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IceCube neutrinos and the origin of cosmic-rays E. Waxman Weizmann Institute of Science

E -2.7 E -3 log [dn/de] The origin of Cosmic Rays: Open Questions Detection: Space (direct) Ground (Air-showers indirect) Composition: Protons Heavier (C,N,O,Fe) Lighter (Heavier?) Confinement: Galactic Sources: 1 10 3 10 6 10 10 SN remnants(?) dn = dn t de de conf. E Q E = E 2 dn de Const.???? X-Galactic E [GeV] Open Q s Composition? G/XG transition? Sources? Acceleration? [Reviews: Helder, et al. 12; Lemoine 13]

UHE, >10 10 GeV, CRs J(>10 11 GeV)~1 / 100 km 2 year 2p sr 3,000 km 2 Auger: 3000 km 2 Fluorescence detector Ground array

UHE: Air shower composition constraints Auger 2010: Fe, 2015: p, He(??) N He p HiRes Stereo 2010 & TA Hybrid 2015 HiRes 2005

UHE: Air shower composition constraints Discrepant results of experimental analyses. Auger: {H,He,N}; HiRes/TA: {H}. Discrepancies between shower models and data. Uncertainties in extrapolation to E CM >100TeV not spanned by models used. [Auger/TA work group 15] Air shower analyses- Inconclusive.

>10 10 GeV spectrum: a hint to p s p + g[cmb] N + p, above 10 19.7 ev. t eff <1Gyr, d<300mpc. Observed spectrum consistent with - A flat generation spectrum of p s Q E = E 2 dn de = Const. = (0.5 ± 0.2)10 44 erg Mpc 3 yr, [EW 95, Bahcall & EW 03, Katz & EW 09] - Modified by p-gzk suppression. ct eff [Mpc] dn de = dn de t eff (E) dn de (1 + z)m E α log(e 2 dn /de) [erg/mpc 3 yr] GZK Q E =Const.: - Observed in a wide range of systems, - Obtained in EM acceleration in collision-less shocks (the only predictive acceleration model).

A mixed composition? The suppression at 10 19.5 ev is due to the acceleration process, just a coincidence with p-gzk. [Allard 12] Large # of free parameters, yet- Auger s(x max ) not explained. But, cannot be ruled out. E.g. talk by N. Globus.

Where is the G-XG transition? A flat p generation spectrum, Q E = E 2 dn de = Const. Implies: - Transition at ~ 10 19 ev; - Small XG contribution at 10 18 ev (no dip model ). [Katz & EW 09] Transition at 10 18 ev implies - Fine tuning of G/XG components; - Spectrum softer than 1/E 2 ; - Q XG >> Q(>10 19 ev).

High energy n telescopes Detect HE n s from p)a)-p/p(a)-g charged pions n s, p + m + + n m e + + n e + n m + n m, E n /(E A /A)~0.05. Goals: Identify the sources (no delay or deflection with respect to EM), Identify the particles, Study source/acceleration physics, Study n/fundamental physics.

For cosmological proton sources, HE n: predictions E 2 dn de = Const. = 0.5 ± 0.2 1044 erg Mpc 3 yr. An upper bound to the n intensity (all p p): E 2 dj ν de E2 Φ WB = 3 ct H ζ dn E2 = 8 4π de 10 8 ζ GeV cm 2 s sr, ζ = 0.6,3 for f z = 1, 1 + z 3. [EW & Bahcall 99; Bahcall & EW 01] Saturation of the bound. ~10 10 GeV If- Cosmological p s. [Berezinsky & Zatsepin 69] <~10 6 GeV If- Cosmological p s & CR ~ star-formation activity. Most stars formed in rapidly star-forming galaxies, which are p calorimeters for E p <~10 6 GeV, all p p by pp in the inter-stellar gas, t pp < t conf (E < 10 6 GeV). [Loeb & EW 06] Prompt emission from the source, Φ Φ WB. E.g. classical GRB Φ grb 10 2 10 1 Φ WB at 10 5 GeV (10 6 GeV), [EW & Bahcall 97] (For LL/Choked GRBs- see talk by Peter Mészáros).

