RHIC/AGS User’s Meeting PHENIX Run-15 Goals and Status Douglas Fields University of New Mexico For the PHENIX Collaboration.

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RHIC/AGS User’s Meeting PHENIX Run-15 Goals and Status Douglas Fields University of New Mexico For the PHENIX Collaboration

RHIC/AGS User’s Meeting “ It was the best of times, it was the worst of times…” - Charles Dickens: A Tale Of Two Cities (1859) 6/11/2015Douglas Fields 2

RHIC/AGS User’s Meeting Run-15 BUP 200 GeV with transverse polarization for 9 weeks [Physics driven goal is 50 pb −1 recorded within |z| = 60%] 200 GeV with transverse polarization of the proton for 5 weeks [Physics driven goal is 190 nb −1 sampled within |z| = 60%.] 200 GeV with transverse polarization of the proton for 2 weeks [Physics driven goal is 450 nb −1 sampled within |z| = 60%] 6/11/2015Douglas Fields 3 …it was the age of wisdom…

RHIC/AGS User’s Meeting Why p+p at 200 GeV? p+p runs have, generally two physics purposes at PHENIX: – A baseline for the understanding of heavy-ion physics. – Since they can be polarized, one can investigate spin physics phenomena at the same time. But, have already run 200 GeV p+p in: – Run 5 (long. and trans pb -1 ), – Run 6 (long. and trans pb -1 ), – Run 8 (trans pb -1 ), – Run 9 (long. 114 pb -1 ), and – Run 12 (trans. 74 pb -1 )! Have > 100 pb -1 of transversely polarized p+p data. Why do we need more? 6/11/2015Douglas Fields 4

RHIC/AGS User’s Meeting We have new instrumentation New instrumentation provides access to previously unmeasured kinematic regions and physics processes. – In Run-15, PHENIX had the MPC-EX for the first time, giving access to direct photons at forward rapidities. – We had a fully working FVTX, and VTX for the first time during 200 GeV p+p and p+A running, enhancing our heavy flavor program at forward and central rapidities. 6/11/2015Douglas Fields 5

RHIC/AGS User’s Meeting 6/11/2015Douglas Fields 6 The MPC-EX Detector A combined charged particle tracker and EM pre-shower detector – dual gain readout allows sensitivity to MIPs and full energy EM showers.  0 rejection (direct photons)  0 reconstruction out to >80GeV Charged track identification 3.1<  <3.8

RHIC/AGS User’s Meeting 6/11/2015Douglas Fields 7 Minipad Sensors Simulated  0 mesons reconstructed in p+p jet events (E>20GeV) using energy splitting. mass (GeV/c 2 ) 1.8mm x 15mm “minipad” sensor Dual SVX-4 Readout Card Cross-Section View: Detector elements are Si “minipad” detectors, one layer per tungsten gap, oriented in X and Y (alternating layers).

RHIC/AGS User’s Meeting MPC-EX in Run 15 6/11/2015Douglas Fields 8 LV Distribution Boards Both North and South MPC-EX detectors were installed a few weeks before the run began. Work on the readout continued into the second half of the p+p run. Successfully began collecting data on March 17. Offline analysis is on-going. …it was the age of foolishness, it was the epoch of belief…

RHIC/AGS User’s Meeting MPC-EX Physics Utilize unique capabilities of MPC- EX upgrade. Direct photon with no final state interactions. Uncertainties clearly resolve sign disagreement for T q,F. 6/11/2015Douglas Fields 9

RHIC/AGS User’s Meeting p+p Luminosity and FoM Goals 6/11/2015Douglas Fields 10 Lumi FoM …it was the epoch of incredulity…

RHIC/AGS User’s Meeting Why p+A at 200 GeV? In the past, we have had several d+A runs. – A baseline for the understanding of heavy-ion runs. – The deuteron beam was not polarized. But even if with a polarized proton beam, what would we look for? 6/11/2015Douglas Fields 11

RHIC/AGS User’s Meeting Protons are smaller 6/11/2015Douglas Fields 12 Deuteron-going direction Gold-going direction d+Au collisions may have a remaining flow effect from multi-parton collisions, that may be smaller in p+Au. And, that flow might explain larger than expected charm enhancement in d+Au.

