New Initiatives in Fermilab Particle Astrophysics Aaron S. Chou Wilson Fellow, FNAL 2010 Fermilab Users Meeting (a.k.a. non-accelerator physics)

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New Initiatives in Fermilab Particle Astrophysics Aaron S. Chou Wilson Fellow, FNAL 2010 Fermilab Users Meeting (a.k.a. non-accelerator physics)

Energy scales of interest Hubble: H 0 = eV Dark Energy: M DE = (ρ DE ) ¼ = eV = sqrt(H 0 × M pl ) new inflaton? Electroweak: M EW = 10 3 GeV ≈ sqrt(M DE × M pl ), WIMPs? Peccei-Quinn: f PQ = GeV Axion DM? TeV transparency? Gravity-mediated SUSY: M gSUSY = GeV = sqrt(M EW × M pl ) Grand Unification: M GUT = GeV ≈ sqrt(H I × M pl ) Inflation scale? Gravity: M pl = GeV Aaron Chou (FNAL)2

asdf eV dark energy via SDSS, DES, laser search, baryon acoustic oscillations, etc GeV dark matter direct detection GeV inflation via CMB B-modes 10 5 GeV cosmic ray showers GeV axion-photon oscillations GeV holographic noise Topics for this talk 3Aaron Chou (FNAL)

Probing the eV dark energy scale via baryon acoustic oscillations Aaron Chou (FNAL)4

Baryon Acoustic Oscillations The 1 st CMB acoustic peak is imprinted on the dark matter distribution and visible in the distribution of baryons which fall into the resulting potential wells. Aaron Chou (FNAL)5 Standard 100 Mpc ruler

Dark energy by Fourier transforming the sky Aaron Chou (FNAL)6 BAO give a standard ruler of 100Mpc length. Detect BAO via (redshifted) 21 cm emission of neutral Hydrogen. Measure angular scale vs redshift to map out of the expansion history of the universe. CMB = snapshot BAO = movie

Sensitivity to vacuum energy Aaron Chou (FNAL)7 Large Ω vacuum High statistics

Auger: Probing E CM =100 TeV hadronic interactions using eV ultra-high-energy cosmic rays (UHECR) 91 institutions in 17 countries. PASAG: Auger North is “shovel-ready” and the world is looking to the U.S. for leadership Aaron Chou (FNAL) 8

State of Colorado Auger North Auger South to scale Auger North will provide 7x the data rate and Northern hemisphere coverage for a variety of UHECR studies Auger South: 1600 detectors 1.5 km Spacing 3000 km 2 Auger North: 4400 detectors 1.41mi spacing 21,000 km 2 Denver Colorado Springs 9Aaron Chou (FNAL)

A New Puzzle in Ultra-High-Energy Cosmic Rays 10 GZK cutoff  UHECR are protons 3 degree scale anisotropy  UHECR are protons Small shower penetration depth implies unusually large cross section, and variability in depth is unusually low  New interaction physics at 100 TeV or UHECR are Fe nuclei???

Probing the GeV scale: QUIET: Search for B-mode polarization in the CMB FNAL PAC11/12/09 Caltech JPL Stanford (KIPAC) Miami Chicago (KICP) Fermilab Columbia Princeton Manchester Oxford Oslo MPI-Bonn KEK Chajnantor Plateau, Chile 11

Coherent detection of polarized microwaves Curl-like patterns imprinted on the sky from primordial gravitational waves Power spectrum amplitude directly measures the energy scale of cosmological inflation Aaron Chou (FNAL) 12 Atacama desert, Chile

Aaron Chou (FNAL) 13 Current* Performance (noise, duty cycle, 1/f) Likely Improvements Sensitivity to the tensor/scalar ratio :  r 0.005

Febaruary 22, 2008Scott Dodelson14 Amplitude of B-mode signal tied to physics of inflation Tensor/scalar ratio teaches us about the GUT scale physics driving inflation. PASAG recommends HEP support of QUIET 2 under all budget scenarios.

