T0 status ShinIchi Esumi Univ. of Tsukuba contents (1) Do we really need T0? (2) rate estimate and statistics (3) design and installation.

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T0 status ShinIchi Esumi Univ. of Tsukuba contents (1) Do we really need T0? (2) rate estimate and statistics (3) design and installation

charged particle dn/dy, dn/d  distribution bbc1bbc2 (BBC1>0 & BBC2>0) number of hits in a single BBC sum number of hits in both BBCs BBC or trigger : 81% BBC and trigger : 42% Pythia : by Hiroaki.O 74%51% Fritiof was found to be similar by Masaya.O.

number of hit in T0 and TOF number of hit in TOF with T0/BBC trigger T0 trigger : 29% BBC trigger : 81% ratio relative to the original TOF hit dist. (a) (a) NO biasmultiplicity bias T0 triggerBBC trigger

If the bias is only on the multiplicity of the event, this can be estimated with 100% NTC efficiency and the bias can be corrected as a function of event multiplicity. However, if this bias depends on the particle species or momenta, it can not be corrected even with NTC. That kind of bias can only be known by selecting events with or without hit on BBC, if we have T0 which has by definition no bias and provids us PID. Without T0, we can do PID only in events with hit on BBC. So as long as BBC does not have 100% efficiency, we need T0 to measure PIDed spectra without bias and even to know the bias itself.

(1) Luminosity (cm -2 sec -1 ) : 50kHz pp interactions (2) Trigger rate (1 st level) : the same by 100% NTC trigger (3) DAQ/Data rate : 1kHz gives 90Mevents/day. (4) 100M min. bias NTC triggered events gives 10M charged tracks in TOF. (5) 0.5M identified protons, K/p separation up to 5GeV/c expected power low Pt distribution (next slide) few counts in 200MeV/c bin at 5GeV/c (next slide) (6) 1 day with NTC trigger or 1/3 day with NTC+T0 trigger without safety factor Trigger efficiency NTC: 100% BBC: 80% (40%) T0: 30% TOF: 10% Trigger options (a) beam cross (b) a+NTC (c) a+NTC+T0 (d) a+NTC.or.BBC.or.T0

dN/dPt (counts per 100MeV/c bin for 1M proton tracks) Pt (GeV/c) exp(-mt/0.3) power low (130GeV) proton data (30GeV) p-bar data (30GeV) exp(-mt/0.17)

(plan) First 1 week with transverse polarization Next 4 weeks with longitudinal polarization (proposal) 1+1 days T0 in trigger for trans./long. polarization 1+1 weeks T0 in read-out with NTC trigger remove T0 from IR after 2 weeks (if requested) (reason) reference for non-polarized HI beam collisions (systematically remaining long. polarization in the trans. polarized beam) (more) asymmetry of identified charged hadron (especially high Pt proton, anti-proton) with respect to the polarization

Do we like to have T0 installed? If yes, let’s continue to do it, if not, stop here.

Installation steps in 4 shifts (Susumu.S and Brendan.F) (1) attach bands to the nosecone (5hours) (2) adjust alignment of south/north bands (2 hours) (3) fix 2 common platforms for 8 PMT supports (1hour) (4) attach 4 edge PMT supports to the platform (1hour) (5) check south/north phi with 2 dummy pipes (2hour) (6) attach other PMT supports to the platform (2hour) (7) mount T0 with PCR one by one (6 hours) (8) connect all fibers of PCR to PMT (2 hours) (9) installing signal and HV cable (3hours) (10) Check signals (2hours) (a) All the steps will be exercised with dummy real size nosecone model in Tsukuba. (b) Carrying the parts into the IR will be tested with dummy parts especially for the band and T0.

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