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In Europe, the CERN Council has charged the Laboratory Directors Group (LDG) to develop the Accelerator R&D Roadmap for the next decade before the end of this year. This Roadmap will consider different funding scenarios and contain deliverables and demonstrators. Council is expected to decide on the Roadmap by the end of the year. As a consequence the Roadmap will define the R&D for the next decade. In this frame a Muon Beam Panel has been created by the LDG. In order to prepare the Roadmap we have held one community meeting and plan to hold two more. The first community meeting took place in May 20 and 21 (https://indico.cern.ch/event/1030726/). The second meeting will take place from July 12 to 14 (https://indico.cern.ch/event/1043242/) and the third one will take place at the end of August or beginning of September. These meetings will serve to provide the input to the Council meeting in June and September and to the main European Physics community event, the EPS-HEP Conference.
Deliverables for the Roadmap:
• Should focus on concrete programme that we want to propose.
• What is needed as input for next Strategy Update?
– What will be objections to the muon collider concept?
– What do we need to support to be scientifically sound?
– What do we need to have ready for the test facilities?
– And the other R&D programme?
• Probably should think in terms of scope from the beginning: for each R&D item, define required level => Initial proposal:
• What is needed as input for next Strategy Update?
– What will be objections to the muon collider concept?
– What do we need to support to be scientifically sound?
– What do we need to have ready for the test facilities?
– And the other R&D programme?
• Probably should think in terms of scope from the beginning: for each R&D item, define required level => Initial proposal:
- no work needed;
- concept, basic parameters;
- lattice, reasonable basic performance specifications;
- lattice with tolerances, advanced performance specifications;
- conceptual design;
- engineering design;
- model, test of specific parameters;
- prototype.
• In parallel, define risks.
Charge for this Second Muon Community Meeting:
During the first community meeting we identified a set of challenges in the delivery of the muon collider. The goal now is to confirm those challenges and develop them into a prioritised and resource loaded R&D list.
In particular:
- Identify the R&D that has to be carried out before the next ESSU-PP to scientifically justify the investment into a full CDR for the muon collider and the corresponding demonstration programme.
- Identify the main components of the demonstration programme together with the corresponding preparatory work.
- Realistic but ambitious targets for the performance goals of the different collider systems.
This includes R&D to develop a baseline collider concept, well-supported performance expectations and an assessment of the associated key risks, cost and power drivers. Also the working groups should consider what could be assumed for the demonstration programme, i.e. in one or more test facilities starting in 2026, as well what one can anticipate to be available in 2035-2040 for a first collider stage and in 2050 for an energy upgrade.
In order to support this activity, 11 working groups have been formed to discuss priorities in a number of areas, led by a selection of conveners. The conveners are tasked with leading and summarising the discussion in support of the Muon Beam Panel. As part of this work, the conveners should break down the work into packages and estimate, as far as possible, the resources required to complete the work.
Conveners of the 11 working groups (note that we are in the process of enhancing the working group conveners, so the following is subject to change: as of 15/06/21):
Radio-Frequency (RF): Alexej Grudiev (CERN), Jean-Pierre Delahaye (CERN retiree), Derun Li (LBNL), Akira Yamamoto (KEK).
Magnets: Lionel Quettier (CEA), Toru Ogitsu (KEK), Soren Prestemon (LBNL), Sasha Zlobin (FNAL), Emanuela Barzi (FNAL).
High-Energy Complex (HEC): Antoine Chance (CEA), J. Scott Berg (BNL), Alex Bogacz (JLAB), Christian Carli (CERN), Angeles Faus-Golfe (IJCLab), Eliana Gianfelice-Wendt (FNAL), Shinji Machida (RAL).
Muon Production and Cooling (MPC): Chris Rogers (RAL), Marco Calviani (CERN), Chris Densham (RAL), Diktys Stratakis (FNAL), Akira Sato (Osaka University), Katsuya Yonehara (FNAL).
Proton Complex (PC): Simone Gilardoni (CERN), Hannes Bartosik (CERN), Frank Gerigk (CERN), Natalia Milas (ESS).
Beam Dynamics (BD): Elias Metral (CERN), Tor Raubenheimer (SLAC and Stanford University), Rob Ryne (LBNL).
Radiation Protection (RP): Claudia Ahdida (CERN).
