EHE Physics and ARIANNA

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EHE Physics and ARIANNA http://arianna.ps.uci.edu Steve Barwick, UCI for the ARIANNA collaboration US Sweden New Zealand From OC Register 2012

Cosmogenic neutrino flux IC08-09 IC10-12(prel.) Proto ARIANNA Calculations depend on: 1. Composition [p, mix] 2. Evolution of sources 3. Highest energy, E max 4. Injection Spectrum 5. End of Gal. CR J. Hanson, PhD Dissertation, 2013 Fig. adapted from Kampert&Unger

Aperture and Rates (3 year) 10000 1000 ARIANNA (Full) strawman V eff (km 3 sr) 100 10 1 ARIANNA (HRA) ARA-37 ARIANNA (Single) 0.1 0.01 16 17 18 19 20 21 log(e[ev]) J. Hanson, UCI PhD Dissertation, 2013

Hexagonal Radio Array (HRA): 2012-2013 1 km Deployed Dec 2013

ARIANNA Advantages Straightforward logistics not far (~120 km) from main US science station surface deployment (no drilling) Excellent site properties Protected from man-made noise Good attenuation length and reflectivity from bottom Lightweight, robust technologies (so low $$) Internet access 24/7 Array is reconfigurable to follow science Green Technologies: solar and wind only

Ice Properties J.Hanson, UCI Dissertation, 2013 Attenuation Length (m) Attenuation Length (m) Frequency (MHz) Reflection Coef. Reflection consistent with flat reflector (R 1/2 =0.92)

HRA Station Dec 2012 Electronics and base of comms tower (AFAR+Irid) DAQ

Trigger Rates vs Temperature Lab calibration of Rate vs Temp Variation in rates cause by temp variation. All rates far below max trigger rate of ~50 Hz, so no impact on livetime

Wind Power is Sufficient! (Southwest WindPower Air 40) V ave = 7.4 mph during summer Station 3 WindGen Air 40 Current (A) I ave =1.45A summer Wind Speed (mph) Days after deployment Require ~0.9A to operate station and station produced 1.45A Wind expected to stronger in winter However, low temps in winter lead to loss of efficiency

Bounce Tests Pulser->Seavey TRX->Station LPDA LPDA LPDA ARIANNA Station Trx LPDA water See C. Reed contribution in Wed poster session

Bounce Tests Pulser->Seavey TRX->Station Raw Time Delayed Time [0.5ns] Notes: Time delays are determined from all 4 antennas, compatible with plane wave Time [0.5ns]

Bounce Tests Pulser->Seavey TRX->Station Reconstructed source position Preliminary Preliminary C.Reed, IPA 2013 ~0.16 deg angular resolution for EM wave space-angle - <space-angle>

Data Analysis: HRA Station 3 (Dec 15, 2012 - Mar 15, 2013) 552473 events collected in 2/4 majority logic at 5 sigma thresholds on each channel Remove event if (1) Too much power below highpass (2) Unusual peaks in power spectrum (3) No waveforms consistent with time domain expectation (4) Inconsistent power in parallel antenna P ant2 Cleaned Preliminary P ant1 Complete rejection of BG without timing or event reconstruction

Summary: So far, so good New DAQ electronics function as expected and latest design operates on 10 Watts/station Station communicates via high speed wireless and Iridium satellites ProtoStation automatically restarted during austral spring, so technology survives winter. No evidence of impulsive background that resembles neutrinos -> straightforward analysis Significant power from wind gen in 2013 Angular resolution of 0.16 deg of EM plane wave On track for completing Hexagonal Array in Dec 2013

ARIANNA Projected Costs Very hard to give precise number until HRA completed in December, 2013 and full proposal developed by collaboration, but here goes Hardware: $10k/station ~ 9.6M target Personnel: ~10 M Logistics (3 year install): ~5 M guess Total: ~24.6M

EHE ν detectors: Comments EHE neutrino detectors: Contribute to ongoing quest to understand CRs Neutrino measurements provide independent confirmation of GZK mechanism Combined with CR and photon measurements, can help to constrain source class, evolution, Emax, and composition of CR Search for new physics Beam of EeV neutrinos can uncover new physics at ~5-10 x E cm of LHC through cross-section and spectral modifications Search for new sources: EeV neutrinos must point back to sources and direction can be measured with good precision and can be improved. Huge upside at modest cost, development time, deployment and risk

Backup Slides

Cosmic Ray Spectrum before 2008 after 2008

ARIANNA Characteristics σ Ε =2.4 Prelim., refl., ESS spectrum log(e ν ) ev Peak response at sweet spot of GZK spectrum Energy Resolution Details of waveform give energy info K. Dookayka, UCI PhD dissertation, 2011

Capabilities Angular resolution σ θ ~2.8 o Down horizon cos(θ) K. Dookayka, UCI PhD dissertation, 2011

Protostation LiveTime Day since Jan 1, 2010 Automatically restarted in Austral Spring

Low E max Sources dn/de ~ E -1.6 (very hard) No magic number at Zx10 18.4 ev Every source in Universe cuts off at this energy to prevent photodisintigration? CR should not point (compatible with Auger anisotropy?) D. Allard, APP 39-40(2012)33

Noise distributions are stable Station 3 Triggered Minbias

Noise characteristics Channel 0 of station 3: all other channels similar Minbias data is collected by randomly triggering in time. ch0 Thermal data is biased by majority logic trigger Gaussian structure shows measured noise is consistent with pure thermal Extra width from trigger is expected. High side peak is artifact of digitizer

Preliminary Goals for Dec 2013 1. Focus on cost reduction, deployment speed and overwinter operation 2. Replace 3 current stations with improved MotherBoard power system 1. Use components rated to 23V 2. Encapsulate to mitigate radiation leaks through AFAR port 3. Install 4 new stations (including site of monitoring station) 1. We have 3 complete stations at UCI (or stored in the field) and plan to fabricate 1-2 more 2. Improve Amp design to reduce costs and match physics 4. Investigate less costly wireless comm for local communication to more central AFAR link. Comm should be coaxial throughout 5. Improve calibration 1. Bounce tests for all stations 2. Thorough study of pattern trigger to reduce threshold

Station Overview Power Tower Comms Tower & buried LPDA, electronics Li battery

Polarization of Reflected Signals Polarization preserved in frequency band (100-350MHz) where sufficient power exists to measure cross-pol component.

Protostation Event Analysis (J. Hanson, UCI Dissertation, 2013) 2011-2012 Data collected over 3 years (2009-2012) No impulsive backgrounds which mimic neutrino signals No events in signal region

Data Analysis: HRA Station (Dec 15 2012 - Mar 15, 2013) P ant2 P ant2 Raw Cleaned Preliminary P ant1 Complete rejection of BG without timing or event reconstruction P ant1

Signal-Like Event + => Scaled signal event Preliminary

Waveform shape correlation Thermal Background Signal Select antenna channel with largest correlation coefficient in given event