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KL→π0νν at KOTO

Koji SHIOMI for the KOTO collaboration(Osaka University)

CKM 2014, Vienna, Austria2014/09/11

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14年9月11日木曜日

KL→π0νν decay• Brakes CP symmetry directly• Highly suppressed in the SM• Small theoretical uncertainty (2～3%)• Sensitive to New Physics.

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Standard Model predictionBR(KL→π0νν)=2.4×10-11

Experimental limitBR (KL→π0νν) <2.6×10-8@90% C.L. by KEK E391a


KOTO experiment• Study of KL→π0νν@J-PARC 30GeV Main Ring.• Successor to the E391a experiment• Goal is to observe few SM events.J-PARC Laboratory

•Main ring (30 GeV protons)J-PARC Laboratory

KOTO = KL0 at TOkai

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Primary proton !30 GeV/c Target (Ni, Pt, Au)

KOTO area

Hadron hall

Linac

3 GeV !Synchrotron

30 GeV !Main Ring Extraction!

in 16 degree

Tokai, Ibaraki, Japan

J-PARC

30 GeVMain Ring

Hadron hall

3 GeVSynchrotron

LinacJ-PARC

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Experimental principle

proton

targetNeutral beam line

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θγγ

νν

Rec. Z

Rec

. Pt “2γ+Nothing+Pt”

Assuming 2γ from π0,Calculate z vertex.

Calculate π0 transverse momentum

M2(π0)=E1E2(1-cosθ)

E1E2

KL→π0νν decay

Signal Box

π0KL


KOTO detector FB NCC MB CV

CsI calorimeter

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CC04 CC05 CC06 BHCV BHPV

LCVBCVHINEMOS

Saturday, April 20, 2013

γγ

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CsI calorimeter + Herme1c veto system

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KAON13 @ Univ. of Michigan Ann Arbor

CsI calorimeter• The main detector of KOTO experiment• 2m diameter 500mm length full active pure CsI• Fine granularity • 25%25mm : 2240 crystals + 50%50mm : 476 crystals•

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KOTO detector“Two γ from π0 and nothing else” CsI calorimeter and Hermetic veto

π0 with high PT discriminate K

L→2γ

Other K decays have charged or γ more than two

“Veto almost everything” experiment

We installed all detectors by May 2013.


KOTO first physics run• The first physics run: May 17-23, 2013–Beam power:24kW( 10% of design intensity)–Unfortunately, the data taking was terminated after100 hours due to an accident in J-PARC Hadron hall.

• We have been analyzing the KL→π0νν mode withoutlooking inside the signal box.

• Today, “inside the signal box” is presented for the first time.

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CsI calorimeter performance• 6 cluster samples • BR(KL→3π0)=20%• High statistics

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Veto detector performance• 4 cluster samples

w/o veto cut

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M4γ M4γ

γγBR(KL→3π0)

=20%

w/ veto cut

BR(KL→2π0)=8.6×10-4


Rec. z [mm]2000 3000 4000 5000 6000

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FB NCC MB CVCsI calorimeter

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Events outside the signal box

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ObservedExpected

2.16±1.06We understand the events outside the signal box well.

108106±12

signal region

Pt vs Z distribution after applying loose selection cuts


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Upstream eventsFB NCC MB CV

CsI calorimeter

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Halo neutron π0 γγ

nA→π0X

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• The number of upstream events expected in the signal box

• less than 0.1


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Low Pt eventsFB NCC MB CV

CsI calorimeter

CC03OEV


LCVBCVHINEMOS


γ

γπ0 π+

π-

KL→π+π-π0

KL

CC05 CC06

π-π+

Vacuumpipe

-π+/π- interacted in the vacuum pipe.-Cannot enter the signal box due to the kinematical limit. (133MeV/c)


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High Pt and downstream events

• Hadron interaction events• Events spread into thethe signal box

• A possible mechanism• Single halo neutron make two clusters.

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Halo neutron


Special data to study hadron interaction events

nAl target

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-Al target was inserted into the beam

-Core neutrons scattered at the Al target

-Collect many hadron interaction events

nCore neutron


Neural net cuts to reduce hadron interaction events

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Energy spread in a cluster

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Kinematical neural net(5 variables)

Shape neural net(12 variables)

#BG reducedto 10%


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KL→π0νν plot after imposing allselection cuts

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BG source #BGHadron interaction events 0.18±0.15Kaon decay events 0.11±0.04Upstream events 0.06±0.06

Sum 0.36± 0.16

Summary of #BG inside the signal box

S.E.S. of the first physics run1.29×10-8 (preliminary)

KOTO achieved nearly the same sensitivity as KEK E391a experiment with only 100 hours of data

S.E.S. of KEK E391a:1.11×10-8

0.36± 0.16

ObservedExpected

Apply all selection cuts (Loose + Neural net cuts)

Preliminary Prelim

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Opened the signal box

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• One event was observed inside the signal box.

