Daniel H. Gutiérrez Velázquez Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory PPD – Neutrino MicroBooNE.

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Daniel H. Gutiérrez Velázquez Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory PPD – Neutrino MicroBooNE

What is MicroBooNE? The name MicroBooNE comes from the past experiment named MiniBooNE. These are Booster Neutrino Experiments. Is an experiment that will take really important data from neutrino’s oscillations and interactions. It is a neutrino detector. What are Neutrinos? Least massive particles in the Standard Model which interact with the other particles only through weak force. There are three types of neutrinos ν e, ν μ, ν τ.

The MicroBooNE’s objective and location Will be located here, at Fermilab, the experiment will build and operate a large 170 ton Liquid Argon Time Projection Chamber (LArTPC) located along the Fermilab Booster Neutrino Beam line (BNB). The experiment will measure low energy neutrino cross sections and investigate the low energy excess events observed by the MiniBooNE experiment. The detector serves as the necessary next step in a phased program towards the construction of massive kiloton scale LArTPC detectors. (www-microboone.fnal.gov/)www-microboone.fnal.gov/

What was the MiniBooNE excess? The MiniBoone excess shows electrons and photons that cannot be differentiate between each other (showering particles). In a non-showering particle they may differentiate in to a muon or a pion with the size of the Cerenkov ring.

Why MiniBooNE cannot differentiate between electrons and photons? The MiniBooNE is a spherical vessel filled with mineral oil and the walls are equipped with photomultipliers (PMT). The PMTs detect the light from the particles that result from each event of neutrino’s interaction with a nucleus. In a showering particle it get a fuzzy Cerenkov ring (these are e +, e -, γ, π 0 ). In a non-showering particle it get a clean Cerenkov ring (these are μ +, μ -, π +, π - ) that can differentiate between a muon or a pion using the size of the ring.

MiniBooNE showering particle Fuzzy Cerenkov ring

MiniBooNE non-showering particle Clean Cerenkov ring

MicroBooNE LArTPC A liquid argon time projection chamber (LArTPC) exploits features of pure liquid argon that allow ionization electrons to be transported along uniform electric field lines over several meters to wire chamber planes. A LArTPC delivers excellent neutrino interaction characterization.

MicroBooNE vs. MiniBooNE The MicroBooNE can differentiate between a photon and an electron in a showering particle event, through the wire planes of the TPC which catch the charge of the particle. If is an electron it will get some charge and if is a photon it will get double the charge because of pair production. γ → e + e - (pair production) MicroBooNE will solve the mystery of the MiniBooNE excess and improve cross sections measurements. vs.

Possible excess explanations The MicroBooNE analysis is performed under two assumptions: that the low energy excess is due to an electron-like event and that the low energy excess is due to a photon-like event. If the excess is due to a photon-like event, a possible explanation may be new unknown cross sections. If the excess is due to a electron-like event, a possible explanation may be the existence of a sterile neutrino (3+1, 3+2… theories) that known neutrinos can oscillate to it. Something like this indicate more physics beyond what the Standard Model describes.

LArTPC assembly area D-Zero Assembly TPC Building assembly clean room entrance TPC TPC assembly Cleaning clean room the room

Cleaning the TPC Before the assembly, the TPC parts most be really clean. We are cleaning the TPC parts in the Lab F. Most of the TPC parts are stainless steel. We used several tool for the cleaning including brushes, sponges, isopropyl alcohol, distilled water, etc.

Set up baths For huge parts like the cathode planes, we had to set up baths with the available equipment.

More cleaning The G-10 parts of the TPC (same material of circuit panels) are more difficult to clean because they absorb water.

After cleaning After cleaning the parts, we double wrapped, transport and store them at D-Zero Assembly Building until the start of the assembly.

Importance of the cleaning The TPC will be submerged in Liquid Argon inside a cryostat. The main importance of cleaning the TPC parts is to maintain the purity of the Liquid Argon. If there are other substances beside the Liquid Argon, the particles that come from the interaction events may be absorbs by the substances and affect the data. Most of the TPC pieces are made of stainless steel, without the proper cleaning, metal pieces from the cut of the parts will stay stick. If there are metal pieces floating in the LAr, it may distort the electric field that is supposed to be uniform and mess up the particles track reconstruction and time of flight calculation.

MicroBooNE news

Sanding and painting electronic racks In the Grid Computing Center we are sanding and painting the MicroBooNE electronics racks. These are electronics racks from old experiments that are being recycled for use in MicroBooNE.

Transfer of knowledge to the classroom After developed a class of the Standard Model (SM), the teacher will show images of different tools that scientist use to study the SM and will do a demonstration using wavelength shifters. The MicroBooNE will have wavelength shifters (TPB) because the PMTs cannot detect UV light, the wavelength shifter turn UV light in to visible light. TPB

Acknowledgment Harry Cheung Bjoern Penning Jennifer Raaf Hector Méndez Tom Jordan

Reference The MicroBooNE TDR (2/24/2012-DocDB 1821-v12): The MicroBooNE Collaboration

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