advantage of it => decide which actions to do, who does what, by when Needed: Software: - MC simulations - Interface with the CNGS database (read and write) Hardware: - spill info read-out (BX clock calibrations) Can Bx do something else?? - Think about it!! Conclusions for us: Laura Perasso BX - GM LNGS 7/july 2006 29