FCC Week 2018

Session

Common detector technology

Apr 12, 2018, 1:30 PM

P1 Effectenbeurszaal (0.4)

Conveners

Common detector technology: Common software

• Patrick Janot (CERN)

Common detector technology: Common technologies

• Shoji Asai (University of Tokyo (JP))

281. Simulation and Analysis Chain for the FCC-hh Studies

Clement Helsens (CERN)

4/12/18, 1:30 PM

Common detector

282. Simulation of the drift chamber for the FCCee-IDEA detector concept within FCCSW

Niloufar Alipour Tehrani (CERN)

4/12/18, 1:40 PM

Common detector

283. Timed Track Seeding to mitigate pile-up effects

Valentin Volkl (University of Innsbruck (AT))

4/12/18, 2:00 PM

Common detector

284. Status of full track reconstruction with ACTS in FCCSW

Julia Hrdinka (Vienna University of Technology (AT))

4/12/18, 2:20 PM

Common detector

285. Papas: A Fast Simulation of the Particle Flow

Colin Bernet (IPNL/CNRS (Lyon))

4/12/18, 2:40 PM

Common detector

Particle flow combines the information from all subdetectors for an optimal reconstruction of all particles in the final state of the collision: charged hadrons, photons, neutral hadrons, electrons, and muons. This technique demonstrated superior performance in past and present experiments, both in ee and pp collisions (ALEPH, CMS), and is now envisioned for future collider experiments. The...

53. Development of Silicon Detectors for Tracking and Timing within the RD50 Collaboration

Matteo Centis Vignali (CERN)

4/12/18, 3:30 PM

Common detector

This talk summarizes the results and activities of the RD50 collaboration in the development of silicon detectors for hadron colliders. The focus of the collaboration is the improvement of the detectors' radiation hardness, with an emphasis on high-luminosity LHC applications. The radiation damage mechanisms of silicon detectors are introduced, together with the activities to develop models...

286. Present and future of microelectronics

Michael Campbell (CERN)

4/12/18, 4:00 PM

Common detector

241. A Muon detector based on the μrWell technology

Paolo Giacomelli (INFN Sezione di Bologna)

4/12/18, 4:30 PM

Common detector

The Muon system of a FCC detector, both for the leptonic as well as for the hadronic collider, will have to cover an area of several thousands of square meters and possess accurate time and coordinate resolutions in order to provide a precise momentum resolution. The muon detector will also need to provide a standalone muon trigger, bunch crossing identification and be able to match muons...