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1 Spin at J-PARC Naohito Saito for Shoji Nagamiya

2 Executive Summary Spin physics at J-PARC, now The facility is starting up; Only spin physics would be T-reversal experiment (E06; TREK) in the existing facility Spin physics plans in a future Proposals for spin polarized proton beams Muon g-2 / EDM experiment Neutron EDM experiment Collaboration Collaboration with Brookhaven National Lab BNL - RIKEN Collaboration US Japan framework (BNL – KEK) We are open for any other possibilities for collaboration

3 Bird’s eye photo in Feb. 2008

4 Proposals at MR

5 Zoom in to Proposals Hyper Nuclear Physics Spin Physics Time Reversal Spin Physics Neutrino Physics Hyper Nuclear Physics Exotic Search K Rare Decay Drell-Yan

6 Polarized proton acceleration at J-PARC 6 BRAHMS & PP2PP STAR PHENIX AGS LINAC BOOSTER Pol. H - Source 200 MeV Polarimeter AGS Internal Polarimeter rf Dipole RHIC pC Polarimeters Absolute Polarimeter (H  jet) AGS pC Polarimeters Cold Partial Helical Siberian Snake Warm Partial Helical Siberian Snake PHOBOS Pol. H - Source 180/400 MeV Polarimeter rf Dipole 30% Partial Helical Siberian Snakes pC CNI Polarimeter Extracted Beam Polarimeter Collaboration with BNL

7 Accelerating polarized protons in Main Ring Beam energy: 3 GeV ~ 50 GeV (G  = 7.5 -- 97.5) Design working point: Qx = 22.339, Qy = 20.270 Many imperfection resonances Strong intrinsic resonance 4-6-2008J-PARC Spin Physics Workshop7

8 Spin Tracking in MR (A. Luccio) 4-6-2008J-PARC Spin Physics Workshop No Snake  =10  mm mrad No Snake  =10  mm mrad 8 With Snakes  =4  mm mrad With Snakes  =4  mm mrad Qx = 20.128 Qy = 20.960 Single particle tracking at the nominal tune of the lattice The polarization is lost at the resonances at G  = 3N +-

9 4-6-2008J-PARC Spin Physics Workshop9 Possible locations of partial snakes in MR First 30% snakeSecond 30% snake Courtesy of T. Roser

10 Early Phase Experiments at Hadron Hall Handron Hall Beam Dump K1.8 (Fall,2009~) K1.8BR (Dec.2008~) K1.1 KL K0.8 30 (→ 50) GeV primary beam Production target (T1) Kaonic Nuclei Kaonic Atom Eta meson Nuclei  Hyper-Nuclei,  Hyper-Nuclei Spectroscopy of Hyper-Nuclei Neutron Rich Hyper-Nuclei  - Atom, Pentaquark,….

11 Parking Lot Solution? 11 60 m

12 Possible Extension of Hadron Hall To G-2 beam line

13 Experimental Devices Muon Experimental Area Neutron Scattering Area Materials & Life Experimental Facility Neutron Beam Lines (23 total) Neutron Beam Lines (23 total) Target Station Scattered Neutrons Proton Beam Proton Beam Number of Users: about 3,000

14 Muon Beam Production Area

15 backups 15

16 Muon Storage Ring BNL-E821 achieved ultra precision as such large magnet (14 m – diameter) Local uniformity ~ 100 ppm  0.1 ppm integrated field Smaller Ring with Hi Field just matches with MRI technology Active shimming – 1 ppm local uniformity High field (~ 7 T) with large gap (~ 40 cm) is possible 16

17 Muon magnetic moment Magnetic moment and spin can be related as Dirac equation predicts g=2 Radiative corrections (including NEW PHYSICS) would make g≠2 a=0 a≠0 a=1.2e-3 for e, , … a=1.8 for proton a=1.2e-3 for e, , … a=1.8 for proton

18 SM Contribution to Any particle which couples to muon/photon would contribute : QED >> Hadron > Weak a≠0

19 Current Precision E821 at BNL- AGS measured down to 0.7 ppm for both  + and  3.4 sigma deviation from the SM Need to explore further

20 Muon g-2 in the LHC era Even the first SUSY discovery was made at LHC, the muon g-2 measurement remains unique to determine SUSY parameters:  and tan 

