PEBS: Positron Electron Balloon Spectrometer Henning Gast I. Physikalisches Institut B RWTH Aachen DPG07 – 6 March 2007.

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PEBS: Positron Electron Balloon Spectrometer Henning Gast I. Physikalisches Institut B RWTH Aachen DPG07 – 6 March 2007

Henning Gast DPG March 2007p 2/16 Introduction Goal: Measure the cosmic-ray positron fraction with a balloon-borne spectrometer. Motivation: Indirect search for dark matter. Requirements: - Large geometrical acceptance: >1000 cm 2 sr for 20-day campaign - Excellent proton suppression of O(10 6 ) - Good charge separation - Payload weight < 2t - Power consumption < 1000W e.g. at 40 GeV: GeV -1 m -2 sr -1 s -1 x (20x24x3600)s x 0.25m 2 sr = 43 e + /GeV

Henning Gast DPG March 2007p 3/16 Prospective performance of PEBS detector and mission duration PEBS2500 cm 2 sr 20 days AMS cm 2 sr 1000 days PAMELA 20 cm 2 sr 1000 days 20 days PEBS= 100 days AMS02 7 years PAMELA 94/95/00

Henning Gast DPG March 2007p 4/16 PEBS design overview Magnet acceptance (width=0.8m, length=0.8m): 4000 cm 2 sr Positron acceptance (tracker+ECAL; width=0.76m, length=1m): 2500 cm 2 sr Tracker: Scintillating fibres (d=250 m) with Silicon Photo- Multiplier (SiPM) readout; power: 260W Magnet: Pair of superconducting Helmholtz coils, Helium cryostat, mean B = 1T, weight: 850kg

Henning Gast DPG March 2007p 5/16 PEBS design overview Electromagnetic calorimeter: 80 x ( 1mm Pb + 8x1 mm 2 scintillating fibre + SiPM ) = 14.3 X0, weight: 550kg Transition Radiation Detector (TRD): 2 x 8 x ( 2cm fleece radiator + 6mm straw tube Xe/CO 2 80:20 ) Time-of-Flight system (TOF): 2 x 2 x 5 mm 3 scintillator, SiPM readout; trigger system!

Henning Gast DPG March 2007p 6/16 Balloons test balloon launch OLIMPO experiment (2008) High-altitude (~40km), long-duration (~20 days) balloon flights from Svalbard balloonport (ASI) Interesting alternative to space, allows recalibration of experiment as well as multiple journeys NASA ULDB altitude profile

Henning Gast DPG March 2007p 7/16 Tracker layout 4 superlayers of 2 layers of double-layered modules of scintillating fibres, d=250 m stack of fibres accumulates light on SiPM readout of SiPMs by dedicated VA chip CF skin + Rohacell foam 2x4x128 fibres tracker module tracker superlayer 0.80 m 3.2 cm material budget: 12% X0 ( 6% X0 tracker + 6%X0 TRD ) 16x1 silicon photomultiplier, strip width 380 µm need 32x1, 250µm strip width

Henning Gast DPG March 2007p 8/16 PEBS fibre tracker testbeam setup trigger scintillators beam telescope: 4 CMS Si strip modules ~20  m resolution AMS02 panel cooling pipe scintillating fibre bunch + SiPMs + PMT 2 fibre bunches: 3x10 square fibres, d=300 m 3 fibres each to SiPM in copper block copper block

Henning Gast DPG March 2007p 9/16 SiPM: example of a MIP spectrum mean: 6.0 photo electrons photo electrons SiPM type 0606EXP with reflective foil on one side 1 mm excess noise: fibre area = 0.27 x SiPM area dark spectrum: beam telescope hit away from fibre Photonique SSPM 0606 EXP S/N=20, eff(0.5pe)=96% SSPM GR S/N=100, eff(0.5pe)=91%

Henning Gast DPG March 2007p 10/16 Fibre coordinates in beam telescope Testbeam results  PEBS MC simulation  muon momentum resolution: a=2%, b=0.19%/GeV

Henning Gast DPG March 2007p 11/16 ECAL shower 5 GeV positron ECAL shower in Geant4 simulation t=x/X 0 50 GeV e+ 38 GeV e+ 26 GeV e+ 14GeV e+ 50 GeV protons t max longitudinal shower profiles cutout view of ECAL in Geant4 simulation 76 cm 16 cm

Henning Gast DPG March 2007p 12/16 ECAL proton rejection and energy resolution Simulated positrons and protons proton rejection ~5000 at high energies ECAL energy resolution

Henning Gast DPG March 2007p 13/16 TRD design single TRD module AMS02 TRD octagon integrated at RWTH Aachen workshop TRD superlayer in G4 simulation 2 x 8 layers of fleece radiator, TR x-ray photons absorbed by Xe/CO2 mixture (80:20), in 6mm straw tubes with 30 m tungsten wire Design equivalent to AMS02 space experiment Tasks: proton suppression and tracking in non-bending plane 10.1 cm radiator straw tubes 2.2 m