Bound implications: >1Gton detector (natural, transparent) Fermi 2 flavors, 2 E dn / de 44 10 erg/mpc 3 yr 0.5 1/Gt yr Rate ~ (EF)N n s(e), s~e Rate ~ (E 2 F)M

AMANDA & IceCube Completed Dec 2010

Looking up: Vetoing atmospheric neutrinos [Schoenert, Gaisser et. al 2009] Look for: Events starting within the detector, not accompanied by shower muons. Sensitive to all flavors (for 1:1:1, n m induced m~20%). Observe 4p. Rule out atmospheric charmed meson decay excess: Anisotropy due to downward events removal (vs isotropic astrophysical intensity). [Cartoon: N. Whitehorn]

r 400TeV 1100TeV

IceCube: 37 events at 50Tev-2PeV ~6s above atmo. bgnd. [02Sep14 PRL] E 2 F n =(2.85+-0.9)x10-8 GeV/cm 2 sr s =E 2 F WB = 3.4x10-8 GeV/cm 2 sr s (2PeV cutoff?). Consistent with Isotropy, n e :n m :n t =1:1:1 (p deacy + cosmological prop.).

Status: Isotropy, flavor ratio

Status: Flux, spectrum WB Γ; dn/de E Γ PRL 115, 081102 (2015) Excess below ~50TeV. If real, likely a new low E component (rather than a soft G=2.5 spectrum). However, note: - F ~ 0.01 F Atm. at low E, - Veto efficiency decreasing at low E, - Tension with Fermi data. [e.g. Palladino & Vissani 16] PRD 91, 022001 (2015)

Auger s UHE limit [May 15, <2013/6 data]

IceCube s (>50TeV) n sources DM decay? Unlikely- chance coincidence with F WB. Galactic? Unlikely. - Isotropy. - Fermi s (total) g-ray intensity at 0.1-1TeV E 2 F g ~3x10-7 (E 0.1TeV ) -0.7 GeV/cm 2 s sr extrapolated to IceCube s energy E 2 F n ~3x10-9 (E 0.1PeV ) -0.7 GeV/cm 2 s sr << F WB XG CR sources. Coincidence with F WB suggests a connection to the UHE sources.

IceCube s (>50TeV) n sources (a) Most natural (and predicted): XG UHE p sources, Q E =Const., residing in (starburst) calorimeters. Sources & calorimeters known to exit, no free model parameters. Main open question: properties of star-forming galaxies at z~1. (b) Q>>Q UHE sources with t gp(pp) <<1, ad-hoc Q/Q UHE >>1 & t gp(pp) <<1, to give (Q/Q UHE ) * t gp(pp) =1 over a wide energy range. Q E = E 2 dn de p t gp(pp) <<1 (a) (b) UHE n t gp(pp) >1 IC n s 10 6 10 8 10 10 E [GeV]

Q g ~(2/3)Q n. Fermi s XG g-ray background [EGB] If ~90% of the EGB is resolved, then Flat generation spectrum, SFR (or faster) z evolution dlog n dlog E >-2.2 [e.g. Tamborra, Ando, & Murase 14], [Chang, Liu & Wang 16]. The <50TeV neutrino excess is in tension with Fermi s EGB: It s sources would saturate Fermi s EGB [Senno et al. 15]. [Chang, Liu, & Wang 16]

Identifying the calorimeters No sources with multiple-n m -events: N(multiple ν μ events)=1 ζ 3 3 2 n s 10 7 Mpc 3 1 2 A 1km 2 n s > 10 7 Mpc 3, N(all sky)>106, L ν < 3 10 42 erg/s. [Murase & Waxman 16] - Rare bright sources: Ruled out (eg AGN, n~10-11 --10-8 /Mpc 3 ). - Angular correlation with catalogs of EM sources? Unlikely at present. 1 deg, Nn (tracks) Nn ( z 0.1) 1 1 Nn ( m tracks, z 01sources). Nn N N (all) N 5 20 - Detection of multiple events from few nearby sources Requires A A x 10 for n~10-5 /Mpc 3 (eg starbursts). n n 3 2 n 1.