RHIC/AGS User’s Meeting Refurbished F/VTX VTX pixels and Strip- pixels were refurbished for Run 14. Improved cooling, environment containment, etc. FVTX ran well for Run 15. Together, provides heavy flavor program in PHENIX (DCA). And… 6/11/2015Douglas Fields 13

RHIC/AGS User’s Meeting FVTX Multiplicity Trigger 03/24/2015Douglas Fields 14 Slide from Wei Lei, Rice University

RHIC/AGS User’s Meeting FVTX Multiplicity Trigger 03/24/2015Douglas Fields 15 Trigger : #track > Threshold ~ 3/4 active wedges Online Coarse Track

RHIC/AGS User’s Meeting Run 15 p+p ≥12 ≥14 ≥16 ≥18 MB FVTX Multiplicity Trigger 6/11/2015Douglas Fields 16 Run 15 p+Au Run 15 p+p Run 15 p+Au Au-going direction Has the ability to tune for rejection and purity. Collected sufficient triggers in both p+p and p+Au.

RHIC/AGS User’s Meeting 17 90% C.L. Outer hatched lines are the 90% confidence level envelope of all the EPS09 curves. Assume the R pAu value we measure corresponds to the EPS09 central value. Light blue corresponds to 90% C.L. of simulated measurements. Dark blue represent the 1-sigma limits. Prompt photons in MPC-EX -> Precise Measurement of Gluons at Low-x EPS09 Limits from Prompt Photons Measurement region 6/11/2015Douglas Fields

RHIC/AGS User’s Meeting Transverse Single-Spin Asymmetries in polarized p+A Collisions 6/11/2015Douglas Fields 18 Transverse polarization A N in p+A scales with the saturation scale for p T < Q s. Completely unique RHIC access to saturation physics. p+Au measurement with projected uncertainties in 190 nb -1 |z|<40cm Testing geometric scaling with Si target nuclei, comparable uncertainties with 2 week runs.

RHIC/AGS User’s Meeting MPC-EX 6/11/2015Douglas Fields 19 South: Au going direction North: p going direction …it was the season of Light…

RHIC/AGS User’s Meeting MPC Damage May 11 Damaged South Impacted North 19116/18 May 28 We got lucky No addt’l damage June 1 The end of the MPC in Run 15 South North Store Matin L. Purschke 06/03/2015Douglas Fields 20 …it was the season of Darkness…

RHIC/AGS User’s Meeting Silicon Barrel 2 ladders 4,7,8,9,10, and 11 have been impacted W E Consistent with a hit in the upper- east quadrant Matin L. Purschke 06/03/2015Douglas Fields 21 …it was the spring of hope, it was the winter of despair… After a further event, we have turned off the FVTX and VTX…

RHIC/AGS User’s Meeting p+Au Luminosity and FoM Goals 6/11/2015Douglas Fields 22 Lumi FoM MPC damage

RHIC/AGS User’s Meeting Local Polarimeter 6/11/2015Douglas Fields 23 p n ZDC 6.5cm 3cm Blue beam angle : 1.66 mrad (3.6mrad in physics runs) Angle btwn Blue and Yellow : 2mrad Analysis by Minjung Kim (SNU/RIKEN) Nicely centered!

RHIC/AGS User’s Meeting Dedicated runs 6/11/2015Douglas Fields 24 SMD TDC Rear Veto ADC 1 st Attempt (May 21 st ) 2 nd Attempt (June 5 th ) Neutrons from collision Charged backgrounds from Yellow beam SMD Channel from Left to Middle Charged backgrounds are relatively smaller !!

