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Establish a set of criteria for the demonstration of the successful conclusion of Step IV for the autumn. (NB these are acceptance criteria of the constructed apparatus) Blondel + Analysis group
(one of the) Request from MPB
The
following
is
a
fist
go
at
answering
this
question.
If possible
we
should
be
able to show simulation of
some
of the
resultsSlide2
2
Step
IV
1. The MICE step IV program will provide a number of important physics and methodological results:
-- Liquid hydrogen absorber
realisation
and safe routine operation
-- engineering test of
beamline
made of several magnetically connected components
-- understanding of propagation of (imperfect) beam through the magnetic bottle
-- complete particle detector system; calibrations of emittance measurement to
10
-3
-- measurement of 6D emittance change (observation of normalized emittance cooling)
-- validation of simulation codes
-- limited possibility to test the longitudinal cooling with the wedge absorbers
-- correlated precision measurements of multiple scattering and energy loss straggling.
These measurements will constitute a textbook contribution to experimental particle physics, and will be essential for reliable simulation of the performance of neutrino factory and
muon
collider.Slide3
Within
step
IV:
No
absorber
--No
magnetic
field
:
Alignment--With magnetic fieldoptics studies
Liq H2 absorber(full/empty)
Solid absorber(s)
LiH
PlasticC, Al, Cu
Wedge absorber(s)LiH Emittance exchange
Multiple scattering
Energy loss
Cooling
Count 2
weeks
to change
absorbersSlide4
A running schedule unknown
FLIP
SOLENOID
We
plan to
run
both
configurations
will the AFC magnet need re-training, and how long should we allow for this?+-225 A++114 ASlide5
Criteria for the demonstration of the successful conclusion of Step IV (I)Construction
-- all elements of MICE step IV complete and operational individually
Commissionning and operations -- Magnetic configurations tested with complete
apparatus magnet currents in excess of 200 MeV/c, =42cm optics
achieved
both solenoid and flip mode -- magnetic field mitigation satisfactory for step
IV -- change-over from flip to solenoid modes tested -- absorber change-over tested
(from full to empty and vice versa, from
liquid to solid) -- liquid hydrogen integrated in AFC and safe operation demonstrated -- beam line delivering 200 muons per second at 140, 200 240 meV/c settings and post-diffuser emittances of 3,6 10 mm -- detectors and DAQ able to acquire data at that rate -- online reconstruction tested -- controls and monitoring operational (this is crucial and may
need to be defined better)Slide6
Before going to physics runs the simulation software and analysis should be able to
-- simulate the configurations that will be
tested
-- and make firm predictions of the results.Slide7
Criteria for the demonstration of the successful conclusion of Step IV (II)Physics
runs run with
empty diffuser and absorber and no magnetic field: (IV.0) -- successful
operation of all detectors simultaneously up to 200 particles per second -- alignment of tracker with
(
Number
?) straight particles (
which?) going through to EMR -- successful global reconstruction
-- verify Particle ID and particle
selection (
specify goals) run with diffuser and no or empty absorber and magnetic field: (IV.1) need to define configuration (6mm, 200MeV/c, 42cm, flip?) -- succesful tracker reconstruction in magnetic field -- successful global reconstruction -- verify Particle ID and particle selection (specify
goals) -- comparison of tracker 1 and tracker 2 determine resolutions etc. (specify goals) -- determine properties of beam (alignments, momentum, dispersion, emittance)
-- verify understanding of propagation through
focus coil
-- measure transmission of system -- reconstruction of emittance 1, emittance 2 and
comparison -- evaluation of systematic erros on measurement of emittance ratio -- goal: systematic errors should be below 10-3 -- test other
diffuser and magnetic configurations Slide8
Criteria for the demonstration of the successful conclusion of Step IV (III)Physics
runs run with
diffuser and LiqH2 absorber : (IV.2)
need to define magnetic
configuration (200MeV/c, 42cm, flip?) -- take data with empty and full absorber
--
measure transmission
-- compare beam properties before and after absorber -- measure energy
loss and its variance -- measure angular scattering and its variance
-- measure energy-angle correlations --
measure emittances and emittance ratio -- repeat for various emittances and momenta -- determine equilibrium emittance as function of momentum and beta run with diffuser and solid absorbers : (IV.3) -- same as above run with wedge absorber IV.4 -- same as above but need to specify the specific aspects and goals of the wedge
runs -- measure beam energy spread before and after -- which quantity should be used as measure of success? Slide9
Criteria for the demonstration of the successful conclusion of Step IV (summary)-- Succesful
operation of system to deliver the data and to record them-- Ability to
provide
simulation of experiments before data taking-- successful measurements leading to
-- demonstration of transmission and emittance measurements to required precision -- production of results on a 3x3x3 matrix of values of
momentum
, beta_absorber
, input emittance including flip 200 MeV/c and beta 42 cm -- in flip and solenoid modes (for both charges?) for Hydrogen LiH
, plastic etc -- extraction of equilibrium emittance as function of momentum and beta -- correlated
measurement of multiple scattering and energy loss
-- publication of results