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Title: Detection Techniques


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Detection Techniques
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Liquid Argon TPC (ICARUS)
  • Electronic Bubble chamber
  • Planes of wires (3mm pitch) widely separated
    (1.5m) 55K readout channels!
  • Very Pure Liquid Argon
  • Density 1.4, Xo14cm lINT 83cm
  • 3.6x3.9x19.1m3 600 ton module (480fid)

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Half Module of ICARUS
View of the inner detector
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Liquid Argon TPC
Raw Data to Reconstructed Event
  • Because electrons can drift a long time (gt1m!) in
    very pure liquid argon, this can be used to
    create an electronic bubble chamber

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dE/dx in Materials
  • Bethe-Block Equation
  • x in units of g/cm2
  • Energy Loss Only f(b)
  • Can be used for Particle ID in range of momentum

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Full 2D View from the Collection Wire Plane
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Drift coord. (m)
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1
3
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Wire coord. (m)
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4
6
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El.m. shower
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Zoom views
m stop and decay in e
Detail of a long (14 m) m track with d-ray spots
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El.m. shower
T600 test _at_ Pv Run 201 - Evt 12
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Full 2D view from the Collection Wire Plane
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Drift Coord. (m)
Wire coord. (m)
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4
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Zoom View
3.9 m
1.3 m
T600 test _at_ Pv Run 308 - Evt 7
Large el.m. shower
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Events with Hadrons
2D view
2D view
  • Trk. 1 - m.i.p.
  • Edep 31 MeV
  • Ltrk 18 cm
  • Trk. 2 heavily i.p.
  • Edep 191 MeV
  • Ltrk 53 cm
  • Trk. 3 - m.i.p.
  • Edep 105 MeV
  • Ltrk 60 cm
  • Trk. 4 - heavily i.p.
  • Edep 42 MeV
  • Ltrk 16 cm
  • Trk. 5 - m.i.p.
  • Edep 111 MeV
  • Ltrk 60 cm

vertex
vertex
Preliminary analysis
10 m3 test _at_ LNGS Run 641 - Evt 14 (Apr. 14th,
2000)
Monte Carlo ne Charged Current Event
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Steel/Scintillator Detector (MINOS)
  • 8m octagon steel scintillator calorimeter
  • Sampling every 2.54 cm
  • 4cm wide strips of scintillator
  • 5.4 kton total mass
  • 55/?E for hadrons, 23/?E for electrons
  • 486 planes of scintillator
  • 95,000 strips

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MINOS in Soudan
  • 5.4 kton total mass
  • 55/?E for hadrons
  • 23/?E for electrons
  • 486 planes of scintillator
  • 95,000 strips

May 14, 2002
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Events at MINOS
2.4GeV nmCC
25GeV nmCC
8.5GeV neCC
10GeV nNC
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MINI-MINOS beam test (at CERN)
  • Mini detector with sixty 1 m2 planes
  • Ran last summer with FD electronics
  • ND electronics and higher energies this year
  • Tested with hadrons, electrons, and protons

Expected resolution, 23/?E constant term lt5
Preliminary
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Backgrounds in Neutrino Factories
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Detector-Dependent Backgrounds
  • The denser the detector, the more likely the
    meson in the hadronic shower will interact before
    decaying

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LOw DENsity Calorimeter
  • Low z absorber to maximize detector mass for a
    given X0 sampling recycled plastic pellets?
    Other?
  • Cheap, reliable detector glass RPC
  • Two-dimensional information per sample
  • Simple, understood technology
  • Can start detector construction with minimal
    delay

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ne Charged Current
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n Neutral Current Event
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LoDensity Energy Resolution
  • ne Charged Current Events (ylt.5)

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Cerenkov Light
As particles move faster than the speed of light
in that medium, they emit a shock wave of light
  • For water, n(280-580nm)1.33-6
  • Threshold Angle 42o

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Event Reconstruction in Cerenkov Detector
  • Vertex Point fit time of flight should be as
    sharp as possible
  • Define set of in-time tubes
  • Use Hough Transform to find rings
  • Look for rings until youre done
  • Particle ID
  • Corrections to Vertex
  • Energy Reconstruction
  • Decay Electron Finding

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Particle ID Using Cerenkov Light
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Super-Kamiokande detector
50,000 ton water Cherenkov detector (22.5 kton
fiducial volume) 1000m underground (2700
m.w.e.) 11,146 20-inch PMTs for inner
detector 1,885 8-inch PMTs for outer detector
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Inside the Super-K Experiment
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Single-Ring Energy Resolution
  • Tested with LINAC at KEK

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Charged or Neutral Current?
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Charged or Neutral Current?
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MiniBooNE detector Cerenkov with Mineral Oil
total volume 800 tons (6 m radius) fiducial
volume 445 tons (5m radius)
1280 PMTs in detector at 5.5 m radius
10 photocathode coverage 240 PMTs in veto
Phototube support structure provides opaque
barrier between veto and main volumes
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Differences Between Oil and Water Cerenkov
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NuTeV Coarse-Grained Calorimeter
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Coarse-Grained Detector
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Neutral and Charged Current Events..what about
nes?
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NuTeV Energy Resolution
  • Calibration Beams of p and e

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nt detection (OPERA)
  • Challenge making a Fine-grained and massive
    detector to see kink when tau decays to something
    plus nt

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nt detection (OPERA)
  • Detection Efficiency

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nt backgrounds
  • Cut on invariant mass of primary tracks

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nt events expected (OPERA)
  • Comparison 4 nt events over 0.34 background at
    DONUT .27kton
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