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Title: Status of Japan Group and Beam Catcher


1
Status of Japan Groupand Beam Catcher
N. Sasao / T.Nomura (Kyoto U)
  • Contents
  • Status of Japan Group
  • Progress in Beam Catcher
  • Plan in 2002

2
Status of Japan Group
  • Member
  • Kyoto Univ. (N.Sasao, T.Nomura, 2 Grad.students)
  • KEK (M.Kobayashi, T.Taniguchi)
  • Kyoto U. of Education (R.Takashima)
  • Funding Status
  • Japan-US Cooperation
  • 40k (JFY01), 80k (JFY02)
  • Grant in Aid for Scientific Research
  • 100k (JFY02), 700k in total (JFY2002-5)

3
Progress in Beam CatcherCatcher Baseline
  • Lead-Aerogel Counter
  • 20cm x 20cm x 5cm Aerogel (n1.03)
  • 2mmt Lead converter
  • 5-inch PMT
  • Parabolic mirror
  • Light collecting funnel
  • Distributed Geometry
  • 20/21 modules x 25 (20) layers
  • 35cm apart in beam direction
  • Coincidence along beam direction

4
Progress in Beam CatcherConcept of Mini Prototype
  • Lead-Aerogel Counter
  • 11cm x 11cm x 5cm Aerogel (n1.03)
  • 2mm/20mmt Lead converter
  • 5-inch PMT
  • Plane mirror
  • No light funnel
  • Distributed Geometry
  • 2 Layers (13 modules)
  • 25/35cm apart in beam direction
  • Coincidence along beam direction

5
Progress in Beam Catcher Mini Prototype Beam
Test at KEK
  • Test at KEK 12GeV PS
  • Charged Beam (p/p)
  • Up to 2 GeV/c (Ekin,proton1.27GeV)
  • PID by TOF and additional Aerogel

6
Progress in Beam Catcher Item 1. Light Yield
  • Evaluate with p beam
  • Results are
  • 70 of expected yield (Npe6 _at_ 1GeV/c)
  • Unexpected saturation effect
  • Need more study
  • Aerogels property
  • PMT QE, effective cathode size
  • Alignment?

7
Progress in Beam Catcher Item 2. Response to
Proton
  • Proton beam as a substitution for Neutron
  • Main difference between them is they can/cannot
    produce knock-on electron.
  • If nuclear reactions being enhanced, their
    behavior expect to be similar.
  • To enhance reaction events,
  • Increase converters thickness of first
    layer. (2mmt ? 20mmt)
  • Requirement of coincidence between layers
    automatically enhances reactions.

8
Progress in Beam Catcher Item 2. Response to
Proton
  • What we expected (GEANT simulation)

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coincidence
9
Progress in Beam Catcher Item 2. Response to
Proton
  • Results
  • Rather high single hit rate
  • Mostly 1 p.e. level
  • Exist even if
  • No Aerogel tiles
  • Mask PMT window
  • Any radiator remains?
  • Secondary hits PMT?
  • High coincidence probability
  • Accidental?
  • Real effect?

10
Progress in Beam Catcher Mini Prototype Summary
  • Construct Mini Prototype and Test at KEK-PS.
  • Measure light yield
  • 70 of expected
  • Measure response to proton
  • Both single and coincidence probabilities are
    higher than expected.
  • Secondary hits PMT directly?
  • Random background?
  • OR, this is correct?
  • Detailed analysis in progress

11
Plan in 2002
  • Light yield study
  • Aerogels optical properties
  • Refractive index
  • Transmittance
  • Measurement with electron
  • Electron Synchrotron at Kyoto Uji campus
    (March-April)
  • Tabletop calibrator with Ru source and solenoid
    lens
  • Response to proton
  • Re-test at KEK in May(?)
  • Prototype with final dimension
  • Large Aerogel fabrication
  • Optics
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