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Report from ILC detector working group

Report from ILC detector working group. Tao Hu Institute of High Energy Physics. Talk list. ILD – A Large Detector for ILC Yasuhiro Sugimoto ( KEK ) ILC TPC R&D Status Yulan Li (Tsinghua) Calorimeter in ILC T. Takeshita (Shinshu)

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Report from ILC detector working group

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  1. Report from ILC detector working group Tao Hu Institute of High Energy Physics

  2. Talk list • ILD – A Large Detector for ILC Yasuhiro Sugimoto (KEK) • ILC TPC R&D Status Yulan Li (Tsinghua) • Calorimeter in ILC T. Takeshita (Shinshu) • Software tools forILC Studies Akiya Miyamoto (KEK) • Heavy Scintillating Glasses for Future High Energy Particle Physics Experiments Chun Jiang (Jiao Tong)

  3. Performance goal Yasuhiro Sugimoto • Vertex Detector • Impact param. res. : sb = 5  10/(pbsin3/2q) mm • Charm and t ID is important : ct ~ 100 mm >> sb • Tracker • dpt/pt2 = 5x10-5 /GeV • Calorimeter • Jet energy resolution : sEj/Ej = 30%/Ej1/2 • Hermeticity • Forward coverage down to ~5 mrad or sEj/Ej = 3 - 4 %

  4. Detector concepts for ILC Yasuhiro Sugimoto • Four Detector Concepts: GLD, LDC, SiD, 4th • Three of them (GLD, LDC, SiD) are optimized for “PFA” • Measure energy of each particle in a jet separately: Charged particles by tracker, gs by ECAL, and neutral hadrons by HCAL • Larger BRCAL2 is preferable to separate charged tracks in thecalorimeter • Calorimeter should have fine granularity

  5. Detector features Yasuhiro Sugimoto

  6. Integration of GLD/LDC into ILD Yasuhiro Sugimoto • ILC Detector Roadmap • Convergence of detector concepts from 4 to 2 by the end of next year in order to concentrate limited resources into engineering design activities • Oct. 2007: LOI call by ILCSC • Oct. 2008: LOI submission • End of 2008: Two detectors for EDR are defined by IDAG • By July 2010: Two Detector Engineering Design Reports (EDR) • GLD and LDC have similar concept • Calorimeter optimized for PFA • TPC as the central tracker for excellent pattern recognition • GLD and LDC agreed to write a single common LOI • Study for the common design (ILD) has started

  7. Expected performance Yasuhiro Sugimoto • Impact parameter resolution GLD study Performance goal achieved 80mm Si-equivalent per layer is assumed

  8. Momentum resolution Expected performance Yasuhiro Sugimoto GLD study SiD study Performance goal achieved

  9. Expected performance Yasuhiro Sugimoto • PFA performance Jet-energy resolution study by M.Thomson for LDC00 (BR2=11.6 : Larger than latest LDC) Performance goal almost achieved

  10. ILD study activity Yasuhiro Sugimoto • Mandate • To write a Letter of Intent (LoI) to produce a detector Engineering Design Report (EDR) • Milestones • May 2008: Define the baseline parameter set for the unified detector • Oct.1,2008: Submit LoI

  11. ILD organization Yasuhiro Sugimoto • Joint steering board members selected in July 2008 • T.Behnke, D.Karlen, Y.Sugimoto, H.Videau, G.Wilson, H.Yamamoto • Our effort is now focused on unification of GLD/LDC and defining the optimized parameters of the ILD • At present, we don’t have sub-groups for sub-detectors specific to ILD (contrasting to SiD) • Information of sub-detectors will be obtained from existing horizontal collaborations (LC-TPC, CALICE, SiLC, etc.) • For the design of ILD, three working groups are organized • Detector optimization W.G. (M.Thomson, T.Yoshioka) • MDI/Integration W.G. (K.Busser, T.Tauchi) • Cost W.G. (A.Maki, H.Videau)

  12. CCAST ILC Workshop Nov. 5-7, 2007, IHEP, Beijing, China.

  13. Yulan Li Requirements from ILC • LCTPC has to provide good momentum resolution • Precise model independent Higgs mass measurement: • Local position resolution requirements for TPC • GLD: 150 m; LDC: 100 m CCAST ILC Workshop Nov. 5-7, 2007, IHEP, Beijing, China.

