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Perspectives for a HERMES (PAX)-like polarized internal gas target at LHC P. Lenisa – University of Ferrara and INFN E. Steffens – University of Erlangen-Nürnberg 7th Georgian-German School and Workshop in Basic Science Tbilisi, 29.08.16

Motivation AFTER@LHC: A Fixed-Target ExpeRiment for hadron, heavy ions and spin-physics at LHC. Physics goals: Large-x gluon, antiquark and heavy-quark content in the nucleon and nucleus. Dynamics and spin of gluons in (un)polarised nucleons Heavy-ion collisions towards large rapidities

Fixed target mode at LHC Advantages of the fixed-target mode (wrt to collider): Access high Feynman xF domain (xF = pz/pzmax) High luminosities (dense targets) Easy change target type Possibility to polarize the target Spin physics program possible No effect on the LHC performance: Two options possible: Bent crystal in the halo of the LHC beam + solid target. Internal gas target

Proton-proton collisions: variables XB: Bjorken-x (0<xB<1) - xB = parton momentum fraction - x1 & x2 Bjorken-x of beam and target XF: Feymann-x (-1<xF<1) Rapidity (y) and angle with beam axis (q) Collider Fixed target y

Kinematics for a fixed target at LHC Entire CM forward hemisphere (yCM > 0) within 0° < θlab < 1° Small detector high multiplicities. Backward physics (yCM<0) Larger angle in the laboratory frame (no constraint from beam pipe). Access to parton with momentum fraction x21 in the targetå Novel testing ground for QCD in the high x frontier: x = [0.3-1]

Nucleon partonic structure: gluons in the proton Gluon distributions at mid and high xB in the proton Not easily accessible in DIS Very large uncertainties Accessible via gluon sensitive probes: Quarkonia Isolated photons Jets (20 ≤ pT ≤ 40 GeV/c)

Heavy quark content of the proton Intrinsic charm rigorous property of QCD Different charm pdfs agree with DIS data Important for high energy neutrino and cosmic ray physics

Nucleon spin-structure Spin of gluons inside polarized nucleons (Gluon) Sivers effects with a transversely polarized target Gluon Sivers effect: correlation between gluon transverse momentum kT and proton spin Target rapidity region (xF < 0) -> high x (xF  -1): kT - spin correlation is largest Transverse single spin asymmetries for gluon sensitive probes: - Quarkonia, B & D mesons …

Spin of gluons inside polarized nucleons (Gluon) Sivers effects with a transversely polarized target Asymmetry up to 10% predicted in DY for the target rapidity region (xF<0)

Fixed target experiment: Option I. Beam extraction using a bent crystal

Fixed target experiment: Option II. Storage cell internal gas target History Storage Cell part of the hydrogen MASER (Ramsey 1965): . Teflon-coated storage cell filled with polarized H from an ABS as target for Scattering Experiments first proposed by W. Haeberly in 1965 First experimental test of in Madison, Wisconsin (1980) Experimentally used with: Proton beams (< 2 GeV): PINTEX@IUCF, ANKE/PAX@COSY Electron/positron beam (27 GeV): HERMES@HERA (1995-2005)

The HERMES polarized internal gas target @ HERA Polarized atomic beam injected from left Sample beam: QMS (a = molecular fraction). Polarimeter (P = atomic polarization). Sampling corrections to compute polarization seen by beam. Atomic Beam Source Target Gas Analyzer Sample Beam Polarimeter Target B

HERMES H&D target e 27.6 GeV p 920 GeV

The HERMES target now: PAX @ COSY ABS Breit-Rabi polarimeter Last achievement Target compatible for H and D running (Without vacuum breaks!)

The HERMES (at DESY) target (1995-2005) Low-b section @ 30 GeV HERA e+/e- Polarized 3He, 1H, 2D and unpolarized gas H2 to Xe [NIM A540 (2005) 68]. T-shaped Al-storage cell (75 mm thick) 400 mm long Elliptical cross section rx,y ≈ 15 sx,y + 1 mm Feed tube: 100 mm long, 10 mm (plus capillary for gas feed system). Cell temperature Tc = 100 – 300 K. Density r0 at cell center: r0 = I / Ctot Narrow tube gives high density, but space for the beam needed! Additional requirements: wall properties for low recombination and depolarization; strong guide field.

