4–15 Aug 2014
SLAC
US/Pacific timezone

XENON1T detector

Not scheduled
15m
Kavli Auditorium (SLAC)

Kavli Auditorium

SLAC

Aug/6

Speaker

Mayra Daniela Cervantes Valdovinos (Purdue University (US))

Description

The XENON1T detector is a dual-phase time projection chamber with a total of 3200kg of liquid xenon to search for dark matter. XENON1T is currently under construction at the Gran Sasso underground laboratory for commissioning early 2015. With a fiducial volume of at least 1000kg and a background more than two orders of magnitude below that of XENON100, the XENON1T experiment will be able to probe a particularly rich region of the electroweak-scale parameter space, with a sensitivity \sigma_{\n{SI}}\sim 2\times10^{-47}\,\n{cm}^2 within 2 years of operation. This poster will present the detector, some design aspects, and its sensitivity.

Authors

Jacques Pienaar (Purdue University) Mayra Daniela Cervantes Valdovinos (Purdue University (US)) Richard Shayne (Purdue University)

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