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MEG Status and Prospects Toshiyuki Iwamoto Paul Scherrer Institute Physics e Lepton flavor violating process Clear evidence of new physics beyond SM Explore SUSY-GUT/seesaw Current Experimental limit 10 -11


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MEG Status and Prospects

Toshiyuki Iwamoto Paul Scherrer Institute

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Physics

 µ  e γ

– Lepton flavor violating process – Clear evidence of new physics beyond SM – Explore SUSY-GUT/seesaw

 Current Experimental limit

– MEGA Br(µ−>eγ) ~ 1.2x10-11

 MEG sensitivity Br(µ−>eγ) ~ 10-13

  • J. Hisano and D. Nomura, 1998

MEGA MEG 10-11 10-13

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 Signal

– clear two body decay

 Background

– Radiative µ decay : µ+  e+ νµ νe γ < 10-14 – Accidental overlap: µ  e ν ν + random γ ~ 10-14

 To reject these background,

– energy, timing and vertex resolution – pile-up rejection from waveform analysis

Sensitivity

Radiative decays Accidental

dominant

Signal event

µ+ e+ γ

180° 52.8MeV 52.8MeV

ΔEγ = 5% ΔEe = 0.9% δteγ = 100ps δθeγ= 23mrad

e+ γ ν ν µ+ µ+ e+ ν ν γ ?

µ+ beam rate : 0.3x108/s Measurement time : 2 years Background event : 0.5 Br(µ->eγ) < 1.5x10-13

Detector resolution Sensitivity

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Detector

Approved in 1999 at PSI in Switzerland, Physics run in 2007 Japan, Italy, Switzerland, Russia, and USA collaboration

e+ : COBRA spectrometer γ : liquid xenon detector

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Detector

590 MeV proton Ring Cyclotron COBRA magnet w/ graded B field Photon detector Drift chamber Timing counter

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Beam Line

PSI Proton Cyclotron 590MeV, >1.8mA Most intense DC beam ~108 µ/s accidental coincidence is dominant  lower µ rate is better  DC beam surface muon beam ~ 28MeV/c µ+ to avoid capture inside stopping target Beam spot size ~11mm at target

28MeV/c

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COBRA Spectrometer

Constant Bending Radius spectrometer

Photon detector < 50G

Gradient magnetic field, 1.27T at z = 0, I = 360A

I = 200A Compensation coil COBRA magnet

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Drift Chamber

16 chambers arranged radially with 10°interval Position resolution ~ 300µm for both r and z Momentum resolution ~ 0.4% Low material (multiple scattering suppression)

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Drift chamber design

r z

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Timing Counter

43 38 270 R5924 BC404 4x4x90 MEG 143 90 250 R6680 BC408 4x6x255 Belle 420 180 180 XP2020 SCSN38 2x3x300 R.Stroynowski 240 210 300 R1828 BC412 4.2x13x400 TOPAZ 137 110 270 XP2020 BC408 5x10x280 R.T.Gile 53 50 200 R1828 SCSN23 4x3.5x100 T.Sugitate 110 140 180 R1332 SCSN38 3x20x150 T.Tanimori 60 120 200 XP2020 NE114 3x15x100 G.D.Agastini σ(exp) σ(meas) L(att)cm PMT Scinti. Size(cm) Exp.Application

  • Two layers of scintillators:

Outer layer, plastic scintillator read out by PMTs: timing measurement Inner layer, scintillation fiber read out with APDs: z-measurement

  • Obtained goal σt ~40ps (100ps FWHM)

φ z

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Xenon detector

900l liquid xenon 846 2” PMT directly into Liquid Scintillation only : high light output, fast response  good resolution Energy, position and timing of γ measured Waveform digitization  to reject pile-up events R&D : low temperature (160K), VUV light, H2O purification, and performance test by 70 liter size prototype

γ

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PMT

Total : 14.2MΩ

Q.E. : ~15% Photocathode : K-Cs-Sb Metal channel dynode, 12 stages Silica window (for UV light) Compact, and low heat load Tolerance up to 100G magnetic field Al strip to keep surface resistance at low temp. Zener diode for high rate background

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Purification

  • Gas & Liquid phase purification tested

– Metal getter (zirconium) by gas ~0.5l/h – Molecular sieves by liquid ~100l/h

Before purification After purification

2.5m 1m

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Xenon detector performance

Opening angle (θ) Energy (MeV)

π- (at rest) + p -> π0 + n, π0(28MeV/c) -> γ + + γ 55, 83MeV monochromatic energy calibration

Prototype LXe LYSO NaI H2 target π− γ γ

55MeV 83MeV

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Xenon detector performance

110 - 64 (LYSO) - 61 (Beam) = 65psec

110 psec σ= 1.23 ±0.09 % FWHM=4.8 %

Expected Performance Energy : 5% (FWHM) Timing : 150 psec (FWHM) Vertex : 9mm (FWHM) 5% 1% Energy Resolution (σ) [%] Energy resolution vs. Energy Energy distribution @ 55MeV Timing distribution

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Liquid xenon system

Refrigerator 1000l liquid xenon storage tank 250l gas xenon tank x 8 Liquid purifier gas purifier Liquid xenon detector

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Detector Construction (xenon)

The performance of all PMTs checked in the liquid xenon before installation After PMT installation into holders, HV set on for all PMTs

  • uter

side top inner

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Calibration method

  • Gain monitor : LED
  • Q.E. : 241Am α source
  • Energy

– 55, 83, and 129 MeV γ from π-pπ0n, π02γ – Ni thermal neutron capture 9MeV – Proton accelerator

  • Li(p,γ)Be 17.6MeV

resonant at Ep= 440 keV Γ=14 keV σpeak = 5 mb

3x3 NaI array LH2 target 9 MeV Nickel γ-line 17.6 MeV Li(p,γ)Be-line 55, 83, and 129 MeV γ

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Positron spectrometer commissioning run in 2006

  • Beam
  • COBRA spectrometer
  • DAQ/Trigger
  • LXe detector not ready

Timing counter Drift chamber

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Commissioning run result

  • Beam

– 108 µ+/s confirmed – Spot size σx ~ σy ~ 11mm on target

  • DC

– 8 of 16 chambers available – Successfully operated at highest intensity

  • TC

– Full counters without z-measuring fiber counter

  • DAQ

– Trigger electronics worked – DRS waveform data taken – Online DAQ software also worked

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Plan for Year 2007 and After

Run 2007 First half: complete beam tuning and COBRA spectrometer run Second half: start full MEG run as soon as calorimeter is ready Mid-2007 – 2009 MEG full DAQ 2010 – Detector upgrade / decay positron angular measurement

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Summary

  • Physics run will start

this year.

  • All detector components

except for liquid xenon were installed and tested in the commissioning run at the end of last year.

  • A few months data

will exceed MEGA limit

  • 2 years DAQ to reach

10-13 sensitivity

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