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1 Dense and Cold Nuclear Matter and Hard Exclusive ProcesssAug.24,2007 The J-PARC Hypernuclear Physics Programs - Hyperonization in dense nuclear matter - Toshiyuki Takahashi IPNS, KEK

2 Dense and Cold Nuclear Matter and Hard Exclusive ProcesssAug.24,2007 Contents Introduction of J-PARC Facility  Hadron Hall Physics Programs  PAC Meeting Hypernuclear Physics at S=-2 Physics on Hadrons with Strangeness Summary

3 Dense and Cold Nuclear Matter and Hard Exclusive ProcesssAug.24,2007 the Pacific Ocean Tokai Village Hitachinaka P.S. Tokai-2 Nuclear P.S. J-PARC

4 Dense and Cold Nuclear Matter and Hard Exclusive ProcesssAug.24,2007 J-PARC Facility Linac 3GeV Rapid Cycling (25Hz) Synchrotron (1MW) 50 GeV Synchrotron (0.75MW) Materials and Life Science Facility Japan Accelerator Research Complex Neutrino Beamline to Super-Kamiokande Hadron Hall (Slow Extracted Beams) Joint Project between KEK and JAEA

5 Dense and Cold Nuclear Matter and Hard Exclusive ProcesssAug.24,2007 Phase 1 & 2 The budget for about 2/3 of the entire project has been approved by the Japanese government from JFY2001 as Phase 1. Phase 1 (~151 billion Yen) consists of major accelerator components and a part of experimental facilities.  270 kW for slow extraction  half size of Hadron Hall JAEA KEK

6 Dense and Cold Nuclear Matter and Hard Exclusive ProcesssAug.24,2007 Construction Schedule Construction Start Facility Operation Current

7 Dense and Cold Nuclear Matter and Hard Exclusive ProcesssAug.24,2007 Hadron Hall

8 Dense and Cold Nuclear Matter and Hard Exclusive ProcesssAug.24,2007 Hadron Hall Layout (Phase 1) Proton Beam (30-GeV) Production Target (T1) K1.8 (2009 Sep.) K1.8BR (2008 Dec.) K1.1 K0.8 KL(2010?) Primary beams

9 Dense and Cold Nuclear Matter and Hard Exclusive ProcesssAug.24,2007 Secondary Beamlines Primary proton beam 50 GeV-15  A30 GeV-9  A Length (m) 45.853 Acceptance (msr.%) 1.4 Max. momentum (GeV/c) ~2.0 K   intensity (ppp) @1.8 GeV/c 6.6E+061.4E+06 @1.5 GeV/c 2.7E+060.54E+06 @1.1 GeV/c 0.38E+060.08E+06 Electrostatic separator 750kV/10cm, 6m×2 Single rate  @ MS2 @ 1.8 GeV/c > 33E+06 > 8E+06 K  /(   +   ) @ FF @ 1.8 GeV/c 43.5 X/Y(rms) size @ FF (mm)19.8 / 3.2 Primary proton beam 50 GeV-15  A30 GeV-9  A Length (m) 27.573 Acceptance (msr.%) 2.5 Max. momentum (GeV/c) ~1.2 K  intensity (ppp) @1.1GeV/c 5.5E+061.2E+06 @0.8 GeV/c 1.0E+060.2E+06 @0.6 GeV/c 0.1E+060.02E+06 Electrostatic separator 500kV/10cm, 6m Single rate@D3out @1.1 GeV/c > 30E+06 >7E+06 K  /(   +   ) @ FF@1.1 GeV/c 10.9 X/Y(rms) size @ FF (mm) 5.9 / 2.9 K1.8 K1.8BR High intensity K  beams are available !! Kaon Factory High-reslution beam spectrometer

10 Dense and Cold Nuclear Matter and Hard Exclusive ProcesssAug.24,2007 Physics Programs PAC Meeting  1 st Jun.31 – Jul.2, 2006  2 nd Jan.10 – Jan.12, 2007  3 rd Jul.6 – Jul.7, 2007 17 Proposals & 7 LOI’s  Stage-2 Aproval9 (5 Day-1 Experiment)  Stage-1 Aproval6  Deffered1  Rejected1

11 Dense and Cold Nuclear Matter and Hard Exclusive ProcesssAug.24,2007 Hypernuclear Physics at S=-2 Hypernuclear Physics at S=-1Physics on Hadrons with Strangeness

