Goals & Status MICE CM 33 Thanks go out to the organizers: Paul Soler, Ryan Bayes and Valerie Flood.

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Goals & Status MICE CM 33 Thanks go out to the organizers: Paul Soler, Ryan Bayes and Valerie Flood

Step IV Goal: Make this graphic a Photo - Christmas ‘12 MICE CM 33 June 25-29, & THE goal of this meeting is to make sure we have not missed anything Spoiler – We have!

One step MICE CM 33 June 25-29, First SS is cold & is being trained. Operating with ~ 3X excess cooling capacity. Roy will give us the latest

Next Step MICE CM 33 June 25-29, Getting close to having the first AFC at RAL Tom will give us the latest

Schedule You will get an update from Andy MICE CM 33 June 25-29, STEP IV STEP V STEP VI NB: target date 2016

Schedule - Coupling coils MICE CM 33 June 25-29, Isn’t that graphic informative? Bottom Line – w/r to CC, MICE Step VI – Christmas ’15 Technically limited. Steve G. will give us the latest

System test of MICE RF MICE CM 33 June 25-29, Allan & Yagmur will cover

MICE RFCC Lite System Test MICE CM 33 June 25-29, 20128

Meeting outline Review activities and progress of MICE  Schedule  Magnet reports (AFC, SS, CC)  Magnetic field (external to “MICE channel”)  Operations  (MOM, target, DAQ, controls and monitoring)  Results from April-May run  Publications (Beam line paper - out)  Understanding of the physics of the experiment (Analysis session)  Software development Planning for Step IV  Where are we?  Magnets, EMR, LH 2, Solid absorbers  Stray B field issues  February 2013 start Step IV? Planning for MICE Step VI  RFCC modules, RF power MICE CM 33 June 25-29, 20129

On the front Quite interesting since our last CM  No Virginia, s do not travel faster than the speed of light (well, maybe in Italy)  But, yes,  13 is large  & we already know its value to excellent precision  The NF is simpler, cheaper, & still blows away the competition  But it is still much more expensive than the competition  Plus in Kyoto  MiniBooNE showed new results on e / e -bar appearance.  No longer diff between and -bar & significance > 3  3.8 in combined fit)  Well, Virginia, there are >3 s ? MICE CM 33 June 25-29,

We do indeed live in exciting Times The next year WILL be exciting! – It Will be stressful but, I hope, very rewarding 2013 WILL yield the first cooling measurements And we have a good chance of seeing the final component (RFCC) tested MICE CM 33 June 25-29,

On To CM 33 MICE CM 33 June 25-29, “Next time: Haggis, deep-fried Snickers and Single-Malt” Tried Haggis – Deep-fried Snickers – pass Single malt – Now you’re talking