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FCC(-hh) detector design studies
Julia Hrdinka (TU Wien)
On behalf of the FCChh detector study group
Details: see last talks of FCC week
Joint Annual Meeting ÖPG/SSAA 2017
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There are still many open questions in fundamental physics (dark matter, neutrinomasses, matter-anti matter inbalance,…)
How are we going to answer them?
The Future begins now
FCC – Future Circular Collider (ee,hh,eh)International study for post LHC possibilities
➢ FCChh: pp collider at 100 TeV▪ Main challenges: civil engineering & dipole
magnets (16T)Conceptual Design Report by end of 2018 foreuropean strategy update 2019
Possible realisation in Geneva area
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The FCC hadron collider
=> Extremly high pile up and radiation environment
Parameters LHC HL-LHC FCC-hh
Collision energy cms [TeV] 14 14 100
Dipole field [T] 8.33 8.33 16
Circumference [km] 26.7 26.7 97.75
bunch spacing [ns] 25 25 25(5)
Synchr. Rad. Power/ ring [kW] 3.6 7.3 2400
SR power/length [W/m/ap.] 0.17 0.33 28.4
Peak luminosity [1034cm-2s-1] 1 5 30
Events/bunch crossing 27 135 1000(200)
Stored energy/beam[GJ] 0.36 0.7 8.4
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Physics potential➢ Discovery machine
➢ Probe new physics at unprecedentscale▪ SUSY ▪ Dark matter▪ Neutrino mass puzzle
➢ Measure SM properties to fewpercent▪ Portal to new physics through
precision measurements
➢ Precision EWSB & Higgs physics▪ (self) couplings (up to few %) ▪ Study rare behaviour and decays▪ Composite higgs ?
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The FCC-hh reference detectorDetector characteristics for a 100 TeV pp collider➢ physics is highly boosted ➢ absence of clear direction of new physics requires broad scope of detector acceptance Multipurpose detector with large η-acceptance and high granularity
Atlas: 22.5x12.5mCMS: 10.5x7.5m
~24.5m
~9m
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FCChh magnet system studies➢ 4T/10m solenoid
➢ Forward solenoids for high η-acceptance (alternative: dipoles)
➢ 60 MN net force on forward solenoids handled by axial tie rods
➢ No return yoke since since stray field can be handled
➢ Stored energy: 13.8GJ
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Radiation is a major challenge
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Tracker: First IB Layer (2.5cm): ~5-6*1017neq / cm2
External part:~5*1015 neq / cm2
Forward Calorimeter:5 x 1018neq/cm2
Maximum expected fluence~ 100 x HL-LHC~ 1000 x LHC
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➢ Extended tracking up to η=6
➢ b-,c-,τ- tagging capabilities to high η despite huge pile up
➢ High dpT/pT resolution: 10-20%@10TeV/c (LHC 10%@1TeV/c) but keep sensitivity for low pT
➢ Tracker hermeticity
Tracker studies
=> Motivated by CMS Tracker upgrade
For moredetails pleasesee here!
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Tracking performance studies
Assumed 2D sensors with binary readout➢ 20% resolution @ 10TeV/c and η=2.5 ➢ From η~3 dpT/pT loss of lever arm➢ Max 45% loss at η>2.5 due to Bfield non-
uniformities
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@FCC-hh: 1000 vertices➢ Local Primary vertex density extremely high Enhance tracker by timing resolution Still very difficult to distinguish for η>4
@CMS : 78 vertices
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Electromagnetic calorimeter➢ Extreme radiation requirements
➢ High energy & angular resolution
➢ Good linearity of response
Liquid Argon-lead ▪ ECal + HCal endcaps + forward endcaps▪ Inspired by ATLAS 2-4 x finer granularity
( e.g. Barrel :∆φ×∆η=0.01× =0.01)▪ Simulation meets requirement of
σE/E=10%/√E⊕0.7% on e־ resolution (w/o noise, pile-up)
Other Calorimeter options studied: please see: 1,210
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Scintillator Tile – Steel:
▪ Currently in ATLAS
4x higher granularity∆φ×∆η=0.025×0.025
▪ stainless steel absorber
▪ SiPM readout
faster, less noice, less space
▪ FCChh pion resolution: σE/E=43%/√E⊕2.7%
Hadronic calorimeter studies➢ Highly collimated final states => High granularity➢ 20-30 TeV jets at η = 0 => Containment ≥ 11 λ
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Single pion resolution
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Calorimeter performance studies
Geant4 Hits Energy in Calorimeter Cells
➢ EM shower included in 30#X0
➢ Electronic noise & pile up not included in simualtion yet
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Options
1. Tracker only + identification in muon system
2. Muon system only (measuring muon angle at exit)
3. Combined + position where it exits the coil
The Muon Chambers
@50μm x 70μrad resolution➢ Excellent standalone & combined
pT -resolution @η=0No technological show stopper
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Trigger & DAQ studies
2. Are Hardware triggersE.g. ATLAS(multilevel) & CMS (single level)➢ Which detector needs and can provide trigger➢ Trigger data bandwidth requirements➢ Trigger performance
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1. Continous readoutE.g. HL-LHC LHCb➢ Substantial processing farm & power requirements➢ Radiation hard link capacity➢ Needs cooling
=> more material: worse tracker performance
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➢ Challenging but managable environment to exploit full physicspotential
➢ Reference detector has been established based on experience fromrunning LHC experiments
➢ Ongoing detector performance studies to optimize detector design
➢ Details can be seen in Conceptual Design Report by the end of nextyear
Summary & Outlook
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Back up
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1 MeV neutron equivalent fluence rate for 30ab-1
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Tracker Details
➢ Optimized granularity ofmodules to reasonablysolve pattern recognitionin very high occupancyenvironment
➢ Extreme radiationenvironments for Pixels modules (beyond currenttechnology limit)
Sensors from new R&D
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Silicon sensor R&D ongoingRequirements➢ High hit-rate
capability➢ High radiation
tolerance➢ Minimal power➢ Cheaper (cover
large area)➢ Light➢ Incerased
granularity➢ Pattern
recognition and identification at large backgroundand pile-up levels
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How to get in 10ps timing range with Si detectors?
