Scintillating fiber near detector for the Neutrino Factory

Physics – Instrumentation and Detectors

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Master Thesis prepared in University of Sofia, Faculty of Physics, Atomic Physics Department; supervisor: Assoc. Prof. Roumen

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Neutrino Factory is a facility for future precision studies of neutrino oscillations. A so called near detector is essential for reaching the aimed precision of neutrino oscillation analysis. Main task of a near detector is to measure the flux of the neutrino beam. The brilliant neutrino source provides opportunity for precision studies of various neutrino interaction processes in a near detector. We present design concept of a scintillating fiber tracker capable of measuring the neutrino flux. The basic idea is to separate pure leptonic neutrino-electron scattering from the overwhelming background of neutrino-nucleon interactions. Monte Carlo simulation of the detector and simple event reconstruction algorithms are presented. It is shown that proper selection cuts increase signal to background ratio from ~ 10^{-4} to 30-50 %. Two methods for extraction of signal events are developed.

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