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Successful Forward Hadronic Calorimeter Luminosity Measurement Scan Results at CMS

The CMS collaboration reports successful results from a forward hadronic calorimeter luminosity measurement scan. Conducted by an experienced team of researchers including N. Adam, R. Hall-Wilton, and others, the scan exhibited smooth operation and exemplary communication with the LHC. Two separate scans were performed, yielding effective results at specified CMS beam crossings. Continued requests for further scans are encouraged to establish optimal conditions for future fills. These results contribute significantly to the refinement of luminosity measurement techniques in high-energy physics experiments.

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Successful Forward Hadronic Calorimeter Luminosity Measurement Scan Results at CMS

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  1. First VdM Scan Results at CMS N. Adam, R. Hall-Wilton, V. Halyo, A. Heister, A. Hunt , J. Jones, D. Marlow, D. Stickland, J. Werner, Z. Zie on the CMS side S. White and H. Burkardt on LHC side (thanks!) 1

  2. Forward Hadronic Calorimeter based Luminosity measurement

  3. ScanX: CMS BX = 51 51

  4. ScanY: CMS BX = 51 51

  5. ScanX: CMS BX = 2724 2724

  6. ScanY: CMS BX = 2724 2724

  7. Beam Scintillator Counters (BSC)

  8. BCS: X-Axis Results

  9. BSC: Y-Axis

  10. Conclusions • We had a successful scan today, operation was smooth and the communication with LHC was excellent. • We would like to request further scans from LHC to establish on regular basis the optimum conditions for the next fill

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