Speaker
Prof.
Jeremy Mans
(University of Minnesota (US))
Description
The LHC has successfully delivered more than 12 /fb of data through operations from 2009-2012, which CMS has used for wide range of physics analyses. CMS is planning a set of detector upgrades beginning in 2013 and continuing to support physics in the HL-LHC era, which will extend the delivered luminosity up to 3000 /fb by 2030. The projects already in the technical design phase in planned improvements include an improved pixel tracker, enhancements to the hadronic calorimeters, and a more-powerful Level-1 trigger. For HL-LHC, designs for a trigger-capable tracker and extremely radiation-hard forward calorimeters are under study. This presentation summarizes the various improvements to the CMS detector planned to optimize the physics yield from LHC data over the next 20 years.
Primary author
Prof.
Jeremy Mans
(University of Minnesota (US))