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Title: Costs and Scaling and a detector design


1
Costs and Scaling(and a detector design)
  • Maury Goodman
  • Argonne National Lab
  • May 1, 2003

2
Outline
  • Strategy
  • Scaling/comparing Costs
  • Design of a segmented detector
  • Next Steps

3
An Argument about q13
  • Costs Timing --- How we got started
  • Proposed off-axis experiments
  • (NuMI, JPARCn) 200M
  • If q13?0, we need more than one experiment due to
    degeneracies (CP, matter, p/4- q23,
    uncertainties,)
  • If q130, we only need one experiment (next).

4
Q13 from reactors?
  • P(ne?ne) 1
  • cos4q13 sin2 2q12 sin2(Dm212 L/4E)
  • - sin2 2q13 sin2 (Dm2atm L/4E)
  • (Ignores CP)
  • (Ignores matter)

solar
P
atmospheric
L/E(km/MeV)
5
Consequence of degeneracies
One set of measurements ? eight values of
q13
6
  • Costs

7
Costs (from M. Shaevitz)
8
Physics vs costs1
  • Scale cost of Chooz (10M) vs detector size
  • (Bemporad?1M)
  • 10km, 1.0km, 0.7km
  • Stats only
  • Comparable to 1-6 Shaevitz estimates
  • Looks promising

10km
1.0km
0.7km
9
Better scaling
  • First estimate was rate only now use Reynas
    calculations for sensitivity
  • Scale to Chooz rates _at_ 2 Million each
  • Two detectors
  • Should add offset (didnt)
  • Need to start thinking in Gigawatt-ton-years

10
Costs (better)
11
  • For better costs need detector design
  • ??Workshop
  • Work on an alternative design

12
Segmented or Monolithic?
  • Could get away from most systematic errors with 2
    detectors
  • Could improve error from detector mass with
    segmented detectors
  • Lower but hopefully better understood
    efficiencies
  • Energy scale/calibration becomes crucial

13
Systematic Breakdown
25 _at_ 15m Signal/Background 2.2 _at_ 40m 0.7 _at_
95m
14
Vertex Distribution of neutron capture from muon
spallation events
agrees to within 4.06 of expectation
total uncertainty in target mass 4.58
15
More Systematics
Sin22?13 sensitivity
Sin22?13 sensitivity
Bin-to-bin uncorrelated
From hep-ph/0303232
16
Design of a segmented detector
  • My guess is a monolithic detector is preferable.
  • By simultaneously designing and costing a
    segmented detector
  • Have a backup
  • Better understand systematics
  • Better understand costs

17
Straw Man modular detector
  • 6 m3 solid scintillator
  • Strips 4cm x 2cm x 6m
  • 2 fibers per strip
  • Gd paper between layers
  • 2 ended readout
  • 60,000x2 fiber ends
  • 2 fibers/pixel
  • 216 ton (total)
  • 1000 M64s

18
Strip design
Two fibers per strip Leave gaps for stability,
easier to achieve tolerances
19
Modularity
  • Make light tight in one cubic meter segments
  • Managable to

20
Fiducial Volume
  • 4x4x4 out of 6x6x6?
  • Inside pieces shorter
  • Get cables out
  • Orientation of plugs?

21
Early thoughts on Electronics
  • 100 ns timing
  • 8 bit dynamic range
  • Multi-anode M64s
  • Looking for gt1pe signals
  • Sum whole detector, timestamp
  • Let the dynode trigger the digitization
  • Further multiplexing may give savings

22
Electronics
Components from Gary Drake
23
Reactor Neutrino Experiment Conceptual Design of
Base Electronics
24
Reactor Neutrino Experiment
Signal Acquisition Timing
Discriminate Events of Interest Above Dark Noise
25
Second Crack at Straw Detector Costs
  • 1000 Phototubes 1.3 M
  • Readout (100 60K) 6.0
  • Scintillator (5/kg) 1.1
  • Fiber 1.0
  • Gd sheets 0.1
  • Veto counter 2.0
  • Structure 1.0
  • Source tubes 0.1
  • Installation 0.4
  • Total 13.0M
    unloaded per detector no
    site/tunnel

26
Fiber Gluing
27
Calibration
  • Calibrate, Calibrate, Calibrate
  • Map response
  • Source tubes to calibrate in place
  • Cosmic muons to calibrate in place
  • Light injection system

28
Mapping
29
Relative Strip Response
  • Relative LO 179,000 strip ends
  • (compared to strips of the same type)
  • Gaussian fit s 11
  • 290 damaged or 0.16

30
Thoughts on structure
  • Need to make 3rd D smaller for fidvol?
  • Veto 4-pi?

31
  • NEXT Steps

32
From Workshop
  • Collect software?
  • Decide to pursue or drop segmented detector
  • Redo cost scaling

33
Detector
  • Calculate detector response and required
    calibration accuracy
  • Understand 3D problems
  • Backgrounds/trigger issues?
  • Design both detectors for white paper

34
Some Issues
  • Two detectors or Three?
  • (size, design, overburden, site)
  • Simultaneously understand budget
    drivers/physics/politics/schedules
  • Get into funding consciousness of funding
    agencies (trip to DC?)
  • We will say we are complementary to off-axis, but
    in some sense we are an alternative.

35
Conclusions
  • Its conceivable to get the desired sensitivity
    for 50M or less
  • Need to understand systematic limitations
  • Too late for Orbach list, need to get into
    funding consciousness
  • If q13 is really right around the corner, great
    opportunity for first measurement.
  • Grist for a white paper
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