MOEDAL- MAPP STATUS REPORT - JAMES L. PINFOLD FOR THE MOEDAL-MAPP COLLABORATION UNIVERSITY OF ALBERTA
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MoEDAL- MAPP Status Report James L. Pinfold For the MoEDAL-MAPP Collaboration University of ALberta The 9th LLP Community workshop May 2021
An overview of the Run-2 MoEDAL Detector. Started data taking in2015 – the LHC’s first dedicated search experiment Permanent No Physical Standard record Model of new Physics physics Backgrnds MoEDAL is largely passive made up of three detector system. NUCLEAR TRACK DETECTOR TRAPPING DETECTOR ARRAY TIMEPIX Array a digital Plastic array (~200 sqm) A tonne of Al to trap Highly Camera for real time – Like a Giant Camera Ionizing Particles for analysis radiation monitoring
Mass Limits on Multiply Charged Monopoles Drell Yan mechanism Photon fusion JHEP 1608 (2016) 067 PRL 118 (2017) 061801 Phys.Lett. B782 (2018) 510 PRL 123 (2019) 021802 So far MoEDAL has placed the world’s best published direct limits on: Multiply charged magnetic monopoles Spin-1 monopoles 104 DY + Photon fusion production of monopoles Dyons – electrically and magnetically charged particles.
Mass Limits for DY & gg Combined Drell-Yan (DY) and g -fusion (g g ) with b-independent coupling May 2021 4 Excluded magnetic monopole mass [TeV] MoEDAL g g spin-1 3.5 MoEDAL g gspin-1/2 3 MoEDAL g g spin-0 2.5 ATLAS DY spin-1/2 MoEDAL DY 2 spin-1 ATLAS DY spin-0 MoEDAL DY spin-1/2 1.5 1 MoEDAL DY 0.5 spin-0 Ös = 13 TeV 0 0 1 2 3 4 5 Magnetic charge [g ] D (ATLAS has only reported DY results to date).
First Direct Search Specifically for a Dyon Dyons in Drell-Yan production May 2021 Excluded dyon mass [TeV] Ös = 13 TeV 3 2.5 2 Spin-1/2, 1g Spin-1, 1g 1.5 D D Spin-0, 1g Spin-1/2, 2g Spin-1, 2g D D D Spin-0, 2g Spin-1/2, 3g Spin-1, 3g D D D Spin-0, 3g Spin-1/2, 4g Spin-1, 4g D D D 1 Spin-0, 4g Spin-1/2, 5g Spin-1, 5g D D D 0 20 40 60 80 100 120 140 160 180 200 Electric charge [|z|]
Monopoles From Heavy-ion Collisions via the Schwinger Mechanism Fields as high as 1016 Tesla Magnetars as high as 1011 Tesla • Schwinger mechanism originally described spontaneous creation of e-- – e+ pairs in presence of an extremely strong electric field. Probability of producing a monopole pair sMM = sInlVST GT (where Vst is the space-time volume of the field, GT is the rate/unit volume & sinl is the inelastic nuclear cross-section) Important benefits: • No exponential suppression for finite sized monopoles • X-sec calculation does not suffer from non-perturbative couplings as in DY
Monopoles From Heavy-ion Collisions via the Schwinger Mechanism Fields as high as 1016 Tesla soon out e a nd pha s ora l e dit ough Magnetars as high as 1011 Tesla hr • Schwinger mechanism ss e dt originally described spontaneous creation pa of et--s –jues+tpairs in presence of an extremely strong electric field. e sul R Probability of producing a monopole pair s sInlVST GT MM = (where Vst is the space-time volume of the field, GT is the rate/unit volume & sinl is the inelastic nuclear cross-section) Important benefits: • No exponential suppression for finite sized monopoles • X-sec calculation does not suffer from non-perturbative couplings as in DY
The MOEDAL-MAPP Project MOEDAL Phase-1 MAPP-2 Phase-3 55m • Phase of Project • Phase-1: MoEDAL + MAPP-mQP; • Phase-2: MAPP-1 + MALL; • Phase-3: MAPP-2 (MAPP-1 extended) • Phase 1 & 2 Run-3 MAPP Phase-1/2 • Phase-3 Run-4 & beyond
