Neutrino Oscillations Physics at DUNE

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Neutrino Oscillations Physics at DUNE for the DUNE Collaboration Neutrino Oscillation Workshop September 6, 2016 You Inst Logo

DUNE: Deep Underground Neutrino Experiment dunescience.org DUNE has broad international support and is growing: ~70 new collaborators this calendar year. 894 Collaborators from 154 Institutions in 28 countries in total. 2

Deep Underground Neutrino Experiment physics goals Long Baseline Neutrino Oscillations. Proton Decay. Neutrino Astrophysics, including supernovae neutrino bursts. Atmospheric neutrinos. Neutrino cross-sections. Sterile neutrinos. 3

Deep Undeground Neutrino Experiment DUNE will use the world s most intense neutrino beam. DUNE will use the world s largest LArTPC neutrino detector to study neutrinos. Ongoing extensive prototyping and testing program to ensure that all parts of the technology are thouroughly studied and tested. 4

DUNE and Long Baseline Neutrino Facility (LBNF) SURF 4 LArTPC detectors near detector neutrino beam A high-intensity wide-band neutrino beam originating at FNAL: 1.2 MW proton beam upgradable to 2.4 MW. Fine-grained near detector complex to measure the neutrino flux: enabling unprecedented studies of neutrino interactions. A ~40kt fiducial mass liquid argon far detector: - located 1300 km baseline at SURF s 4850 ft / 1.5km level (2300 mwe), - staged construction of four ~ 10 kt detector modules. First module to be installed starting in 2024. 5

Long Baseline Neutrino Facility (LBNF) and DUNE Sanford Underground Research Facility Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory 6

LBNF 60 120 GeV proton beam energy. Initial power 1.2 MW upgradable to 2.4 MW. 10 21 protons on target per year. Beam optimization: inspired by LBNO approach, genetic algorithm used to optimize horn design => increases neutrino flux at lower energies for better physics sensitivity. neutrino mode antineutrino mode 7

Near Detector Barrel RPCs Barrel ECAL STT Module Backward ECAL Goals of near detector: Magnet Coils End RPCs Constraining the systematic uncertainties in oscillation studies: precisely measure the neutrino fluxes: n e, n e, n m, n m. Forward ECAL End RPCs Precision measurements of neutrino interactions e.g. cross sections, exclusive processes, structure of nucleons and nuclei. Conducting searches for new physics e.g. sterile neutrinos. Fine grained tracker inspired by NOMAD. Magnetized straw-tube based tracking system. Lead-scintilator ECAL. RPC muon tracker. Considered options: magnetized LArTPC, high pressure GArTPC. 8

Far Detector Each Cryostat holds 17.1kt LAr Cryostat 2 Cryostat 1 Central utility cavern Cryostat 3 Cryostat 4 9

Far Detector: Single Phase, Dual Phase Single Phase Dual Phase APA 3.6m CRM (charge readout module) field cage cathode PMTs fixed on Membrane 12m drift Readout of ionization charge: Anode Plane Assemblies with three instrumented wire planes on each side (1 collection view + 2 induction views). Scintillation light collected by Silicon Photomultiplier (SiPM). Four horizontal drift regions 3.6 m each. Readout of ionization charge: ionization electrons extracted into Ar gas phase charge amplification via large electron multipliers (LEM) CRM readout: 2 views in collection mode Single, 12m long vertical drift. Scintillation light collected by PMTs located below cathode. 10