The storage cell Material: 75 mm Al with Drifilm coating Size: length: 400mm, elliptical cross section (21 mm x 8.9 mm) Temperature: 100 K ( variable 35 K – 300 K)

Performance for H (2002/03) HERMES 2002/03 data taking with transverse proton polarization Top: Degree of dissociation measured by the TGA (a = 1: no molecules); Bottom: Vector polarization Pz measured by Breit-Rabi-Polarimeter.

The SMOG gas target @ LHCb for diagnostic purposes (vertex locator) from talk by M. Ferro-Luzzi (CERN) workshop AFTER@LHC on 17-Nov-2014 ≈12°

The SMOG internal gas target @ LHC AFTER@LHC M. Ferro-Luzzi (CERN): Originally: pure residual gas (10-9 mbar). Switching off the pumps, pressure up to 5∙10-9 mbar used as target. Since 2012: Ne injected up to p ≈ 1.5∙10-7 mbar At T=293K corresponds to r = 4∙1012 /cm3. Pressure bump 10 m long areal density q is 4∙1015/cm2. Beam losses negligible (t >>108 s). Si-strip detector (VELO): two halves positioned near beam axis. Closed position: detectors-distance to beam: 8 mm, Al housing: 5 mm. Opened position: free space of ≈ 50 mm. Conclusions: “LHCb has pioneered the use of gaseous “fixed target” in the LHC …” “Extensions involving target polarization require bigger investments and long studies (!) ….”

LHC beams p and Pb beams intensities @ LHC Beam half-life: ≈ 10 h Protons: Ip = 3.63∙1018 p/s @ 7 TeV. Lead: IPb = 4.64∙1014 Pb/s @ 2.76 TeV/u. Beam half-life: ≈ 10 h Parasitic operation requires small reduction of half-life (< 10%) 1s-radius at IP (full energy): < 0.02 mm Negligible compared with the cell radius (> 5 mm) Safety radius at injection (450 GeV for p): > 25 mm “Openable” cell required.

Openable storage cell development in Ferrara (Storage cell for 2 GeV p/d beam at COSY (FZ-Juelich)

Geometry for a LHC storage cell LHC Requirements: Beam tube Length: 1000 mm (L1 = 500 mm) Closed: D1 = 14 mm (> DVELO = 10 mm). Opened: D1 = 50 mm Feed tube: D2 = 10 mm and L2 = 100 mm Cell temperature: T = 300 K. Conductance: Ci [l/s] = 3.81 √(T/M)∙ Di3 / (Li + 1.33 Di) (M = molecular weight) Density: r0 = I / Ctot with Ctot = C1 + C2 +... (I [part/s] gas flow-rate) Example: H, Ctot = 2 C1 + C2 = 12.81 l/s, I = 6.5∙1016/s (HERMES): r0 = 5.07∙1012/cm3 areal density q = L1∙ r0 = 2.54∙1014/cm2

Polarized 1H gas target performance Polarized H injected into storage cell Areal density: q = 2.54∙1014 H/ cm2 Proton current Ip = 3.63∙1018/s (similar @ TeV) Total luminosity: Lpp = 0.92∙1033/ cm2 s (About 10% of the collider luminosity) (x20 RHIC p-p luminosity) Possibility to cool down the cell to 100 K (q increase by √(300/100) = √3 = 1.73) spp @ √s = √2MnEp ≈ 100 GeV = 50 mb = 5∙10-26 cm2 Loss rate dN/dt: 4.5∙107/ s Stored protons: N = 3.2∙1014 Max. relative loss rate: (dN/dt)/N = 1.4∙10-7/ s. The H target does not affect the life time of the 7 TeV proton beam.

Polarized 2D and 3He gas targets Polarized 2D target produced with densities comparable 1H. HERMES: 3He target operated at HERA in 1995. 3He gas polarized by Metastability Exchange Optical Pumping (1083 nm laser). Modern lasers make a 3He source (much) more intense than an ABS Choice of the best target has to be made in an early phase of the project!