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• One event was observed inside the signal box.• Nobs is consistent with Nexp statistically

Observed Expected

Preliminary

00.14±0.11


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Check the validity of the BG estimation

• Applying loose selection cuts• Nobs are consistent with Nexp inside the signal box.

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Observed Expected

108106±12

2.11±1.06

12.37±1.24

→The number of BG events inside the signal box is estimated properly.


Prospect for the next run

• We expect to start the next run in early 2015.• We want to reach the sensitivity 20 times higher than this first run.

• We are preparing new detectors to reduce BG events• We are improving analysis methods to reject hadron interaction events

• We are planning special run to increase the statistics of hadron interaction events


Summary• The KOTO experiment took the first physics data in May 2013.

• Even the run was only 100h long, we achieved nearly the same sensitivity as KEK E391a.

• After opening the signal box, we observed one event• This is consistent with the BG estimation statistically.

• Preparing to suppress the background and to improve the experimental sensitivity for the next run.


• Back up


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event display - CsI energy (run00016887_node014_file6_g2ana.root node14 DstEntryID : 10974)

recconstructed valuesrec vertex : z=4437.6mm, 211.0ns

= 170.9 MeV/cT

p0/

vertex time difference = 0.0 ns°projection angle = 81.2

(534.3, -57.4) mm, 519.4MeV = 3.5, 13, 35.0mm ; 02r217.0ns,

(11.5, -244.3) mm, 357.4MeV = 3.5, 9, 16.3mm ; 02r216.8ns,

CsI veto info. (on timing hits)2.6MeV, 331.5mm, 5.8ns, 4195.8MeV, 139.5mm, 0.5ns, 4582.1MeV, 41.3mm, 0.1ns, 9612.3MeV, 45.0mm, 5.8ns, 1082

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event display - CsI energy (run00016887_node014_file6_g2ana.root node14 DstEntryID : 10974)


S.E.S.• # of decay KL’s in the signal region(NKL)obtained from KL→2π0 samples

• 7.61×109

• Geometrical Acceptance(Ageo)

• 0.285

• Cut efficiency(Acut)

• 0.0359

• S.E.S.

• 1/(NKL× Ageo×Acut)=1.29×10-8

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S.E.S. of KEK E391a:1.11×10-8

KOTO achieved nearly the same sensitivity as the KEK E391a experiment.


KL flux

• # of decay KL’s in the signal box is calculated from 4 cluster samples

• N(KL)= 7.61×109

• Check consistency by using KL→3π0, 2γ modes.

• the result agree within ±4%.

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To reduce Hadron interaction events


CC03OEV


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-A part of core neutrons are scattered at the beam window. -> Replace the beam window with a thinner one.

Core neutron

beam windowReduce the number of neutrons hitting the CsI calorimeter


• Angle reconstruction • use cluster shape information as neural net inputs

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Results in One Figure

Black dots are the Z vertex from neural net. For better display, Z set

to zero if the value < 0.

Red Stars show the original Rec. Z vertex.

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Yu-Chen Tung September 4, 2014 11 / 13

Results of Angle Reconstruction

Rec. angle resolution � = 3.2� with Gaussian fit at peak. I haven’t

calculated the resolution along di↵erent incident angles. Despite of

the non-Gaussian tail, now just set � = 3.5� for later calculation.

And, I haven’t studied the tail events, will try to improve the result of

those events if possible.

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Yu-Chen Tung September 4, 2014 3 / 13θnn-θtrue(degree)-50 50Loose cut condition

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To reduce KL→π+π-π0 BG

-Replace the vacuum pipe with the thinner one-Install new charged detectors outside the beam pipe


CC03OEV


LCVBCVHINEMOS


γ

γπ0 π+

π-KL

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π+

New charged detectors

To increase the detection efficiency for π+/π-


Detector upgrade for the next run


CC03OEV


LCVBCVHINEMOS


Replace the beam window witha thinner one

-Replace the vacuum pipe with a thinner one -Install charged veto counters outside the vacuum pipe

-increase the number of modules-Install new counters around the beam hole

-Install gas chambers


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