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Radio Cherenkov Radiation from High Energy Shower in Time Domain w/o Far‐Field approx. Mr. Chih‐Ching Chen LeCosPA & National Taiwan University
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Outline The shower source size and detecting region. How much percent events we need consider? – Hadronic/EM shower from Neutrino interaction – lepton signal (e, μ, τ ) Behavior of Cherenkov signal – Assumtion – Finite Difference Time Domain (FDTD) method – Time domain current integral method Conclusion
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I. Shower Size and Detection Region
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10^19eV Proton in ice simulate the Hardonic Shower 10m
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Electron 10^19eV in ice 10^19eV e- 140m
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Good shower size summary Arxiv:1005:0552 Jaime Alvarez-Muniz, Washington R. Carvalho Jr., Matıas Tueros, Enrique Zas
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Cherenkoov Radiation is single slit interference Far field condition : L >> D^2/λ 200m shower L= 40km 200m shower: 1km faraway Near field : >200m Far field : ~50m
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II. How much percent events we need consider?
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Neutrino interaction Charge current : Neutral current~ 1:1 (GQRS98) Astrophysics source: π -> μ+ ν μ -> e + ν e +ν μ + ν μ Flavor at source (e:μ:τ) = 1:2:0 ( π decay) Flavor at earth (e: μ:τ) = 1:1:1 lepton energy ~ 80% neutrino energy. ν+ N -> ν + jet neutral current ν+ N -> lepton + jet charge current
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Lepton Signal Nu_e Hadronic shower(~10s meter) +EM shower(~100 meter ) Nu_mu or Nu_Tau: Hadronic shower (~10s meter) + mu/Tau propagation decay to electron -> Hardonic/EM shower Hadonic shower EM shower/ Hadonic shower EM shower Hadonic shower
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Muon, Tau Propagation μ, τ energy loss in medium (GQRS, Dutta, Bugaev…..) Bremsstrahlung processes e+ e−-pair production processes Photonuclear processes Stocastic caustic energy loss
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5x10 18 eV Muon propagate in ice Photonuclear loss Pair production loss Photonuclear loss Pair production loss Photonuclear loss EM shower Hadronic shower
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10 19 eV Tau propagate in ice Photonuclear loss Pair production loss Hadronic shower EM shower
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Ultrahigh energy muon, tau in ice Hadonic shower EM shower Hadonic shower EM shower With LPM effect
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Neutrino Flavor Behavior Electron νMuon νTau ν N.C.Hardornic Shower ~20%E ~10m C.C.Hardornic Shower ~20% ~10m C.C. lepton Electron EM shower Muon Propagation Tau Propagation ~80%E ~100m(LPM)~10s km All charge current neutrino signal with huge shower(s)
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III. Behavior of Cherenkov Signal
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Assumption 1.The current come from high energy particle. 2. De-charging process without induce current. 3. De-charge process is finished before signal detected. N+ Neutral atom ion electron positron photon
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Cherenkov Radiation Simulation by Finite Difference Time Domain Advantage of FDTD: First principle, Time domain, Global simulation. w/o approximation (Near field) Shower is cylindrical symmetry. Radiation is polarized ( Er, Ez,H φ ) Net current
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FDTD speedup by GPU FDTD simulation cost a lot CPU power. 4 hours. -> 1min.
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FDTD gaussian source
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E - R relation of 100MHz speed up
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Electron shower signal
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III. Behavior of Cherenkov Signal Time- domain integral
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Liénard–Wiechert potential Lorentz gauge
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For Radiation study… k*E=0; k*B=0 for EM radiation. (Transverse wave) E(x,t)//A(x,t) if ϕ ~ 1/r 2 k*A=0 Total charge have gone to 0 when we detection. ϕ (x,t)( instantaneous ) This is radiation gauge, (transverse, Coulomb)
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Radiation Gauge
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A(x,t) j(x’,t’) θ J T (x’,t’)
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Shower size100 m,R = 600 m Charge A(t) vector potential Electric field y Electric field x Shape of two pol. E-field Is different
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Shape is varying with detect angle θ = θc θ = θc-+θ
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On Cherenkov angle Shower position Detected time Log(A(t’)) Log(A(t))
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Conclusion The shower size from c.c. UHE ν inter. is huge The signal from UHE moun, tau is multi –bang Cherenkov signal in time domain is studied.
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varying index n(z) Caustic envelope has formed Travel time is multi-valued in this regain This effect will happen in radio propagation
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Varying index of reflation n(z) A(x,t) j(x’,t’) θ J T (x’,t’) n(z)
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