12 Dense and Cold Nuclear Matter and Hard Exclusive ProcesssAug.24,2007 Hypernuclear Physics at S=-2 E07 Systematic Study of Double Strangeness Systems with an Emulsion-counter Hybrid Method E05 Spectroscopic Study of  -Hypernucleus, 12  Be, via the 12 C(K ,K  ) Reaction E03 Measurement of X rays from   Atom

13 Dense and Cold Nuclear Matter and Hard Exclusive ProcesssAug.24,2007 Motivation to Study S=-2 System New sector of Baryon-Baryon interaction   weakly attractive   Nattractive ?   N  Very dynamic system  Small mass difference  and  N (and H?) Significant step toward multi-strangess systems  Core of neutron star...

14 Dense and Cold Nuclear Matter and Hard Exclusive ProcesssAug.24,2007 S=  2 System  N  coupling Mixing effect is more significant in S=  system

15 Dense and Cold Nuclear Matter and Hard Exclusive ProcesssAug.24,2007  Potential and Impact on Neutron Stars Strange baryons apear in the core of neutron star... What kind of baryons will apear ? At how much density will they apear?  depend on mass, charge, interaction Negative baryons are favorable.  reduce electron Fermi energy   was supposed to be important. However its interaction with neutron matter is found to be strongly repulsive.   and its interaction should be important.

16 Dense and Cold Nuclear Matter and Hard Exclusive ProcesssAug.24,2007 How to produce and study S=  2 systems K  + p  K + +    p(K  )~1.8GeV/c Direct production Reaction Spectroscopy (E05) Decay measurements Emulsion (E07) X-rays Measurements (E03)

17 Dense and Cold Nuclear Matter and Hard Exclusive ProcesssAug.24,2007 E07 Previous Studies on Double-Strangeness Systems KEK-PS-E373 (1998 - ) Weakly attractive  interaction Twin hypernucleus   (binding) energy at the absorbed point   Nucleus interaction

18 Dense and Cold Nuclear Matter and Hard Exclusive ProcesssAug.24,2007 E07 i l l l t ll b r p ( 12 C) Double  Hypernuclei  expected ~100 events  extend known species  species dependence of  B   decay form H-dibaryon  -Nucleus Interaction  twin hypernuclei  X-ray from atomic states Unknown Phenomena Systematic Study of Double Strangeness Systems with an Emulsion-counter Hybrid Method # of absorbed   # of  - hypernuclei # of twin hypernuclei 1965 D. Davis 4 (expected) 1 1987-1997 (KEK-E176) 8012 1998-present (KEK-E373) ~8007 (1)3 J-PARC E07 ~10000~10020-30?

19 Dense and Cold Nuclear Matter and Hard Exclusive ProcesssAug.24,2007 E05 Previous Studies on  -Hypernucleus and  Potential T.Fukuda et. al, PRC58(1998)1306 P.Khaustov et al, PRC61(2000)0546 KEK-E224 (K ,K + ) Missing Mass Spectroscopy on C BNL-E885  M=14MeV  M=22MeV Evidence !? V  =  14 MeV insufficient resolution poor statistics

20 Dense and Cold Nuclear Matter and Hard Exclusive ProcesssAug.24,2007 E05 Missing mass spectroscopy  K1.8 Beam Spectrometer  p/p=3.3x10  (FWHM)  SksPlus Spectrometer  p/p=1.2x10  (FWHM)   msr ~3 MeV(FWHM) resolution ~190 bound events  1.6x10 6 /spill K  beams  1 month data-taking Spectroscopic Study of  -Hypernucleus, 12  Be, via the 12 C(K ,K  ) Reaction expected spectrum V  =  20MeV V  =  14MeV   =1MeV

21 Dense and Cold Nuclear Matter and Hard Exclusive ProcesssAug.24,2007 E03   Nuclues potential  Real part Level energy shift  Imaginary part Width X ray yield Regardless of potential detail  attractive / repulsive  strong / weak absorption Complementary to E05  E03 surface region of the potential  E05 inner part of the potential Measurement of X rays from   Atom K-K- K+K+  X ray target l=n-1 l (orbital angular momentum) Energy (arb.)... l=n-2 l=n-3 nuclear absorption Z ... Z 

