3/9/20131BEAST KEK CAD style figures needed For NIM paper: 1.Dcube-micro sideview (Marc) 1.https://www.phys.hawaii.edu/elog/DCube/39 for BEAST.

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3/9/20131BEAST KEK CAD style figures needed For NIM paper: 1.Dcube-micro sideview (Marc) 1. for BEAST TDR: 2.BEAST T0 (Marc) 3.BEAST T1 (Marc) 4.BEAST T2 (Marc) 5.Schematic of TPC system w/ services (Sven) 6.CAD or G4 model of single TPC (Kamalu?)

3/9/20132BEAST KEK (new version) w/o QCS, w/o solenoidw/ QCS, w/o soldenoidw/QCS, w/ solenoid, No SVD, PXD Beam pipe 4 cm (ID?)?Mockup PIN Diodes YYY Beam abort: PIN? Radfet? Polycrystal, single channel diamonds? NNY Micro-TPCs 2 prototypesYY, in SVX dock Synchrotron x-ray measuremnet Thick PXD ladder? SDDs? BGO YYY CDC prototype NYN SVD, PXD ladders & monitors NNY FE-I4 pixels w/ diamond sensor near IP YY No space Scintillator squares/ PIN dioes (tbd) 3x8x2? Y? tbd Thermal neutron detector? Y? tbd BEASTII-T0 BEASTII-T1 BEASTII-T2 Jeep way 1,1’,2 Jeep way 1,1’ Jeep way 1,2 (not 1’) Phase 1 Phase 2

3/9/20133BEAST KEK BEASTII-T0 CAD drawing by Kanazawa-San / Marc Rosen Expect no luminosity during this stage Mostly high levels of beam-gas BG, possibly some Touschek Main BEAST goal: Measure radiation levels to determine when it’s safe to roll in Belle

3/9/20134BEAST KEK BEASTII-T1 Expect collisions, production of all beam BGs Many BG measurements BG possible, allowing validation of simulation Plenty of space for BEAST subsystems Interesting stage for BEAST, but in scenario A we would skip this stage

3/9/20135BEAST KEK BEASTII-T2 Closest to final SuperKEKB/Belle 2 Very limited space for BEAST detectors Good for VXD measurements and related Place some detectors in available VXD dock space

4/22/20136BEAST MEETING Reminder of BEAST TDR schedule (expected deliverables in red) April 19 th: – Draft specifications for each beast subsystem We need this soon so that Marc Rosen can make a BEAST cad drawing – BEAST TDR chapter outlines E.g. list of sections and expected figures  Review/dicuss during April 23 rd BEAST meting May 1 st : BEAST TDR draft – Including preliminary or final figures – Review and discuss outstanding issues during May 7 th BEAST meeting May 24 th : BEAST TDR final version: HARD DEADLINE – Sven to integrate w/ US Belle II TDR, send out for final proofreading May 31: Completed US BelleII TDR

4/22/20137BEAST MEETING Micro TPC system Draft Specifications List of TDR Figures Sven Vahsen, Igal Jaegle

4/22/20138BEAST MEETING Draft Specifications of Micro-TPC System red: to be determined/checked who will provide it, install it, operate it: U. Hawaii group; Vahsen, Jaegle (postdoc), Hedges (grad student), Seong (grad student), Rosen (engineer), X (postdoc) expected physics measurements: fast- neutron flux, angular distribution if achievable during T2 – goals discriminate different beam backgrounds so that we can predict neutron flux at higher luminosity verify / tune normalization and angular distribution of neutron flux in simulation space requirements and location in T0,T1,T2 – Approx. dimensions of each TPC: 6"x4"x30cm – 2 TPCs during T0 (1 forward, 1 backward) – 8 TPCs during T1, T2 – Locations of center of TPCs: backward: r=32 cm, z=-122cm Forward: r=37cm, z=199 cm Four phi positions: 0,90,180,270 degrees 30 cm 6“ 4“

4/22/20139BEAST MEETING Draft Specifications of Micro-TPC System red: to be determined/checked DAQ: Input/output signals per TPC – Digital I/O of 4FE-I4 chips (trigger,LVDS in/out, combined ground)  21 per channels per TPC – Analog signal from copper anode: 1 coax per TPC Services – LV: ~2V, analog, digital  4 wires if common power (parallel or serial), 16 wires if individual) – HV: 5kv: 4 CH + GND, 30 kv (field cage): 3 CH + GND – Gas in/out – Cooling: not required – whether you can take care of them all, or need KEK to provide: will/may ask KEK to provide gas Service connections – 32-pin or 50-pin mil spec LV connection on KF40 feedthough – 8 HV on KF40 feedthrough (up to 2 SHV) – 3 swage lock (gas in/out, overpressure) – 1 KF 40 pump port for quick purge Cable thicknesses, pipe diameters – Gas: ¼” stainless steel tubing – Cables: tbd max distance from sensors to closest part of DAQ system / electronics, so that we can reserve space. Location of DAQ. – ~20m (need to check if OK for LVDS and analog readout) 6” 4” 2.08” HV (<=8 pins) LV+DAQ (<=50 pins) KF40 to vacuum pump Pressure relief gas in gas out

4/22/201310BEAST MEETING List of Figures for micro-TPC chapter Schematic of TPC system w/ DAQ and services (Sven) CAD or G4 model of single TPC (Marc, Kamalu) TPC Acceptance criteria vs pre-prototype measured performance – Angular resolution (Ilsoo) – Gain resolution (Tom) – Energy resolution (Ilsoo) – Simulated neutron efficiency (Igal) – Demonstration of neutron detection (Ilsoo & Sven) Simulated neutron & particle flux – In Belle frame (Igal, Ilsoo, Michael) Rate of neutrons through TPC versus momentum, theta, phi – In TPC frames (Igal) Expected theta, phi distributions, time-normalized, for each beam BG Split up into: He-recoil in gas, alphas, protons, EM, other BG TPC efficiency vs momentum (for which direction?) (Ilsoo, Igal, Sven) – Neutrons – Electrons – muons

4/22/201311BEAST MEETING Schematic of TPC system (figure below shows current lab prototyping system, still need to update for BEAST system)