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Introducing Florida Tech Laszlo Baksay Marcus Hohlmann High Energy Physics Group Dept. of Physics & Space Sciences

12/11/2003L. Baksay, M. Hohlmann - PHENIX IB meeting at BNL2 Where’s Florida Tech ? Cape Canaveral & Kennedy Space Center Florida Tech Orlando Photo credit: NASA STS-95 FSU

12/11/2003L. Baksay, M. Hohlmann - PHENIX IB meeting at BNL3 What’s Florida Tech ? Small private institution (~ 4500 students) Technical orientation (engineering, science) Founded in 1958 by physicist J. Keuper for “missile men” from Cape Canaveral Department of Physics & Space Sciences: Our new home (with 100’ x 30’ high bay) Web cam

12/11/2003L. Baksay, M. Hohlmann - PHENIX IB meeting at BNL4 HEP group HEP program at Florida Tech started in 1999 (by L.B.) Main activities: –Gaseous detector R&D (GEMs, aging simulation) –L3 data analysis (  physics) –CMS (muon alignment) –QuarkNet outreach program (3 rd year) Group members: –2 faculty –1 part-time engineer –3 grad students –8 undergrads

12/11/2003L. Baksay, M. Hohlmann - PHENIX IB meeting at BNL5 Florida Tech & Debrecen L.B. founded Ph.D. program in HEP at Debrecen in 1996 Peter Tarjan & Viktor Veszpremi were both grad students of L.B. at Debrecen & Florida Tech Gyongyi Baksay from Debrecen (MS) working on Ph.D. (L3 data analysis) at Fl. Tech with M.H.

12/11/2003L. Baksay, M. Hohlmann - PHENIX IB meeting at BNL6 Gaseous detector expertise LB: –Honeycomb cells (with Rubbia & Telegdi) –Double sense-wire current division drift chamber –Muon drift chamber for MAC exp. –TPC tracking inside a Cerenkov counter –High pressure gas detectors up to 500 bar (H 2 ) MH: –HERA-B Honeycomb Outer Tracker –CDF shower-max. strip chambers in ECAL –H1 forward tracker –(CMS Muon Endcap) Klaus Dehmelt (grad student): –Assembly & test of GEM detectors for COMPASS experiment at CERN (with F. Sauli’s group)

12/11/2003L. Baksay, M. Hohlmann - PHENIX IB meeting at BNL7 Workshop DESY 2001

12/11/2003L. Baksay, M. Hohlmann - PHENIX IB meeting at BNL8 IEEE Portland 2003 Detector Aging Workshop Submit an AbstractSubmit an Abstract Sign up for this WorkshopSign up for this Workshop High Energy Physics experiments are currently entering a new era which requires the operation of gaseous particle detectors at unprecedented high rates and integrated particle fluxes. Full functionality of such detectors over the lifetime of an experiment in a harsh radiation environment is of prime concern to the involved experimenters. The goal of the workshop is to provide a forum for interested experimentalists to review the progress in understanding of aging effects and to exchange recent experiences. For more information, contact: Maxim Titov (Freiburg) and Marcus Hohlmann (Florida Institute of Technology) Maxim TitovMarcus Hohlmann

12/11/2003L. Baksay, M. Hohlmann - PHENIX IB meeting at BNL9 Joining PHENIX Strong interest in next generation of gaseous tracking detectors: TPCs with GEM readout PHENIX TPC will be first fast detector of this type in a heavy-ion or pp experiment unique Would like to focus on the R&D for the TPC Gain experience for Linear Collider TPC

12/11/2003L. Baksay, M. Hohlmann - PHENIX IB meeting at BNL10 Technical contributions to R&D effort Help with designing GEM TPC in detail: –gas choice –validation of proposed materials for construction aging tests at Fl. Tech - performance measurements Beam tests of TPC prototypes (summer) Analysis of test beam data at Fl. Tech Simulation (?) Possibly production of TPC component down the road

12/11/2003L. Baksay, M. Hohlmann - PHENIX IB meeting at BNL11 Current R&D activities Design and construction of 1’’ single-GEM detector Top view Side view Single GEM: GEM PEEK spacers Pickup electrode Drift Electrode PEEK spacer GEM

12/11/2003L. Baksay, M. Hohlmann - PHENIX IB meeting at BNL12 Design of 1’’ triple GEM GEM Top Cu-ring PEEK spacer Bottom Cu-ring assembled single GEM layer Contacts for HV exploded view of single GEM layer Mounting of triple GEM structure Design: Lee Caraway (Fl. Tech)

12/11/2003L. Baksay, M. Hohlmann - PHENIX IB meeting at BNL13 Other contributions previously Fl. Tech student Viktor Veszpremi worked with Gabor David on EMCal calibrations & π 0 analysis at BNL Possibly station graduate student at BNL for TPC work in the future Bring up undergrads in summer for help with test beams etc. We love taking shifts… ☺

12/11/2003L. Baksay, M. Hohlmann - PHENIX IB meeting at BNL14 Conclusion Florida Tech can bring expertise and some manpower to the GEM-TPC project The group is excited about helping to build the first fast GEM-TPC in the world We are looking forward to becoming your collaborators !!