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Invisible13 Workshop Lumley Castle, 15-19 July 2013 PROBING THE MASS HIERARCHY WITH SUPERNOVA NEUTRINOS Alessandro MIRIZZI (Hamburg University)

OUTLINE Supernova neutrino flavor oscillations Observables sensitive to the mass hierarchy: Self-induced spectral splits Neutronization burst Earth matter effect Rise time of neutrino signal Conclusions

3n FRAMEWORK Mixing parameters: U = U (q 12, q 13, q 23, d) as for CKM matrix -id ne 1 c13 e s 13 c12 s12 n1 n c23 s23 1 -s12 c12 n2 id n - s23 c 23 e s13 c 13 1 n - - 3 c 12 = cos q 12, etc., d CP phase Mass-gap parameters: M 2 = - dm 2, + dm 2, ± Dm 2 2 2 solar atmospheric n 3 Dm 2 inverted hierarchy n 1 n 1 n 2 n 2 dm 2 /2 -dm 2 /2 dm 2 /2 -dm 2 /2 normal hierarchy n 3 -Dm 2

GLOBAL OSCILLATION ANALYSIS (2012) [Fogli et al., arxiv:1205.5254]

REMARKS ON MASS HIERARCHY VIA FLAVOR TRANSITIONS

INVERSE SN NEUTRINO PROBLEM Observe SN n signal Extract n mass hierarchy

Neutrino Physics: The Art of Learning a Great Deal By Observing Nothing (Haim Harari)

SUPERNOVA NEUTRINOS Core collapse SN corresponds to the terminal phase of a massive star [M 8 M ] which becomes unstable at the end of its life. It collapses and ejects its outer mantle in a shock wave driven explosion. n n n ENERGY SCALES: 99% of the released energy (~ 10 53 erg) is emitted by n and n of all flavors, with typical energies E ~ O(15 MeV). n n TIME SCALES: Neutrino emission lasts ~10 s n n EXPECTED: 1-3 SN/century in our galaxy (d O (10) kpc). n

THREE PHASES OF NEUTRINO EMISSION [Figure adapted from Fischer et al. (Basel group), arxiv: 0908.1871] 10. 8 M sun progenitor mass (spherically symmetric with Boltzmnann n transport) Neutronization burst Accretion Cooling Shock breakout De-leptonization of outer core layers Shock stalls ~ 150 km n powered by infalling matter Cooling on n diffusion time scale

NEUTRINO ENERGY SPECTRA quasi-thermal spectra Hierarchy of the spectra E E E e e x 9-12 MeV 14-17 MeV 18-22 MeV

Large Detectors for Supernova Neutrinos MiniBooNE (200) LVD (400) Borexino (80) Super-Kamiokande (10 4 ) KamLAND (330) IceCube (10 6 ) In brackets events for a fiducial SN at distance 10 kpc

NEXT-GENERATION DETECTORS Mton scale water Cherenkov detectors 5-100 kton Liquid Argon TPC DUSEL LBNE GLACIER HYPER- KAMIOKANDE 50 kton scintillator MEMPHYS LENA Hanohano

SN n FLAVOR TRANSITIONS The flavor evolution in matter is described by the non-linear MSW equations: d i H H H ) vac e dx n nn n In the standard 3n framework H vac U M U 2E 2 Kinematical mass-mixing term H 2G diag( N,0,0) e F e ) Hnn 2 G F (1 - cos q pq) q - q dq Dynamical MSW term (in matter) Neutrino-neutrino interactions term (non-linear)

SNAPSHOT OF SN DENSITIES [Tomas et al., astro-ph/0407132] Equivalent n density ~R 2 Matter bkg potential 2G N F e ~ R -3 n-n interaction 2G F n n ~ R -2 Vacuum oscillation frequencies 2 Dm 2E When >>, SN n oscillations dominated by n-n interactions Collective flavor transitions at low-radii [O (10 2 10 3 km)] [see Duan et al, arxiv:1001.2799 for a review]

SELF-INDUCED SPECTRAL SPLITS [Fogli, Lisi, Marrone, A.M., arxiv: 0707.1998 [hep-ph], Duan, Carlson, Fuller, Qian, astro-ph/0703776, Raffelt and Smirnov, 0705.1830 [hep-ph], Dasgupta, Dighe, Raffelt & Smirnov, arxiv:0904.3542 [hep-ph], Duan & Friedland, arxiv: 1006.2359, A.M. & Tomas, arxiv:1012.1339, Choubey, Dasgupta, Dighe, A.M., 1008.0308...] Strong dependence of collective oscillations on mass hierarchy and on the energy ( splits ) Splits possible in both normal and inverted hierarchy, for n & n!!

