L. CazónHadron-Hadron & Cosmic-Rays interactions at multi-TeV energies. Trento,2-Dez-2010 1 Results from the Pierre Auger Observatory L. Cazon, for the.

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L. CazónHadron-Hadron & Cosmic-Rays interactions at multi-TeV energies. Trento,2-Dez Results from the Pierre Auger Observatory L. Cazon, for the Pierre Auger Collaboration LIP, Portugal

UHECRs UHECRs : those with energies greater than eV 1 particle/km 2 /year L. CazónHadron-Hadron & Cosmic-Rays interactions at multi-TeV energies. Trento,2-Dez How/where are they produced? What is their composition? How do they interact?

Very Interesting region L. Cazón3 Simple model for extragalactic B. B=1 nG, Lcoh=1 MPc Galactic and extragalactig B fields bend the CR trajectories. At the highest energies, UHECR point back to the sources. GZK Horizons: Only sources within 100 Mpc will reach us. Anisotropies are expected. D. Allard et al

Latitude 35 S – Longitude 69 W 1400m a.s.l. X=870 g cm 2 Data taking since 2004 Installation completed in Fluorescence detectors 4 building with 6 telescopes each Telescope f.o.v. 30 x 30 deg ~10% duty cycle Provides High Accuracy Surface detectors 1600 Cherenkov stations spaced 1.5 km Area of 3000 km 2 100% duty cycle Provides Large Statistics The Pierre Auger Observatory

SD detectors L. CazónHadron-Hadron & Cosmic-Rays interactions at multi-TeV energies. Trento,2-Dez PMT µ e Diffusive tyvek Water Cerenkov Detectors give signal proportional to their track lengh in water Difficult to separate different particle types. Some indirect methods

FD detectors L. CazónHadron-Hadron & Cosmic-Rays interactions at multi-TeV energies. Trento,2-Dez x 22 pixels 440 Photonis XP3062 Pixel f.o.v. = 1.5 x 1.5 deg Collect Fluorescence light emited by the shower. Mainly the central region of the EM cascade. shutters filters + corrector ring camera electronics crate mirror

Hybrid Detector: Large and accurate L. CazónHadron-Hadron & Cosmic-Rays interactions at multi-TeV energies. Trento,2-Dez The energy is independent of simulations except for the energy carried by neutrinos and muons.

Resolution SD & FD L. CazónHadron-Hadron & Cosmic-Rays interactions at multi-TeV energies. Trento,2-Dez The systematic uncertainties on the energy scale E FD sum up to 22%.The largest uncertainties are given by the absolute fluorescence yield (14%), the absolute calibration of the fluorescence telescopes (9%)and the uncertainty due to the reconstruction method of the longitudinal shower profile (10%).

Energy Calibration of SD with FD L. CazónHadron-Hadron & Cosmic-Rays interactions at multi-TeV energies. Trento,2-Dez Calibration does not depend on hadronic interaction models Systematical error 22% energy resolution 17%

Energy Spectrum Auger data shows a flux supression at the highest energies Cutoff significant with >20 sigma L. Cazón10 PLB 685 (2010) 239 γ=3.26±0.04 γ =2.55±0.04 log 10 (E 1/2 /eV)=19.61 ± 0.03 log 10 (E ankle /eV)=18.60 ± 0.01 This feature is compatible with: GZK Sources running out of power It combines FD and SD spectrum.

Spectrum comparison L. CazónHadron-Hadron & Cosmic-Rays interactions at multi-TeV energies. Trento,2-Dez PLB 685 (2010) 239 In agreement with energy scale systematics

Xmax analysis L. Cazón12 PRL 104 (2010) Single:D 10 =33 ± 2 g/cm 2 /decade χ 2 /ndf = 35/ Broken:D 10 =105 – 21 g/cm 2 /decade log 10 (E break /eV) = ± 0.05 D 10 =24 ± 3 g/cm 2 /decade χ 2 /ndf = 9.7/ events If hadronic interactions do no change much over less than 2 decades, this change on D 10 would imply a change on composition around the ankle.

Comparison with MC L. Cazón13 PRL 104 (2010) Data show either a change on composition towards heavier nucei or a change in the hadronic models

Correlation with AGN Science 318: , /15 events correlated in the exploratory scan, 3.2 expected. P<1E-8 Difficult to estimate real probability, thus confirmation required with an independent data set. Prescription was set. 8/13 events found to correlate. Null hypothesis (Isotropy of UHECR) rejected at 99% CL Large correlation (~70%) with extragalactic matter (traced by AGN) VCV catalogue is not complete: over/undersampled across the sky A correlation with the AGNs does not necessarily mean that AGNs are the sources!!! AGNs act as tracers of the regions where the sources are. (z 57 EeV) Angular resolution ~1 deg

Update L. Cazón15 Astroparticle Physics 34 (2010) 314– events observed (up to ; km 2 sr y) 14.5 correlations expected if isotropy. 29 observed.

L. CazónHadron-Hadron & Cosmic-Rays interactions at multi-TeV energies. Trento,2-Dez Astroparticle Physics 34 (2010) 314–326

Hot spot L. Cazón17 At 3.8 Mpc distance, Cen A is the closest AGN. Obvious source candidate. Separation angle (deg) Astroparticle Physics 34 (2010) 314–326

Other catalogs L. CazónHadron-Hadron & Cosmic-Rays interactions at multi-TeV energies. Trento,2-Dez MRS galaxies Swift-BAT AGNsComparisons with flux limited (unbiased) catalogs show that there are multiple astrophysical models of anisotropy arising from the distribution of matter in the nearby universe which are fully consistent with the observed distribution of arrival directions. Smoothed maps

Neutrinos L. CazónHadron-Hadron & Cosmic-Rays interactions at multi-TeV energies. Trento,2-Dez

Neutrino Limits L. CazónHadron-Hadron & Cosmic-Rays interactions at multi-TeV energies. Trento,2-Dez

Photon limits L. CazónHadron-Hadron & Cosmic-Rays interactions at multi-TeV energies. Trento,2-Dez Astropart. Phys. 31 (2009) 399

Number of muons L. Cazón22 Hybrids Smoothing Muon jump Universality

Number of muons L. Cazón23 ICRC09, Lodz 2009 Hybrids Muon Jump Universality Smoothing It also implies an energy scaling (different from FD) (Universality)

Conclusions Flux suppression of UHECR unequivocally established GZK? Sources running out of power? UHECR anisotropy at 99% CL Light primaries? Heavy primaries with weak B? Sources closeby? Composition: intriguing results Heavier? Failing models? Cross sections? Top down models disfavored L. Cazón Hadron-Hadron & Cosmic-Rays interactions at multi-TeV energies. Trento,2-Dez AnisotropyIsotropy

Back up slides L. CazónHadron-Hadron & Cosmic-Rays interactions at multi-TeV energies. Trento,2-Dez

Acceptance L. CazónHadron-Hadron & Cosmic-Rays interactions at multi-TeV energies. Trento,2-Dez

CIC Method L. CazónHadron-Hadron & Cosmic-Rays interactions at multi-TeV energies. Trento,2-Dez

L. CazónHadron-Hadron & Cosmic-Rays interactions at multi-TeV energies. Trento,2-Dez

L. CazónHadron-Hadron & Cosmic-Rays interactions at multi-TeV energies. Trento,2-Dez

L. CazónHadron-Hadron & Cosmic-Rays interactions at multi-TeV energies. Trento,2-Dez

Resolution SD & FD L. CazónHadron-Hadron & Cosmic-Rays interactions at multi-TeV energies. Trento,2-Dez The systematic uncertainties on the energy scale E FD sum up to 22%.The largest uncertainties are given by the absolute fluorescence yield (14%), the absolute calibration of the fluorescence telescopes (9%)and the uncertainty due to the reconstruction method of the longitudinal shower profile (10%).

L. CazónHadron-Hadron & Cosmic-Rays interactions at multi-TeV energies. Trento,2-Dez