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 • • • • • 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!