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Title: IR Working Group R


1
IR Working Group RD Projects
  • Tom Markiewicz
  • LC RD Workshop, UCSC
  • June 30, 2002

2
-20m lt Issues lt 200m
  • Backgrounds
  • Simulations
  • Final Doublet Magnet Technology
  • Vibration Stabilization
  • IR Layout
  • Instrumentation
  • L,E, P Measurements for Physics in Beamline
    Inst. WG
  • Vibration Sources measurement modeling
  • gg IR Issues

3
Background Projects
  • Iterate all results for consistent set of results
  • Beam parameters, detectors, solenoid design,
    beamlines not consistent
  • Detector response to known backgrounds
  • TPC, Cal, Lum, Pol, etc.
  • Dose calculations on SC or REC QD0
  • Collimator scattering study
  • Locations, apertures, beam loss,
  • GEANT4 beamline model
  • gg-Hadron production

Experts Takashi Maruyama/SLAC Lew
Keller/SLAC Jeff Gronberg/LLNL Stan
Hertzbach/U.Mass
4
Simulation Projects
  • At SLC/SLD LUMINOSITY and BACKGROUNDS dominated
    EXPERIMENTAL daily concern
  • I am sure last factor of 10-100 will be a
    struggle at the next LC
  • There are an infinite number of Monte Carlo-like
    studies that can be made to understand luminosity
    loss mechanisms and ways to ameliorate them.
  • Repeat background studies for real machine with
    non-ideal alignment, magnet settings, ground
    motion,
  • Tolerance parameter study

Experts Peter Tenenbaum/SLAC Andrei Seryi/SLAC
5
Final Doublet Magnet Technology
6
Magnet RD Topics
Experts Andy Ringwall/SLAC-PEP3 Brett Parker et
al/BNL Kumada / NIRS (Japan)
  • Permanent
  • Radiation hardness
  • Temperature sensitivity
  • Tuning schemes
  • Effect of solenoid fringe field BZ, BR, FZ
  • Incorporate beam pipe vacuum system
  • Superconducting
  • Temperature load from ee- pairs, SR, leads,
    support
  • Field stability appropriate sensor
  • Flowing Helium
  • External connections
  • Mechanical rigidity against vibration
  • Vibration sensors / actuators appropriate inside
    / outside cryostat

7
Realistic IR Layout
  • Masking Support
  • VXD support alignment
  • Instrumented Masks
  • Lum_Pair Mon
  • Vacuum req.
  • REC QD0
  • SC QD0
  • Beampipe support
  • Apertures
  • Optical lines of sight
  • Detector access

8
Inertial Vibration Stabilization Projects
  • New Sensor
  • under construction
  • Simple 3m pseudo-magnet test
  • Parameters parts defined
  • Relative motion of two blocks
  • Wait for new sensor retest single block

Experts Joe Frisch/SLAC Linda Hendrikson/SLAC Tom
Himel/SLAC Eric Doyle/SLAC Leif Ericksson/SLAC
9
IP Girder Test Concept
4.5m
.5m
7m
  • Support tube (Carbon fiber?)
  • Permanent magnet or model
  • Interaction with external solenoid field
  • Hard or soft actuators
  • Beam pipe vacuum

7m
10
Interferometric Vibration Stabilization
Experts Tom Mattison/UBC Mike Woods/SLAC Joe
Frisch / SLAC
Platform Displacement Sensor Value
11
IP Feedback Projects
  • NLCTA Improvements
  • Better beam conditions
  • Better hardware, DAQ,
  • Solid State Kicker
  • Other sites
  • ATF (KEK)
  • PePII

Experts Phil Burrows/Oxford Gavin
Nesom/Oxford Simon Jolly/Oxford Glenn
White/Oxford Colin Perry/Oxford Joe
Frisch/SLAC Steve Smith/SLAC
12
Photon Collider Testbed Hardware ½ Scale
prototype of optics / alignment system is
currently under construction
Beampipe
Alignment System
13
gg IR Projects
  • Mercury Laser Project
  • Fusion RD, comes for free
  • IR Optics
  • ½ NLC Scale, suitable for LINX/SPHINX is being
    built
  • Test laser beam diagnostics and control with low
    power laser
  • Beam Tests
  • Laser?
  • BeamSLC ?
  • Engineering Tests
  • Collision stability
  • Luminosity as function of particle/spin
    combination
  • Two photon hadronic backgrounds
  • Physics Measurements
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