  14. Yulan Li TPC readout Technologies (Cont.) • Micromegas • Disadvantages • The narrowness of the signal (“standard”) • High discharge probability • Advantages • Intrinsically flat (pillows) • No large support structure needed • GEM • Advantage • By using multiple GEMs • Good ion feedback suppression • Low discharge probability • Disadvantages • Flatness problem, gain fluctuation • Solid support structure needed • Difference: Micromegas produce narrower signal than GEM • Bottom line: both seem feasible, both still need more R&D CCAST ILC Workshop Nov. 5-7, 2007, IHEP, Beijing, China.

  15. Tsinghua TU-TPC Yulan Li TPC readout Technologies (Cont.) CCAST ILC Workshop Nov. 5-7, 2007, IHEP, Beijing, China.

  16. Yulan Li Tsinghua CCAST ILC Workshop Nov. 5-7, 2007, IHEP, Beijing, China.

  17. Yulan Li CCAST ILC Workshop Nov. 5-7, 2007, IHEP, Beijing, China.

  18. Yulan Li Phase 1 R&D GEM feasible CCAST ILC Workshop Nov. 5-7, 2007, IHEP, Beijing, China.

  19. Yulan Li Phase 1 R&D Micromegas with resisitive anode feasible CCAST ILC Workshop Nov. 5-7, 2007, IHEP, Beijing, China.

  20. Phase 1 R&D Pixel “proof of principle” Yulan Li GEM+Pixel • Reconstruct a track electron by electron (or cluster by cluster) • ASIC: MediPix2, 55 x 55 m2 • Small residua: 50-60 m CCAST ILC Workshop Nov. 5-7, 2007, IHEP, Beijing, China.

  21. Yulan Li LCTPC milestones 2006-2010 Continue LCTPC R&D via small-prototypes and LP test 2011 Decide on all parameters 2012 Final design of the LCTPC 2016 Four years construction 2017-18 Commission/Install TPC in the ILC Detector CCAST ILC Workshop Nov. 5-7, 2007, IHEP, Beijing, China.

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  24. Jet Measurements in ILC Det. Particle reconstruction Charged particles in tracking Detector Photons in the ECAL Neutral hadrons in the HCAL (and possibly ECAL) b/c ID: Vertex Detector • For good jet erg resolution  Separate energy deposits from different particles • Large detector – spatially separate particles • High B-field – separate charged/neutrals • High granularity ECAL/HCAL – resolve particles 6 November 2007 CIAW07, Akiya Miyamoto CIAW07, Akiya Miyamoto 24

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  32. Chun Jiang Our Proposal To replace the structure of metal and plastic scintilaltor plates by scintillating glass blocks that glued together to form homogeneous modules. It will be - A total absorption calorimeter for optimum resolution - Can combine the functions of EM and Hadron Colorimeters A total absorption hadron calorimeter can have excellent energy resolution because it provide several ways to measure energies required to break up nuclei, which is mostly “invisible” in a sampling hadron calorimeter since such energy is mostly absorbed by the inactive metal plates.

  33. Chun Jiang Two Options Option 1: A conventional scintillation calorimeter that reads the scintillation light only Hadron energy that is invisible in a sampling calorimeter can be recovered by observing ionization energies from heavy nuclei fragments, spallation protons, ’s released by fast neutron inelastic scatterings and recoiling nuclei due to fast neutron elastic scatterings, and energies released by thermalized neutrons captured by the calorimeter media Option 2: A dual readout calorimeter that reads the scintillation light and cherenkov light separately. Compensation for the invisible energy can be achieved by this method. See the reference http://ilcagenda.linearcollider.org/contributionDisplay.py?contribId=202&session Id=45&confId=1556

