SiD R&D tasks for the LOI - Subsystem R&D tasks - Summary of SiD R&D - Prioritization of R&D tasks -> Document for DoE/NSF ~Feb 2009 (Mainly based on Marty’s.

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SiD R&D tasks for the LOI - Subsystem R&D tasks - Summary of SiD R&D - Prioritization of R&D tasks -> Document for DoE/NSF ~Feb 2009 (Mainly based on Marty’s R&D document)

SiD has a baseline design appropriate to a detector concept at this stage of maturity and with an earliest construction start date more than 4 and probably more than 6 years out. The baseline design requires substantial R&D (mostly D) to progress towards a Technical Design Report.

Simulation, Reconstruction and Analysis Software - Develop simulation software to optimize/validate detector design, demonstrate performance. - PFA development beyond LOI - Tracking performance - Currently below critical mass for these tasks (the SiD PFA for the LOI was developed by a very small group of dedicated people over an extended period of time. Some of these people will/have moved on. PFA development will continue post LOI!) - ? How to recruit/retain more people?

Beamline Systems - Beampipe, Lumcal and Beamcal - Major issue: selection of detector for Beamcal - Chip for 100% occupancy being designed at SLAC => should be good for Beamcal, inner part of Lumcal

Vertex Detector (VXD) - MAJOR ISSUE: Selection of sensor(s) for ILC spatial and time resolution requirements Some candidates: -> 3D structures (FNAL) -> bunch tagging MAP device -> Chronopix (Oregon, Yale, SLAC) + concept for short column CCD (SLAC) - Make sensor selection late, study geometry, mechanical structure, and cooling options for now. - Worldwide initiative on this topic LCWS08/CERN

Tracker - Baseline design: Si strips/KPiX readout (bonded to sensor) - Need several sensor demonstration - Sensor demonstration in 5T field. - Optimize sensors for endcaps - Baseline alignment system is the Frequency Scanning Interferometer – needs demonstration.

Electromagnetic Calorimeter (EMCal) - Si-W sampling calorimeter: high spatial resolution, small Moliere radius - Pixels ~15mm 2, readout by KPiX bump bonded to sensors. - Need several sensor demonstration, with attention to 1.25mm gap and long cables. - 2 nd generation sensor now available - Alternative technology: MAP CMOS/very small pixels/threshold - Need to test sensors in 5T field.

Hadronic Calorimeter (HCal) - Baseline: 4.5 steel absorber sampling calorimeter with RPC active layers with 1 cm 2 pixels and KPiX readout - Alternative technologies: GEM, Micromegas and Scintillator/SiPM (who will work on this?) - Highest priority: Meter scale tests of (scalable) technologies with integrated readout that fits within 8mm active gap – with reasonable efficiency and crosstalk. - Tests of 1m 3 scale prototypes – check on aspects of GEANT4 shower models(?) - Another, more radical, alternative technology – dual readout calorimetry, high density crystal or glass, using separate Cerenkov and Scintillator signals to achieve high jet energy resolution. Can this fit in ECal+HCal space? - Need tests of all sensors in 5T field.

Particle Flow Algorithm - Major effort! Now have a working version which satisfies the requirements of 3-4% jet energy resolution - Now being used with track finding/reconstruction as the basis for event reconstruction for LOI physics studies. - “SiD-ish” version of PANDORA/PFA used for SiD optimization. - Frozen version of SiD PFA for LO studies – but development continues for post-PFA. -

Muon Tracker - Baseline: Bakelite RPC’s with strip “pixels” and KPiX readout - Priority: prototype system with required efficiency and crosstalk - Alternative technology: Scintillator with SiPM readout.

Electronics - Priority: final development and demonstration of 1024 channel readout directly bonded to Si sensors. - Power distribution, probably based on high voltage DC to low voltage DC conversion, integrated with data collection systems - Data acquisition based on ATCA technology is being developed in parallel with efforts for LSST and other projects

Magnet - Major effort: optimization of the steel to contain the leakage field and be made from transportable modules - Solenoid baseline field is 5T and uses the CMS conductor - R&D: develop a conductor that does not require e-beam welding of structural aluminum to the pure aluminum stabilizer, based either on metal matrix technology or co- extruded high strength wire ropes - the magnet steel structure, the solenoid support, and the calorimeter support form the cryostat – stable support for inner detectors during push-pull

General Issues -> LOI structure: R&D in individual sections/ R&D summary -> R&D summary as basis for prioritized R&D list to agencies – how to achieve this? -> What time period should this cover – through TDR/2012? -> Recent discussions between agencies and labs on ILC detector R&D -> Developing discussion with Universities on ILC detector R&D. -> Long term “model” for SiD detector R&D.