21 Shipping to J-PARC Estimated to be $2.5M Need to be refined

22 Muon Facility at MLF Only One port out of four ports are instrumented Muon team welcomes new initiative! 22

23 J-PARC Plan for FY 2007-8 07.6 ceiling shield 07.9 solenoid install 07.12 radiation safety 08.3-9 proton beam Project budget ( 2005−8 ) Special budget for PS- experimental. ( 2005−8 ) Phase II budget (2008-2011) 10 7 /s 2005 1)Building construction 2)M2 tunnel BL component manufacture 2006 1)M2 tunnel BL component install 2)Air Cooling system 、 Electricity 2007 1)M2 tunnel BL commissioning 2)SCS channel install 2008 1)Exp apparatus for general user 2)Surface muon channel (tunnel-B3) 3)Front magnet for slow muon 2008/9 muon beam Decay/Surface MuonPor  +,  - / 10 7 /s 4MeV-40MeV Phase IIa Super Omega muon channel High Momentum Decay Muon Port ? (In future) From Miyake-san

24 Intense Ultra Slow Muon Source @J-PARC At J-PARC, Aiming at; 1)Repetition Rate 25 Hz (At RIKEN-RAL 50 Hz) factor 2 times 2)Surface Muon Yield by Super Omega Channel 4.0 x 10 8 /s / 1.2 x 10 6 /s (RIKEN-RAL) = 333 times 3)Lyman-  Intensity by Laser Development 100  J/p / 1  J/p (RIKEN-RAL) = 100 times Our Goal of Ultra Slow Muon Yield is 20 /s x 2 x 333 x 100 = 1.3 x 10 6 /s (10 4 /s without Laser Developments) Riken-RAL Slow Muon Intensity Maximum J-PARC Slow Muon Intensity From Miyake-san Iwasaki, Wada, Midorikawa et al. at RIKEN Iwasaki, Wada, Midorikawa et al. at RIKEN

25 Re-Acceleration Consulted Takayama-san, Yokoya-san, Sato-san Takayama-san is exploring the possibility And also suggested to explore LINAC option LINAC Systems Don Swenson et al. 10 MeV Proton Linac < $3M 25

26 Muon Trio (named by Kuno-san) 26 Aoki-san’s Slide @ NuFact ‘03

27 Muon EDM Direct CPV in Lepton Sector Current Exp. Limit ~ 1e-19 Potential Sensitivity of J- PARC ~ 1e-22 @ MLF ~ 1e-24 w/ P RISM 27

28 RSC-MLF vs MR-Hadron Hall MLFHD-HallHD w/ new TGT Beam Power1MW0.75MW Target6%30% 60 kW225kW Acceptance150 msr1msr400 msr Relative to MLF11/4010

29 Optimization of muon mom. 29 Mev/c

30 Muon Beam available at J-PARC Muon Surface Muon Port Super Omega Muon Port Decay/Surface Muon Port 3000 times as KEK-MSL 30 times as RIKEN-RAL From Miyake-san

31 Current result is 3.4 sigma above from the SM value If LHC discovers SUSY, tan  can be determined to  tan  ≤ 20% LOI submitted in 2003 to improve the precision (AGS) by up to one order of magnitude at J-PARC Efforts toward a proposal have started to realize the experiment in the earlier phase of J-PARC Technical feasibility of bunch sequences and beamline are being explored Harmonics changes in the MR and kicker design are key issues KEK designed new inflector for a better muon injection efficiency g-2 ring to be shipped from BNL Muon g-2@J-PARC L. Roberts, D. Hertzog, Y. Kuno and N. Saito, et al

32 Muon Spin precession Measured to be Expected to be

33 How it is Measured? Precession frequency (  a ) of muon spin in the storage ring is measured;

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35 Brain-storming! Why at magic gamma? What if no E-field? ⇒ requires ultra cooled muon beam  p/p << 1e-5 Muon collider technique? Cooling, FFAG etc. Ultra-Slow Muon Source at J-PARC MLF? 35

36 Ultra-Slow Muon Source K.Nagamine et al. PRL 74 (1995) 4811 Y.Matsuda et al. NP B(Proc) 155 (2006) 346 Laser Ionization of Muonium 36

37 Super-Omega Muon Beamline for Intense Ultra Slow Muon Beam Normal Conducting(MIC) Capture Solenoids Superconducting Curved Transport Solenoids, ~ 400mSr (0.3T) Curved Solenoid ( 1.4T) Phase 2 From Miyake-san

38 38 As of 5 years ago


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