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COMPASS status & near future Alain Magnon DAPNIA/SPhN (CEA Saclay) On behalf of the COMPASS Collaboration A.Magnon Villars Sept 24, 2004

Content COMPASS, some history Spectrometer Data taking 2002 to 2004 Results: highlights & projections Near future 2006-2010, SPS beam Higher proton intensity, 2010 -> A.Magnon Villars Sept 24, 2004

COMPASS genealogy/calendar COMMON MUON and PROTON APPARATUS for STRUCTURE and SPECTROSCOPY 1996: last SMC year … and COMPASS proposal 1997: conditional approval 1998: MoU, September 1999 – 2000: construction and installation 2001: commissioning run 2002 -2004: data taking © G. MALLOT A.Magnon Villars Sept 24, 2004

COMPASS Collaboration Bielefeld, Bochum, Bonn (ISKP, PI), Burdwan and Calcutta, CERN, Dubna, Erlangen, Freiburg, Heidelberg, Helsinki, Lisbon, Mainz, Moscow (INR, LPI, MSU), Munich (LMU, TU), Nagoya, Prague, Protvino, Saclay, Tel Aviv, Torino (Univ., INFN), Trieste (Univ.,INFN), Warsaw (SINS, TU) More than 220 physicists from 28 Institutes A.Magnon Villars Sept 24, 2004

Hadron structure and spectroscopy Physics programme Hadron structure and spectroscopy Muon beam programme Quarks and gluon polarisation in polarised (longitudinal) nucleons Transverse spin distribution Lambda polarisation Diffractive vector-meson production Hadron beam programme Polarisibility of pions and kaons (Primakoff reaction) Exotics q-states, glue balls Semi-leptonic decays of charmed baryons Double charmed hadrons GPDs (DVCS, HEMP) see N.D’Hose talk - under consideration - A.Magnon Villars Sept 24, 2004

Imperative to measure ΔG Quark & gluon spin Nucleon spin: ½ = ½ ΔΣ + ΔG +<Lz > In polarised DIS, one measures flavor singlet axial matrix element a0 = ΔΣ – (as/2p)nf ΔG All experiments (SLAC,EMC,SMC, SLAC, HERMES) confirm: a0 ~ 0.1 ÷ 0.2 Imperative to measure ΔG ?? A.Magnon Villars Sept 24, 2004

COMPASS acceptance Excellent for non-perturbative & perturbative physics - small xBj & very small Q2  Q2 > 100 (GeV/c)2 A.Magnon Villars Sept 24, 2004

Spectrometer 2002 -> 2004 trigger-hodoscopes SPS 160 GeV DW45 straws SM2 dipole Muon-filter2,MW2 RICH_1 HCAL1 Gem_11 SM1 dipole ECAL2,HCAL2 Polarised Target MWPC Gems Scifi SPS 160 GeV 2.108m/spill Muon-filter1,MW1 Veto straws,MWPC,Gems,SciFi Gems,SciFi,DCs,straws Silicon SciFi Micromegas,DC,SciFi BMS A.Magnon Villars Sept 24, 2004

Polarized target system 3He – 4He dilution refrigerator (T~50mK) +dipole magnet (0.5T) μ Reconstructed interaction vertices A.Magnon Villars Sept 24, 2004

COMPASS/Oxford-Danfysik solenoid December 2003 : MoU CERN/DAPNIA/COMPASS finalize instrumentation and magnetic tests 2004 : Agreement with OD delivery to Saclay perform cold acceptance tests delivery to CERN 2005 : Installation CERN, tests, magnetic measurements, polarization A.Magnon Villars Sept 24, 2004

PID with RICH1 3 m 116 VUV mirrors, surface area: 21 m2 6 m 5 m photon detectors: CsI MWPC mirror wall vessel radiator: C4F10 Photon detection 5.3 m2 MWPCs 16 CsI Photocathodes 84,000 analog readout channels single photon: s =1.2 mrad ring: s =0.4 mrad photons/ring n ~14 3s p /K sep. up to 40 GeV/c detection of VUV photons (165-200 nm) A.Magnon Villars Sept 24, 2004

COMPASS objectives Original programme set for about 5 years (1) of running at 150 days/year i.e. 7.2105 spills with 14.4s supercyle and eSPS = 80%. 2108 m/spill equivalent to ~ 1019 protons/year. (1) HMC (4 years) - CHEOPS (2 years) A.Magnon Villars Sept 24, 2004

Data taking 2002 – 2004 2002 2003 2004 (Oct 4) Beam (1) 106days 90d 93d(5) (+16d) єSPS+BL (2) .89 .63 ~.64 Preparation ~30d 7d 3d єSpectro(3) .77 .83 .87 Data taking (4) 44d 39d 47d (61d) muon (L/T) 33d/11d 30d/9d 32d/14d 2004 19d 4d 15d hadron (1) Scheduled beam excluding MDs (5) Update September 17, 2004 (2) Inefficiency from SPS, beam line, etc (3) ~0.90 additional due to time needed to rotate spin and calibrate spectrometer (4) L/T Longitudinal/Transverse sharing 80/20 A.Magnon Villars Sept 24, 2004

Data taking 2004 Thanks to the excellent performances of spectrometer and to the 2 weeks prolongation of SPS running, our expected goal in statistics for 2004 is still in reach A.Magnon Villars Sept 24, 2004

Data taking 2002 - 2004 muon: 2002 + 2003 + 2004 -> 11.3105 spills hadron: 2004 -> ~ 0.5105 spills If things go very well in 2004, we will have at the end of 2004 ~ 1.5  proposed year A.Magnon Villars Sept 24, 2004