22 Dense and Cold Nuclear Matter and Hard Exclusive ProcesssAug.24,2007 Hypernuclear Physics at S=-1 E10 Production of Neutron-rich Lambda-Hypernuclei with the Double Charge-exchange Reaction E13 Gamma-ray Spectroscopy of Light Hypernuclei E18 Coincidence Measurement of the Weak Decay of 12  C and the Three-body Weak Interaction Process E22 Exclusive Study of the Lambda-N Weak Interaction in A=4 Lambda-Hypernuclei

23 Dense and Cold Nuclear Matter and Hard Exclusive ProcesssAug.24,2007 E10 Neutron-rich  Hypernuclei and DCX Reaction ordinary nuclei Double Charge eXchange (  ,K  ), (K ,   ) N>>Z (I=3/2, 2) KEK-E521 No Charge eXchange (  ,K  ), (K ,   )  hypernuclei

24 Dense and Cold Nuclear Matter and Hard Exclusive ProcesssAug.24,2007 E10 Motivation  coupling  important in n-rich hypernuclei  potential in n-rich enviroment  strangeness contents in neutron stars Change of nuclear structure if isospin=0  A( I =0)   A*( I =1) energically supressed if isospin  0 OK!  A( I  0)  Nucleus  ExcitedNucleus  Exotic Ordinary Core +  Deformed Core +  Hyper- nucleus n Hypernucleus + neutron halo n-rich hypernucleus

25 Dense and Cold Nuclear Matter and Hard Exclusive ProcesssAug.24,2007 E10 Produdution of N-rich Hypernuclei Two step reaction    p   n,   p  K      p  K 0 , K 0 p  K   Small cross section  ~10 nb/sr (10  of NCX) Need high intensity beam  1x10 7 /spill   beam  p  =~1.2GeV/c Need high resolution  ~2 MeV/c 2 (FWHM) with SKS Yield estimate for 9  He  ~300 events with 3 weeks KEK-E521 10 B(  ,K  ) 10  Li ~45 events at bound region No backgound

26 Dense and Cold Nuclear Matter and Hard Exclusive ProcesssAug.24,2007 Physics on Hadrons with Strangeness E15 A Search for Deeply-Bound Kaonic Nuclear States by In-flight 3 He(K ,n) Reaction E17 Precision Spectroscopy of Kaonic 3 He 3d  2p X-rays E19 High-Resolution Search for   Pentaquark in   p  K + X Reaction

27 Dense and Cold Nuclear Matter and Hard Exclusive ProcesssAug.24,2007 E15 Kaonic Nuclear States KpX Exp. (KEK)  strongly atractive in K  p system  (1405) as a bound state of K  and p Kaonic nuclear states may exist. contour plot of nucleon density distribution by AMD A.Dote et al., PRC70 (2004) 044313.  center = ~10  0 Ultra high density nuclear matter (c.f. core of neutron stars ) could be obtained !! T.Yamazaki and Y.Akaishi Phys. Lett. B535(2002) 70. glue-like role of K 

28 Dense and Cold Nuclear Matter and Hard Exclusive ProcesssAug.24,2007 E15 Missing-Mass Spectroscopy and Invariant-Mass Spectroscopy K-K- 3 He K - pp n 3 He(K ,n)X Missing-mass spectroscopy KK n  p p -- Production Decay K  pp   p  p   @K1.8BR beamline Invariant-mass spectroscopy CDS in Solenoid Magnet

29 Dense and Cold Nuclear Matter and Hard Exclusive ProcesssAug.24,2007 Summary The construction of J-PARC facility will be completed and its operation will start soon.  MR operation2008 May  First beam to Hadron Hall2008 Dec. K1.8BR 2008 Dec. K1.82009 Sep. Hadron facility is “Kaon Factory”.  1.4 x 10 6 K  /spill, K  /(   +   )=3.5@1.8GeV/c@K1.8  1.2 x 10 6 K  /spillK  /(   +   )=0.9@1.1GeV/c@K1.8BR A lot of physics programs on hypernuclear & strangeness physics are waiting the beam.  Research on S=  2 system is main subject among them

30 Dense and Cold Nuclear Matter and Hard Exclusive ProcesssAug.24,2007 Backup

31 Dense and Cold Nuclear Matter and Hard Exclusive ProcesssAug.24,2007 J-PARC PAC System and Beamtime Charge PAC for Particle & Nuclear Proposals PAC for Materials & Life Proposals Beamtime Charge

