Results and Future of the KamLAND Experiment

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Results and Future of the KamLAND Experiment Sanshiro Enomoto (Tohoku Univ.) for the KamLAND Collaboration WIN05 @ Delphi, Greece, 6-11 June 2005

The KamLAND Experiment 1000ton LS 1879 PMT's LMA Parameters 80% of total contribution comes from 130~220km distance

The KamLAND Detector LS: MO: photo-coverage: 34% ~ 500 p.e. / MeV 1000ton 225 20-inch 13m diameter 13m LS: 80%: dodecane 20%: pseudocumene 1.5g/l: PPO 1.75m thickness 1325 17-inch 554 20-inch ~ 8000 photons/MeV λ~ 10m MO: 20m 50%: dodecane 50%: isoparafin photo-coverage: 34% ~ 500 p.e. / MeV ρLS/ρMO = 1.0004

Detection Method τ~210 μsec Analysis Range (E > 2.6 MeV)

LS Purification and Radioactive Impurity before U: ~10-10 g/g, Th: <10-12 g/g, K: 7×10-11 g/g after U: 3.5×10-18 g/g, Th: 5.2×10-17 g/g, K: 2.7×10-16 g/g measurable only by KamLAND itself !

Detector Calibration Radio-Active Source Deployment Muon Spallation Products Vertex Resolution Energy Resolution Fiducial Volume Error: 4.7%

Detector Activity (Singles Spectrum) Normal Trigger Range Low Energy Region Major Background Sources: LS impurity (210Pb, 85Kr, 39Ar) extrinsic gamma (40K, 208Tl) muon spallation (10C, 11C, 12B, ...)

Event Selection Delayed Coincidence: 0.5 < ΔT < 1000μsec ΔR < 200 cm 1.8 < Edelayed < 2.6 MeV Fiducial Volume: Rprompt < 550 cm Rdelayed < 550 cm Spallation Cuts: ΔTμ > 2 msec ΔTμ > 2 sec (showering muons) or ΔL > 300 cm (non-showering) Energy Window: 2.6 < Eprompt < 8.5 MeV

Backgrounds Summary

Accidental Coincidence Background off-time coincidence spectrum ⇒ 2.69 ± 0.02 events

(α, n) Background 232Rn 210Pb 210Bi 210Po 206Pb α 13C (α,n) 16O 22.3 y 210Bi 210Po 206Pb 5.013 d 138.4 d stable α (5.3 MeV) 13C (α,n) 16O 13C (α,n) 16O* 16O*(6.13) → 16O + γ 16O*(6.05) → 16O + e+ + e- 14N (α,n) 17F 15N (α,n) 18F n + p → n + p 17O (α,n) 20Ne n n + 12C → 18O (α,n) 21Ne n + 12C* 12C + γ(4.4MeV)

(α, n) Background

Analysis Observed/Expected: R = 0.658 ±0.044(stat) ± 0.042(syst) ⇒ neutrino disappearance at 99.998% C.L. Hypothesis test of scaled no-oscillation: χ2/ndf = 37.3/19 ⇒ spectral distortion at > 99.6% C.L. Rate + Shape: 99.999995% C.L.

L/E Analysis χ2/ndf GOF spectrum shape test 24.2/17 11.1% 35.8/17 0.7% 24.2/17 11.1% 35.8/17 0.7% 32.2/17 1.8%

Oscillation Analysis KamLAND + Solar KamLAND best-fit (rate + shape) assuming CPT invariance KamLAND best-fit (rate + shape) KamLAND + Solar

Correlation with Reactor Power constrained to expected BG at present statistics is not enough to state something

Future of the KamLAND Experiment Geo-Neutrino Detection (~ few weeks) Improvements in Reactor Analysis (~ few months) Solar Neutrino Detection (~ few years)

Geo-Neutrino Detection at KamLAND Radiogenic Heat ~ 20 TW Observed Surface Heat Flow: ~ 40TW ⇒ provides important constraints in Earth's energetics

Geo-Neutrino Detection at KamLAND Radiogenic Heat ~ 20 TW Observed Surface Heat Flow: ~ 40TW ⇒ provides important constraints in Earth's energetics ⇒ provides unique knowledge in composition of Earth's interior

Geo-Neutrino Detection At KamLAND Expected Flux: Expected Events: (5 m fiducial, 515 day exposure) U-Series: 2.3x106 [1/cm2/sec] 30.1 [events/1032-protons/year] Th-Series: 2.0x106 [1/cm2/sec] 6.7 [events/1032-protons/year] U-Series: 10.3 Th-Series: 2.7 Reactor BG: 58 (α,n) BG: 30 data will be published in few weeks !

Geo-Neutrino Detection and Extended Analysis Window Analysis of low-energy region also benefits reactor analysis

Further Improvements of Systematic Errors results are mostly obtained from shape information, due to large systematic errors on rate

Towards Solar Neutrino Detection 4 m radius fiducial 1.2 m cylindrical cut 14C Total 85Kr 210Po 210Bi 7Be 11C Required Improvements: 210Pb: 10-4~10-5 85Kr, 39Ar: ~10-6

LS Purification Required performance is almost achieved Distillation System Test Bench N2 gas purge (N2/LS = 25) Rn: ~1/10 Kr: ~1/100 Fractional Distillation (164 ℃, 300 hPa) Pb: 3×10-5 Rn: 1×10-5 Kr: < 2×10-6 residual Pb might be organic lead (disintegrate at ~ 200℃) Required performance is almost achieved

Extrinsic Gammas Screening Current KamLAND Rate MC of extrinsic gammas (40K, 208Tl) 7Be ν: ~1μHz 40K: < 3.4μHz 208Tl: < 5.6μHz

Solar Neutrino Prospects 7Be neutrinos will be seen between 14C and 11C background 11C can be reduced with neutron tagging (pep and CNO neutrinos extractable???) 11C

Summary Rate+Shape analysis excluded no-oscillation at 99.999995%. Spectrum distortion (L/E) shows oscillatory behavior. Oscillation parameters are precisely measured: Geo-Neutrino detection result will be published very soon. Full-volume calibration will improve     measurement. Purification goal for 7Be neutrino measurement is almost achieved.

Energy Scale Determination

Fiducial Volume Calibration With Muon Spallation (12B)

Systematic Errors Summary

Geo-Neutrino Flux and Earth Models

Geo-Neutrino Flux Uncertainties

Event Display: Low Energy Event

Event Display: Muon Event