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Roma International Conference on Astroparticle Physics Rome, May 2013 Juan de Dios Zornoza (IFIC – Valencia) in collaboration with G. Lambard (IFIC) on behalf of the ANTARES collaboration

Scientific scope MeV GeVTeVPeVEeV Astrophysical neutrinos Dark matter (neutralinos, KK) Oscillations Supernovae GZK Limitation at high energies: Fast decreasing fluxes E -2, E -3 Limitation at low energies: -Short muon range -Low light yield - 40 K (in water) Other physics: monopoles, nuclearites, Lorentz invariance, etc... Detector density Detector size  Origin of cosmic rays  Hadronic vs. leptonic signatures  Dark matter

The ANTARES detector Horizontal layout 12 lines (885 PMTs) 25 storeys / line 3 PMT / storey 14.5 m ~60-75 m Buoy 350 m 100 m Junction box Readout cables Electro- optical cable Storey Detector completed in 2008

Detection of DM o WIMPs (neutralinos, KK particles) are among the most popular explanations for dark matter o They would be accumulated in massive objects like the Sun, the Galactic Center, dwarf galaxies… o The products of their annihilations would yield “high energy” neutrinos, which can be detected by neutrino telescopes o In the Sun a signal would be very clean (compared with gammas from the GC, for instance) o Sun travel in the Galaxy makes it less sensitive to non-uniformities  

Detection principle  The neutrino is detected through the Cherenkov light emitted by the muon produced in the CC interaction. 1.2 TeV muon traversing ANTARES   N X W  

Signal simulation: WIMPSIM WIMPs Sun ν e, ν μ, ν τ o Blennow, Edsjö, Ohlsson (03/2008): “WIMPSIM” model-independent production o Great statistics with 12×10 6 WIMPs annihilations o Capture rate and annihilations in equilibrium at the Sun core o Annihilations in c,b and t quarks, τ leptons and direct channels o Interactions taken into account in the Sun medium o Three flavors oscillations, regeneration of τ leptons in the Sun medium (Bahcall et al.) available parameters (WIMPs mass, oscillations parameters...) Earth

Energy spectrum

Detector response 12 lines Angular resolution 5 lines 9 lines 12 lines kinematic DM analyses are in the “low energy” range of neutrino telescopes

Background estimation o The background is estimated by scrambling the data in time o A fast algorithm is used for muon track reconstruction (Astrop. Phys. 34 (2011) ) o The effect of the visibility of the Sun is taken into account All upward-going events from data Example of Sun tracking in horizontal coordinates

Track fit quality parameter Elevation angle Event selection o Good data – MC agreement: detector understood! o Only upgoing events are selected o Fit quality parameter used for further selection ~ 1000 events selected

Cut optimization o Neutrino flux at the Earth x Detector Efficiency x Visibility  Signal o Data in the Sun direction time scrambled  Background o Cuts on the angular window size and on the track quality cut are chosen to optimize the flux sensitivity Once the optimum quality cuts are chosen we proceed to unblind…

After unblinding 12 …no excess  data comparable to background (keep searching) arXiv:

Limit on neutrino flux from the Sun

Limit on muon flux from the Sun

Cross section calculation Differential neutrino flux is related with the annihilation rate as: If we assume equilibrium between capture and annihilation in the Sun: where the capture rate can be expressed as:

CMSSM: SD/SI cross section limit Compare SUSY predictions to observables as sparticles masses, collider observables, dark matter relic density, direct detection cross-sections, … SuperBayes (arXiv: ) Spin-dependent and spin-indpependent cross-section limit for ANTARES in CMSSM

MSSM-7: SD/SI cross section limit MSSM-7 phenomenological model

Prospects data WIMP Mass Preliminary More data: (>7000 neutrinos) Use complementary reconstruction algorithms Include single-line events 1-line events: only zenith, but still helps a lot at LE

Prospects with data: muon flux limit Prospects with data: muon flux limit spin dependent spin independent Preliminary

Summary  Dark matter is a major goal for neutrino telescopes (and an important complement to direct detection experiments)  Computed the detector efficiency for two common dark matter models (CMSSM, MSSM-7)  First analysis done by looking at Sun. Limits for the CMSSM and MSSM-7 in muon/neutrino flux and SD and SI cross-section calculated  Analysis on data advanced with preliminary sensitivity calculated  Estimations Galactic Center well advanced

Neutrino candidate with 12-line detector

Backup

Background from the Sun o The interaction of cosmic rays in the Sun (p-p) produces “atmospheric solar neutrinos”, after the decay of the products (pions and muons) De C. Hettlage et al., Astropart.Phys. 13 (2000) Only events per year in ANTARES (0.4% of total atmospheric background) νμνμ

SD cross section calculation Conservative view on the local region: -Jupiter Effect -w/o additional disk in the dark matter halo -local density 0.3 GeV.cm -3 (arxiv: v2)

SI cross section calculation Conservative view on the local region: -Jupiter Effect -w/o additional disk in the dark matter halo -local density 0.3 GeV.cm -3 (arxiv: v2)

Signal computation o Usually, we need : o Flux (example: WW) at the surface of the Earth o Capture rate into the Sun, dependent on the SD, SI cross-section o Annihilation rate Γ ~ 0.5 * C (equilibrium condition) o Flux from WIMPSIM o Cross-section from Analytic computation, or simulation in the parameter space of the models o For Kaluza-Klein, Branching ratio not so dependent on the location in the parameter space (R, Δ, and SM Higgs mass m h ) o For CMSSM, it’s different… Equilibrium in the Sun well/not reached, SD/SI very dependent on the parameter space, branching ratios very dependent, main channel chosen is not so obvious -> large systematic from the sensitivity computed o Need a simulation, and fast one, to compute the cross-sections, the capture rate, etc, for the allowed parameter space

SuperBayes o Supersymmetry Parameters Extraction Routines for Bayesian Statistics o Multidimensional SUSY parameter space scanning o Compare SUSY predictions to collider observables, dark matter relic density, direct detection cross-sections, … o Using a new generation Markov Chain Monte Carlo for a full 8-dim scan of CMSSM o Using PISTOO farm at CC-Lyon to run it o Well documented (articles, Website), as DarkSUSY package o Parameter set of CMSSM (m 0, m 1/2, A 0, tanβ) o « Nuisance parameters » from SM (m t, m b, α em, α s )

Using DarkSusy, the neutrino flux can be converted to muon flux Neutrino  Muon flux conversion

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Experimental constraints

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