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2003-04-25 79th KPS meeting
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WIMP Search with CsI(Tl) Crystals – Status and Future
The Future of Dark Matter Detection Y.D. Kim ( KIMS collaboration )
KIMS CollaborationKorea Invisible Mass Search experiment H.C.Bhang, S.C.Kim, S.K.Kim*, S.Y.Kim, J.W.Kwak, H.S.Lee
J. Lee, S.S.MyungSeoul National UniversityY.D.Kim, J.I. Lee, D.S.Lim
Sejong UniversityH.J.Kim
Kyungpook National UniversityM.J.Hwang, Y.J.Kwon
Yonsei UniversityI.S.Hahn, I.H.Park
Ewha Womans UniversityM.H.Lee, E.S.Seo
Univ. of Maryland J.Li
Institute of High Energy Physics J.J.Zhu, D.He
Tsinghua University
Seoul
Yangyang
Laboratory
3.5 hours by car
YangYang Underground Laboratory(Y2L)
Yangyang
airport
• Located in mountain area of east Korea
• 3.5 hours by car from Seoul• Only one underground lab in Korea
[1] Location
Run byDMRC
(Dark Matter Research Center)@ Seoul National University
http://dmrc.snu.ac.kr
[2] Profile of YangYang Underground Laboratory(Y2L)• located besides of Pumped Storage Power Plant• 700 m minimum depth, 2km Access tunnel by car
700mentranceAccess Tunnel(2km)
Top Lake
KIMS
Neutron shield / Muon det.(30cm)
Lead shield(15cm)
Polyethylene(5cm)
Copper shield(10cm)
CsI(Tl) crystal
Neutron flux are measured in realtime as actual data
Environment ParametersDepth Minimum 700 m
Temperature 20 ~ 25 oC
Humidity 35 ~ 60 %
Rock contents 238U less than 0.5 ppm 232Th 5.6 +/- 2.6 ppm
K2O 4.1 %
Muon flux 4.4 x 10-7 /cm2/s
Neutron flux 8 x 10-7 /cm2/s
222Rn in air 1 ~ 4 pCi/liter
Temperature stability of CsI(Tl) crystal detector
21.7 +/- 0.2 oC
N2 flowing rate = 4 liter / minFor Rn Reduction and low humidity
Muon Detector
• 4 coverage muon detector : 28 channels • Liquid Scintillator(5%) + Mineral Oil (95%) = 7 ton • Measured Muon flux = 4.4 x 10 –7 /cm2/s • Position resolution : x, ~ 8 cm • Reconstructed muon tracks with hit information
Neutron Monitoring Detector • 1liter BC501A liquid scintillator • n/ separation using PSD• Measured Neutron flux
Inside of main shield < 3 neutrons/day/liter @90%CL, E threshold = 300 keVTag events using and coincidences in 238U & 232Th chain. 0 consistent result of Neutron rate Expect 10-3 of neutron flux outside of main shield No problem with current CsI background level
outside of main shield = 8 x 10 –7 /cm2/s ( 1.5 < E neutron < 6 MeV ) Subtract energy spectrum inside of main shield to reject internal background
Neutrons induced by muons
Log10(t)
Energy [MeV]Neutron region
Energy [MeV]
• Two strong neutron candidates induced by muon 2 events for 67.41 days 0.025 +- 0.017 cnts/liter/day
• Needs more statistics
• It seems low enough compared other background
Coincidence between muon and neutron detector
Pulse Shape Discrimination : Reference spectra of Recoil
i
ii
A
tAt
Mean TimeMean Time
6<E<7 keVE=2.62MeV
Quenching Quenching FactorFactor
Previous test with mono-energetic neutron beam
i
ii
A
tAt
recoilEE
Motivation Neutron beam is usually limited by beam time.Moving detector to accelerator place is sometimes difficult.
