XMASS/NEWAGE Dark Matter Search

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XMASS/NEWAGE Dark Matter Search Kentaro Miuchi Particle Physics Group Department of Physics, Kobe University June 30 th, 2016 Kick Off Symposium for Honolulu Office of Kobe University 1

Dark Matter Group in Kobe Members Professor: Y. Takeuchi (2010~) Associate Professor: K. Miuchi (2011~) graduate Students: Projects XMASS: large mass low BG liquid scintillator 1ton XMASS-I largest running future ~5ton XMASS-1.5 NEWAGE: direction-sensitive Doctor course 3 students Master course 3 students current background study @ underground best direction-sensitive limit

Dark Matter Activities in Japan XMASS (ICRR+) Liq. xenon, underground, large mass NEWAGE (Kobe+) Gas, underground, direction-sensitive NEWS (Nagoya+) Emulsion, surface R&D, direction-sensitive ANKOK (Waseda+) Liq argon, surface R&D, large number of photon PICO-LON (Tokushima+) NaI, surface R&D, pure crystal, inelastic

Related Activities in Japan KAKENHI group Funding (FY 2014-2018) New Innovative area: Revealing the history of the universe with underground particle and nuclear research

XMASS 5

XMASS project Byeongsu Yang @PATLAS2016 XMASS experiment is a multi purpose, low-background and low-energy threshold experiment with large volume of liquid Xenon Xenon detector for Weakly Interacting MASSive Particles (DM search) Xenon MASSive detector for solar neutrino (pp/ 7 Be) Xenon neutrino MASS detector (bb decay) XMASS-I, the first phase of the XMASS project, is dedicated to a direct dark matter search. Solar neutrino Dark Matter Double beta decay +axion, supernova, etc 6

XMASS detector Byeongsu Yang @PATLAS2016 Single phase (scintillation only) liquid Xenon detector : sensitive to e/g events with very low backgrounds as well as nuclear recoil events Large 100 kg fid. mass & 835 kg inner mass (0.8 mf) 630 hexagonal & 12 round PMTs with 28-39% Q.E. High light yields(13.9 pe/kev) & Large photon coverage (> 62% of inner surface) Low energy threshold : < 5 kev ee (~ 25 kev NR ) for fiducial volume and 0.3 kev ee for full volume 1.2m diameter Inner detector 7

count/day/kg/kev History of XMASS-I Byeongsu Yang @PATLAS2016 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 Dec. May Nov. Nov. Nov. Jun. Installation Commissioning Refurbishment Data taking PMT Al seal were covered by copper ring and plate to reduce BG as detector refurbishment. After refurbishment, event ~ 5keV is reduced to ~1/10. Now, the 3 rd year continuity operation ( 2 years and 7 months) is ongoing. The longest running time among LXe detectors! Commissioning run data After RFB data ~1/10 8

Kobe in XMASS Annual modulation analysis K. Hosokawa PhD thesis 2016/3 Calibration( source development and conduct calibration) Radon BG monitoring in the water PTEP(2015) 033H01 new PMT development low energy inner source inner source outer source

XMASS physics results 10

XMASS physics results various kinds of dark matter candidates and physics Byeongsu Yang @PATLAS2016 Low mass WIMPs search, PLB 719 (2013) 78 Solar axion search, PLB 724 46 (2013) Bosonic super-wimps search, PRL 113, 121301 (2014) Inelastic WIMP nucleus scattering search, PTEP 063C01 (2014) Red: XMASS (90% C.L.) Black: DAMA LXe 2000 (90% C.L.) Recent results Direct dark matter search by annual modulation (PLB 759 272 (2016)) Search for 2n double electron capture on 124 Xe (PLB 759 272 (2016)) 11

Search for annual modulation (1) Byeongsu Yang @PATLAS2016 KOBE:K. Hosokawa s Doctor thesis Dataset: after refurbishment (Nov 2013-Mar 2015) 0.83ton*year data(1 year cycle) with low threshold (1.1keV ee ). Comparable to 1.33ton*year of DAMA/LIBRA data (14 cycles) Rejection of noise, Cherenkov and front of PMT event. No particle ID just like DAMA/LIBRA The observed count rate as function of time in each energy bin. Clear modulation signal is expected if WIMP parameters are in the range where DAMA/LIBRA experiment indicates. Time variation of event rate from 1.1 to1.6kev ee Jun. Dec. The expected WIMP flux variation due to eart h s orbit. Expected rates for 7GeV/c 2 WIMPs --- 8GeV/c 2 WIMPs Cross section of 2 10-40 cm 2 DAMA/LIBRA I Statistical error Systematic error PLB 759 272 (2016) 12

