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GAPS Dark matter search using low-energy antimatter Rene A. Ong, for the GAPS Collaboration University of California, Los Angeles, CA 90095, USA

Cosmic Ray Anomalies There are a variety of puzzles in cosmic rays: L. Accardo et al., PRL 113, 121101 (2015) Excess Positrons Stage et al. 2006

Cosmic Ray Anomalies There are a variety of puzzles in cosmic rays: L. Accardo et al., PRL 113, 121101 (2015) Excess Positrons M-Y Cui et al., PRL 118, 191101 (2017) Stage et al. 2006 Antiproton Spectrum

Cosmic Ray Anomalies There are a variety of puzzles in cosmic rays: AMS Anti-He Candidate Events S.C.C. Ting, CERN Colloquium, https://indico.cern.ch/event/592392/ L. Accardo et al., PRL 113, 121101 (2015) Excess Positrons M-Y Cui et al., PRL 118, 191101 (2017) Stage et al. 2006 Antiproton Spectrum + γ-rays from Galactic Center Are these signs for DM annihilation??

Antideuteron Searches Anti-D s can be produced by BSM dark matter, and -,e + unlike e, p, they are essentially background free: T. Aramaki et al., Astropart. Phys. 74, 6 (2016) GAPS secondary background Anti-D s are the most important unexplored indirect detection technique!

Low-Energy Antiprotons GAPS will make precision flux measurement of low-energy antiprotons strong constraints on DM, PBH models: T. Aramaki et al., Astropart. Phys. 59, 12 (2014) Complementary to direct/indirect searches and collider expts. x10 more statistics @ 0.25 GeV than BESS/PAMELA/AMS Search for light DM, gravitino DM, LZP in extra dimension theories, and PBHs GAPS also has capability for detection of anti-he, using the exotic atom technique studies ongoing to estimate the sensitivity

The GAPS Experiment GAPS uses exotic atom technique a different approach from AMS, BESS

The GAPS Experiment GAPS uses exotic atom technique a different approach from AMS, BESS General AntiParticle Spectrometer (GAPS): specifically designed for low-energy antideuterons t and antiprotons t Long-duration balloon (LDB) flight in Antarctic low geomagnetic cutoff Now approved by NASA for funding and launch in late 2020 Strong international participation with Japan (JAXA) and Italy (INFN)

GAPS Instrument Design

GAPS Instrument Design Time of Flight (TOF) Plastic scintillator 1.8m x 0.18m x 0.5cm Read out on both ends using PMTs/Si-PMs 500ps timing resolution

GAPS Instrument Design Time of Flight (TOF) Plastic scintillator 1.8m x 0.18m x 0.5cm Read out on both ends using PMTs/Si-PMs 500ps timing resolution Si(Li) Target/Tracker 4 Si(Li) disks, 2.5mm thick Dual energy range (X-rays, min-i) 3 kev energy resolution

GAPS Background Rejection Rare event search required good particle ID and excellent background rejection: Combination of: TOF velocity (β), de/dx, and depth, combined with unique X-ray emission and π/p from nuclear annihilation strong rejection power

The GAPS Team GAPS Team @UCLA March 2017

pgaps Successful prototype flight June 2012 launch, Taiki, Japan TOF TOF Tracker TOF Bus gondola Event in pgaps S.A.I. Mognet et al., NIM A735, 24 (2014) P. von Doetinchem et al., Astropart. Phys. 54, 93 (2014) Demonstrated stable operation of Si(Li) and TOF detectors during flight Studied Si(Li) cooling approach Measured background levels

Current Work: Si(Li) Detectors GAPS will use 1350 4-inch, 4-strip Si(Li) detectors, 2.5mm thick Fabrication scheme developed d at Columbia University; it plan to have detectors t produced by commercial company Shimadzu in Japan. Confirmed leakage current and performance with cosmic rays and X-ray source Am-241 source FWHM: 4.4 4 kev @59keV Prototype single-strip 2-inch detector with guard ring and pre-amplifier Prototype 4-inch,4-strip detector (courtesy Shimadzu Corp) Currently optimizing fabrication; ramp up to trial production runs in early 2018

Current Work: TOF Detector The TOF will consist of 225 scintillation counters, read out on both ends PMTs (used in pgaps) and Si-PMs being considered Custom board for readout using DRS-4 ASIC @ 2 GS/s TOF will measure particle β, de/dx, provide rough tracking and master trigger Prototype 1.2m paddles R7600-UBA PMT and base Si-PM testing Stopping depth simulations (100 MeV antideuterons) Major tasks: PMT/Si-PM decision, determining trigger algorithm

Timeline & Summary 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 GAPS Integration Data Review Review Analysis Design TOF Build Antarctic science flight Si(Li) Build Funding start

Timeline & Summary 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 GAPS Integration Data Review Review Analysis Design TOF Build Antarctic science flight Si(Li) Build Funding start Discovery of antideuterons in cosmic rays would a very significant result. GAPS is specifically designed for low-energy anti-d s and antiprotons Technique is different and complementary to AMS; if AMS sees some events, GAPS can confirm and go deeper. Prototype GAPS flight completely successful, verified detector operation Rapid timeline from funding start to GAPS construction, integration and first science flight in late 2020 Note: Two advertised postdoctoral positions, see: https://inspirehep.net/record/1505690 https://inspirehep.net/record/1495582

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Si(Li) Electronics Current Baseline Dynamic Compression ADC Shaper/PDS 12 ASIC Dynamic Compression Shaper/PDS S ADC 12 Dynamic Compression ADC Shaper/PDS 12 Serial Serial Link Discrete Preamps Dynamic Compression Shaper/PDS ADC PDS=Peak-detector-stretcher 12