OBSERVABLE SIGNATURES? [Choubey, Dasgupta, Dighe, A.M., 1008.0308] However, still far from generic predictions about signatures of collective effects...many layers of complications in the description of the flavor evolution!

SUPPRESSION OF COLLECTIVE OSCILLATIONS At the moment, predictions are more robust collective effects are suppressed, i.e.: in the phases where Neutronization burst (t < 20 ms): large n e excess and n x deficit [Hannestad et al., astro-ph/0608695] Accretion phase (t < 500 ms): dense matter term dominates over nu-nu interaction term [Chakraborty, A.M., Saviano et al., 1104.4031, 1105.1130, 1203.1484, Sarikas et al., 1109.3601] Large flux differences during the neutronization and accretion phase Best cases for n oscillation effects!

NEUTRONIZATION BURST AS A STANDARD CANDLE Different mass Neutrino transport Nuclear EoS If mixing scenario is known, perhaps best method to determine SN distance, especially if obscured (better than 5-10%) [Kachelriess, Tomas, Buras, Janka, Marek & Rampp, astroph/0412082]

NEUTRONIZATION BURST Water Cherenkov n e,x e - n e,x e - 740 kton pb [see M.Kachelriess & R. Tomas, hep-ph/0412082] Possible also in a large LAr detector [I.Gil-Botella & A.Rubbia, hep-ph/0307244]

USING EARTH EFFECT TO DIAGNOSE MASS HIERARCHY Earth matter crossing induces additional n conversions between n 1 and n 2 mass eigenstates. The main signature of Earth matter effects oscillatory modulations of the observed energy spectra is unambiguous since it can not be mimicked by known astrophysical phenomena n e + p n + e + At large q 13 only one possible scenario compatible with detection of Earth matter effect (EME): EME observed in neutrinos Normal hierarchy EME observed in anti-neutrinos Inverted hierarchy (Assuming complete matter suppression of collective oscillations during the accretion phase)

EARTH MATTER EFFECT

FOURIER TRANSFORM OF THE SN n SIGNAL [see Dighe et al., hep-ph/0304150; 0311172] To tag the hierarchy, one may search for a known peak in the Fourier Transform (wrt y) of the event rate spectrum (~σf), seemingly independently of SN input!

DEPENDENCE ON THE FLUX DIFFERENCES CAVEAT: How important/dominant the Earth matter mode is depends also on the flux difference (which is model-dependent!) L: Livermore, G: Garching

(DOWN-TO-)EARTH MATTER EFFECT [see Borriello, Chakraborty, A.M., Serpico & Tamborra, 1207.5049] Sub-kpc distance required in general for unambigous detection (provided electronics can handle those rates!) For Liq. Argon, hope up to O(kpc) distances given the larger differences found in the neutrino channel. Realistically, no more than a few percent chance to detect EME at next Gal. SN

.However, some candidates at d~ 0.2 kpc exist!

RISE TIME OF SN NEUTRINO SIGNAL The production of n e is more strongly supprerssed than that of n x during the first tens of ms after bounce because of the high degeneracy of e and n e. The high degeneracy allows only for a low abundance of e +, the production of n e by pair annihilation and e + capture on neutrons is not very efficient. Moreover, since in the optical tick regime n e are in chemical equilibrium with the matter, their degeneracy also blocks the phase space for the creation of n e via nucleonnucleon bremmstrahlung (which however is operative also for n x ). n e are produced more gradually via cc processes (e captures on free nucleons) in the accreting matter; n x come fastly from a deeper region The lightcurves of the two species in the first O(100) ms are quite different.

RISE TIME ANALYSIS: HIERARCHY DETERMINATION [see Serpico, Chakraborty, Fischer, Hudepohl, Janka & A.M., 1111.4483] In accretion phase one has SN n signal in Icecube NH IH A high-statistics measurment of the rise time shape may distinguish the two scenarios Are the rise time shapes enough robustly predicted to be useful? Cumulative distribution Models with state-of-the art treatment of weak physics (Garching simulations) suggest so: one could attribute a shape to NH and IH.

Result confirmed also with the SN simulations of Caltech group [see Ott et al., 1212.4250] IH NH Given these promising early results, it would be mandatory in future to explore the robusteness of the signature with more and more accurate simulations.

CONCLUSIONS Self-induced and matter effects in SNe are strongly sensitive to the neutrino mass hierarchy A high-statistics SN n detection would allow to observe possible signatures of the mass hierarchy. INVERSE SN NEUTRINO PROBLEM Self-induced spectral splits Neutronization burst Extract mass hierarchy Earth matter effect Rise time of neutrino signal Instant identification of the n mass hierarchy not impossible... but still many gaps to be filled. Lot of theoretical and experimental work to get the most from the next galactic SN explosion!