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1 The CERN Near Detector(s) initiative

2 An European ND forum Strong interest in Europe for Near Detectors activities for future LBL experiments, both in US and Japan Interest extends outside of the “neutrino community” At CERN: Neutrino Platform, EP-nu group, TH-nu group: can act as catalysers  CERN proposes to coordinate the European effort on ND Addressing physics first: 4 WPs focussing on the main sources and handles on systematics (flux, cross-section, TH-models, ..) Best ND technology derived by the outcome of the physics studies R&D will start once the needs will be defined Keep coordination with DUNE Near Detector Concept Study and initiatives for T2K/HK

3 https://twiki.cern.ch/twiki/bin/view/CENF/NearDetector
Mailing list : now sending invitations Working groups WG1: Measurement of neutrino flux WG2: Cross sections, theory WG3: Cross sections, experimental WG4: Sensitivity studies WG5: Requirements for detectors and R&D

4 WG1:Measurement of neutrino flux
The e-scatter method : define requirements for detector, needed exposure, study dependence on nu angle, possibility to measure nu energy, precision achievable, limitations. The low-nu method: requirements for detector, needed exposure, reliability at low energies, precision achievable, limitations. Hadroproduction Beam monitoring and synergies with muon monitors Other ideas (nu-prism...), but also the “spectrometer” for DUNE beam, enubet Example studies of “real” detectors.. Near-to-far extrapolation

5 WG2Cross sections, theory
Review status of neutrino generators vs data, identify areas of development Comparisons with electron scattering data if available in the generators Generate a test database with available data Stimulate new/complementary experimental programs where needed Address in detail the electron-muon and neutrino-antineutrino differences, extrapolate achievable precision Cross sections, theory

6 WG3: Cross sections, experimental
Target nucleus Detector effects on event identification Detector effects on energy reconstruction Needed coverage (is 4pi necessary?) Need magnetic field ? Identify “control samples” or distributions to validate models and reconstruction Near-far extrapolation if expt. technique not exactly the same (Gas vs Liquid)

7 WG4: sensitivity studies
Analyze the relative contribution of different systematic errors to the final sensitivity Compare different methods: VALOR, Minos, Nova, Mach3... Evaluate need for / develop new tools Provide guidelines to WG1-WG3 in terms of required systematic/statistics

8 WG5: Requirements for detectors and R&D
Gather detector requirements from other Wgs Search for detector techniques possibly matching the requirements Steer R&D efforts

9 First Steps Send out invitations, hopefully fill the mailing lists..
First (videoconf) meeting soon, common to all wgs Define WG conveners (possibly already at first meeting)


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