32 Dense and Cold Nuclear Matter and Hard Exclusive ProcesssAug.24,2007 Commissioning & Linac Energy Recovery Construction needs to start from JFY2008, hopefully for 3 years, as shown in this figure. Issue and Concern: This budget plan has not been included in the current plan at JAEA. JFY2008 JFY2009 JFY2010 JFY2011 JFY2012JFY2013 Phase 1 Completion

33 Dense and Cold Nuclear Matter and Hard Exclusive ProcesssAug.24,2007 Cost Analysis for Operational Budget 190 Oku Yen / year ($190M/y if $1=100Yen)

34 Dense and Cold Nuclear Matter and Hard Exclusive ProcesssAug.24,2007 U ,   and Partial Wave Contributions in Nuclear Matter OBE (NHC-D, Ehime)  no t-channel meson exchange  odd-state attraction  strong A-dependence of V   small width ModelT 1S01S0 3S13S1 1P11P1 3P03P0 3P13P1 3P23P2 UU  NHC-D              Ehime              ESC04d*              (MeV) ESC04d*  strong attraction of 3 S 1 (T=0)  large width

35 Dense and Cold Nuclear Matter and Hard Exclusive ProcesssAug.24,2007 Selection of targets Physics view: Batty et al. PRC59(1999)295  For given state, there is optimal target Nuclear absorption is reasonably small X-ray energy shift and width are the largest (~1 keV)  They suggested 9 F, 17 Cl, 53 I, and 82 Pb for n=3,4,7,9. The choice depends on the optical potential itself  We can’t know before the 1 st experiment n:4  35454656576768787989810  9 F(Z=9)Cl(17)??I(53)?Pb(82) 131 (keV)223??475?558 n:4  35454656576768787989810  9 F(Z=9)Cl(17)Co(27)?Y(39)?I(53)Ho(67)?Pb(82) 131 (keV)223314?394?475518?558

36 Dense and Cold Nuclear Matter and Hard Exclusive ProcesssAug.24,2007 We chose Fe (Iron) because of (mostly) experimental reason  Production rate: A -0.62 as cross section scales with A 0.38  Stopping probability: requires high target density (   range: 10-20 g/cm 2,  c  ~ 2cm)  X-ray absorption: significant at large Z  Small Z(A), yet high density Koike calculated the energy shift (width) & yield of the Fe X ray (n=6  5)  Woods-Saxon potential:  24  3i MeV  Energy shift: 4.4 keV, width: 3.9 keV  Yield per stopped   : 0.1 (~0.4 without absorption) For the 1 st experiment

37 Dense and Cold Nuclear Matter and Hard Exclusive ProcesssAug.24,2007 Yield & sensitivity estimation Total number of K - : 1.0x10 12 for 100 shifts. Yield of   production: 3.7×10 6  stopped: 7.5×10 5 X-ray yield : 2500 for n=6  5 transition  7200 for n=7  6 Expected sensitivity  Energy shift: ~0.05 keV (systematic dominant)  Good for expected shift (~1 keV, 4.4 keV by Koike ) < 5% accuracy for optical potential depth  Width: directly measurable down to ~ 1 keV  X-ray yield gives additional (indirect) information on absorption potential.

38 Dense and Cold Nuclear Matter and Hard Exclusive ProcesssAug.24,2007 Expected X-ray spectrum n= 6  5 shift & width 0 keV

39 Dense and Cold Nuclear Matter and Hard Exclusive ProcesssAug.24,2007 Expected X-ray spectrum(2) n= 6  5 shift & width 4 keV

40 Dense and Cold Nuclear Matter and Hard Exclusive ProcesssAug.24,2007 Exotic  -hypernuclei Example of “hydrogen” 5  H No evidence 6  H Stable ? 7  H Stable ? 2  H Not bound 3  H Stable 4  H Stable  1 H Stable 2 H Stable 3 H Stable 4 H No evidence 5 H Resonance 6 H No evidence n p Super Heavy Hydrogen Hyper Heavy Hydrogen glue like role of  We can produce at J-PARC

41 Dense and Cold Nuclear Matter and Hard Exclusive ProcesssAug.24,2007 Requirement: Resolution (1) Clear identification of hypernuclei Binding energy (guess) : 9  He ~8MeV, 6  H ~3MeV Strong quasi-free  -production background In the case of 6  H hypernucleus Energy resolution ≤ 2.5MeV (FWHM)

42 Dense and Cold Nuclear Matter and Hard Exclusive ProcesssAug.24,2007 Production cross section  4  He(g.s., 0+) production  estimation with DWIA by T. Harada


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