The Start point to discuss possible variants of a future Detector Set Up. N.Smirnov, Physics Department, Yale University ( many thanks for preliminary.

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The Start point to discuss possible variants of a future Detector Set Up. N.Smirnov, Physics Department, Yale University ( many thanks for preliminary discussions to R.Bellwied, A.Deshpande, J.Harris, B.Surrow, T.Ullrich, H.Wieman, J.Vavra, C.Woody ) March 15-17, 2004, EIC workshop, JLab.

There is a sense to discuss three detector set-up variants.  A la ALEPH, DELPHI, H1, …(variant A) R of Magnet ~2.5 m ( 1.5 T ) EMC – inside of Magnet Return yoke – H. Cal.  A la ZEUS, …. (variant Z ) R of Magnet ~1.0 m ( 2. – 3. T ) EMC – outside of Magnet Return yoke – Hadr. Cal.  A la CLEO, …. ( variant C ) R of Magnet ~1.5 m ( 1.5 T ) EMC – inside of Magnet Return yoke – muon Detector

Detector Set Up (variant A). { SLD Magnet, HC, MD, LArC, …} HC, “catcher” & Muon Detector. 15 planes, (5. cm Fe, streamer tubes, 0.3 x 4 cm resolution) EEMC, Fe/Sc EMC; Crystals + Fe(Pb)/Sc (accordion type) or Liquid Argon (6x6 mrad towers) ToF, ALICE/STAR cloneSC Magnet Coil, 1.5 T Tracking: Si Vertex Detector, miniTPC ~35 pad rows, Pad Detectors in Barrel and End Caps (micro- pattern technology). Si + Pad Detectors in Forward R = 2.8 m dZ = 3.0 m DX Gas RICH AG ChD

Simulation conditions - one pion / event - minimum 6 hits / track - more-less “realistic” detector response (100% hit efficiency) Pt, Gev/cPz, Gev/c |η||η| N of hits/track VS |η| All momentum; P < 10. GeV/c

Detector setup, Variant A Pt reconstruction performance. |η||η| dPt/Pt, % Pt, GeV/c All momentum; P < 10. GeV/c |η| = {0.05 –3.5} Pt = {0.1 – 3.5} GeV/c , Θ, deg

Momentum reconstruction performance (high Pt) dPt/Pt, % Pt, GeV/c IηI < <IηI < 1.6 IηI > 2.2 IηIIηI Pt = 10. GeV/c Pt = 2. GeV/c All Tracking Det Pad Det. only

Mass reconstruction performance (variant A) J/Ψ  e+e- Υ  e+e- (1S) (2S) (1S) (2S) (3S) full scale simulation / reconstruction but not realistic background

P, GeV/c π/K/p dE/dx + ToF p π A1 A1+A2+RICH RICH K A1+ToF A1+A2 RICH ToF A1+A2 RICH Particle Identification: dE/dX, ToF, AgChD, gas RICH, ECal, HCal/Muon Detector (TRD or/and “mini TPC+Ch.Det” as more e/π )

miniTPC + CsI Pad Detector, proposed variant Input gas window radius – 16. cm Output gas window radius – 80. cm Pad detector I with CsI One miniTPC module Cathode Anode e- Drift: cm Fast, low diffusion, UV transparent gas mixture GEMs + Pads

Detector Set Up, Variant Z R = 3.25 m dZ = 3.9 m SC Magnet Coil, 2.0 T Hadron, EM Calorimeters FEMC, W/Si DX AeroGel Ch D gas RICH

Detector Setup, Variant Z Barrel tracking and Simulation conditions Tracking: Si Vertex Detector, miniTPC ~15 pad rows, Si and Pad Detectors in Barrel and End Caps (micro- pattern technology). Si + Pad Detectors in Forward

Detector setup, Variant Z. Pt reconstruction performance. |η||η| dPt/Pt, % Pt, GeV/c All momentum; P < 10. GeV/c Pt = {0.1 – 3.5} GeV/c |η| = {0.05 –3.0}

Instead of conclusion team should be organized careful simulation / reconstruction job for different detector set-up variants ( decision / selection in a future ) R&D activity Maximum possible “yellow beam line shift” – “R space available for the Detector” IR design – “Z space available”

Detector Variant on the basis of SLD (variant A) SC Magnet Coil, 1.5 T EEMC, Fe/Sc or W/Si EMC; Crystals + Fe(Pb)/Sc (accordion type) or LAr variant, 6x6 mrad towers Tracking: - Si Vertex Detector, - miniTPC ~35 pad rows, Pad Detectors in Barrel and End Caps, micro-pattern technology. - Si + Pad Detectors in Forward ToF DX Gas RICH HC, “catcher” & Muon Detector. 15 planes, (5. cm Fe, streamer tubes, 0.3 x 4 cm resolution) dZ = 3.0 m R = 2.8 m “E side”