On a Liquid Krypton TPC for double positron decay searches
S. Torelli, A. Simón Estévez, F. Monrabal Capilla
Abstract
Double positron decay features the emission of four 511 keV gamma rays from positron alongside the well-known 'double blob' signature which can be tracked with a TPC. Successfully detecting these gammas creates a unique signature that cannot be replicated by any background radiation. This enables a virtually background-free search if the four gammas are efficiently tagged. In this work, we propose the concept of a liquid Krypton Time Projection Chamber designed to search for double positron decay using this four-gamma tagging concept, and we'll show how already a small version of this prototype could set the world best limit on the search of this decay towards a sensitivity of 1029-1030 y with a ton scale detector.
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