IdeaUse Intense Am-Be source for both PSD and Quenching
factor 9Be(α,n)12C (~50%) neutron only (higher energy) 9Be(α,n)12C* (~ 50%) lower energy neutron + γ(4.43MeV)
Have to use TOF to get the En
New Facility for PSD measurement
300 mCi(1.1x1010 Bq) Am/Be source emits 7 x 105n/sec (70 neutrons/106 α’s) ~a few 100 neutrons/sec hit 3cmX3cm crystal
Neutron Calibration Setup at SNU
•Am-Be Source + •20cm Liquid Scintillation Counter(LSC)•5cm Pb shielding +•10cm Borated Paraffin
)(
recoilE
5MeV
1MeV
10MeV
TOF En
neutron detectors
BC
501A
BC501A
LSC
90o
n
Am/Be
55o neutron detectors
4.4MeVCsIθ
ToF functioning for quenching factor
60Co
γ (4.43MeV)neutron
2γ’s(1.173 & 1.333 MeV)
σToF = 1.9ns2
2
)1)((2
n
nn
ttlc
cmE
Qmax
Qtot
nγ
n
γ
Background data and limits
CsI(Tl) Crystal 8x8x23 cm3 (6.6 kg)
3” PMT (9269QA) Quartz window, RbCs photo cathode
DAQ 500MHz FADC
cp
d
full size crystal ~ 5 p.e./keV
Trigger Threshold less than 2 keV
( 5 p.e. within 2 s )
137Cs & Rb87 137Cs & Rb87 ReductionReduction
6cpd6cpd
Contributions
1. Cs137 ~ 3.0 cpd
2. Cs134 ~ 1.8 cpd
3. Rb87 ~ 1.0 cpd
Total ~ 6 cpd @ 10keV
237 kg days data
Coincidences
T1/2 = 0.138+/-0.012 sec
(T1/2 = 0.145 sec)
Th : 0.411 +/- 0.078 ppt of Th232 if it is equilibrium
Th Chain : 216Po212Pb(145 msec)
T1/2=4.23+-1.10 min
(T1/2 = 3.10 min)
After subtraction of Th232
294.8 +/- 49.4 events
U : 1.16 +/- 0.19 ppt
Accidentals
U Chain : 218Po214Pb(145 msec)
CsI Data Taking
Data for WIMP search 237 kg days for 8x8x23 cm3 crystal of 6 cpd background level
MC data using Geant4 simulation Calibration data
• Neutron data from Neutron calibration facility Reference distribution for recoil events - equivalent to 1175 kg days of underground data • PMT background data Determine the cut values • 57Co ( 122.06 keV ) and 55Fe (5.9 keV) Compton data Check Surface events, Single photon calibration • 137Cs ( 661.657 keV ) Compton data Reference distribution for events - equivalent to 350 kg days of underground data
Cut efficiency calculation
PMT related noises
UKDMC NaI(Tl) crystal
Raw Data
Underground dataPMT noise
The low energy events are PMT related.Most likely, radioactivities(K-40,U,Th) in glassScintillates weakly, propagated through crystal.
Analysis cuts for WIMP search Cut conditions for reduction of PMT background
• Numbers of photoelectron red marker : PMT noise black marker : 137Cs Compton # of p.e. > 4 for both channels
• Charge & # of p.e. ratio Energy threshold > 3 keV
Preliminary Preliminary
Cut efficiency correction
Before Cut After Cut
Efficiency curve After efficiency correction
Underground dataPMT noise
Preliminary Preliminary
Reference PSD distribution of Neutron & 137Cs Compton & Data
3~4 keV 4 ~5 keV
11~12 keV10~11 keV9~10 keV
8~9 keV7~8 keV6~7 keV
5~6 keV
Preliminary Preliminary
Log Mean Time fitting using Distribution of Neutron & 137Cs
ComptonEnergy [k
eV]Recoil events [cpd]
3~4 0.44 +/- 1.23
4~5 0.08 +/- 0.75
5~6 0.46 +/- 0.58
6~7 -0.42 +/- 0.35
7~8 -0.37 +/- 0.30
8~9 -0.16 +/- 0.24
9~10 0.11 +/- 0.18
10~11 0.21 +/- 0.18
Background level
WIMP mass 20 GeV/c2
60 GeV/c2
130 GeV/c2
250 GeV/c2
Preliminary Preliminary
Preliminary Limit curve 1 - SI Dark matter density at the solar system D = 0.3 GeV c-2 cm -3
Use annual average parameters V0 = 220 km s-1, VE = 232 km s-1, VEsc = 650 km s-1
Preliminary results Recoil energy threshold > 20 keV Comparable limit with NAIAD with ten times more data
Preliminary Limit curve 2 - SD
I
Cs
All
spin values of I-127 & SD form factor
M. T. Ressel and D. J. Dean ,
Phys. Rev. C 56 535 (1997)
Spin values of Cs-133
Iachello et al., PLB 254(1991)
Method by Tovey et al, used.
0.01
0.1
1
10
100
103
104
10 100 1000
plim(A
) (pb)
M (GeV/c2)
SIMPLE (F)
SIMPLE ( 35Cl)
Tokyo (F)
Tokyo (Na)
NAIAD (Na)
NAIAD (I)
SIMPLE ( 37Cl)
CRESST (Al)
DAMA (129Xe)
DAMA (Na)
DAMA (I)
PICASSO (F)
an = 0
Plan - Projected Limit
1.7 tons of CsI powder with 2mBq/kg of 137Cs produced (Chemetall, Germany) and crystallization starts. 137Cs contribution < 1 cpd is assured.
250 kg(25 crystals) may start in 2005 with < 2 cpd background level. DAMA data can be tested with similar crystal detector containing Iodine.
should be helpful to identify current discrepancy
Current powder still contains a little 137Cs.Further reduction anticipated.
Other exp. in Yangyang: low mass WIMP
Limited by threshold
ULE HPGe detector(5g)
Collaboration with China and Taiwan : HPGe installation in Dec.
0.1 keV threshold
Summary
Established an underground laboratory (700 m deep)
Examined Environment parameters in underground laboratory Detailed MC study is in progress. CsI R&D
• 5 p.e./keV , Eth = 2 keV, E recoil > 20 keV
• PSD technique works at low energy
• successful reduction of internal background ( 6 cpd level )
Shielding structure and other detectors in operation
Preliminary SI and SD limits obtained with 1 crystal ( 6.6 kg ) of 6 cpd background.
250 kg detector with < 2 cpd will start 2005.