19-21 noviembre 2024
Madrid
Europe/Madrid timezone

Results from six years of ANAIS-112 and future prospects

19 nov. 2024 16:35
15m
Red Temática de Astropartículas (RENATA) RENATA (Red Nacional Temática de Astropartículas)

Ponente

Tamara Pardo Yanguas (CAPA, Universidad de Zaragoza)

Descripción

The ANAIS experiment aims to independently verify or refute the
longstanding positive annual modulation signal observed by DAMA/LIBRA
using the same target and technique. While other experiments have ruled
out the parameter region highlighted by DAMA/LIBRA, their results rely
on assumptions on the dark matter particle and its velocity
distribution, as they utilize different target materials. ANAIS−112,
comprising nine 12.5 kg NaI(Tl) modules arranged in a 3×3 matrix
configuration, has been continuously collecting data at the Canfranc
Underground Laboratory in Spain since August 2017, demonstrating
outstanding performance. Results based on three-year exposure were
consistent with the absence of modulation and not compatible with
DAMA/LIBRA at a sensitivity of almost 3σ confidence level. In this talk, the current state of the experiment and preliminary results with 6 years of data will be discussed. Updated sensitivity projections will be provided, foreseeing a 5σ exclusion of the DAMA/LIBRA signal by late 2025.

Abstract

The ANAIS experiment aims to independently verify or refute the
longstanding positive annual modulation signal observed by DAMA/LIBRA
using the same target and technique. While other experiments have ruled
out the parameter region highlighted by DAMA/LIBRA, their results rely
on assumptions on the dark matter particle and its velocity
distribution, as they utilize different target materials. ANAIS−112,
comprising nine 12.5 kg NaI(Tl) modules arranged in a 3×3 matrix
configuration, has been continuously collecting data at the Canfranc
Underground Laboratory in Spain since August 2017, demonstrating
outstanding performance. Results based on three-year exposure were
consistent with the absence of modulation and not compatible with
DAMA/LIBRA at a sensitivity of almost 3σ confidence level. In this talk, the current state of the experiment and preliminary results with 6 years of data will be discussed. Updated sensitivity projections will be provided, foreseeing a 5σ exclusion of the DAMA/LIBRA signal by late 2025.

Autor primario

Tamara Pardo Yanguas (CAPA, Universidad de Zaragoza)

Coautores

Dr. Julio Amaré (CAPA, Universidad de Zaragoza) Jaime Apilluelo (CAPA, Universidad de Zaragoza) Susana Cebrian (Universidad de Zaragoza) David Cintas González (Universidad de Zaragoza) Iván Coarasa (Universidad de Zaragoza - CAPA) Eduardo García Abancéns (Universidad de Zaragoza) Maria Martinez (Universidad de Zaragoza) Dr. Ysrael Ortigoza (CAPA, Universidad de Zaragoza) Alfonso Ortiz de Solórzano (CAPA, Universidad de Zaragoza) Jorge Puimedon (Universidad de Zaragoza) María Luisa Sarsa (University of Zaragoza) Carmen Seoane (CAPA, Universidad de Zaragoza)

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