Henning Gast DPG March 2007p 14/16 TRD performance: positron/proton separation proton rejection for positron measurement from first 16 layers protons electrons TRD 20-layer prototype testbeam data Analysis of TRD prototype testbeam data proton rejection ~1000 combined TRD+ECAL rejection of 10 6 → ~1% proton contamination

Henning Gast DPG March 2007p 15/16 Background contributions composition of positron component according to PLANETOCOSMICS simulation of atmospheric background and contributions from p/e- misidentification 40 km altitude: 3.7 g/cm 2 remaining atmosphere contributions in absolute numbers for 20-day flight for efficiency = 50% misidentified protons atmospheric positrons primary positrons misreconstructed electrons

Henning Gast DPG March 2007p 16/16 Conclusion ● Design study to build a balloon-borne spectrometer to measure the cosmic-ray positron fraction, in the context of indirect search for dark matter ● Scintillating fibres with SiPM readout as key components, proof of principle established in testbeam at CERN in October 2006 ● Proton rejection of O(1,000,000) can be achieved with ECAL and TRD ● Design study with large acceptance to increase existing data by two orders of magnitude ● Expected amount of data from running experiments can be exceeded by an order of magnitude

Henning Gast DPG March 2007p 17/16 PEBS detector components magnet cryostat ECAL TRD 1 tracker TOF Full Geant4 detector simulation available 2.43 m 2.62 m length: 3.23 m TRD 2

Henning Gast DPG March 2007p 18/16 Magnet design ISOMAX magnet (1998) flown on high- altitude balloon Magnet design by Scientific Magnetics for superconducting pair of Helmholtz coils in He cryostat, mean field 1 Tesla, opening 80x80x80 cm 3, weight: 850kg 1.90 m

Henning Gast DPG March 2007p 19/16 Tracker readout scheme 16x1 silicon photomultiplier, strip width 380 µm need 32x1, 250µm strip width light collection in scintillating fibre in Geant4 simulation x A 4x1 readout scheme (column-wise) with weighted cluster mean better spatial resolution than pitch/√12, depending on p.e. yield total power consumption (~50000 channels) of tracker: 260 W fibre module front view, with SiPM arrays on alternating sides

Henning Gast DPG March 2007p 20/16 PEBS testbeam MC 2 fibre bunches: 3x10 square fibres, d=300 m 3 fibres each to SiPM in copper block copper block 1 mm

Henning Gast DPG March 2007p 21/16 Spatial resolution vs angle of incidence distribution of incident angle projected to bending- plane for PEBS detector 35 ° mean=1 1.2 ° p.e. yield of testbeam fibre stack with reflective foil

Henning Gast DPG March 2007p 22/16 Tracker performance: Momentum resolution Muon momentum resolution from G4 simulation using testbeam parameters, d = 250µm, B=1T p.e. efficiency = 1 x testbeam efficiency a = 2% b = 0.19%/GeV a = 2% b = 0.12%/GeV a = 2% b = 0.14%/GeV p.e. efficiency = 2 x testbeam efficiency p.e. efficiency = 1.5 x testbeam efficiency

Henning Gast DPG March 2007p 23/16 Tracker performance: Angular resolution median of angular resolution = 1 mrad at higher energies bending plane (fibres): 0.2 mrad non-bending plane (TRD): 1 mrad

Henning Gast DPG March 2007p 24/16 ECAL layout cutout view of ECAL in Geant4 simulation 3x3mm 2 SiPM 76 cm 16 cm 3x3 mm array: 8100 pixel 3 mm 8 superlayers of ten layers of lead- scintillating fibre sandwich, with alternating orientation 1mm lead fibre: 1mm height, 8mm width, read out by SiPMs 14.3 X0 in total, ECAL weight: 550 kg

Henning Gast DPG March 2007p 25/16 ECAL performance ratio of ECAL energy within one Moliere radius positrons protons angle between reconstructed track and shower positrons protons ECAL energy matching ECAL shower maximum positrons protons reconstructed momentum

Henning Gast DPG March 2007p 26/16 Example event 44.5 GeV positron in event display

Henning Gast DPG March 2007p 27/16 Intrinsic limits on rejection intrinsic resolution limited by high-energy 0 production in front of or in first layers of ECAL example event: p → p 0 X in very first ECAL layers, momentum reconstruction off by 1.3  0 → → e.m. shower

Henning Gast DPG March 2007p 28/16 Intrinsic limits on rejection (2 nd example) intrinsic resolution limited by high-energy 0 production in front of or in first layers of ECAL example event: p →p 0 X before last tracker layer generated: p gen =35.4 GeV 0 momentum: 18.9 GeV → → e.m. shower reconstructed: p reco =19.5 GeV

Henning Gast DPG March 2007p 29/16 TRD performance: boron / carbon 11 B 12 C boron/carbon separation at 5 GeV/n in Geant4 simulation needs to be studied in more detail compilation of B/C measurements and GALPROP prediction

Henning Gast DPG March 2007p 30/16 TRD performance: antiproton/electron separation Analysis of TRD prototype testbeam data electron rejection for antiproton measurement TOF+TRD ECAL +TRD