MoEDAL-MAPP Expt Approval for Run-3 MoEDAL MAPP On track for full approval in 2021 UGC1 gallery must be upgraded to start data taking in 2022 to house MAPP in 2021/22 Envisage approval in 2022 and the start of data taking in 2023
Phase 1a: MoEDAL for Run-3 Very similar to the Run-2 detector** deployed from 2015-2018 Running to benefit for higher Ecm and factor of 5 higher luminosity in Run-3 There continue to be 4 independent subdetectors: Nuclear Track Detectors (NTDs) consisting of stacks of plastic Magnetic Monopole Trappers (MMTs) composed of aluminum bars TimePix3 devices which are active silicon particle detectors High Charge Catcher (HCC) a thin low mass NTD (if agreed by LHCb) 10
Phase-1b MAPP-mQP for Run-3 UGC1 Tunnel MAPP-mQP Weight 4-5 tonnes, size ~1.5 X 2.5 x 4.0m3 400 scintillator bars (10 x 10 x 75 cm3) in 4 sections readout by 400 low noise PMTs Scintillator based doesn’t require gas or HV (CW bases) Uses SW (FPGAs) trigger and is readout over the internet Operates in a standalone mode in the Scintillator bar basic unit UGC1 cavern
The MAPP-mQP Outrigger (in plan) Lower sensitivity to smaller fractional charges but much larger area: ~16m deployed in 4 layers Greater reach at larger fractional charges
MAPP-mQP – Feebly Interacting Particles Outrigger NOT taken into account as yet 10% eff 100% eff Dark photon decays to mQPs Heavy neutrino with large EDM (LEFT) Limits that can be placed in Run-3 for the decay of a dark photon to mQP pairs (Phys. Lett. B746 (2015) 117-120) (RIGHT) Limits that MAPP can place of heavy neutrino production with large EDM at Run-3 and HL-LHC at IP8 (Phys. Lett. B802 (2020) 135204).
Phase-2: MAPP-1 (mQP+LLP) for Run-3 Basic scintillator plate tracker unit From IP 7m x 3m x 8m (3 layers) When Phase-2 is installed (2022/23) we will be able to search for LLPs HIPs mCPs
MAPP-1 (LLP): Example Physics Studies Benchmark process: Where the Higgs mixing portal admits inclusive B → Xsf decays, where φ is a light CP-even scalar that mixes with the Higgs, with mixing angle θ ≪ 1. TOP: MAPP-1 each for 30 fb-1/ 300 fb-1 compared to CODEX-b Bottom: Reach for 30 fb-1 /300 fb-1 compared to SHIP (3ab-1) Sin2q & MATHUSLA (3ab-1) Valuable complementarity with MATHUSLA & CODEX-b See Phys. Rev. D97 (1) (2018) 15023 for CODEX-b results.
Phase-3: MAPP-2 for HL-LHC MAPP-2 is an extension of MAPP-1 down the UGC1 gallery. The MAPP-I technology would be used to provide a cost effective approach.
MAPP-2 (LLP): Example Physics Studies Using the same Higgs mixing portal benchmark we see that MAPP-2 extends MAPP-1’s sensitivity so that it is competitive with SHIP’s. MAPP-2 à 300 fb-1 CODEX-b à 300 fb-1 -� Pair production of right-handed FASER-2 à 3Ab-1 MATHUSLA à3 Ab-1 �� ���������� neutrinos from the decay of an -� additional neutral Z0 boson in the ���� ������μ� -� ������ gauged B-L model – Phys. Rev. D100 �����-� ������ ���� (2019), 035005. -� ����-� �� MAPP-2 à 300 fb -1 ���(��-���) ���� �� < �ν < ��� �� CODEX-b à 300 fb-1 -� �������� ���� FASER-2 à 3Ab-1 MATHUSLA à3 Ab-1 -� � �� �� �� �� �� �� [���]
Concluding Remarks Highly ionizing particles (HIPs) IJMPA, September 2014, Vol. 29, No. 23 With MAPP the MoEDAL Experiment will be Long-Lived Particles (LLPs) sensitive to 3 clear avatars of new physics: HIPs, mQPs and LLPs. MAPP allows us expand the physics reach of our existing program to include dark sector models, hidden valley models, etc. Mini-charged particles (mQPs)
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