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Darkside-50, DarkSide-20k and the Global Collaboration to reach the Neutrino Floor with liquid argon
Cristiano Galbiati Gran Sasso Science Institute and Princeton University
The quest for dark matter with liquid argon APC Université Paris Diderot
September 4, 2018
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The phases of the XENON Program
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Figure 2: A comparison, as function of calendar year, of the projected sensitivity to spin-independent WIMP-nucleon interactions for a 50GeV/c2 WIMP for XENON1T (1 ton fiducialmass), XENONnT (4 ton fiducial mass), and LZ (5.6 ton fiducial mass). Curves in this plot havebeen calculated using the o�cial values that each experiment has estimated for WIMP energyrange, NR acceptance, ER rejection and background. See text for comments on the comparisonof the various curves.
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Table 1: Assumptions for the projected sensitivity to spin-independent interaction shown inFigure 2. The background rate is defined as the rate of NR and ER falling into the definedWIMP search box, after having accounted for acceptance and rejection, respectively. Numbersfor LZ are the “goal” values extracted from Reference [J.Dobson, 2016].
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The Global Argon Dark Matter CollaborationArDM DarkSide DEAP MiniCLEAN
}A Single Global Program for Direct Dark Matter Searches Currently taking data: ArDM, DarkSide-50, DEAP-3600 Next step: DarkSide-20k at LNGS (2021-)Last Step: 300 tonnes detector, location t.b.d (2027-)
DarkSide-20k approved by INFN and LNGS in April 2017 and by NSF in Oct 2017 Officially supported by LNGS, LSC, and SNOLab 30 tonnes (20 tonnes fiducial) of low-radioactivity underground argon 14 m2 of SiPM coverage
Questionnaire for Requestingthe Status of Recognized Experiment at CERN
The DarkSide Collaboration &The Global Argon Dark Matter Collaboration
October 24, 2017
Letter of Intent September 8, 2017
Rev B
Scientists at LNGS, LSC, and SNOLAB are joining in an international effort to mount a
phased argon dark matter program with the goal of being sensitive to the neutrino floor. This effort will include a broad collaboration of scientists and will represent the global community for dark matter searches with argon. This letter is an update of a previous communication dating June 2017, which detailed the first conception of the program; this letter was expanded to capture the intent of all institutions and scientists participating in the program.
In this document, the undersigned representatives of groups working on argon dark matter searches, including Brazilian, Canadian, Chinese, French, German, Greek, Italian, Mexican, Polish, Romanian, Russian, Spanish, Swiss, US, and UK groups among others, memorialize their intent to form a Global Argon Dark Matter Collaboration to carry out a program for direct dark matter searches, consisting of two main elements.
The first element of the program is the DarkSide-20k experiment at LNGS, whose science goal is to perform a dark matter search with an exposure of 100 tonne·yr of low-radioactivity underground argon (the low intrinsic background, free from any background other than that induced by atmospheric neutrinos, may also permit a 200 tonne·yr exposure for extended operation). This detector will be competitive with next generation liquid xenon dark matter searches at high WIMPs masses and will be built in time to start data taking by 2021.
The second element of the program is a low-radioactivity underground argon detector with a fiducial mass of a few hundred tonnes. The science goal is to perform a dark matter search with an exposure of 1,000 tonne·yr with sensitivity reaching to the neutrino floor, to identify coherent nuclear scattering of atmospheric neutrinos, and to perform a high-precision measurement of intermediate energy solar neutrinos (pep, CNO, low energy 8B). All groups have agreed to the continuing collaboration towards the development of a depleted argon detector at the scale of a few hundred tonnes, working together to select a design and site based on technical and scientific requirements. Decisions on technical design will be informed by data collected with the precursor DEAP and DarkSide detectors. The groups will also develop low radioactivity argon to allow for the multi-hundred tonne detector.
The proposal to build DarkSide-20k, submitted to the Italian INFN and to LNGS, reviewed well, and INFN and LNGS approved the DarkSide-20k experiment in April 2017. The scope of the INFN contributions is €40M. The proposal submitted to the US NSF reviewed well, and the collaboration is now awaiting the approval decision by the US NSF. The capital funding for DarkSide-20k under discussion with the US NSF is $13M.
Deepundergroundlaboratorysupportforglobalcollaborationtowardsdiscoveryofdarkmatterutilisingliquidargondetectors.Towhomitmayconcern;As hosts of the existing operational liquid argon direct dark matter detectors,and asproponentsandsupportersoftheUnderground-GRIinitiative,theLNGS,SNOLABandLSCdeepundergroundresearchfacilitiesarepleasedtorecognizethecollaborativedevelopmentswithinthegloballiquidargondarkmattercommunity.TheDarkSideprojectatLNGS,theDEAPprojectatSNOLABandtheArDMprojectatLSCarealldevelopingnewtechnologiesandcapabilitiestosearchforWIMPdarkmatter,andarebeginningtocoalesceintoonecollaborationtodevelopfuture, larger generations of liquid argon direct dark matter detectors. We encourage andsupport the development of this global community, with a focus on the development ofDarkSide-20katLNGSinthefirstinstance,andalargerdetectoratalocationtobedeterminedfromscientific requirements, in the future.Usingavailableassayand research infrastructure,thethreedeepundergroundresearchfacilitieswill support theactivitiesanddevelopmentofthevariousgenerationsofliquidargondetectors.
