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Liquid-Xe Solar pp 7 Be neutrino detector Y.Suzuki Kamioka Obs. ICRR, U.Tokyo @LowNu 2000-06-15 Detector 1) Liquid Xenon with 10 ton fiducial volume 2) Scintillation detector: 42,000 photons/mev similar amount of NaI (known very well) 3) Emission: 173 nm can be read by PMTs w/o wave length shifter 4) Self-Shield (ρ=3.06g/cm 3, Z=54) X 0 =2.7cm (30 cm Xe ~ 4m of Water) 5) Radius: 0.92 m for fid. volume of 10 tons and 1.22m for entire volume of 23 tons 6) For 40% coverage needs 1692 PMTs (3 inch) 7) PMT needs quarts (or MgF 2 ) window (can be placed inside or outside of liq-xe)

Detector PMTs 4π coverage 1.84 m 2.44 m

Signal (high rate) ν e +e ν e +e scattering 10 pp and 5 7 Be events/day/10ton ( > 50 kev) SK : 13 events/ day Events/day/keV/Xe-10tons 0.1 Spectrum 0.2 Y.Takeuchi Event Rate above threshold 1 MeV Events/day/Xe-10tons 0.2 1 MeV

Other Characteristics 1) High operating temperature: ~165 o K He (4 o K), Ne(27 o K) can use liq.-n 2 to liquefy Xe can use acrylic matterial 2) Absorption > 1m(?), scattering > 30cm 3) By products 0ν ββ (energy resolution ok?) (2νββ serious backgrounds: discussed later) Dark Matter Search 4) Possibility to scale up

Backgrounds Internal Backgrounds Cosmogenics Xe: no long-life isotopes longest: τ 1/2 ( 127 Xe)=36.4 days 85 Kr (τ 1/2 =10.7y): 85 Kr/Kr~2x10-11 1Bq/m 3 in air 10Hz 85 Kr decays in 1 l liq-xe (if 10 ppm contamination) need < 4x10-15 g/g for Kr/Xe (for < 1decay/day for 10tons) 42 Ar (τ 1/2 =33y): 42 Ar/Ar=7x10-15 1Bq/m 3 in air need < 2x10-11 g/g for Ar/Xe (for < 1decay/day for 10tons) U/Th should be < 10-16 g/g ( for < 1BG/day)

Further reduction backgrounds from U/Th-chain α identification PSD Recombination time electron events: ~ 40ns nuclear recoil or α : ~ 3ns TWO Phase detector Electric field ionized electrons only from electron events DRIFT In gas phase proportional scintillation ION SWEEPER Assumption: ionization of all the daughters ion life time long enough to drift away Newly produced daughters all swept away Original U/Th products (accumulated before): Short lived decay out in a few months Long lived Most: α-decay identified but, β/γ: 228 Ra(5.75y) 45keV 210 Pb(22.3y) 63keV may determine energy threshold may not be necessary to go down to 10-16 g/g level

Two phase detector Signals from electron/γ events gas Proportional Scintillation light Drift E liquid Signals from Nuclear recoils or α particles (short recombination time: no ionized electrons left over) Ref) ICURUS Group; N.J.Smith et al. 1999 (ZEPLIN); S.Suzuki et al.

Purification 3 phases (gas, liquid, solid) distillation bubbling centrifugal absorption column can be done even during the experiment New development Absorption column: 1% Kr concentration Kr free Xe 0% purge Produced gas 1ppm 1ppb 1ppt 1ppt 1ppb 1ppm 1% Original gas 30% purge 50% purge Not able to measure

Spallation backgrounds 250µ/day at Kamioka site assume: most cross sections (Z, A-1), (Z, A-2) 136 Xe(8.87 %) 135 Xe :9.1h Q β =1.16MeV 134 Xe(10.44%) 133 Xe :5.3d Q β =0.43MeV 128 Xe(1.919%) 127 Xe : small abundance 126 Xe(0.089%) 125 Xe : small abundance 124 Xe(0.096%) 123 Xe : small abundance 129 Xe(26.4 %) 127 Xe : EC(664keV) 133 Xe: β/γ (81keV: 6ns) coincidence? 135 Xe: 96% β/γ (249keV) > ~ pp-ν assuming 10 mb on 136 Xe and 134 Xe 2 events /day x?? short lived correlation with muons long lived ion sweeper?? or circulation go deeper External Backgrounds +30 cm self-shields (10tons 23 tons) Need MC study: underway

136 Xe 2ν ββ decay BACKGROUND Q=2.476 8 MeV ~1000 events /day for 8x10 21 yr. (exp. > 0.5x10 21 yr) Rate of 136 Xe 2ν ββ decay S.Moriyama Need life time measurement If τ 1/2 (10~100) x (8x10 21 y) Isotope Separation

Isotope Separation Ex. for U Sep. co-eff. Steps centrifugal ~1.4 10 chemical ~1.001 1,000 gas diffusion ~1.003 1,000 laser ~10 1

Isotope Separation and Dark Matter Search 124 Xe 126 Xe 128 Xe 129 Xe 130 Xe 131 Xe 132 Xe 134 Xe 136 Xe (0.10%) (0.09% ) (1.92%) (26.4%) (4.07%) (21.2%) (26.9%) (10.4%) (8.87%) Mostly Odd Mostly Even Positive identification may be possible by measuring separately with ODD and EVEN nuclei Odd enriched Even enriched Solar neutrino Dark Matter Double beta-decay

Cost (in M$) Liq-Xe 20 PMT 4 Electronics 0.2 Cavity 2 Container 1 Cryogenics 1 Isotope Sep. 10 (?) ~40 ~100 (SK) Schedule 2000 Basic test by 1 litter chamber (exists) ( move to Kamioka this autumn) ---- Background study ---- Use of Kr-free Xe R &D of purification 2001 Measurement of Spallation (@CERN) 33 litter (100kg) chamber (low background container) ----Measurements of 2νββ rate ----Background study ----Feasibility of Ion Sweeper R &D Isotope Separation 2002 Proto-type & Proposal for the experiment