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1/20 Study of the Low-Energy ER/NR Discrimination and its Electric-Field Dependence with Liquid Argon 22/9/2017 LIDINE 2017 @ SLAC Tatsuki Washimi (Waseda University, Japan) 2/20 WIMP Search with Liquid Noble Gas arXiv:1707.08042v2 Energy


  1. 1/20 Study of the Low-Energy ER/NR Discrimination and its Electric-Field Dependence with Liquid Argon 22/9/2017 LIDINE 2017 @ SLAC Tatsuki Washimi (Waseda University, Japan)

  2. 2/20 WIMP Search with Liquid Noble Gas arXiv:1707.08042v2 Energy Threshold for BG Rejection • Xenon : a few keV nr • Argon : ~ 40 keV nr Sensitivity for low mass region is very different!! LXe PandaX XENON100 We are interested in S2/S1 LUX performance especially its electric XENON1T LAr WArP field dependence in Argon. Phys. Rev. A 36 , 614 (1987) DarkSide50 LAr 200V/cm ≠ LXe 200V/cm ?? Drift field may be a key of low XMASS DEAP3600 threshold.

  3. Previous Studies of BG Rejection by S2/S1 Xenon Carl Eric Dahl’s Many groups evaluate the ER/NR thesis (2009) discrimination power of S2/S1. ER • Improve @ lower energy • No significant drift field dependence above 200 V/cm (Kaixuan Ni, APP14) Basic properties are well-known NR ⇒ Improve sensitivity of current experiments Argon S2 information is not enough at higher NR drift field and for BG rejection. S2/S1 is not effectively used in current experiments. SCENE measured basic property of NR events at drift field < 500 V/cm. Huajie Cao’s thesis (2014)  We measure the ER/NR discrimination above 1 kV/cm!

  4. 4/20 Test Stand and Purification System Waseda University YangYang Kamioka Tokyo Heat Exchanger 200L Vessel Liquid Filter 200L Vessel Micro Torre & N 2 Filter Pump Detector Liquefier (75L Vessel) LAr Tank He Compressor LAr

  5. 5/20 2-Phase Argon TPC Basic Parameters • Active Volume : φ6.4cm × H10 cm (0.5kg) • Gate Grid : 4mm pitch with 100um wire • Anode - Grid : 1.0 cm , 4.5 kV • Liquid level : ~ 5 mm • Drift field: 0 ~ 3 kV/cm  PMT (HAMAMTSU R11065)  ESR Reflector  ITO Quartz ‒ 10 nm of ITO on the Quartz  TPB ‒ evaporated on ESR & ITO Quartz  CW Circuit ‒ Makes high voltage (~30kV) in the LAr , and supplies to the TPC

  6. 6/20 Detector Performance Waveform Light Yield Electron Lifetime 22 Na Data 60 Co Data E = 0 V/cm E = 50 V/cm 5.7 p.e./keV ee τ = 1.9 ± 0.1 ms (~0.16ppb)

  7. 7/20 Pressure and Liquid Level Dependence of S2 at Higher Energy ( O (100keV)) z Anode D = 10mm Grid 60 Co Data (normalized to p=1.5) 60 Co Data (normalized to z=0) Pressure 𝑞 (atm) Liquid Level 𝑨 (mm) The environment is under control & behavior is well understood

  8. 8/20 Drift-Field Dependence of S1 and S2 at Higher Energy ( O (100keV)) NR (~200keV nr ) ER (~340keV ee ) (absolute value) ER (Normalized at 0 kV/cm for S1 , at 3 kV/cm for S2) In general, S1(S2) decreases (increases) at higher E-Field due to recombination NR effect. However, its behavior is much different between ER and NR (S1 is almost flat).

  9. Lead Block Experimental Setup PE Block CW NaI(Tl) 【 Source 】 LAr TPC ER Calibration : 22 Na BTB ~1m NR Calibration : 252 Cf TOF 【 DAQ 】 Tag FADC : SIS3316 (250MS/s) Trigger : 3ch coincidence of TPC Top, Bottom and NaI (coincidence width = 1.0 us) 252 Cf Data 252 Cf Data γ 2 MeV neutron 100 keV

  10. 9/20 Neutron-Tag Detectors (NTDs) ⑥ (outside of chamber) ①② : LAr (2 PMTs readout) ③④⑤ : LAr (1 PMT readout) ⑥ : Liquid Scintillator (BC501A) ① TPC ②

  11. 11/20 View from RI source position NTD2 NTD3 NTD4 TPC

  12. 12/20 Neutron Identification by NTDs NTD1 (LAr) NTD6 (LS) ER- ER (γ) neutron NR-NR (pure n) (PSD = Slow/Total = 1 - F prompt ) • Event topology is well separated and NR-NR events can be selected. • This data is useful for measurements of recoil energy and quenching factor (analysis is ongoing)

  13. 13/20 ER and NR bands @ 0.2 kV/cm ~40keVnr Before PSD selection 22 Na Data ER mean ± 1σ ~40keVnr 252 Cf Data Preliminary ER mean ± 1σ NR mean ± 1σ

  14. 14/20 ER and NR bands @ 1.0 kV/cm ~40keVnr Before PSD selection ER mean ± 1σ 22 Na Data ~40keVnr ER mean ± 1σ Preliminary NR mean ± 1σ 252 Cf Data

  15. 15/20 ER and NR bands @ 3.0 kV/cm ~40keVnr Before PSD selection ER mean ± 1σ 22 Na Data ~40keVnr ER mean ± 1σ Preliminary NR mean ± 1σ 252 Cf Data

  16. 16/20 Gaussian Leakage Fraction @ 40keVnr (Very Preliminary) Before PSD selection 0.2 kV/cm 1.0 kV/cm 3.0 kV/cm 252 Cf 252 Cf 252 Cf 22 Na 22 Na 22 Na 0.2 kV/cm 1.0 kV/cm 3.0 kV/cm ( μ ER - μ NR ) / σ ER 0.3 1.4 2.0

  17. 17/20 Combination of PSD & S2/S1 @ 40keVnr (Very Preliminary) 0.2 kV/cm 1.0 kV/cm 3.0 kV/cm As higher drift field, ER/NR discrimination gets increased in Argon (different to Xenon case)

  18. 18/20 Modeling & Simulation Take some approaches to get detailed understandings of LAr response in electric field. Calculate the number of scintillation • photon at each step of Geant4. Implement own Ar response model to • the simulation. (refer to NEST) See detail : JPS Conf.Proc. 11, 040003 (2016) S1 Fast (p.e.) S1 Slow/Total S2 (p.e.)

  19. 19/20 Application : low mass WIMP search Some groups (DAMA, CoGeNT, CDMS2(Si)) claim the discovery of ~10GeV WIMP. • Rejected by LXe experiments • Not verified by LAr experiments To search the low mass WIMP, • Lower threshold is necessary • rather than scaling up the detector mass ANKOK project Low mass WIMP search with • Compact Detector (10 ~ 30kg) • Optimization of electric field • SiPM (Direct detection of 128nm, or Using TPB) See detail : M.Kimura’s Talk @ TAUP2017 https://indico.cern.ch/event/606690/contributions/2591649/

  20. 20/20 【 Summary 】  We evaluate the ER/NR Discrimination power of S2/S1 with liquid argon.  ER/NR separation are improved under higher drift field. 【 Future Plan 】  Complete the analysis for this data • lower energy events (< 40keVnr) of 252 Cf data • combination analysis with PSD • identification of recoil energy (event by event)  Further measurements & optimization • Still higher drift-field, gas phase field, ...  Apply for the WIMP search

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