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Jun 5 – 9, 2023
Millennium Gloucester Hotel London Kensington
Europe/London timezone

Future Circular Collider (FCC) Dual Readout: a step closer to a scalable solution

Jun 8, 2023, 5:15 PM
1m
Santosa Suite

Santosa Suite

Poster (one author must be in person) Accelerators posters Poster session and Wine & cheese

Speakers

Prof. Alessandro Gabrielli (Università e INFN, Bologna (IT)) Paolo Giacomelli (INFN Sezione di Bologna)

Description

Future ElectroWeaK factories require unprecedented highly granular jet calorimeters energy resolution. This goal appears to be achievable only with an imaging calorimeter it exploits particle flow algorithms or a fiber sampling Dual Readout (DR) calorimeter using scintillation and Cerenkov effects, the former produced by all ionising particles, the latter only by relativistic charged particles. In both cases, many problems are still open and R&D is needed to build a hadron-sized prototype and evaluate the performance. Finally, new digital devices as digital SiPMs, currently not in the schedule, could lead to a simpler and innovative readout architecture.
The DR features absorber composed of stainless steel, and detector which are composed of scintillating and clear fibers. The former are sensitive to all kind of charged particles, to measure the total deposited energy, the latter are sensitive to Cherenkov light to measure EM shower parameters.
The Hidra-2 project aims to design, build and qualify prototype of fiber sampling granular DR calorimeter to evaluate:
a) a stand-alone hadronic resolution around 30%/√E or better, both for single hadrons and for jets, while maintain a resolution for isolated electromagnetic (em) showers close to 10%/√E;
b) a transversal resolution of O(1 mrad)/√E;
c) a longitudinal one of a few cm (by phasing);
d) a modular and scalable construction technique;
e) an innovative reading architecture based on SiPM;
f) the performance of Deep Neural Network algorithms in exploiting such a large amount of (3D) information.

Primary author

Prof. Alessandro Gabrielli (Università e INFN, Bologna (IT))

Co-authors

Davide Falchieri (Universita e INFN, Bologna (IT)) Carlo Veri (INFN - National Institute for Nuclear Physics) Paolo Giacomelli (INFN Sezione di Bologna)

Presentation materials