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Title: The Manchester group on D


1
The Manchester group on DØ at the Fermilab
Tevatron proton-antiproton collider
Manchester Christmas Meeting 2003
Terry Wyatt
  • Tevatron/DØ status
  • Manchester group activities
  • Terrys activities 2003
  • Terrys activities 2004

2
The Fermilab Tevatron Collider
  • 1.96 TeV in centre of mass
  • Current good quality dataset for physics analysis
  • gt 200 pb-1
  • Hope for 2 fb-1 by end 2006
  • 106 leptonic W decays
  • 105 leptonic Z decays
  • 2000 semi-leptonic t decays
  • Hope for 4-8 fb-1 by end 2009

CDF

3
Tevatron performance history
4
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5
The DØ Detector
6
Most Important Remaining Problems
  • Tevatron
  • Luminosity delivered so far much lower than hoped
    for
  • Achievable L1 trigger rate below design
  • tracking detector readout deadtime
  • Calorimeter noise
  • Online/offline monitoring needs more development

7
Design
Currently

By June 2004
8
The Manchester DØ Group
  • 6 PhD students
  • Simon, Emily, Tamsin, James, Paul, Yu-Hsiang
  • 2 Postocs
  • Matthew , Michiel
  • 3 Academics
  • Brian, Stefan, Terry
  • Plus small fractions of Sabah, Scott and Dave
  • Plus ties to
  • Manchester HEP theory group
  • Mike Seymour and Jeff Forshaw jointly supervise
    Emily and James
  • Physics studies overlap with Manchester Atlas
    group
  • PPARC Postdoc fellowship starting later
    this month
  • Ex-members of Manchester group staying in DØ
  • Gavin Hesketh (PhD 2003, now Northeastern
    University, Boston, US)
  • Liang Han (starting new DØ group at USTC,
    P.R.China)
  • There are DØ groups of a similar size at Imperial
    College and Lancaster

9
Manchester Activities on DØ
tracking muon id. triggering
monitoring
physics analysis W/Z ? searches
diffractive processes plus
contribution of Manchester farm to DØ data
processing
10
Terrys Activities 2003
  • Employed by Fermilab as Guest Scientist (until
    March 2003)
  • Convener of the L3 trigger group
  • General work on developing triggers/commissioning
    trigger system
  • PPARC Senior Research Fellowship (April
    2003-March 2006)
  • Convener of DØ WZ physics working group
  • Physics/technical work via collaboration with
  • Emily and Paul (WZ physics)
  • Simon and Liang (tau tagging)
  • Liang and Yu-Hsiang (track trigger)
  • CDFDØ combined electroweak working group
  • Electroweak review speaker at Lepton-Photon
    conference
  • Blah, blah
  • Chair of DØ Institutional Board (elected)
  • Member of DØ Advisory Council (ex officio)
  • Member of DØ Computing Policy Board
  • Contact person/budget holder for UK-DØ group
  • Manchester DØ group admin.
  • Non-DØ work
  • Referee for Phys.Rev.D and Phys.Rev.Lett.

11
Terrys Activities 2004
  • My main aim is to analyse data myself !!
  • (as well as continuing to work with members of
    the Manchester group
  • and fulfill my various organizational
    responsibilities to DØ)
  • W/Z ? leptons
  • physics analysis
  • e.g., sBr (W?l?) / sBr (Z?ll)
  • e.g., Br (W?e?) / Br (W???)
  • statistical uncertainty 1 per mille
  • a vehicle to
  • understand detector performance
  • develop triggers and measure their performance
  • understand QCD phenomenology of proton-antiproton
    collisions
  • essential (for DØ as a whole) to get
    non-Fermilab-based analysis up and running
  • genuine collaboration on analysis within European
    groups would be a very positive development in
    this regard
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