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Future Reactor Neutrino Physics Soo-Bong Kim (KNRC, Seoul National University) “International Workshop on RENO-50, June 13-14, 2013”
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Nuclear Power Plants Yonggwang Reactor Neutrinos ~5×10 21 /sec Cost-free, intense, low-energy & well-known neutrino source ! Reactor Neutrinos
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Reactor Antineutrino Oscillation Daya Bay RENO Double Chooz
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Reactor 13 Experiments RENO at Yonggwang, Korea Daya Bay at Daya Bay, China Double Chooz at Chooz, France
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A Brief History of 13 from Reactor Experiments Nov. 2011 (Double Chooz ) sin 2 (2 13 ) = 0.086±0.051 March 2012 (Daya Bay) sin 2 (2 13 ) = 0.092±0.017 April 2012 (RENO) sin 2 (2 13 ) = 0.113±0.023 June 2012 (Double Chooz) sin 2 (2 13 ) = 0.109±0.039 Oct. 2012 (Daya Bay) sin 2 (2 13 ) = 0.089±0.011 March 2013 (RENO) sin 2 (2 13 ) = 0.100±0.018 Double-CHOOZ, arXiv:1207.6632, (2012) (5.2 ) (4.9 ) Daya Bay Oct. 2012 RENO Mar. 2013
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- Clean measurement of 13 with no matter effects * Reactor 13 from Reactor and Accelerator Experiments * Accelerator - mass hierarchy + CP violation + matter effects Complementary : Combining results from accelerator and reactor based experiments could offer the first glimpse of CP. Precise measurement of 13
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Future Precision Measurement of 13 (402 days) (18 % precision) (5 years) (8 % precision) statistical error : ±0.010 → ±0.006 systematic error : ±0.015 → ±0.005 (5 years) (4 % precision) (12.5 % precision) (138 days) (35.8 % precision) (5 years) (10 % precision) Near detector (spring of 2014)
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Expected Results from Current Reactor Experiments sin 2 (2 13 ) to 4~5% accuracy within 3 years : → determination of CP phase with accelerator results m 2 31 directly from reactor neutrinos : ← spectral disappearance of reactor antineutrinos precision reactor antineutrino spectra : → study reactor anomaly or sterile neutrinos
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Reactor Anomaly ? (3 vs. 4 ) 3 adapted from Lasserre AAP 2012 4 10 m100 m1 km10 km100 km Average = 0.935 ±0.024 Reactor 13 near detector (0.3-0.4 km) Reactor 13 far detector (1-2 km) Reactor nuclear physics vs. new physics ? ~0.5M events at RENO (~0.1% stat. error)
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NUCIFER SCRAAM Stereo POSEIDON Neutrino4 Hanaro-SBL DANSS Ricochet
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2012 Particle Data Book (±2.8%) (±2.7%) (±3.1%) (+5.2-3.4%) (±13.3%) ∆m 21 2 / |∆m 31(32) 2 | ≈ 0.03 sin 2 12 = 0.312±0.017 (±5.4%) sin 2 23 = 0.42+0.08−0.03 (+19.0 -7.1%) sin 2 13 = 0.0251±0.0034 (±13.5%) Precise measurement of 12 and m 2 21 at ~50 km in a year (← 5.4%) in 2~3 years (← 2.6%)
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1 st m 2 21 Maximum (L~50km) ; precise value of 12 & m 2 21 + mass hierarchy ( m 2 31 ) 1 st m 2 21 Maximum (L~50km) ; precise value of 12 & m 2 21 + mass hierarchy ( m 2 31 ) Precise 12 Mass Hierarchy Large Deficit Ripple
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Far Detector Near Detector RENO-50 10 kton LS Detector ~47 km from YG reactors Mt. Guemseong (450 m) ~900 m.w.e. overburden
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17 Daya Bay II Site Candidate
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Lufeng NPP planned 6x2.9GW Daya Bay II Site Candidate (other option)
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Closing Remarks A clear disappearance of reactor antineutrinos is observed. The smallest mixing angle of 13 is firmly (to 13~18% precision) measured by the reactor experiments. Reactor neutrino experiments will make accurate measurements of reactor neutrino fluxes and spectra to search for sterile neutrinos. Longer baseline (~50 km) reactor experiments is under pursuit to perform high-precision measurements of 12, m 2 21, & m 2 31, and to determine the mass hierarchy. The mixing angle of 13 expects to be measured to ~5% precision within 3 years. This will provide the first glimpse of CP. if accelerator results are combined.
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