LArTPC development path Single-Phase ICARUS 35-t prototype LBL 2015 SBL DUNE SP PT @ CERN 2018 DUNE Reference Design Dual-Phase MicroBooNE SBND 2016 2018 DUNE Alternative Design WA105: 1x1x3 m 3 DUNE DP PT @ CERN Neutrino Platform @ CERN in Paola Sala s talk 11

drift sample Liquid Argon TPC Has both excellent spatial and calorimetric resolution: visibility of neutrino vertex region details makes this technology very competitive with respect to other solutions. Provides high quality tracking of charged particles tracks down to low momenta. n interaction vertex electron n e CC n interaction vertex + p 0 decay n e CC wire number 12 LArSoft, Genie, G4, simulated neutrino interaction in DUNE far detector

drift time Similar topologies of events are expected in DUNE n cosmics Zurich 200 liter prototype arxiv: 1301.4817 n n wire number ICARUS T600 - Enlarged vertex region 13

Long baseline neutrino oscillations physics Selected topics: CPV in the leptonic sector. Neutrino mass ordering. Precision Oscillation Physics and testing the 3-flavor paradigm. 14

n m n e appearance P(n m n e ) sin 2 Q 23 sin 2 2Q 13 sin 2 (D 31 al) D 31 al 2 D 31 2 + sin2q 23 sin2q 13 sin2q sin(d al) 31 12 D 31 al + cos 2 Q 23 sin 2 sin 2 (al) 2Q 12 al D 2 21 D 13 sin(al) al D 21 cos(d 31 +d CP ) D ij = Dm ij 2 L/4E n a = G F N e /2 1/2 n e appearance amplitude depends on q 13, q 23, d CP and matter effects measurements of all four in a single experiment. 15

Matter Asymmetry Electrons are present in matter while positrons and other leptons are not: CC matter effects occur for n e only, n e (and n m, n t ) have only NC matter effect interactions. Normal hierarchy: matter effect enhances n e appearance probability and suppresses n e appearance probability (opposite for inverted hierarchy). 16

d CP Neutrinos Antineutrinos d CP affects both the amplitude and frequency of oscillation. Measurements of rate of n e appearance and spectrum of oscillations down to at least 500 MeV. CDR, arxiv: 1512.06148 17

Appearance Probability vs MH/d CP IH Neutrino Oscillation Parameter Sensitivity in Future Long Baseline Experiment, Matthew Bass, PhD Thesis Longer baseline enables the extraction of both MH and d CP even with the 1st oscillation maximum only (but 2 nd helps). ~ 1300 km the degeneracy between the asymmetries from matter and CP-violation effects can be resolved. 18

Neutrino appearance and disappearance spectra n e appearance n e appearance Sensitivities to the neutrino mass hierarchy and the degree of CP violation are obtained by simultaneously fitting: n e / n e appearance. n m / n m disappearance. n m n m The DUNE analysis will be a 3-flavor oscillation fit such that uncertainties correlated among the four samples will largely cancel. CDR, arxiv: 1512.06148 19

Sources of systematic uncertainty neutrino beam flux cross sections SENSITIVITIES detector response parameterization some TPC reconstruction is taken into account Sensitivities based on GLoBES calculations. Goal for CPV discovery: - 5% correlated uncertainty (shared between all samples). - 2% uncorrelated uncertainty for n e / n e. CDR, arxiv: 1512.06148 20

Sensitivities: CP-Symmetry Violation NH IH Significance with which the CP violation can be determined as a function of the value of d CP with seven years of data taking. Significance with which the CP violation can be determined for 25%, 50%, 75% of d CP 810 1320 550 850 CDR, arxiv: 1512.06148 21

Sensitivities: mass hierarchy Normal hierarchy Inverted hierarchy DUNE s goal is to determine the MH with a significance of at least c 2 = 5 for all d CP values. Analysis of the corresponding atmospheric-neutrino samples will improve the precision with which the MH is resolved. CDR, arxiv: 1512.06148 22

Mass hierarchy Normal hierarchy NH, optimized beam design DUNE can determine the neutrino mass hierarchy and it could be achieved in a few years of data taking. CDR, arxiv: 1512.06148 23

