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Presentation of INFN-LNF: from particle and nuclear physics to gravitational waves IMC, 10 February 2014 Catalina Curceanu LNF-INFN

Istituto Nazionale di Fisica Nucleare The INFN promotes, coordinates and performs scientific research in the sub-nuclear, nuclear and astroparticle physics, as well as the research and technological development necessaries to the activities in these sectors, in strong connection with the University and in the framework of international cooperation and confrontation

University Sections Milano, Torino, Padova, e Roma 1957 Laboratori Nazionali di Frascati Frascati La nascita dell’INFN

Laboratori del Sud (Catania) 19 Sections 11 Related Groups 4 National Laboratories INFN today VIRGO-EGO E uropean G ravitational O bservatory Legnaro Gran Sasso

Fundamental research Studies of the ultimate matter structure Search for gravitational waves Developments of theoretical models Development and construction of particle detectors Studies and development of accelerating techniques Material studies and bio-medical research with the synchrotron light What are the activities performed at Laboratori Nazionali di Frascati? Development and support for computing systems and nets

F.Riggi, Microcosmo e macrocosmo, Vacanze studio Gennaio 2002

The atom in the beginning of ‘900The Thompson’s atom Rutherford e Bohr - atom Quantum mechanics - atom The nucleus structure The nucleus today

Higgsboson Forces carriers Z boson W  photon g gluon Matter families  tau   -neutrino b bottom t top III  muon   -neutrino s strange c charm II e electron e e-neutrino d down up uI Leptons Quarks !!! Gravitation The “Opera ghost” FermionsBosons The Standard Model

Frascati National Labs (LNF) Total Staff of which: 364 Researchers 98 Technologist/ Engineers 57 Technicians 170 Administration/ Services 39 External Users 546 Italian 346 Foreign 200 Visitors 3960 Stages 310 Conference Workshops 17 Participants to Conf. / Work. 776 Master Courses 1 (27 positions)

LNF FLAME DAFNE LINAC SPARC BTF DAFNE-light

Frascati electrosynchrotron

Observing on fixed target Matter is mainly empty All those particles which did not interact get lost Energy loss by moving the center of mass Target is complex synchrotron LINAC target     e -,e +,p … p, n, etc detectors

First Frascati’s idea The non-interacting particles can be re-used in the successive rounds Collisions are performed in the center of mass frame The circulating particles can be either elementary or complex (nuclei or atoms) detector Accumulation ring Bruno Touschek

e+e+e+e+ e-e-e-e- ---- ++++ Second Frascati’s idea Second Frascati’s idea  +  - e-e-e-e- e+e+e+e+ E = 2m e c 2 E = 2m  c 2 E = 2m  c 2 E = m c 2 Bigger the energy is, more and more particles can be studied

Matter-antimatter colliders ADA a Frascati 1959 ADONE a Frascati nel 1969 DA  NE LEP al CERN di Ginevra 1988 LHC at Cern (pp)

FINUDA DAΦNE

Out of the electron – positron collisions the Φ meson can be produced; it decays immediately in other two particles, the K- mesons (kaons). The kaons can be both neutrals or charged.  K K ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee The K are the particles used by the three experiments, DEAR, FINUDA and KLOE, to reach their scientific goals. The DAΦNE luminosity allows to produce about K in a second ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee Physics at DAΦNE

The DEAR experiment investigates the strong force by studying the kaonic atoms (in which a K  is substituting an atomic electron). DEAR DEAR/SIDDHARTA (DAΦNE Exotic Atom Research) K-K-K-K- p Kaonic hydrogen n=25 n=2 n=1 2p  1s (K  ) X ray of interest SDDs

KLOE KLOE (K LOng Experiment) KLOE studies the differences between matter and antimatter in the kaon decay processes

Light (photons) Charged particle European Synchrotron Radiation Facility Synchrotron light (DAΦNE-luce)

Laser of high power (> 100 TW), able to produce pulses of 6 J in 20 fs at 10 Hz FLAME:Frascati Laser for Acceleration and Multidisciplinary Experiments Started December )If FLAME beam is injected into a gas the electrons inside get highly accelerated (new acceleration technique) 2)If FLAME beam is colliding head-on with an electron beam (SPARC) an intense source of X rays is produced

1) New acceleration technique In few cm electrons get accelerations as in present accelerators of hundred meters L’impulso laser produce nel plasma un’onda di scia simile a quella che lascia dietro di sè un’imbarcazione Su quest’onda parte degli elettroni del plasma acquistano energia come un surfista che cavalca un’onda.

Electron beams from Linac (SPARC) with energies about MeV collide with FLAME beam 2) Intense X rays source Resulting in monochromatic X ray beams with energies between 20 and 800 keV. Medical diagnosis and material science

Medical diagnosis Mamography

Gravity force` Distortion of space-time

The electromagnetic waves are produced by an electric charge in movement Gravitational waves are produced by masses in movement…. Antenna Butta la pasta! Gravitational waves: an analogy

Gravitational waves The gravitational waves have an intensity times smaller than the electromagnetic one

Supernova in our Galassia h=10  18 Supernova in Virgo h=10  21 Thermal T=300 K,  L=10  16 m Thermal T=3 K,  L=10  17 m Thermal T=300 mK   L=10  18 m Search for gravitational waves: NAUTILUS

Large Hadron Collider

J. Nielsen31 Higgs Decay to Photons Rare decay in SM LHC detectors have been optimized to find this peak! H t t  

All permeating Higgs field

The Nobel Prize in Physics 2013 was awarded jointly to François Englert and Peter W. Higgs "for the theoretical discovery of a mechanism that contributes to our understanding of the origin of mass of subatomic particles, and which recently was confirmed through the discovery of the predicted fundamental particle, by the ATLAS and CMS experiments at CERN's Large Hadron Collider“ – Francois Englert, Peter Higgs

Einstein – last black-board

Einstein quotes Try not to become a man of success, but rather try to become a man of value. There are two ways to live: you can live as if nothing is a miracle; you can live as if everything is a miracle.

NAUTILUS ATLAS Auditorium ADA e ADONE KLOE OPERA DAFNE Centro di Calcolo FISA BTF DAFNE-L FINUDA DEAR Laboratori Nazionali di Frascati, info: