14–17 Nov 2012
Academic Building, Utrecht University
Europe/Zurich timezone

Future of Heavy Quark Measurement at sPHENIX

17 Nov 2012, 12:00
30m
Kanunnikenzaal (Academic Building, Utrecht University)

Kanunnikenzaal

Academic Building, Utrecht University

Domplein 29, Utrecht
Future exp/upgrades Future experiments and upgrades

Speakers

Cesar Luiz da Silva (Los Alamos National Lab) J. Matthew Durham (Los Alamos National Laboratory)

Description

The PHENIX Collaboration is designing a new detector configuration (sPHENIX) to continue the studies of the recent discoveries at RHIC. The new detector will be based on a strong solenoid magnet with full azimuthal calorimetry and tracking coverage as well as displaced-vertex measurement capabilities. A new landmark of sQGP interaction, color screening and initial state effect studies can be explored at RHIC with measurements like heavy flavor tagged jets, hadron(gamma)-heavy flavor correlation and identification of different quarkonia states in p+p, p+A and A+A collisions. This presentation will detail the conceptual design, the staging and the physics which can be addressed in this concept.

Author

Cesar Luiz da Silva (Los Alamos National Lab)

Presentation materials