Physics results Longitudinal spin : DG/G – from open charm DG/G - Spin asymmetry from high pT hadrons pairs A1d Flavour decomposition of polarized PDF Transverse spin : Collins/Sivers asymmetry Λ & Λ hyperons, production and polarization Vector meson production ρ, φ and J/ψ. Exclusive r production A.Magnon Villars Sept 24, 2004

Exclusive r0 production (1) If SCHC holds -> High precision measurement of spin density matrix element 2002 data (only) A.Magnon Villars Sept 24, 2004

Transverse spin Collins asymmetry ΦC = Φh + ΦS – π A = A0 ± A1 sin(ΦC) AColl = A1 / (DNN.f.P) AColl h1q(x,Q2) h+ h- xBJ zhad A.Magnon Villars Sept 24, 2004

“Longitudinal spin virtual photon asymmetry” A1d from inclusive scattering “Longitudinal spin virtual photon asymmetry” 2002 data only 6.5 106 DIS evts Q2 > 1 GeV/c2 0.1 < y < 0.9 beam time COMPASS / beam time SMC = 1 / 7 A.Magnon Villars Sept 24, 2004

ΔG/G from high pT hadrons pairs Leading process Gluon radiation (Compton) Photon Gluon Fusion (PGF) - preliminary (2002 data) Ag*d = - 0.065 ± 0.036 (stat) ± 0.010 (syst) Assuming (Phytia-LO) : R_PGF ~ ¼ s(ΔG/G) ~ 0.17 “ΔG/G” = 0.** A.Magnon Villars Sept 24, 2004

ΔG/G from open charm Photon-Gluon-Fusion: 1.2 D0 per PGF cc event ¾2002 (25 “days”) 317 (D*)D0 SEFF(*) ~ 120 c D0 K-p+ (BR = 4%) c (*)SEFF=S/(1+B/S) A.Magnon Villars Sept 24, 2004

FoM = (Pm  PT  f  <aLL>)2  [SEFF=S/(1+B/S)] ΔG/G from open charm s(DG/G) = 1/(FoM1/2) FoM = (Pm  PT  f  <aLL>)2  [SEFF=S/(1+B/S)] (~.76  ~.50 ~.40  ~.22 )2  SEFF FoM2002 ~ 0.00116 120 = 0.14 FoM2002 -> s(DG/G) ~ 2.7 A.Magnon Villars Sept 24, 2004

Figure of Merit, assessment/improvement 2002 -> 2003 -> 2004 Very big effort made to obtain a detailed understanding of our FoM (tracking, RICH reconstruction … etc) see COMPASS note 2004-2 A.Magnon Villars Sept 24, 2004

Figure of Merit, assessment/improvement 2002 -> 2003 -> 2004 COMPASS note 2004-2, projection Update 29.07.2004 A.Magnon Villars Sept 24, 2004

Figure of Merit, assessment/improvement 2002 -> 2003 -> 2004 33 “days” (L) SEFF=151(8) 2003 30 “days” (L) SEFF=674(17) 2004 5 “days” (L) SEFF=112(7) 2002 -> 2003(4) SEFF/day  4.9 18 / 4.9 = 3.6 A.Magnon Villars Sept 24, 2004

Projection for s(DG/G) from D0 FoM2002 = 0.14  Rnb of days =112/25 rFoM ~ 18 (D0+D*)/D* ~ 1.5 FoM(2002 - 2004) ~ 17 s(DG/G) = 0.24 A.Magnon Villars Sept 24, 2004

Projection for s(DG/G), D0 & high PT If 2004 statistic & FoM as expected projection for 2002+2003+2004 data : s(DG/G) = 0.24 (D0) s(DG/G) = 0.05 (high pT all Q2) s(DG/G) = 0.16 (high pT Q2>1GeV2) ssyst from resolved g + LO/NLO ?? HELP from theorists !! s(DG/G) proposal = 0.14 A.Magnon Villars Sept 24, 2004

COMPASS near future (2006 ->), goals Increase global efficiency (FoM/day) by factor ~ 2 : - Larger acceptance with OD magnet - Improve RICH efficiency/purity (software & hardware for central photon detectors) - Improve tracking Take proton data (NH3 target) - Flavor separation of DS & transversity A.Magnon Villars Sept 24, 2004

COMPASS near future (2006 ->) Hadrons: 2.5150 days (proposal) D0 -> s(DG/G)(2) 0.17 0.11 Muons, 2 scenarios: NH3(1) 150 days (proposal) 6LiD + NH3 2150 days - 6LiD/NH3 (50/50) (1)FoM(NH3) ~ 0.3FoM (6LiD) (2)assuming FoM3.92 s(ACollins) reduced by 3 ÷ 6 for proton and D A.Magnon Villars Sept 24, 2004

Beam from SPS beyond (2006 ->) From CERN-AB-2004-022 OP/RF FT request: 150 days/year ~ 7.2 105 spills/year Separation of CNGS/FT operations ? Increase available proton flux ? Longer SPS operation CNGS request: 4.5 1019 protons/year A.Magnon Villars Sept 24, 2004

COMPASS beyond 2010 Increase available proton flux by a factor of ~ 5 - Only solution for dilemma of beam sharing ? - Longitudinal physics, DG/G at several xG, (DG/G) from g1(x,Q2) evolution - Transverse physics, xB, zh, Q2 & pT dependence of Collins asym., T-distribution for s quark ... etc Requires major upgrade of: - M2 beam line & COMPASS spectrometer A.Magnon Villars Sept 24, 2004