Identifying the sources IC s n s are likely produced by the calorimeters surrounding the sources. F n (prompt) << F n (calorimeter) ~ F WB [ e.g. F n (GRB) <~0.1 F WB ]. No L > 10 14 Lsun sources to 300Mpc UHECRs are likely produced by transient bursting sources. Detection of prompt n s from transient CR sources, temporal n g association, requires: Wide field EM monitoring, Real time alerts for follow-up of high E n events, and Significant [x10] increase of the n detector mass at ~100TeV. GRBs: n-g timing (10s over Hubble distance) LI to 1:10 16 ; WEP to 1:10 6. [EW & Bahcall 97; Amelino-Camelia,et al.98; Coleman &.Glashow 99; Jacob & Piran 07, Wei et al 16]

Future constraints from flavor ratios Without "new physics", nearly single parameter (~f e @ source). Few % flavor ratio accuracy [requires x10 M eff @ ~100 TeV] Relevant n physics constraints [even with current mixing uncertainties]. E.g. (for p decay) m/(e+t) = 0.49 (1-0.05 Cos d CP ), [Capozzi et al. 13] e/t = 1.04 (1+0.08 Cos d CP ). [Blum et al. 05; Seprico & Kachelriess 05; Lipari et al. 07; Winter 10; Pakvasa 10; Meloni & Ohlsson 12; Ng & Beacom 14; Ioka & Murase 14; Ibe & Kaneta 14; Blum et al. 14; Marfatia et al. 15; Bustamante et al. 15 ]

Q E Low Energy, ~10GeV QE ) Galaxy SFR / V z 0 SFR) Galaxy Our Galaxy- using grammage, local SN rate Q E ~ [3 15] 10 Starbursts- using radio to g observations Q E ( E ~ 10GeV, z Q/SFR similar for different galaxy types, dq/dlog e ~Const. at all e. 44 E 10Z 0) 5 GeV 0.3 f synch. d erg / Mpc 10 44 3 yr, erg / Mpc d 0.1-0.2 3 yr [Katz, EW, Thompson & Loeb 14]

E 2 dn /de A single cosmic ray source across the spectrum? Observed spectrum Generation spectrum MW CRs, Starbursts XG n s XG CRs [Katz, EW, Thompson & Loeb 14] [From Helder et al., SSR 12]

A note on prompt GRB n s Classical long GRBs: e n F GRB eg, b 500 1MeV 0.2F WB 1 G, b 2. 5 2 e min en, TeV 1PeV n b, 1 [EW & Bahcall 97; Hummer, Baerwald, and Winter 12; Li 12; He et al 12 Tamborra & Ando 15] WB 1% 10% GRB IC has achieved relevant sensitivity: constraining model parameters. [IceCube 16] 0.1 1 E (PeV) LLGRBs/Chocked GRBs have been suggested to dominate IceCube s signal [e.g. Senno, Murase, and Mészáros 16]. Talk by Peter Mészáros.

Summary IceCube detects extra-galactic n s: The beginning of XG n astronomy. * The flux is as high as could be hoped for. * F n ~F WB suggests a connection with UHECRs: >10 19 ev CRs and PeV n s: XG p sources, E 2 dn Const., related to SFR. de All >~1PeV (>1GeV?) CRs are produced by the same sources. Expansion of M eff @ ~100TeV to ~10Gton (NG-IceCube, Km3Net): - Reduced uncertainties in n flux, spectrum, isotropy, flavor ratio. [A different n source at <50TeV? A cutoff >3PeV?] - Identification of CR/n calorimeters. - Likely identification of CR sources by temporal n g association. [Wide field EM monitoring, real time alerts, g telescopes.] Key to Accelerators physics, Fundamental/n physics. Adequate sensitivity for ~10 10 GeV GZK n s (ARA, ARIANNA, [Auger data] ). - Confirm (reject?): UHE CRs are p.