Parameters, Power and Cost (PPC): Daniel Schulte (CERN), Mark Palmer (BNL), Philippe Lebrun (CERN retiree and ESI), Mike Seidel (PSI), Vladimir Shiltsev (FNAL), Jingyu Tang (IHEP).
Machine Detector Interface (MDI): Donatella Lucchesi (University of Padova and INFN), Christian Carli (CERN), Anton Lechner (CERN), Nicolai Mokhov (FNAL), Nadia Pastrone (INFN), Sergo R Jindariani (FNAL).
Synergy: Kenneth Long (Imperial College), Roger Ruber (Uppsala University), Koichiro Shimomura (KEK).
Test Facility (TF): Roberto Losito (CERN), Alan Bross (FNAL), Tord Ekelof (Uppsala University).
=> Working groups should prepare beforehand and only finalise at workshop (R&D lists should be available before the meeting for discussion and finalisation during the meeting)!
=> Structure of the 3-day meeting:
- July 12: plenary introduction, parallel working groups finalise list of required R&D
- July 13: plenary: working groups present lists of required R&D and resource estimates
- July 14: plenary: first prioritised list of R&D items, opportunity to express interest
=> The zoom info for the Working groups can be found (it is the same as for the first community meeting except that this time we will have 11 working groups instead of 9): HERE.
=> Here is the info to use the PowerPoint template:
- Instructions.
- Other info in different files which can be found at the bottom of the page (lower right-hand side) of the first community meeting (see https://indico.cern.ch/event/1030726/).
Participants
Akira Sato
Akira Yamamoto
Alessandro Bertolin
Alessio Mereghetti
Alex Bogacz
Alexander Herrod
Alexander Zlobin
Alexej Grudiev
Angeles Faus-Golfe
Anton Lechner
Barbara Caiffi
Ben Freemire
Bernd Stechaner
Cameron Geddes
Camilla Curatolo
Cary Yoshikawa
Chiara Bracco
Chong Shik Park
Chris Rogers
Christopher Prior
Claudia Ahdida
Daniel Schulte
Daniele Calzolari
David Neuffer
Derun Li
Diktys Stratakis
Dmitri Denisov
Domenico D'Agostino
Domizia Orestano
Donatella Lucchesi
Elena Fol
Elias Metral
emanuela barzi
Emilio Nanni
Erion Gjonaj
Eun-San Kim
Fabrice Balli
Fausto Casaburo
Fulvio Boattini
Giuseppe Lerner
Gregory Penn
Henryk Piekarz
Hongwei Zhao
Ilaria Vai
Jean-Baptiste Lagrange
Jean-Pierre Delahaye
Jeffrey Eldred
Jie Gao
Jingyu Tang
jiuqing wang
John Back
Jose Antonio Ferreira Somoza
Kathleen Amm
Ken-ichi Sasaki
Kento Suzuki
Kevin Frank Einsweiler
Kincso Balazs
Kirk McDonald
Koichiro Shimomura
Kyriacos Skoufaris
Laura Bandiera
Laura Buonincontri
Liantao Wang
Lorenzo Sestini
Loris D'Alessi
Luca Giambastiani
Manfred Wendt
Marcelo Juni Ferreira
Marco Calviani
Marcos Dracos
Markus Widorski
Matthias Mentink
Maurizio Bonesini
Mieczyslaw Witold Krasny
Nadia Pastrone
Naoyuki Amemiya
Natalia Milas
Nikolai Mokhov
Oscar Roberto BLANCO GARCIA
Patricia Tavares Coutinho Borges De Sousa
Pavol Vojtyla
Peter Sievers
Philip Nicholas Burrows
Philippe Lebrun
Piet Verwilligen
Qingjin XU
Rob Edgecock
Robert Ryne
Roberto Losito
Rui Franqueira Ximenes
Satoshi Awaji
Sergey Arsenyev
Sergey Belomestnykh
Sergo Jindariani
shinji Machida
Shiro Matoba
Shunsuke Makimura
Simone Pagan Griso
Susanna Guiducci
Tianhuan Luo
Tord Ekelof
Toru Ogitsu
Tova Ray Holmes
Ursula van Rienen
Vladimir Shiltsev
Wei Li
Yannis Papaphilippou
Yoshiharu Mori
Youri Robert
Yuri Batygin
