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Overview ofParticle Geophysics

Elementary Particles Emerging From Inside the Earth

Hiroyuki Tanaka

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What kind of particles are emerging from inside the

solid earth?

A. Muons

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How many muons are emerging from inside the solid earth?

volcano earth

atmosphericmuons

neutrino-inducedmuons

Small scale detector Large scale detector

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Atmospheric Muons

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Muon Range

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Muons Emerging From Inside Volcano-Scale Objects (Atmospheric

Muons)

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Muography Detector

Pb+S

US

(160

g/c

m2 )

Pb+S

US

(160

g/c

m2 )

Pb+S

US

(160

g/c

m2 )

Pb+S

US

(160

g/c

m2 )

Pb+S

US

(160

g/c

m2 )

muon

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Muographic Images

eruptionon Feb 2, 2009

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below 2.20 2.36 above 2.52 density (g/cm3)

reconstructed from the muons recorded in the nuclear emulsion

scintillation detector was accessed from a remote PC

[Tanaka, Nakano, Niwa, Takeo et al, EPSL, 2007] [Tanaka, Uchida, Tanaka, Takeo et al, GRL, 2009]

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1000

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below 1.75 1.86 above 1.95 density (g/cm3)

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below 1.40 1.80 above 2.20 density (g/cm3)

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below 0.40 1.50 above 2.60 density (g/cm3)

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0 312 624 936 azimuth angle (mrad)

below 1.90 2.40 above 2.90 density (g/cm3)

[Tanaka, Shinohara et al., GRL, 2009]

[Tanaka, Oshima et al., GRL, 2007] [Saracino and Carloganu, Physics Today, 2012]

[Lesparre and Gibert et al., GJI, 2012]

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What kind of particles are emerging from inside the solid earth?

B. Neutrino-Induced Muons

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Muons Emerging From Inside Planetary Scale Objects (Neutrino-Induced Muons)

[Gonzalez-Garcia, Halzen, Maltoni and Tanaka, PRL, 2008]

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Seismological Tomography

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IceCube Detector

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Muon Neutrino Survival Probability

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al p

roba

bilty

Zenith angle (degrees)

1 TeV10 TeV100 TeV1 PeV

[Gonzalez-Garcia, Halzen, Maltoni and Tanaka, PRL, 2008]

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IceCube Preliminary Result

[Hoshina, Taketa, Tanaka and IceCube Collaboration, MNR2013, 2013]

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Matter Effects and Mass Hierarchy

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[Rott and IceCube Collaboration, MNR2013, 2013]

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A/Z Effect On Neutrino Oscillation

[Hoshina, Taketa, Tanaka and IceCube Collaboration, MNR2013, 2013]

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Uncertainties Coming From Oscillation Perameters

[Hoshina, Taketa, Tanaka and IceCube Collaboration, MNR2013, 2013]

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[Hoshina, Taketa, Tanaka and IceCube Collaboration, MNR2013, 2013]

Anticipated Improvements In the Near Future

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Survival Probability of Electron Neutrinos

[Hoshina, Taketa, Tanaka and IceCube Collaboration, MNR2013, 2013]

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PINGU Detector

[Rott and IceCube Collaboration, MNR2013, 2013]

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Ψμ (light)-Ψμ (STD) 0.150.120.090.060.030-0.03-0.06-0.09-0.12-0.15

[Hoshina, Taketa, Tanaka and IceCube Collaboration, MNR2013, 2013]

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What kind of particles are emerging from inside the solid earth?

C. Geo-neutrinos

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Neutrinos Emerging From Inside the Solid Earth (Geo-Neutrinos)

[McDonough, Dye and Learned, Physics Today, 2012]

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More detail will be given in the next talk…

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Conclusion• Elementary particles emerging from

inside the solid earth can be utilized as a completely new probe to explore the interior structure of the earth and geological targets.