Precision Oscillation Parameters d CP resolution sin 2 Q 13 resolution sin 2 Q 23 resolution Resolution: 6 o -10 o ~10yr exposure Expected reactor uncertainty NuFit 1s Uncertainty Exposure as a function of time in kt MW years. Near the end of experiment run: Below 10 o in d CP resolution important for constraing CPV models. Test of unitarity with independent measurement of q 13 (using n e / n e appearance vs. n e disappearance from reactor experiments). CDR, arxiv: 1512.06148 24

Physics milestone 40 kt x 1.2 MW ~ 50kt MW 1 year 2 years definite MH determination 5 years 7 years reactor q 13 resolution CDR, arxiv: 1512.06148 25

Atmospheric neutrinos Atmospheric neutrino flux is very sensitive to matter effects, to both Dm 2 values, and covers a wide range of L/E. MH with atmospheric neutrinos is nearly independent from the CPviolating phase. Event rate: 14k e-like, 20k m-like fully contained for 350kt-yr exposure. CDR, arxiv: 1512.06148 26

Sterile Neutrinos Searches for sterile neutrinos at DUNE can be done using both the ND and FD. NuFact 2016, D. Cherdack One sign of failure of 3n paradigm: different best-fit parameters for appearance, disappearance modes. 3n to both dataset A Sterile Neutrino at DUNE, arxiv: 1507.03986 27

Near future 2017: start of excavation at the far site (SURF). 2018: ProtoDUNEs, Single Phase, Dual Phase at CERN. Detector components will be identical to what is currently foreseen for the first 10kt DUNE detector module and serve as an important engineering milestone. A charged particle beam with energies in the sub-gev to few GeV energy range will be directed at protodune. Well characterized charged particle beam can provide critical calibration measurements as well as invaluable data sets needed to develop methods of reduction of systematic detector uncertainties for DUNE. 28

DUNE event reconstruction Reconstruction is a key element to explore neutrino physics with LArTPC. Reconstruction will contribute to systematics uncertainties in DUNE. Aim of reconstruction: Find primary vertex. Identify outgoing particles. Measure their momenta. region of neutrino interaction n e CC LArSoft, Genie, G4, simulated neutrino interaction in DUNE far detector 29

Event reconstruction in DUNE ArgoNeuT, MicroBooNE, LArIAT use the same framework (LArSoft) and produced results with automated reconstruction BUT We have still lots of challenges in order to meet the DUNE requirements and be able to perform physics. Huge progress, strong teams from international teams. Developed reconstruction is promptly validated on data. Effort is made to combine all strong features of different approaches to be able to perform highest quality physics. p + CNN First stage of reconstruction is based on deep NN approach Wire Cell, Cluster3D PANDORA Projection Matching + trajcluster/linecluster + gaushit 30

Reconstruction in protodune and n physics in DUNE Reconstruction/analysis tools developed for protodune will be used in DUNE physics. Detector calibration: particle identification, p 0 reconstruction, Michel electron energy reconstruction. Background rejection: separation of cosmic muons from beam events. Physics: cross sections measurements, multiplicity in hadronic interactions, hadron shower topology and shower development, studies of hadron interaction complexities and energy scale at different topologies. n m CC DUNE pion 2GeV protodune beam beam LArSoft, Genie, G4 LArSoft, G4 31

No beam physics in DUNE DUNE will address fundamental physics questions: Baryon asymmetry (CP violation + nucleon decay). Grand unified theories. Supernovae. Simulated p K + n event Simulated charged-current supernova n e event 32

Summary DUNE physics program will produce results at each stage of 20+ year operation. DUNE will be able to unambiguously determine the neutrino mass hierarchy and measure the value d CP. LArTPC technology is of great interest due to its potential in investigation of neutrinos properties. Reconstruction is a key element to perform physics with LArTPC: experience from ICARUS, ArgoNeuT, MicroBooNE, LArIAT and contribution from several strong teams. Construction phase starting: beginning excavation of far site next year and in 2018 ProtoDUNEs will collect important data stay tuned! 33

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