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IOP 2014 Joint HEPP & APP Group Meeting

7–9 Apr 2014
Royal Holloway, University of London
Europe/London timezone
Institute of Physics 2014 Joint High Energy Particle Physics and Astro Particle Physics Groups Annual Meeting

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Plenary 5

9 Apr 2014, 08:30
Windsor Building (Royal Holloway, University of London)

Windsor Building

Royal Holloway, University of London

Egham Hill, Surrey TW20 0EX

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Plenary 5: Near-Future Prospects

  • Session chair: Prof. Antonella De Santo

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  1. 3. LHC Detector Upgrades
    Prof. Geoff Hall (Imperial College London)
    09/04/2014, 08:30
    Detectors and Accelerators, Near and Far Future
    Over the next decade a series of upgrades to both the LHC machine and the experiments which operate at the LHC will be carried out. Some of them are already under way. A brief summary will be given of the motivations for detector upgrades, with the accelerator schedule as it is currently foreseen, and a short review of the major elements of the upgrade plans for the four LHC experiments,...
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  2. 21. The Next-Generation Particle Accelerator
    Dr Frank Zimmermann (CERN)
    09/04/2014, 08:55
    Detectors and Accelerators, Near and Far Future
    Options for the next high-energy electron-positron collider are reviewed, by comparing a linear-collider design - the ILC - with proposed circular collider Higgs factories such as FCC-ee/TLEP. This presentation sketches relative construction costs, some key intrinsic features of circular and linear colliders, issues related to electrical power consumption, interaction-point spot sizes,...
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  3. 10. Future Long Baseline Neutrino Oscillation Experiments and Detectors
    Dr Morgan Wascko
    09/04/2014, 09:25
    The Neutrino Sector
    The next generation of accelerator neutrino oscillation experiments will have significant discovery potential for CP violation in the lepton sector. I will review the physics prospects of these experiments, with emphasis on the UK's role in them.
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  4. 8. Gravitational Wave Detection: the Advanced Generation of Gravitational-Wave Detectors
    Prof. Sheila Rowan
    09/04/2014, 09:55
    Particle Astrophysics, Current and Future
    This talk will cover the status of activities for the construction and commissioning of the imminent generation of the gravitational GW detectors due to start first science runs next year. It will focus on the status of and plans for the Advanced LIGO observatories (in Hanford Washington, and Livingston Louisiana, USA) and Advanced Virgo (near Cascina, Italy), and their operation in the...
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