RHIC/AGS User’s Meeting p+Al No MPCEX physics. Will get limited flow observables (the loss of the MPC and the FVTX will leave us only the BBC to determine the reaction plane). Will not get heavy flavor (the loss of the F/VTX means no DCA analysis). Will look at the forward neutron asymmetry in p+Al, to look for systematic changes in asymmetry from p+p to p+Au to p+Al. 6/11/2015Douglas Fields 25 … we had everything before us, we had nothing before us…

RHIC/AGS User’s Meeting Summary Run 15 p+p was very successful, despite a delayed start with our new detector MPC-EX. Run 15 p+Au was also successful, despite the loss of the MPC South early in the run and both MPCs later. We will take whatever we can get from Run 15 p+Al, but have lost most of our more unique physics opportunities. 6/11/2015Douglas Fields 26

RHIC/AGS User’s Meeting Thanks Many thanks to Itaru Nakagawa (Spin Coordinator), our period coordinators, and the entire BNL/PHENIX tech crew! The most sincere thanks to the CAD crew for their hard work and dedication. 6/11/2015Douglas Fields 27 …we were all going direct to Heaven, we were all going direct the other way - in short, the period was so far like the present period, that some of its noisiest authorities insisted on its being received, for good or for evil, in the superlative degree of comparison only.

RHIC/AGS User’s Meeting Backup 6/11/2015Douglas Fields 28

RHIC/AGS User’s Meeting Need to be: – Sensitive to MIPs in first layer – Not saturated at last layer 128 minipads become 256 channels Tracking through the layers MPC-EX MPC 29 charge split QHQH QLQL 150 Charge 6/11/2015Douglas Fields

RHIC/AGS User’s Meeting Protons are smaller 6/11/2015Douglas Fields 30 d+Au collisions may have a remaining flow effect from multi-parton collisions, that may be smaller in p+Au.

RHIC/AGS User’s Meeting Why p+A instead of d+A? 6/11/2015Douglas Fields 31 Multi-parton interactions can contribute to the suppression of the away-side correlation strength. Phys. Rev. D (2011) Forward rapidity corresponds to high-x in the projectile nucleon (d or p). Nuclear corrections at high-x are large for the deuteron, which may necessitate d+p running for proper comparison. …and you can’t polarize the deuteron at RHIC… 12/10/2014 Douglas Fields

RHIC/AGS User’s Meeting Open Heavy Flavor Probes of nPDFs and More 6/11/2015Douglas Fields 32 Another handle on gluon nPDF and critical baseline for quarkonia Measure open charm and beauty at forward/backward rapidity with FVTX Anti-shadowing? Gluon Saturation? Charm Beauty

RHIC/AGS User’s Meeting 6/11/2015Douglas Fields 33 Upper and Lower Limits from EPS09 assuming EPS09 upper curve assuming EPS09 lower curve Ultimate sensitivity depends on the measurement and a full NLO fit.

RHIC/AGS User’s Meeting Geometry Test 6/11/2015Douglas Fields 34 DIS measures give geometry averaged nPDF Utilized d+Au centrality measures to date… Excellent opportunity to validate with direct photons nPDF of different nuclei

RHIC/AGS User’s Meeting Quarkonia in Medium (Cold or Hot) 6/11/2015Douglas Fields 35 Instead of d+Au centrality selection, another method to change nuclear density is with different targets Also combined with improved S/B and for the first time  ’ at forward and backward rapidity (FVTX) J/  and  ’ are hard to explain w/ nPDF &  breakup

RHIC/AGS User’s Meeting Yellow Pre-fires, etc. Store 18969?, April 30 - ??? – Tripped LV/HV in MPC-EX, 20% increase in bias current, MPC was off. Store 19050, May 11 - Pre-fire 111x111 – MPC South mostly gone, MPC North damaged Store 19116, May 28 - Pre-fire 12x12 store – No additional damage Store 19118, May 28 - Pre-fire 111x111 – No additional damage Store 19134, June 1 - Pre-fire 111x111 – Killed remaining MPC both sides Store 19139, June 2 - ??? – Tripped 3 out of 4 MPC-EX LV modules and all HV Matin L. Purschke 06/03/2015Douglas Fields 36