Unpolarized gas targets (H2,20Ne,84Kr,131Xe,...) LHC enables collisions of beams of same rigidity i.e. p-p collisions @ Emax= 2x7 TeV and Pb-Pb @ Emax = 2x2.76 TeV/nucleon. (Other ions than p or Pb not used for experiments so far). Parallel operation of heavy-Ion Fixed-Target program possible: Storage cell target fed with unpolarized gas: Different combinations of masses could be studied (e.g. Pb on Xe or Ne).

(with Pb-beam loss rate limited to 10%) Pb on Xe target (with Pb-beam loss rate limited to 10%) Pb lifetime in Pb-Pb collider: tc = 10 h/ 0.693 = 14.4 h Max Induced target life time: tt = 10∙14.4 h = 144 h Loss rate dN/dt = N∙ (N = number Pb ions = 4∙1010): N∙/N = 1/144 h -> N∙ = N/5.18∙105 s = 7.72∙104/s = LPb-Xe ∙ stot (Pb-Xe) shadronic: 7.65 barn -> scaling with nuclear radii: stot (Pb-Xe) = 6.6 barn Max. Pb-Xe lumi: LPb-Xe = 1.17∙1028/ cm2s (10 x Pb-Pb collider design luminosity (1027/ cm2 s) Xe density q: 2.52∙1013/cm2 Xe flow rate at 300 K: 2.1∙10-5 mbar l/s

Conclusions Interesting physics perspectives for a fixed target at LHC. Storage cell target provides highest areal density at minimum gas input. Solid technology tested at the HERA - 27.6 GeV e+/e- at I = 40 mA Polarized H gas target: Cell with L=1 m and f = 14 mm assumed (as SMOG/VELO @ LHCb) 1033/cm2 s accessible (16% of collider lumi) Unpolarized target: p-A and Pb-A collisions with H2, He, Ne, Ar, Kr and Xe Max. Pb-Xe lumi: LPb-Xe = 1.17∙1028/ cm2s (10 x higher than collider lumi) Locations at LHC to be identified for realistic planning and design!

Further reading… Thank you ! http://www.hindawi.com/journals/ahep/si/354953/ Thank you !

Boos effect: LHCb becomes a backward detector

Extracted beam by bent-crystal AFTER@LHC (Phys. Part. and Nucl.(2014) p. 336): LHC beam halo (p)extraction by bent-crystal onto polarized proton target. Exp beam intensity: ip = 5∙108/s. COMPASS type frozen spin target too large for LHC tunnel. UVa-type NH3 DNP target with smaller target set-up considered: nt = 1.5 1023/cm2, Pp = 0.85, dilution f = 0.17. FoM = nt P 2 f 2 = 3.1∙1021/cm2. Beam intensity ip also enters the measurement quality: FoM* = ip ∙ FoM = P2 ∙ f 2 ∙ ip ∙ nt = P2 ∙ f 2 ∙ L Comparison: UVa-target and bent-crystal extr. beam: FoM* = 1.57∙1030/cm2 s ‘COMPASS-target “ “ “ FoM* = 1.87∙1032/cm2 s ‘HERMES’ target and full LHC beam: FoM* = 0.60/1.04∙1033/cm2 s (T = 300/100 K, P = 0.85, a = 0.95)

for the PAX target at COSY (FZ-Jülich) NEG pump system (12000 l/s) for the PAX target at COSY (FZ-Jülich)

Requirements for a polarized gas target High gas flow (1017 atoms/s or Q∙(H2) = 1.9∙10-3 mbar l s) into the target section requires powerful differential pumping system and some space. 54% of gas exits through beam tube: beam directed along beam axis. Example: to pump the section to 10-7 mbar S = 2∙104 l/s needed! Possible use of modern adsorption pumps (Cryo, NEG) (0.2 bar∙l of H2 /day) Failure of the target source: valves to target section closed by Interlock. Option of feeding the cell with unpolarized gas. Access to the target area for fixing the polarized target enabled. Experimental to be designed for parallel running with Collider experiments. Cell close to a beam-waist. Counter-rotating beam guided through the experiment: (i) on-axis of the storage cell (ii) with a Chicane of moderate deflection angle sideways by the cell.