DØ Upgrade Run II Introduction Physics Goals Tevatron Upgrade

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DØ Upgrade Run II Introduction Physics Goals Tevatron Upgrade Pierre Pétroff LAL Orsay France for the D Collaboration Introduction Physics Goals Tevatron Upgrade DØ Upgrade Conclusion H C P Mumbai 14-20 Jan 99 PP/HCP99

Tevatron in the 90 ’s Fermilab p p-bar collider With Ös = 1.8 TeV : highest energy accelerator since mid-80’s Peak luminosity of~ 1.6 x1031cm-2s-1 ò L dt =120 pb-1 delivered to CDF and D0 during 1992-1996 (Run I) Many exciting studies including: Discovery of Top quark; W Mass measurement Limits on triboson Anomalous Coupling Limits on SUSY, leptoquarks, exotics Tests of QCD b-quark physics x20 integrated luminosity achievable with machine/detectors upgrade Goal : ò L dt » 2 to 4 fb-1 PP/HCP99

Physics Goals Top quark studies: Measure mtop to ± 3GeV; single top production: width, dVtb»0.1 unique; rare top decays B(t®cg)< 2 10-3 B(t®cZ) < 10-2 B(t®H+b)<15% W/Z bosons: W mass to < 50 MeV; WWg,WWZ,ZZg and ZZg couplings at 0.1 level (large mass scales) ; W and Z forward backward charge asymmetries Light Higgs: production WH , H®bb ( need lum !! ) New Phenomena: SUSY: mass extended by a factor 1.5 over Run I, leptoquarks, many topics B physics: Bs mixing (xs»20); study of heavy b quark mesons (Bc,Bs,Lb), CP violation in Bd®J/yKs; Rare B decays ( Bd®mm, Bd®Kmm etc) QCD physics: probe largest Et with jets, production of W/Z,g, b-quarks PP/HCP99

Combining CDF and DØ results will yield Higgs Update 68% CL In the Standard Model, MW and Mtop provide indirect measurement of MHiggs Combining CDF and DØ results will yield dMHiggs » 80% MHiggs after Run II PP/HCP99

New Physics Reach PP/HCP99

Run II Parameters PP/HCP99

Demographics Collaboration of 12 Countries 52 Institutions 480 physicists New Institutes: US and Europe (England, France, Holland, ...) PP/HCP99

Detector Upgrade Build on existing strengths to identify leptons, photons, and jets (calo + muon detector) Accomodate higher luminosity and shorter bunch spacing times (396 ns then 132 ns) New tracking detectors Improve muon systems New readout electronics with pipeline storage High rate trigger and DAQ system Add new capabilities to improve physics reach Solenoid and Silicon Displaced vertex ( b quark) PP/HCP99

Upgrade PP/HCP99

Tracking System 840,000 channel silicon detector Silicon Tracker Fiber Tracker Solenoid Preshower 1.4 m 840,000 channel silicon detector 77,000 channel scintillating fiber tracker 2 Tesla Superconducting coil Scintillating strip preshower in central and forward regions. PP/HCP99

Silicon Detector H disks F disks Located in region from 2,5<r<10 cm Provide track reconstruction to =2.5 Detectors and associated readout must be radiation hard to ~ 1Mrad Provide point resolution of 10µm SVX II readout chip PP/HCP99

Silicon Tracker Central Disk/barrel module Central 4 layers double sided Si (rf plus 2° or 90° stereo) Six 12 cm disk/barrel modules 50 and 62.5 mm pitch Forward F disks ( 15 ° stereo) H disks ( 7.5 ° stereo) PP/HCP99

Fiber Layout Axial doublet layers on each of 8 cylinders Alternate u or v stereo layers on successive cylinders VLPC and SVX II readout PP/HCP99

VLPC Photodetectors Visible Light Photon Counters Quantum efficiency of 80% High efficiency even at 40 MHz background Gain of 30,000 12 pe’s per MIP PP/HCP99

Preshower Detector Central (|h| < 1.2) and forward (1.4 < |h| < 2.5) coverage Extruded triangular scintillator strips with embedded WLS fibers and Pb absorber VLPC and SVX II readout PP/HCP99

Tracker Performance Combined Fiber, Silicon Mass resolutions dPT/PT2 = 0.002 (silicon + fiber tracker) Mass resolutions 30 MeV for J/PSI 100 MeV for B mesons PP/HCP99

Calorimeter Electronics New bunch structure = new electronics Shorter shaping time required to reduce pile-up Replace shaping circuits (BLS=baseline subtractor) with one matched to 400ns Analog delay required to pipeline signal until trigger is formed Use 48 element deep switched capacitor array (SCA) SCA analog del >2usec, alternate new low noise preamp & driver Trig. sum Bank 0 SCA (48 deep) SCA (48 deep) x1 Preamp/ Driver Filter/ Shaper Output Buffer BLS SCA Detc. x8 SCA (48 deep) SCA (48 deep) New Calib Bank 1 Additional buffering for L2 & L3 Replace cables for impedence match Shorter shaping 400ns PP/HCP99

Muon System Bottom B/C Scint A-f Scint PDTs Forward Trigger Scint Tracker (MDTs) Shielding PP/HCP99

Forward Muon System Forward triggering (1 < |h| < 2) Counter sizes Df x Dh = 4.5° x 0.1 3 layers to reduce combinatorics Forward tracking (1 < |h| < 2) 1 x 1 cm2 eight cell Al extrusions 3 or 4 cell depth for each of three layers Substantial beamline shielding PP/HCP99

Trigger Architecture 10 kHz 1kHz 10-20Hz p-bar p L0 L1 Trigger L1 Silicon Fibers Presh Muon Cal L1 Trigger L1 10 kHz Trigger Framework L2 Preprocessors Global L2 Stage Buffers 250kb/evt 1kHz L3 Processors 10-20Hz tape PP/HCP99

Silicon Track Trigger Device Functionality Physics benefits correlates hits in silicon detector at the the L2 trigger to the CFT trigger tracks Fast track fit (SMT+CFT) improve momentum resolution impact parameter determination Correlate high impact parameter tracks to b-jet tracks Physics benefits High PT physics top physics Associated Higgs production Z® bb (calibration) New particle searches (e.g. pT® bb) B-physics PP/HCP99

Conclusions The DØ upgrade builds on the good features of the Run I detector (hermeticity, coverage) Addition of high precision tracking system will enhance the physics capabilities in both the high pT and B-physics areas. All systems are designed to run at high luminosity (2*1032) and reduced bunch spacing (132ns) The DØ upgrade is on schedule PP/HCP99