Interferometer probe of the Planck scale GeV Aaron Chou (FNAL)15

R. Bousso Entropy S = M pl 2 Area / 4

Specific idea (Hogan): add a new commutator If information stored on surface area, not volume, let’s postulate a new commutator of transverse position operators: [x,y] = 1/M pl 2 for a wave travelling along z. Since commutators specify phase space volume per degree of freedom, this corresponds to the black hole entropy formula The resulting initial minimum uncertainty in transverse coordinates x, y naturally grows due to diffraction in standard quantum mechanics: [x, p x ]>1/2, [y, p y ]>1/2 Aaron Chou (FNAL)17 Travel distance L or travel time Δx 0 = 1/M pl Initial size of the transverse position uncertainty = cm Let this uncertainty grow over a nice long lever arm between two measurements of the same transverse position into something detectable ( cm for L=40m).

New effect predicted, with no free theoretical parameters! The resulting phase noise is detectable! 18

Aaron Chou (FNAL) 19 Encoding of space-time coordinates at Planck wavelength gives irreducible noise in gravitational wave interferometers, possibly already detected by GEO600 (Hogan) 19 Holo. noise

The Proposed 40m Fermilab Holometer Aaron Chou (FNAL) 20 Space-time noise is expected to be correlated for two interferometers occupying the same space-time. 5-sigma detection of correlated holographic noise within hours. Experimental handles: 1)Spectrum of noise 2)Fall-off of noise as the two devices are separated spatially

History of interferometry Aaron Chou (FNAL) 21

Probing the GeV scale with lasers Chameleon Search (CHASE): – Fermilab, U.Chicago, Cambridge Resonantly Enhanced Axion-Photon Regeneration (REAPER): – Fermilab, U.Florida, U.Michigan, Naval Postgraduate school Aaron Chou (FNAL)22

Axion search: Light shining though walls Experimental configuration inspired by a Feynman diagram. K. Van Bibber, et. al., PRL 59, 759 (1987) (+ Steve Koonin) Cost scales linearly with sensitivity. How to achieve orders of magnitude improvement??? g=coupling constant 23Aaron Chou (FNAL)

A game-changer: Cavity-enhanced photon-axion conversion In other words to detect a weak spring constant coupling two oscillators, just jack up the Q of each oscillator! Shake one and watch the other one move. Signal rate increases as the square of cavity finesse: with 10 5 bounces, the rate increases by !!! Possible to improve GammeV limit by 4 orders of magnitude using 40m long strings of existing spare Tevatron magnets. 24Aaron Chou (FNAL) Matched Fabry-Perot cavities shape the axion beam and resonantly enhance the axion- photon transition probability. Light leaks coherently from the bright cavity into the dark cavity.

m ϕ [eV] g ϕ γγ [GeV -1 ] GammeV UF Exp. TeV 6+6 With improved magnets Resonant regeneration discovery potential 25Aaron Chou (FNAL) Current best limit (CAST)

Anomalous transparency of the universe to VHE and UHE gamma rays observed by HESS, VERITAS, MAGIC, Whipple, HiRes, can be explained by mixing of photons with axion-like particles. Hooper, Serpico, 2007 De Angelis, Mansutti, Roncadelli, 2007 Simet, Hooper, Serpico, 2008 Fairbairn, Rashba, Troitsky, 2009 We are sensitive to an interesting region of coupling If g ≈ 1/(BL) = GeV -1, then high energy gamma rays can penetrate the opaque wall of background photons by efficiently converting into axions at the source, and then efficiently reconverting into photons in the galaxy. Cosmic ray accelerator BL=10 20 eV Prob( ϒ ϕ ) ≈ (gBL/2) 2 Milky Way BL= 6.4  G 4kpc = eV 26Aaron Chou (FNAL)

Summary The Fermilab Center for Particle Astrophysics has plans to do great (and diverse) science! These projects are being planned in close collaboration with and in response to proposals from university groups and the larger scientific community. A wide range of interesting energy scales from eV to GeV will be probed. Aaron Chou (FNAL) 27