Rare Pion Decay Workshop

6 Oct 2022, 08:30 → 8 Oct 2022, 18:00 US/Pacific

Cervantes and Velasquez Room (UC Santa Cruz)

Abraham Seiden (University of California,Santa Cruz (US)), Bruce Andrew Schumm (University of California,Santa Cruz (US)), David Hertzog (University of Washington), Jennifer Ott (University of California,Santa Cruz (US)), Simone Michele Mazza (University of California,Santa Cruz (US))

First edition of the Rare Pion Decay Workshop.

This Workshop is being generously supported by an award from the Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation through the APS.

 

Due to constraints of the workshop venue, in-person attendance is limited to 50 participants. Remote participation is also welcome beyond that number. 

 

Note: in person attendance is at the limit, however remote participants can still register.

Rare Pion Decay Workshop Poster.pdf

Thursday 6 October

1 Registration and welcome

Speakers: Prof. Bruce Andrew Schumm (University of California,Santa Cruz (US)), Simone Michele Mazza (University of California,Santa Cruz (US))

Rare decay physics

2 Welcome and orientation details

Speaker: Prof. Bruce Andrew Schumm (University of California,Santa Cruz (US))

RPW_10-22_Welcome.pdf

RPW_10-22_Welcome.pptx

3 Intro and meeting goals

Speaker: David Hertzog (University of Washington)

Hertzog - Intro - Goals.pdf

Hertzog - Intro - Goals.pptx

4 Physics insights on RPD program

Speaker: Bill Marciano

New Rare Pion Decayspdf.pdf

5 LFU tests across energy scales

Speaker: Toni Pich

LFU_RarePionDecay2022.pdf

RPD2022_Pich.mp4

10:30 Coffee

6 Meson decays as probes of light new physics

Speakers: Asaf Dror, Dr Jeff Dror (Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory), stefania gori (UC Santa Cruz)

PionWorkshop_v2.pdf

RPD2022_JDror.mp4

7 Tests for sterile neutrino effects

Speaker: Robert Shrock (Stony Brook University)

RPD2022_RShrock.mp4

rshrock.pdf

8 Perspectives on pi->e nu Measurements

Speaker: Douglas Andrew Bryman (University of British Columbia (CA))

PIONEER_Workshop_DB.pdf

RPD2022_DBryman.mp4

9 Systematics from "old" muons

Speakers: Dick Mischke, Richard Mischke

RPD2022_RMischke.mp4

Systematics from old muons.pdf

12:50 Lunch

Systematics and beamline

10 Systematics from DIF & PIENU tail

Speakers: Tristan Sullivan (University of Victoria), Tristan Sullivan, Tristan Sullivan (University of Victoria (CA))

SantaCruzWorkshopTalk_TristanSullivan.odp

SantaCruzWorkshopTalk_TristanSullivan.pdf

11 PEN resolution MC vs real

Speakers: Charles Glaser, Charlie Glaser

RPD2022_CGlaser.mp4

Santa_cruz_22_glaser.pdf

12 PIONEER Modelling general results

Speaker: Joshua Labounty

RPD2022_JLaBounty.mp4

Simulation General Results - October 2022 Meeting.pdf

Simulation General Results - October 2022 Meeting.pdf

Simulation General Results - October 2022 Meeting.pptx

15:30 Coffee

13 Thoughts and experience with LXe and LYSO

Speakers: Jianglai Liu, Jianglai Liu, Jianglai Liu (California Institute of Technology)

RPD2022_JLiu.mp4

Xe-LYSO-pioneer.pdf

14 Results from Run1 beam tests at PSI

Speaker: Dr Anna Soter (ETH Zürich)

PIONEER_soter_compressed.pdf

RPD2022_ASoter.mp4

15 The beamline model and going forward

Speaker: Peter Kammel

KammelBeamFinal.pdf

KammelBeamFinal.pptx

RPD2022_PKammel.mp4

Dinner reception

Cowells courtyard

Friday 7 October

Theory and Calorimetry

16 Status and prospects of the first-row CKM unitarity test

Speaker: Martin Hoferichter (University of Washington)

RPD2022_MHoferichter.mp4

Talk_hoferichter.pdf

17 The case for New Physics at PIONEER

Speakers: Andreas Crivellin (University Bern), Andreas Crivellin (University of Zurich (CH)), Andreas Crivellin

PIONEER2022.pdf

PIONEER2022.pptx

RPD2022_ACrivellin.mp4

18 MEG II LXe detector and simulation

Speaker: Sei Ban

PIONRAREDECAY_ban_20221007.pdf

RPD2022_SeiBan.mp4

19 MEG II LXe calibration and resolution

Speaker: Ayaka Matsushita

PIONEER20221007matsushita.pdf

RPD2022_AMatsushita.mp4

10:30 Coffee

20 LXe R&D and simulation for open and segmented system

Speakers: Chloe Malbrunot (CERN), Stephan Malbrunot (TRIUMF (CA))

