The Silicon Detector Design Study European Kickoff Meeting Durham ECFA Meeting September 4, 2004 John Jaros http://www-SiD.slac.stanford.edu/SiD.asp.

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The Silicon Detector Design Study
European Kickoff Meeting
Durham ECFA Meeting
September 4, 2004
John Jaros
http://www-SiD.slac.stanford.edu/SiD.asp
SiD Design Study Meeting
Agenda
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Goals of the Study
Critical Questions for SiD
Simulation & Analysis
Discussion/Interest?
Next Steps
John
Jim
Norman
All
Harry
Why a SiD Design Study Now?
• Timing. Things are happening. WWS wants detector costs,
concepts, and R&D requirements in 2005. Time to get moving!
• Homework before the Exam. More of the world-wide HEP
community needs to engage in LC detector design and R&D
now to be ready for productive participation in upcoming LC
Detector Collaborations.
• LC Physics, Round 2. Forget your favorite fastsim. What will
the real physics look like, with real backgrounds (physics and
machine), in a real detector (with noise, segmentation, and
realistic response)? How does physics performance depend
on detector design, performance, and cost?
• Integrated Detector Concepts define/justify detector R&D
Goals for SiD Design Study
Develop an integrated detector design wellmatched to LC physics at .5 and 1 TeV, starting
from the SiD Detector Concept.
• Generate a realistic picture of detectors, supports,
readout, and services for each subdetector
technology.
• Optimize overall detector physics performance for
benchmark reactions, constrained by rational cost.
• Define the R&D needed to prove the design concept.
• Estimate detector costs in time for the Machine CDR.
• Write a CDR describing the design and its expected
physics performance. Refine costs estimates in time
for the Machine TDR.
SiD is a Starting Point
Quadrant View
8.000
Beam Pipe
Ecal
7.000
Hcal
Coil
6.000
MT
Endcap
Endcap_Hcal
5.000
m
Endcap_Ecal
VXD
4.000
Track Angle
Endcap_Trkr_1
3.000
Endcap_Trkr_2
Endcap_Trkr_3
2.000
Endcap_Trkr_4
Endcap_Trkr_5
Trkr_2
1.000
Trkr_3
0.000
0.000
Trkr_4
2.000
4.000
6.000
m
Next Evaluate the performance
Fill in the details
Refine the concepts
…Iterate
8.000
Trkr_5
Trkr_1
Evaluate the Performance
e.g. Tracking
• Revisit Backgrounds
Tim Barklow SLAC ALCPG
.25   hads
• Occupancy studies
Toshi Abe Victoria ALCPG
< 1% for 200 bunches!
• Pattern Recognition Studies
Erich von Toerne, Nick Sinev, Steve Wagner
Victoria ALCPG
VXD  Barrel  Ecal  Forward ???
Fill in the Details
e.g. Fermilab and Brown U
Refine the Concept
e.g. Tracking
0.2
• Endcaps on Vxd?
0.15
0.1
0.05
0
-0.05
• Disks or Endcaps?
Fermilab/Brown U
-0.1
-0.15
-0.2
0
0.05
0.1
0.15
0.2
0.25
0.3
0.35
0.4
…Iterate
• Forward pattern recognition.
• Must we track K shorts and lambdas?
• Revisit Momentum/Angular Resolution
Requirements
• Tracking Efficiency in Jet core
• Need more layers, A/S for pat rec?
First Steps
• Recruitment
SiD on the Road
Victoria ALCPG July 31
Durham ECFA September 4
Taipei ACFA
November 13?
Interested? Please let us know and
sign up:
http://www-sid.slac.stanford.edu/SiD.asp
First Steps, cont.
• Get Started on Prerequisites
MC Generation/Analysis Infrastructure 
Code Development Needed ASAP:
Pattern Recognition for Barrel/Forward Tracking
Particle-Flow Algorithms
Benchmarking Reactions/ Physics Analyses
Subsystem Conceptual Designs
Forward Tracking
Magnet
Hcal
SiD Design Study
• All Welcome !
• Organize over the next 3 months
(through ACFA meeting)
• Get started on critical items now
• Let us know your interests and how you
can contribute.
• We need and welcome your help!