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Searching for Magnetic Monopoles Barry Barish Caltech

Magnets in Nature ancient history “… in this stone you should thoroughly comprehend there are two points of which one is called the North, the remaining one the South.” --- Petrus Peregrinus (1269 AD)

Magnetic Monopoles history Coulomb, in 1788, established inverse square force law for both electric charges and magnetic poles Single Electric Charge

Magnet Monopoles history Ampere for multiple charges - electric dipole bar magnet

Magnetic Monopoles history Ampere, in 1820, asserted that all magnetism is due to electric currents [and, responding to criticism of Faraday, invents microscopic currents] loop of wire

Magnetic Monopoles history Ampere postulated magnets as solenoids, following Oersted’s discovery that electric currents deflect compass needle Solenoid - field like bar magnet

Magnetic Monopoles history By this point, the connection between electricity and magnetism is becoming evident, but what is magnetic analog of single electric charge?? are there single magnetic poles?

Magnetic Monopoles modern history Maxwell, in 1873, makes the connection between electricity and magnetism introducing magnetic monopole makes equations symmetric Magnetic monopole terms

Maxwell’s equations consequences making music electronically recording music

Maxwell Equations electromagnetic waves spectrum of em waves

Magnetic Monopoles quantization of charge Electric charge always comes in discrete values a multiple of the charge of the electron Dirac, in 1931, made connection of isolated poles and quantization of electric charge The first strong scientific motivation for magnetic monopoles. It inspired a large variety of imaginative experiments.

Dirac Monopoles accelerator searches direct detection: (immediately after production in high-energy collisions) thin plastic sheets surround interaction regions. indirect searches: (where monopoles are searched for a long time after their production) dump beam into ferromagnetic materials. Later put in 200 Kgauss pulsed magnetic field to ‘pull monopoles out’ Fermilab proton-antiproton collider

Dirac Monopoles more experiments Cosmic Rays Price reported event from 18 m2 plastic detector in 1975. Later excluded by Alvarez. Then they published an upper limit. Moon Rocks One of the first scientific experiments with moon rocks was to search for a concentration of magnetic monopoles by Alvarez.

Magnetic Monopoles Grand Unified Theories ‘t Hooft and Polyakov (1974) discovered that monopoles are fundamental solutions to non-Ablelian gauge theories may be primordial monopoles present in the Universe GUT monopoles are superheavy, and therefore, not producable from particle accelerators Search for GUT monopoles as rare non relativistic particles in the cosmic rays

Grand Unification energy scale SU(3), SU(2), U(1) couplings ‘converge’ at energy scale ~ 1015 GeV not quite (e.g. needs supersymmetry or ??) Unification scale appears to be well below Planck mass, where quantum gravity effects ~ O(1)

GUT Monopole Structure grand unification core virtual X-bosons (10-29 cm) electroweak unification virtual W, Z, g, g (10-16 cm) confinement region g, g (10-13 cm) condensate fermion-antifermion pairs (r ~ mf-1)

GUT Monopoles flux vs b escape velocity b local galactic extragalactic earth : b = 3.7 10-5 solar system : b = 10-4 galaxy : b = 10-3 cluster of galaxies : b = 3 10-3 local galactic extragalactic ln Nm 10-5 10-4 10-3 10-2 10-1

Monopole Abundance early universe GUTS + standard cosmology leads to glut of monopoles for a monopole mass ~ 1016 GeV taking Hubble constant ~ (1010 yr)-1 The Monopole Problem !!!!!!

Monopole Abundance inflationary scenario idea defer the phase transition to much later, after extreme supercooling solves monopole problem also, resolves horizon and flatness problems In the simplest version, the number of monopoles is very small however, not SU(5) and the calculated flux depends critically on several parameters (mass of GUT monopole, temperature to which the universe reheats, etc) conclusion no guidance from cosmology about monopole flux -- could be a glut or a famine

Monopole Flux astrophysical bounds mass density of the universe uniformly distribution (nM < 2 10-21 cm-3) clumped distribution (nM < 10-16 cm-3) galactic magnetic field B ~ 3 10-6 gauss Parker limit - too many monopoles would ‘short’ out this field

Magnetic Monopoles conclusions Theory/Motivation Charge Quantization has been primary motivation for magnetic monopole (Dirac) Grand Unification - ‘superheavy’ monopoles are intrinsic to theory Could be contributor to dark matter of the Universe Experiment NO evidence for Dirac Monoples from accelerator searches, etc NO evidence for Grand Unified Monopoles at level of Astrophysics bounds (~ 10-15 cm-2 sr-1 s-1 ) Present searches (eg. MACRO) will probe factor of 10-20 below bound