LXe_PIONEER_MalbrunotC_SantaCruz.pdf

RPD2022_CMalbrunot.mp4

21 LYSO bench tests

Speakers: Eric -, Omar -, Omar Basel Beesley

LYSO_Bench_Tests.pdf

LYSO_Bench_Tests.pptx

RPD2022_ESwanson.mp4

22 Simulations of LXe and Hybrid crystal wrt pileup

Speaker: Patrick Schwendimann

RPD2022_PSchwendimann.mp4

RPD_Workshop_Schwendimann.pdf

12:10 Lunch

Active target, timing and fast electronics

23 Introduction to the ATAR project and session

Speaker: Simone Michele Mazza (University of California,Santa Cruz (US))

250922_ATAR_intro.pdf

RPD2022_SMazza.mp4

24 High granularity fast silicon sensors for the active target

Speaker: Dr Jennifer Ott (University of California,Santa Cruz (US))

JOtt_ATAR_RPD2022.pdf

JOtt_ATAR_RPD2022.pptx

RPD2022_JOtt.mp4

25 Alternative active target design based on traditional silicon devices

Speakers: Xin Qian (Brookhaven National Laboratory), Xin Qian (Brookhaven National Laboratory (US))

Alternative_Design_ATAR.pdf

Alternative_Design_ATAR.pptx

RPD2022_XQian.mp4

26 Event simulation and reconstruction in the active target

Speaker: Vincent Wai Sum Wong (TRIUMF (CA))

evt_sim_and_recon_atar-vwong.pdf

RPD2022_VWong.mp4

27 Event reconstruction experience from Lar TPC

Speakers: Chao Zang, Dr Chao Zhang (Brookhaven National Laboratory)

LArTPC_Reco_Experience_Zhang.pdf

RPD2022_CZhang.mp4

15:00 Coffee

28 Fast silicon sensor simulation with TCAD software

Speakers: Mohammad Nizam, Dr Mohammad Nizam (University of California Santa Cruz)

Mohammad.pdf

Mohammad.pptx

RPD2022_MdNizam.mp4

29 Front end electronics and digitization for fast silicon

Speaker: Abraham Seiden (University of California,Santa Cruz (US))

Electronics for Pioneer.pdf

Electronics for Pioneer.pptx

RPD2022_ASeiden.mp4

30 Overview of BNL Silicon sensor capability

Speakers: Dr Gabriele Giacomini (Brookhaven National Laboratory (US)), Gabriele Giacomini (Fondazione Bruno Kessler), Gabriele Giacomini (BNL)

Pioneer_UCSC_GG.pdf

RPD2022_GGiacomini.mp4

31 BNL approved LDRD related discussion and planning

Speakers: Vladimir Tishchenko (Brookhaven National Laboratory), Volodya Tishchenko

NPP_LDRD-PIONEER.pdf

RPD2022_VTishchenko.mp4

32 Conclusions and discussion

Speaker: Simone Michele Mazza (University of California,Santa Cruz (US))

33 Dinner info

dinner_info.pdf

Informal social dinner, Friday

Location tbd. Designated meeting spot, but not coordinated dinner

Saturday 8 October

Tracker, DAQ and future prospects

34 Measuring pion beta decay in PIONEER

Speakers: Dinko Pocanic (University of Virginia), Dinko Pocanic (University of Virginia (US)), Prof. Dinko Pocanic (University of Virginia)

Pion_beta_decay_Pocanic.pdf

RPD2022_DPocanic.mp4

35 Electronics (Kevin) + trigger (Dieter)

Speakers: Dieter Ries (Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz), Dieter Ries (Paul Scherrer Institut), Dieter Ries (Conseil Europeen Recherche Nucl. (CERN)), Dieter Ries (C), Kevin Labe

DRiesTrigger.pdf

PIONEER electronics.pdf

RPD2022_KLabe_DRies.mp4

36 Tracker possibilities from Stony Brook

Speakers: Dr Prakhar Garg (Stony Brook University), Prakhar Garg (Stony Brook University), Prakhar Garg (Stony Brook University)

Pion_Decay_Wokshop_Oct8_2022_v2.pdf

RPD2022_PGarg.mp4

10:20 Coffee

37 Production plans at FBK

Speaker: Matteo Centis Vignali (FBK)

lgadFBKpionWorkshop.pdf

RPD2022_MCentisVignali.mp4

38 DAQ overview

Speaker: Tim Gorringe

pioneerdaqSCworkshop.pdf

RPD2022_TGorringe.mp4

39 PIONEER going forward; R&D; next PSI; Small funding

Speaker: David Hertzog (University of Washington)

Hertzog-Funding-Generic-RPW Workhop.pdf

Hertzog-Technical-Discussions.pdf

RPD2022_PIONEER_project_discussions.mp4

40 DISCUSSION of these Systematics

12:00 Lunch

Simulation bootcamp

RPD2022_Sim_bootcamp.mp4

13:45 Coffee

IB meeting

41 Small Discussion Sessions to be Arranged