Exploit „in-silicon“ charge amplification➢ In Geiger-mode fashion (like in gas RPC)
➢ Low Gain Avalanche Detecors (linear mode)▪ Separate ‚collection‘ of charge from gain
Timing information in Si detectors
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Application to answer performance questions:
Performance studies
Details: see backup 21
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Extract from LHC experiments where posibble and invest newsolutions when necessary
➢ Gaudi serves as event processing framework (LHCb, ATLAS)
➢ Flexible Event Data Model PODIO (ILC, LHCb)
➢ One common source geometry input for all different simulation types & reconstruction (automatic transcripts)▪ Detector Description: DD4hep (ILC)
➢ Geant4 serves as common simulation Kernel for full, fast, parametric (Delphes, PAPAS) simulation types
➢ Track package ACTS (ATLAS)
➢ Physics analysis can be run standalone: HEPPY (CMS)
➢ DIRAC (LHCb,ILC)
Have infrastructure for physics studies and analysis
The Software
Please find more informationand tutorials here!
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Starting point: ATLAS track reconstructionsoftware
➢ Requires substantial updates to algorithmiccode
➢ Adapt to new developments in computinghardware (concurrency)
➢ Long-term maintainance of the software
➢ a-common-tracking-swhttps://gitlab.cern.ch/acts/a-common-tracking-sw▪ Core package – contains base components of
tracking code▪ Framework and experiment independent▪ Minimal dependencies: Eigen, Boost▪ Modular – users can extend with their
implementations▪ Plugins for experiment specific parts
Track Reconstruction
Find our homepage:http://acts.web.cern.ch/ACTS/index.phpSubsribe to our mailing lists: [email protected] Meetingshttps://indico.cern.ch/category/7968/
Very challenging environment of ~1000 collision per bunch crossing Profit from
▪ current well tested & high performant (1010
events with 103 tracks/event) LHC track reconstruction software
▪ current R&D and development ongoing forHL-LHC (pile up: 140-200)
𝝁 = 𝟏𝟎𝟎𝟎
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Calorimeter full simulation
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Ecal+Hcal response & reconstruction
Ecal + Hcal Response & Energy Reconstruction➢ Pion showers of < 10GeV deposit less than
40% in ECal
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Energy resolution for single pions E+HCal
➢ Both detectors calibrated on e-
➢ 10-15% energy are lost incryostats of LAr
➢ linearity:▪ correction procedures for energy
losses in front and between the calorimeters developed
➢ resolution:▪ further improvement expected
using weighting schemes to correct non-compensation
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Full calorimeter material scan
▪ Ecal thickness: 30 #X0
▪ E+Hcal thickness~11# λ▪ ~ 1.5 # X0 in front Ecal▪ ~ 2# λ in front of Hcal▪ Good eta coverage
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1. Si/Pb High granularity option▪ Used in Phase II upgrade CMS
▪ Worse stochastic term but radiation hard up to 1016 neq for100-300μm thick Si
2. Si/W CMOS with digital readout▪ Counts number of particles
in a shower rather thanenergy deposited
▪ Low material budget, lownoise
Electromagnetic Calorimeter alternatives
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Scintillator Tile-Steel/Brass High granularity:
▪ Calice type, CMS Phase II upgrade
▪ Integrated SiPM readout
▪ Combined with ECAL
▪ Granularity used for pile up rejection
Hadronic Calorimeter alternative
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Trigger & DAQ performance
Extrapolation of Trigger performance from HL-LHC CMS▪ L1 Trigger with 1MHz readout rate
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