Search for annual modulation (2) Assuming standard WIMP, data is fitted with the following equation: Byeongsu Yang @PATLAS2016 t 0 (phase)=152.5days, T(period)=365.25days, A(modulated amplitude) and C i (unmodulated amplitude) Two independent modulation analyses were performed using different χ 2 definition. Leff uncertainty is taken into account. The difference between two methods are within 30%. Figure is drawn by Method 1. DAMA/LIBRA region is mostly excluded by our measurement. Model assumption V 0 : 220.0 km/s V esc : 650.0 km/s ρdm: 0.3 GeV/cm 3 Lewin, Smith (1996) Method 1 (pull term) Method 2 (covariance matrix) PLB 759 272 (2016) The first extensive search against the DAMA region, including electron recoils. 13

Search for annual modulation (3) Annual modulation signal is searched for without any model assumption. A i (modulated amplitude) and C i (unmodulated amplitude) are fitted by : Amplitude as function of energy Byeongsu Yang @PATLAS2016 t 0 =152.5days, T=365.25days, fitting range : 1.1-7.6keV ee Small negative amplitude is observed in 1.6-4.1keV ee region. Significance was evaluated with test statistic (10,000 dummy samples) and no significant modulated signal has been observed. (p-value=0.014(2.5s) and 0.068(1.8s) for 2 methods.) Direct comparisons with other experiments: more stringent constraint. PLB 759 272 (2016) Experiments Amplitude(events/day/kg/keV ee ) DAMA/LIBRA XENON100 XMASS ~0.02, 2.0-3.5keV ee 3.7 x 10-3, 90% C.L. upper limit, 2.0-5.8keV ee (*) (1.7-3.7)x 10-3, 90% C.L. positive upper limit, 2-6keV ee 14 *Estimated based on PRL 115 (2015) 091302 and Science 349 (6250) (2015) 852

Byeongsu Yang @PATLAS2016 Search for double electron capture (1) 2ν double electron capture: new reference for the calculation of nuclear matrix elements from the proton-rich side of the mass parabola of even-even isobars. 0ν double electron capture is lepton number violating process as well as 0νββ decay. Isotope Natural abundance 124Xe 126Xe 128Xe 129Xe 130Xe 131Xe 132Xe 134Xe 136Xe 0.095% 0.089% 1.9% 26.4% 4.1% 21.2% 26.9% 10.4% 8.9% Natural xenon contains double electron capture nuclei as well as double beta decay nuclei 2n double electron capture on 124Xe (2nECEC) 124Xe (g.s., 0+) + 2e- 124Te (g.s., 0+) + 2ne + 2864keV In the case of 2K-capture, signal is total energy deposition of 63.6keV from atomic Xrays and Auger electrons. Theoretical predictions of T1/2=1020~1024years Previous experimental results : T1/2>2.0 1021 years, w/ proportional counter. 126Xe can also undergo 2nECEC, but this reaction is much slower. (Q=896keV) K-shell X-ray 2 4.2d 124 53I 0+ 124 52Te 0+ 124 54Xe QECEC=2864keV n n K-shell X-ray 15

Search for double electron capture (2) Byeongsu Yang @PATLAS2016 Signal MC X-rays and Auger electrons after 2n 2K-capture are simulated. Energy window: 56-72keV 90% of the simulated signal. Efficiency for signal is 59.7%. Observed data Commissioning run data were analyzed. Effective live time is 132.0 days, and fiducial mass of natural xenon is 41kg (It contains 39g of 124 Xe). 5 events remained in the signal region. Main background in this energy region is 214 Pb (daughter of 222 Rn) in the detector, and expected number of 214 Pb BG events in the signal region is 5.3+/-0.5. No significant excess above background was observed. Set the world best lower limit of half-life : T 1/2 >4.7 10 21 years (90%CL). Also for 126 Xe, set the lower limit : T 1/2 >4.3 10 21 years (90%CL). Signal MC Observed data Expected signal with T 1/2 (2n2K)=4.7x10 21 years (arxiv:1510.00754) -- Fiducial volume cut -- Timing cut -- Band-like pattern cut 214 Pb background MC 16

Future plans of XMASS 17

XMASS-I XMASS future plans XMASS-1.5 XMASS-II Byeongsu Yang @PATLAS2016 835kg, 100kg FV 80cmφ DM search 6ton,1~3ton FV 1.5mf, ~1800 PMTs DM search : σ SI < 10-46 cm 2 pp solar n : ~a few cpd 25ton, >10ton FV, 2.5mφ Multi purpose DM search : σ SI < 10-48 cm 2 pp solar n : ~10 cpd 0n2b decay of 136 Xe To improve the sensitivity, increase the fiducial volume select ultra low BG detector material Continues material screening discriminate against BG events, especially surface BG. Developed a new PMT. reduce inner detector RI Distillation ( 85 Kr) and screening for Rn emanating material

