The Cryogenic Underground Observatory for Rare Events (CUORE) is a ton-scale double beta decay experiment based on TeO2cryogenic bolometers and is currently in the last construction stage at the Gran Sasso National Laboratory (LNGS). Its primary goal is to observe neutrino-less double beta decay of130Te, however thanks to the ultra-low background and large projected exposure it could also be suitable for other rare event searches, as the detection of solar axions, neutrinos from type II supernovae or direct detection of dark matter. The sensitivity for these searches will depend on the performance achieved at the low energy threshold. For this reason a trigger algorithm based on continuous data filtering has been developed which will allow lowering the threshold down to the few keV region. The new trigger has been tested in CUORE-0, a single-tower CUORE prototype consisting of 52 TeO2bolometers and recently concluded, and here we present the results in terms of trigger efficiency, data selection and low-energy calibration.
Copello, S., Alduino, C., Alfonso, K., Artusa, D., Avignone, F., Azzolini, O., et al. (2017). Lowering the CUORE energy threshold. In 27th International Conference on Neutrino Physics and Astrophysics, Neutrino 2016; Royal Geographical SocietySouth Kensington; United Kingdom; 4-9 July 2016. Institute of Physics Publishing [10.1088/1742-6596/888/1/012047].
Lowering the CUORE energy threshold
Biassoni, M.;Branca, A.;Brofferio, C.;Canonica, L.;Capelli, S.;Carniti, P.;Cassina, L.;Chiesa, D.;Clemenza, M.;Cremonesi, O.;Dell'Oro, S.;Faverzani, M.;Ferri, E.;Fiorini, E.;Giachero, A.;Gironi, L.;Gotti, C.;Maino, M.;Nucciotti, A.;Pattavina, L.;Pavan, M.;Pessina, G.;Pozzi, S.;Previtali, E.;Sisti, M.;Terranova, F.;Zanotti, L.;
2017
Abstract
The Cryogenic Underground Observatory for Rare Events (CUORE) is a ton-scale double beta decay experiment based on TeO2cryogenic bolometers and is currently in the last construction stage at the Gran Sasso National Laboratory (LNGS). Its primary goal is to observe neutrino-less double beta decay of130Te, however thanks to the ultra-low background and large projected exposure it could also be suitable for other rare event searches, as the detection of solar axions, neutrinos from type II supernovae or direct detection of dark matter. The sensitivity for these searches will depend on the performance achieved at the low energy threshold. For this reason a trigger algorithm based on continuous data filtering has been developed which will allow lowering the threshold down to the few keV region. The new trigger has been tested in CUORE-0, a single-tower CUORE prototype consisting of 52 TeO2bolometers and recently concluded, and here we present the results in terms of trigger efficiency, data selection and low-energy calibration.
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