  34. Chun Jiang Our Proposed BSGB Scintillating Glass • B2O3-SiO2-Gd2O3-BaO 30:25:30:15 • doped with Ce2O3 or other dopants • Chun Jiang, QingJi Zeng, Fuxi Gan,Scintillation luminescence of cerium-doped borosilicate glass containing rare-earth oxide, Proceedings of SPIE, Volume 4141, November 2000, pp. 316-323 • Density 5.4 g/cm3 is sufficient for an ILC calorimeter • Contains a large amount of thermal neutron isotopes • boron and gadolinium • Will capture thermalized neutrons in a short time and in close proximity to hadron showers providing a mean for recovering invisible energies in hadron showers

  35. Chun Jiang Some Properties of the BSGB Glass

  36. Chun Jiang Scintillation Light Yield (80 keV X-ray excitation) BSGB Glass 36

  37. Our software tools Event Generator Detector Simulator Event Reconstruction Physics Analysis Beamtest Analysis • Pythia • CAIN • StdHep • QuickSim • FullSim • Digitizer • Finder • Fitter • Jet finder ROOT objects : Event Tree & Configuration • Link to various tools at http://acfahep.kek.jp/subg/sim/soft • GLD Software at http://ilcphys.kek.jp/soft • All packages are kept in the CVS. Accessible from http://jlccvs.kek.jp/ 6 November 2007 CIAW07, Akiya Miyamoto CIAW07, Akiya Miyamoto 37

  38. Software tools in the world 6 November 2007 CIAW07, Akiya Miyamoto CIAW07, Akiya Miyamoto 38

  39. Jupiter/Satellites for Full Simulation Studies For real data Tools for simulation Tools Satellites URANUS JUPITER METIS Input/Output module set IO JLC Unified Particle Interaction and Tracking EmulatoR Unified Reconstructionand ANalysis Utility Set Monte-Carlo Exact hits To Intermediate Simulated output LEDA Library Extension forData Analysis Geant4 based Simulator JSF/ROOT based Framework MC truth generator Event Reconstruction JSF: the analysis flow controller based on ROOT The release includes event generators, Quick Simulator, and simple event display 6 November 2007 CIAW07, Akiya Miyamoto CIAW07, Akiya Miyamoto 39

  40. GLD Geometry in Jupiter 1 module CH2mask BCAL FCAL IT Include 10cm air gap as a readout space VTX 6 November 2007 CIAW07, Akiya Miyamoto CIAW07, Akiya Miyamoto 40

  41. GLD PFA Performances Using 1x1cm2 calorimeter cell size • DEjet/Ejet • is uniform except very forward • does not change significantly for ECAL cell size of 1x5cm2 • is worse for higher energy jets 6 November 2007 CIAW07, Akiya Miyamoto CIAW07, Akiya Miyamoto 41

  42. PandoraPFA 18 GeV 30 GeV 12 GeV 10 GeV Track Could get merged Won’t merge Won’t merge LDC00 g g g • A detailed and highly tuned algorithm • Topology based cluster merging • Identify photons, merged tracks, backscatters, MIP segments • Perform iterative re-clustering as needed, using track momentum 6 November 2007 CIAW07, Akiya Miyamoto 43

  43. Detector Optimization Zuds pair events are used for detector optimization GLD PFA: Dep. on ECAL Rin PandoraPFA: B dep. for 100 GeV jets LDC like SiD like GLD like PandoraPFA: ECAL segmentation • Larger ECAL Rin performs better • ( R is slightly more important than BR2 rule) • Further studies on physics channels are awaited. 6 November 2007 CIAW07, Akiya Miyamoto 44

  44. Physics performance Studies of physics performances by full simulations have been started. GLD Cheated PFA Analysis • n, ISR g, undetected particles, and Edouble count are main contributor to s(mH). After correct them, it is same as Z0 case • Preliminary result by GLD-PFA, • including ISR/BS, and b-tag. • mH offset and wide s(mH) are seen. Study is in progress to improve them. 6 November 2007 CIAW07, Akiya Miyamoto CIAW07, Akiya Miyamoto 45

  45. Physics Performance -2 6 November 2007 CIAW07, Akiya Miyamoto CIAW07, Akiya Miyamoto 46

  46. Summary • GLD and LDC spontaneously merged into ILD and will write a common LOI • More detail on TPC and Calorimeter R&D • A total absorption E/H calorimeter with heavy scintillating glasses proposed • Software tools based on ROOT and Geant4 have been developed and extensively used for GLD studies

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