L. Suszycki, Tel Aviv, 18-19 Sept, 2005 LumiCal background studies Contents: Guinea Pig results Vermasseren results Remarks on energy reconstruction Conclusions.

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L. Suszycki, Tel Aviv, Sept, 2005 LumiCal background studies Contents: Guinea Pig results Vermasseren results Remarks on energy reconstruction Conclusions

L. Suszycki, Tel Aviv, Sept, 2005 LumiCal in Geant3 Standard setup: 15cylinders x 24 sectors x 30 rings R from 8 to 28 cm Z from 305 to cm 0.65cm longitudinal period 0.3 mm Si sensors (first layer not screened with W) 1X_0 W absorbers Z-aligned position

L. Suszycki, Tel Aviv, Sept, 2005 Guinea Pig program The program includes processes (D.Schulte thesis): Coherent pair creation (interac’n with magn.field), rate low Incoherent pair creation: 1. Breit-Wheeler process – both γ real 2. Bethe-Heitler process – one γ real 3. Landau-Lifshitz process – both γ virtual - this is called also gamma-gamma process Additional effects:  Beam-size effect (on)  Beam energy spread (not used)  Gamma-gamma ’ hadrons (not used)

L. Suszycki, Tel Aviv, Sept, 2005 Guinea Pig program Remark: the program also calculates bremstrahlung –2 particle process, not collective interaction – can be neglected comparing to beamstrahlung

L. Suszycki, Tel Aviv, Sept, 2005 Beamstrahlung: head-on Guinea Pig simulation: 10 bunches TDR Tesla accelerator parameters 500 and 800 GeV

L. Suszycki, Tel Aviv, Sept, 2005 Beamstrahlung: head-on 500GeV cont’d

L. Suszycki, Tel Aviv, Sept, 2005 Beamstrahlung: head-on 800 GeV

L. Suszycki, Tel Aviv, Sept, 2005 Beamstrahlung: head-on 800 GeV cont’d

L. Suszycki, Tel Aviv, Sept, 2005 Beamstrahlung: X20mrad serpentine field

L. Suszycki, Tel Aviv, Sept, 2005 Beamstrahlung: X20mrad serpentine field

L. Suszycki, Tel Aviv, Sept, 2005 Beamstrahlung: X20mrad axial field

L. Suszycki, Tel Aviv, Sept, 2005 Beamstrahlung: X20mrad axial field

L. Suszycki, Tel Aviv, Sept, 2005 Beamstrahlung summary Option:0mrad0mrad20mrad20mrad 500GeV800GeV 500GeV,serpent.f. 500GeV,axial f. Energy/b.cr.: E_inc370GeV700GeV1600GeV210GeV E_sens0.095GeV0.16GeV9.8GeV0.13GeV E_seen9GeV15GeV900GeV12GeV Remark: E_seen = E_sens*(calorimeter calibration constant=91.37, calculated from 250GeV electron MC)

L. Suszycki, Tel Aviv, Sept, 2005 Vermasseren Vermasseren generator used by DELPHI at LEP (thanks to B. Muryn for the code) It can simulate gamma-gamma to f-fbar (e+e- done) It does NOT take beam size effect into account Only head-on option simulated

L. Suszycki, Tel Aviv, Sept, 2005 Gamma-gamma head-on Total cross section (with some reasonable cuts) = 71 nb Results for 1000 events generated

L. Suszycki, Tel Aviv, Sept, 2005 Gamma-gamma head-on Low energy particles emitted at large angles hit LumiCal

L. Suszycki, Tel Aviv, Sept, 2005 Vermasseren summary gamma-gamma -> e+e- Total rate = 2.8*10 -3 /b.cr. Mean energy E inc = 0.9GeV Rate(E inc >150GeV) =~6*10 -5 /b.cr. (MC statistics is small – only ~10 particles >150GeV) Comparable (?) to Bhabha rate = ~6* /b.cr. Needs further study Beam size effect can lower rate by %

L. Suszycki, Tel Aviv, Sept, 2005 Background from scattered particles 3 sources of high energy background: BeamCal, backscattering ECAL edge Beampipe near IP z~14cm (change of shape) Theta(rad) Zz_rec(cm) Good events

L. Suszycki, Tel Aviv, Sept, 2005 Background from scattered particles Cleaning up the energy distribution: 1. All events 2. Particles emitted in the LumiCal theta range 3. Events selected with z_rec =

L. Suszycki, Tel Aviv, Sept, 2005 Conclusions Serpentine field for X 20mrad is bad for LumiCal MC of gamma-gamma background yet not conclusive Selection of events with z-cut should help to supress some background

L. Suszycki, Tel Aviv, Sept, 2005