Nagoya University K.Kimura Collaborated with A.Takamura and T.Yoshikawa

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Nagoya University K.Kimura Collaborated with A.Takamura and T.Yoshikawa Based on Phys.Lett.B642,372 (20 06) and Preliminary paper 3 rd T2KK workshop Test of Unitarity by using Oscillatio 9/30-10/1 at Tokyo

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3 rd T2KK workshop. Test of Unitarity by using Oscillations. 9/30-10/1 at Tokyo. Nagoya University K.Kimura Collaborated with A.Takamura and T.Yoshikawa Based on Phys.Lett.B642,372 (2006) and Preliminary paper. Outline of this talk. Introduction - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Nagoya UniversityK.Kimura

Collaborated withA.Takamura and T.Yoshikawa

Based on Phys.Lett.B642,372 (2006)and

Preliminary paper

3rd T2KK workshop

Test of Unitarity by using Oscillations

9/30-10/1 at Tokyo

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Outline of this talk

Introduction Search for E and L with large      ter

m CP phase effect in   oscillations Simulation of CP sensitivity Correlation of CP phase with     Possibility for Unitarity Test in T2KK Summary

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Introduction

Double-Chooz experiment

T2K experiment

One of the main purposes of next generation experiments is to determine the value of 1-3 mixing angle.

    If , 1-3 mixing angle will be discovered in next generation experiments.    In our study, we consider the case that is large and found within next ten years.

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In the case of large , mass hierarchy is determined.CP phase can be also measured.Precision measurement of other parameters is possible.

T2KK experimentIlluminating plan with two detectors was proposed.

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M. Ishitsuka et al, PRD72, 033003 (2005) K. Hagiwara et al, PLB637, 266 (2006)

Are there other good points for T2KK experiment ?

T2KK experiment

N. Okamura, hep-ph/0509164 Good points of

T2KK

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Test of Unitarity

General feature on CP dependence

Magnitude of each coefficient

If we assume Unitarity

In superbeam experiments like T2KK, it is possible to use three kinds of neutrino oscillation channels in principle.

       is the same order as , so the CP phase effect in oscillations is not so small.    Is there possibility to detect CP phase effect in oscillations, independently from oscillations ? If possible, we can test the unitarity and may be obtain the clue of new physics.

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Search for E and L with large term

Region with large A

Parameter set

At first, we explore the region E and L where    is large, without limiting the experiment of T2KK.

   becomes large in the low energy and long baseline.

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Atmospheric

Where is the best point ? Are there any chance to measure the CP phase in T2KK by using oscillations ?

Next slide

We discuss later

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Analytic Estimation of the Region with large A

Effective masses

    becomes largest around E=0.43GeV and L=5000km.

Approximate formula

Max

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We show the energy dependence of    and at L=5000km. A P

CP phase effect in oscillations

Results

   At L=5000km, the average of attains to 0.1 around E=0.43GeV. As the CP phase effect remains even after averaging out, it may be observed in the atmospheric neutrino in the case of large .

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4MW JPARC beam → 500kt WC Detector ( =0.085GeV) L=295km(250kt)+1000km(250kt) and L=5000km(500kt) M. Ishitsuka et al, PRD72, 033003 (2005) K. Hagiwara et al, PLB637, 266 (2006) E=0.4-10 GeV 10 years run Only oscillation Signal: CC (total rates)+QE (96bin normalization free) Background: NC events Systematics: normalization (2.5%), tilt (0.01%) Parameter uncertainty:

Software: GLoBES 3.0 P. Huber et al, hep-ph/0701187

Experimental Setup

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CP Sensitivity at   L=295km+1000km

  At L=295km+1000km, we cannot measure the CP phase effect well in oscillations because of the parameter uncertainties.

Results

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Systematics only

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CP Sensitivity at L=5000km

  At L=5000km, there is the possibility for measuring the CP phase in oscillations without affecting the parameter uncertainties.

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Results

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Correlation of CP phase with at small L/E

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Same Energy Dependence

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   At small L/E, the correction term from and term have almost the same energy dependence.

Results

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Why so wrong at L=295km+1000km ?

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   Even 0.6% error of prevents the measurement of CP phase in small L/E. The degeneracy disappear in large L/E.

Correlation of CP phase with at small L/E

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Results

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CP Sensitivity at   L=295km+1000km

  If can be determined at the level of 0.1%, we can measure the CP phase even at L=295km+1000km by using only oscillations.

Results

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Results

We obtain the information of the CP phase from oscillations when is below 0.6%.

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Results

  We obtain the information of the CP phase from oscillations in the case of .

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Summary

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  is largest around E=0.43GeV and L=5000km. In such region with large L/E, we can measure the CP phase without affecting the parameter uncertainties. Even in T2KK with small L/E, we will measure the CP phase by oscillations independently from channel, if is found precisely at the level of 0.1% and have the possibility for the test of unitarity.

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CP phase Effect in Atmospheric Neutrino

Probabilities in Atmospheric Neutrino

In T2KK experiment, a lot of atmospheric neutrino events can be also observed.

Atmospheric Neutrino Events

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Effect of term in events

Ave~1.3 Ave~0.1

SK1489days22.5kt

T2KK3650days500kt×50

E(GeV)

L=8000km

L=9000km

L=10000km

E(GeV)

L=5000km

L=6000km

L=7000km

E(GeV)

L=2000km

L=3000km

L=4000km

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L=4000~6000km 9000~10000km

Ishitsuka, hep-ex/0406076

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Ave~1.3 Ave~0.1

Effect of term in events

SK1489days22.5kt

T2KK3650days500kt×50

E(GeV)

L=5000km

L=6000km

L=7000km

E(GeV)

L=2000km

L=3000km

L=4000km

E(GeV)

L=8000km

L=9000km

L=10000km

Ishitsuka, hep-ex/0406076

L=2000~4000km 6000~7000km 9000~10000km

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Effect of term in events

Ave~0.2 Ave~1.3

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SK1489days22.5kt

T2KK3650days500kt×50

E(GeV)

L=8000km

L=9000km

L=10000km

E(GeV)

L=5000km

L=6000km

L=7000km

E(GeV)

L=2000km

L=3000km

L=4000km

L=4000~6000km 9000~10000km

Ishitsuka, hep-ex/0406076

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Ave~1.3 Ave~0.2

Effect of term in events

SK1489days22.5kt

T2KK3650days500kt×50

E(GeV)

L=5000km

L=6000km

L=7000km

E(GeV)

L=2000km

L=3000km

L=4000km

E(GeV)

L=8000km

L=9000km

L=10000km

Ishitsuka, hep-ex/0406076

L=2000~4000km 6000~7000km 9000~10000km

sin e

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Effect of term in events

Probabilities in Atmospheric Neutrino

In T2KK experiment, a lot of atmospheric neutrino events can be also observed.

Ave~1.3 (15000events)Ave~0.1 (1000events)

SK1489days22.5kt300events

T2KK3650days500kt15000events

×50E(GeV)

L=4000km

L=5000km

L=6000km

Ishitsuka, hep-ex/0406076

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