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MICE Collaboration Meeting, 26-29.06.2005, Frascati 1 Roumen Tsenov Department of Atomic Physics, University of Sofia from a group of researchers from the St. Kliment Ohridski University of Sofia to join the MICE collaboration Letter of Intent from a group of researchers from the St. Kliment Ohridski University of Sofia to join the MICE collaboration
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MICE Collaboration Meeting, 26-29.06.2005, Frascati 2 We are here
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MICE Collaboration Meeting, 26-29.06.2005, Frascati 3 St Kliment Ohridski University of Sofia: More than 20 000 students, 15 faculties, the oldest and the biggest in Bulgaria. Faculty of Physics: One of the biggest in our University (premises of the Department of Atomic Physics are not seen here)
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MICE Collaboration Meeting, 26-29.06.2005, Frascati 4 The group 2 Associate Professors 1 Head Assistant Professor 1 + 2 PhD students 1 graduate student List: Dr. Roumen Tsenov, Associate Professor in Particle Physics, representative of the group; Dr. Dimitar Kolev, Associate Professor in Nuclear Physics; Dr. Ilko Russinov, Head Assistant Professor; Mariyan Bogomilov, PhD student; Andrey Marinov, graduate student; Two new PhD students.
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MICE Collaboration Meeting, 26-29.06.2005, Frascati 5 Experience in HEP HYPERON experiment at the Serpukhov accelerator (JINR-IHEP Collaboration) 1980-1990 CHORUS at CERN SPS WANF 1994 - 2005 HARP at CERN PS 1999 → OPERA at CNGS (minor) 2002 → GEM at COSY (Forschungscentrum – Juelich) Detector design and construction (Cherenkov counters, EM calorimeters, RPC) Monitoring systems Software development (Fortran, C++, MySQL, Oracle) Data processing and analysis
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MICE Collaboration Meeting, 26-29.06.2005, Frascati 6 Motivation We want to continue our involvement in the field of Neutrino Physics Neutrino Factory project and related R&D experiments as MICE will have great impact and will make essential contribution to our understanding of neutrino properties and mysteries. We’d like to be part of this exciting enterprise!
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MICE Collaboration Meeting, 26-29.06.2005, Frascati 7 Resources Infrastructure: computer facilities, network, GRID cluster, Nuclear and Particle physics labs, mechanical workshop; Joint Research Project sent to SNSF within SCOPES programme (Scientific Cooperation between Eastern Europe and Switzerland); main applicant: Prof. Alain Blondel; years: 2006 – 2008; overall sum requested for Bulgarian partner ~50 kCHF. Possible funding from national sources (not very likely).
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MICE Collaboration Meeting, 26-29.06.2005, Frascati 8 Areas of Interest/Application in MICE Design & construction of monitoring system (“slow- control”) for beam trigger, timing and particle identification system. We envisage design of the system and manufacturing of its components to be done in Sofia; simulation of optical collection and design of upstream Cherenkov counter with liquid fluorocarbon radiator; manufacturing of mechanical details for this counter; development of software for off-line identification of beam particles (possible reuse part of existing HARP software)
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MICE Collaboration Meeting, 26-29.06.2005, Frascati 9 We hope our abilities, expertise and willing to work will help MICE collaboration in meeting its goals.
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