New PMTs for future XMASS Byeongsu Yang @PATLAS2016 2inch hex shape current PMT R10789 3inch dome shape new PMT R13111 photocathode dynode Flat photocathode Surface event vertex Trajectory of scintillation photons Trajectory of photoelectron Dome-shaped photocathode Surface events can be identified and rejected very effectively by new domeshaped PMTs, which have high and uniform collection efficiency for whole area. TTS(Transit Time Spread) of the new PMT is improved, and it will result in improvement of Cherenkov BG rejection and position reconstruction using timing. Performance test was carried out using the first batch of the new PMTs. Reduction of radioactivity in PMT parts was done. KOBE s contribution 19

Expected sensitivity XMASS-1.5 : Total 5ton/fiducial 1-3ton XMASS-II : Total 25ton/fiducial 10ton <10-46 cm 2 & 2x10-47 cm 2 @100GeV ~1x10-5 /kev/kg/d (~1 x pp solar n) Sensitive both nuclear recoil and e/g Nuclear recoil log(g aee ) log(a /a) bosonic super-wimps in XMASS-1.5-11 XENON100 EDW-II -11.5-12 XMASS -12.5-13 XMASS future -13.5 W=0.23-14 0 20 40 60 80 100 120 140 pseudoscalar mass (kev) -21 Wh 2 HB stars -22-23 =0.1-24 Diffuse g -25 XMASS -26-27 XMASS future -28-29 -30 0 20 40 60 80 100 120 140 vector boson mass (kev) modulation analysis pseudoscalar: ALP vector 20

NEWAGE 21

NEWAGE:run by Kobe university WIMP-wind detection μ-pic three dimensional gas tracking device detector NEWAGE-0.3b NEWAGE-0.3b inside NEWAGE concept 22

Advantages of directionality large asymmetry compared with annual modulation detailed study after detection 季節変動

NEWAGE detector NEWAGE-0.3b Detection Volume: 31 31 41cm 3 Gas: CF4 at 0.1atm (50keVee threshold) Gas circulation system with cooled charcoal

NEWAGE-0.3b inside view Detection Volume: 30 30 41cm 3 Field cage Drift length: 41cm PEEK + copper wires m-pic(micro-pixel chamber) - 31 31cm 2 - pitch : 400mm - gain : ~1000 - made by DNP, Japan GEM - 31 32 cm 2-8-segmented - hole pitch : 140mm - hole diameter: 70mm - insulator : LCP 100mm - gain : ~5 - made by Scienergy, Japan

NEWAGE-0.3b readouts m-pic is X-Y readout General purpose FPGA-based electronics since early 2000 s. Updates are always on-going 256ch connector NEWAGE-0.3b (inside) 256ch ASD box FPGAs

NEWAGE underground run RUN14 period : 2013/7/20-8/11, 10/19-11/12 live time : 31.6 days fiducial volume:28x24x41cm 3 mass : 10.36g exposure : 0.327 kg days Energy spectrum RUN5 (NEWAGE-0.3a) RUN14 (NEWAGE-0.3b) Energy spectrum Threshold : 100 => 50keV BG rate : 1/10@100keV Skymap, cosq distribution Set limit by significant difference in 2-binned measured cosq and DM-wind simulated cosq 50-60keV skymap cosθ distribution 100-110keV

red : gas, with directional analysis blue : gas, without directional analysis green : solid, liquid detector Obtained limit : 557pb @200GeV (Best direction-sensitive limit) Improved one order of magnitude from previous RUN5 PTEP (2015) 043F01s

Galactic-plane sky-map lab-coordinate Energy 50-100keV elevation angle(degree) correlation with efficiency = consistent with isotropic 80 60 40 20 0-20 -40-60 -80-80 -60-40 -20 0 20 40 60 80 azimuth angle(degree) for elevation=0 galactic latitude galactic 80 coordinate 60 40 20 0-20 -40-60 +時間情報 -80 180 160 140 120 100 galactic longitude 80 60 40 20 0 340 320 300 280 260 240 220 200 180

BG study and more Poster by HASHIMOTO Largest BG source: alpha particle from μ-pic Development of radio-pure μ-pic: 10 10 cm 2 μ-pic was made and tested B B B C A C 10cm FY2016: development of 30 30 cm 2 μ-pic FY2017~: underground run

Z-fiducialization Poster by IKEDA minority peaks discovery by DERIT group SF 6 study for GEM+μPIC system minority peaks (DRIFT group) SF6 study

skewness Head/tail study Poster by YAKABE Head tail in X-Y plane, Z-axis Proof of concept, DONE. Improvement for practical use: being studied X-Y plane Z axis 7.1σ 5.1σ 4.1σ

Dark Matter group in Kobe XMASS: large mass low BG liquid scintillator 1tonのXMASS-I largest running future ~5ton XMASS-1.5 NEWAGE:direction-sensitive current background study @ underground best direction-sensitive limit strategy:xmass indication and detection -> NEWAGE confirmation and detailed study 33