Snowmass Summary Session: Introduction D. MacFarlane August 23, 2013.

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Snowmass Summary Session: Introduction D. MacFarlane August 23, 2013

Multi-step planning process for US HEP program  HEP Facilities Subpanel: Winter 2013 » Advise DOE/SC on the scientific impact and technical maturity of planned and proposed SC Facilities (>$100M)  DPF/CSS2013 “Snowmass”: Fall 2012 to summer 2013 » Identify compelling HEP science opportunities » Not a prioritization but can make scientific judgments » Extended set of working group/subgroup meetings (57) culminating in “Snowmass” meeting in Minneapolis  HEPAP/P5: Fall 2013 to spring 2014 » Develop new strategic plan and priorities for US HEP under various funding scenarios  Parallel to European & Japanese planning efforts Snowmass and the PPA program 2

3 Broad effort organized around seven working groups Snowmass and the PPA program Working GroupTargeted subgroups [Total]Conveners Energy FrontierHiggs Boson [6]Brock (MSU) & Peskin (SLAC) Intensity FrontierNeutrinos [6]Hewett (SLAC) & Weerts (ANL) Cosmic FrontierDirect DM, Indirect DM, complementarity, DE & CMB [6] Feng (UCI) & Ritz (UCSC) Facility Capabilities Frontier lepton & gamma colliders [8] Barletta (MIT) & Gilchriese (LBNL) Instrumentation Frontier Sensors, detector systems, DAQ & electronics [6] Demarteau (ANL), Nicholson (Mt. Holyoke), Lipton (Fermilab) Computing Frontier Astrophysics & Cosmology [12]Bauerdick (Fermilab) & Gottlieb (Indiana) Education & Outreach Bardeen (Fermilab) & Cronin-Hennessy (Minn)

Bringing community together at Snowmass meeting 4 Snowmass and the PPA program  Output: » ~240-page Snowmass Book with 30 page overall summary » SLAC-hosted repository for community white papers SLAC-hosted repository

5 Topics for colloquia and panels Snowmass and the PPA program  Dark Matter  Higgs Boson, Higgs sector and naturalness  Neutrino mass, mixing and Grand Unification  Precision frontier: Finding new physics through loops and radiative corrections  Cosmic surveys: Dark energy, inflation, neturino, etc  New light weakly-coupled particles  Energies beyond the LHC: goals and techniques  High Energy Cosmic Particles  Quark, Lepton Flavor and CP  Opportunities with high intensity accelerators beyond the current era: physics goals and accelerator technologies  Transformative technologies for instrumentation and data

Overall Impressions  Snowmass report and supporting white papers » A lot of real work done in pre-meetings, so report will be a very valuable resource to community  Progress in broader science appreciation » Colloquia were to varying degrees successful in communicating science opportunities  Some new ideas now more seriously under consideration » Examples are B-mode CMB strategy and CTA Snowmass and the PPA program 6