Stefano Ragazzi Director, LNGS
Aldo Ianni Director, LSC Nigel J.T. Smith
Director, SNOLAB
DarkSide-20k20-tonnes fiducial dark matter detectorstart of operations at LNGS within 2021
100 tonne×year background-free search for dark matter
Future 300-tonne Detector300-tonnes depleted argon detector
start of operations within 20261,000 tonne×year background-free search for dark matter
precision measurement of solar neutrinos
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DarkSide-50• P. Agnes et al. (The DarkSide Collaboration), “DarkSide-50 532-day Dark Matter Search with Low-Radioactivity Argon”, arxiv:1802.07198.
• P. Agnes et al. (The DarkSide Collaboration), “Constraints on Sub-GeV Dark Matter-Electron Scattering from the DarkSide-50 Experiment”, arxiv:1802.06998.
• P. Agnes et al. (The DarkSide Collaboration), “Low-mass Dark Matter Search with the DarkSide-50 Experiment”, arxiv:1802.06994.
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510
Events / [2 keV]
Th232 Cryo
K40 Co60
lowU238upU238
U235 Kr85
Ar39 DATA
arxiv:1802.07198
0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50-eN
3−10
2−10
1−10
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10
210 day]
× kg
×
- eEvents / [N
Data
G4DS MC All
-rays γCryostat
-rays γPMTs
Kr 85Ar + 39
2 cm-40=10χσDM spectra
2=2.5 GeV/cχM
2=5.0 GeV/cχM
2=10.0 GeV/cχM
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12131415] nrE [keV
1 2 3] eeE [keV
1−10
1
10
210
310
day]
× kg
×
ee
Events / [keV
2−10
1−10
1
10
210
day]
× kg
×
nr
Events / [keV
arxiv:1802.06994
1−10×5 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10]2 [GeV/cχM
45−10
44−10
43−10
42−10
41−10
40−10
39−10
38−10]2
[cm
SI
σDark Matter-Nucleon
DarkSide-50 BinomialDarkSide-50 No Quenching Fluctuation NEWS-G 2018 LUX 2017XENON1T 2017 PICO-60 2017PICASSO 2017 CDMSLite 2017CRESST-III 2017 PandaX-II 2016XENON100 2016 DAMIC 2016CDEX 2016 CRESST-II 2015SuperCDMS 2014 CDMSlite 2014COGENT 2013 CDMS 2013CRESST 2012 DAMA/LIBRA 2008Neutrino Floor
arxiv:1802.06994
No Quenching
Fluctuations
0.6 keVnr Threshold
Binomial
Fluctuations
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3−10
2−10
1−10
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10
210 day]
× kg
×
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Data
G4DS MC All
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-rays γPMTs
Kr 85Ar + 39
2 cm-36=10χσDM spectra
2=10 MeV/cχM
2=100 MeV/cχM
2=1000 MeV/cχM
0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 1 1.2] eeE [keV
arxiv:1802.01427
arxiv:1802.06998
10 210 310 [MeV]χM
39−10
38−10
37−10
36−10]2
[cm
eσDark Matter-Electron
=1DMFDarkSide-50XENON100XENON10
arxiv:1802.06998
Drift electric field [V/cm]0 200 400 600 800 1000
S1 yield relative to 0 field
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0.75
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0.85
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0.95
1
1.05
1.1
1.15 57.2 keV
dεParallel to
dεPerpendicular to
ProductionandPurification
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Preliminary lay-out
a^erPOLARISSrl
Production:Urania• Commercial-scaleplanttoextractUAr• LocatedinSouthwesternColorado
• UAr extractedfromCO2 wellgasatthetonne scaleFocusofthistalk Purification:Aria
(seeM.Simeone’s talkfordetails)• 350mtallcryogenicdistillationcolumntopurifyUAr and
isotopicallyseparateargonandotherelements• LocatedinrefurbishedcarbonmineshaftinSardinia,Italy• WillchemicallypurifytheUAr forDS-20ktodetectorgrade
UAr transportedviaboatforfinalpurificationatAria
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EntertheAgeofUrania
• Volatilità relative => 1.007
• Valori tipici >1.5
• Numero di stadi teorici => ordine delle migliaia
• HETP = 10 cm
• H=200-400 m
• Usuali = 20-30 m
• Fuori terra
• A sezioni separate
325
m
Tile
FEBs
Top View
Side View Side View
3D View
Amplitude [Arb.Units]0 50 100 150 200 250 300
Entries
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Gain: 52.68: 2.19bσ
SNR: 24.1
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