The 2014 LHeC workshop follows
the publication of its conceptual design report (CDR)
and the discovery of the Higgs boson in 2012. Recent LHeC progress
concerns the study of the increase of its luminosity to 10^34cm-2s-1,
the choice of the frequency of 802 MHz as well as the design towards
an energy recovery test facility with up to
1 GeV of electron beam energy. The workshop will
discuss progress on the LHeC physics (Higgs, top, heavy ions etc) in
conjunction with the evolution and simulation of the detector
design. It will consider maximising the
ep luminosity in synchronous ep and pp operation at the LHC,
including a heavy ion programme,
and progress in the design of the
ERL test facility at CERN. Very recent developments towards a future multi-TeV proton
accelerator at CERN open prospects for ep/eA experimentation at yet enlarged energy. The workshop is open for contributions
on the various aspects of the LHeC development and its relation
to the LHC. It is prepared by an organising committee in
collaboration with the working group convenors and an international
advisory committee.
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