Colliders of Tomorrow Kick-off - Muon Collider

Thursday 23 Feb 2023, 14:30 → 16:00 America/Chicago

Sunrise - FNAL

Karri Folan Di Petrillo (University of Chicago), Murtaza Safdari (Fermi National Accelerator Lab. (US)), Sridhara Dasu (University of Wisconsin Madison (US))

 

We'll meet roughly twice a month on Thursday afternoons Central time. An invited speaker will start the meeting with a 30 min talk on a future collider related topic followed by a Q&A. In the second half the meeting, we'll plan for tutorials and give students an opportunity to present recent work.

 

14:30 → 15:00 Multi-TeV Muon Collider

Speaker: Karri Folan Di Petrillo (University of Chicago)

2023.02.23.MuonCollider.pdf

GMT20230223-203233_Recording_1600x800.mp4

GMT20230223-203233_Recording.m4a

GMT20230223-203233_Recording.transcript.vtt

15:15 → 16:00 Discussion

Potential speakers, discussion topics, and tutorials for future meetings

Ideas for physics/detector studies

Your idea here!

Discussion Notes

Attendees: 

Topics:

• Projects
  • What are the most important things to work on?
  • What skills are needed?
    • How much time does the person have to work on the project something meaningful? 
      • What weekly %-time is sufficient and for what duration?
  • Who is available to supervise?
  • Who is willing to provide a tutorial to get going?
  • What resources are needed?
    • All projects at this point are likely computing projects. Can we get started with "personal" or "local" resources? 
      • Snowmass machine is setup with IMCC provided software - how long are the machines available? Can people still get accounts?
      • mucol01.hep.wisc.edu (02 ... as needed) are available with IMCC provided software - feel free to ask for an account if needed.
      • mcsim01.fnal.gov at Fermilab, similar setup
• Current projects (in Americas) - who's doing what?
  • Simone Pagan Griso, et al, LBL: Tracker reconstruction code development
  • Patrick Meade et al, Stony Brook: Physics simulations including detector acceptance (PGS?)
  • Daniel Ally, Grad Student, Tennessee: Tracker BIB occupancy and mitigation studies using full simulation
  • Shivani Lomte, Grad Student, Wisconsin: Calorimeter BIB studies using full simulation
  • Kenny Jia, UG Student, Wisconsin: Delphes HH study done with no-BIB study + Adding BIB to Delphes
  • Sergo Jindariani et al Fermilab:  occupancy/bandwidth/power estimates and readout/TDAQ design
  • Max Swiatlowski, Kate Pachal, TRIUMF: jet/MET reconstruction
  • Karri DiPetrillo, Ben Rosser et al, UChicago: detector design/acceptance  
  • ...
• Future projects - who's interested?
  • Madgraph-Pythia-Delphes generated data with uproot+numpy+mathpltlib for analysis
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