Craig Ogilvie1 Silicon Vertex Upgrade for PHENIX  A+A: from discovery to characterizing properties dense phase – Need broad range of early probes: charm,

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Craig Ogilvie1 Silicon Vertex Upgrade for PHENIX  A+A: from discovery to characterizing properties dense phase – Need broad range of early probes: charm, beauty  p+p: what carries the proton spin –  G(x) from polarized p+p, over broad range in x

Craig Ogilvie 2 VTX Collaboration 65 people, 14 Groups From USA and Japan Brookhaven National Laboratory, Chemistry Department, Brookhaven National Laboratory, Instrumentation Division, Brookhaven National Laboratory, Physics Department, Florida State University, Iowa State University, High Energy Accelerator Research Organization (KEK), Kyoto University, Los Alamos National Laboratory, Niigata University, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, RIKEN, RIKEN BNL Research Center Stony Brook University, University of New Mexico Proposal submitted to BNL

Craig Ogilvie 3 Sketch of VTX Barrel: Two layers of pixels (2.5, 5cm) Two layers of strips (~10, 14cm) Endcap: Four sets of mini-strip lampshades Terms used in following physics plots 13cm 20cm

Craig Ogilvie 4 Probing Properties of Dense Matter (Au+Au) Hard-scattered partons radiate gluons => lose energy 1.Density of color in medium 2.Interference of radiated gluons from multiple scattering Balance between these effects depends on mass of quark stronger interference for heavy-quarks => dead-cone Measure: 1) suppression of high-pt charm 2) Elliptic flow of charm

Craig Ogilvie 5 Spin Structure Function: Broad Range in x (p+p) Multiple channels sensitive to gluon structure function photon+jet charm beauty Overlap, broad range x => Robust  g(x)

Craig Ogilvie 6 Endcap extends x-range (p+p)

Craig Ogilvie 7 VTX Enables Measurement of Displaced Vertices B => J/     D => e Other channels, D=>K , B=>e

Craig Ogilvie 8 Additional Key Physics  Open charm in A+A is vital baseline for J/  suppression  Upsilon predicted not to be suppressed => control expt.  Gluon structure function via d+A  Use knowledge of charm => isolate thermal e + e - => T?  Extend PHENIX’s high-pt reach by confirming tracks

Craig Ogilvie 9 Physics Reach Au+Au ObservableTriggerRHIC-I counts/run RHIC-II counts/run D =>e pt >1 GeV/c + DCA e-PID200K2M D =>  -PID >10M>100M D=>K  pt >2 GeV/c + DCA Min-bias15K75K B =>e pt >2 GeV/c + DCA e-PID7K70K B =>DCA J/  =>  -PID 8008K  =>e+e- e-PID16160  =>  -PID RHIC-II needed for quality B measurement, feasible 

Craig Ogilvie 10 Figure of Merits: Baseline vs Upgrade NSAC Request  Au+Au open charm –Current e measurement 40% systematic »Reduce to ~10% systematic »Necessary precision for e-loss physics –Current charm pt < 2.5 GeV/c »DCA c,b and D=>K , pt to several GeV/c  Au+Au open beauty –Not possible without upgrade  p+p spin –Current x-range, 0.02 < x < 0.3, extend to 0.01 < x < 0.3 –Current one or two observables per x-range »Extend overlap, three to four observables per x-range

Craig Ogilvie 11 VTX Joint Project between DOE and RIKEN-BNL, staged approach Japanese funding in place, construction started pixel layers DOE R&D for outer strip layers, endcaps Barrel strip layers DOE proposal, submitted to BNL Endcap DOE proposal, submit in 1-2 years 13cm 20cm

Craig Ogilvie 12 Barrel Inner Two Pixel Layers Japanese construction started!! ALICE1 Readout-chips bump-bonded to Pixel sensors 50x425  m Sensors, chips summer 04 Bump-bonding Validation of bump-bonding (VTT) 2D map, % good pixels column row

Craig Ogilvie 13 Barrel Outer Two Strip Layers  Stripixel: single sided, two dimensional read-out (Z. Li BNL Inst. Division)  Ionization collected by two “spirals”  Each spiral connects to either U or X strip  Readout chip SVX4  Current R&D –S/N –board containing SVX4 Stripixel sensor CDF SVX4 hybrid

Craig Ogilvie 14 Endcap: Ministrips  Mini-strip detectors –50 x 2000 to  m  Readout chip (PHX) adapted from FPIX2 (FNAL)  Bump bonded assemblies  R&D –FY05 PHX design/test PHX

Craig Ogilvie 15 Schedule R&D Barrel RIKEN Construction Calendar Years Proposed DOE Barrel Install two layers pixels, some strip Complete strip layers R&D Endcaps Proposed DOE Endcaps Install endcaps Run 8 Run 9Run 10 BNL

Craig Ogilvie 16 DOE Costs Per Year FY04FY05FY06FY07FY08FY09 Barrel R&D150K200K BNL280K Barrel Proposed DOE construction 2800K2000K400K Endcap R&D100K250K320K150K Endcap Proposed DOE construction 2050K

Craig Ogilvie 17 Summary  Heavy quark probes of early stage of Au+Au –Stronger gluon interference => smaller energy-loss –Baseline for suppression (J/  ) / (open charm)  Gluon spin-structure function in p+p –Broad-coverage in x –Overlap in x => robust global fits  Japan construction of pixel layers underway  R&D finishing for strip layers  R&D in progress for endcaps  DOE proposal submitted to BNL

Craig Ogilvie 18 Backups

Craig Ogilvie 19 D Detection of decay vertex will allow a clean identifications of charm and bottom decays m c   GeV  m D D ± B B ± Direct Observation of Open Charm and Beauty Detection options (PHENIX): Beauty and low p T charm via displaced e and/or  -2.7<  <-1.2,  |<0.35, 2.7<  <1.2 Beauty through displaced J/   ee (  ) -2.7<  <-1.2,  |<0.35, 2.7<  <1.2 High p T charm through D   K  |<0.35 Au e,  Au D X J/  B X  K e e

Craig Ogilvie 20 Rate Assumptions  Au+Au |z|<10cm, 5+14 week, RHIC 60%, PHENIX 60% –RHIC I, Integrated DAQ =0.76 pb –1 –RHIC II, Integrated DAQ = 7.6 pb –1 –50% MB, 50% LVL1 triggers –Trigger electron threshold increased for RHIC-II

Craig Ogilvie 21 (J/  ) / charm

Craig Ogilvie 22 pA Physics with VTX  Extracting gluon structure function in nuclei, shadowing

Craig Ogilvie 23 Spectra

Craig Ogilvie 24 Upsilon Spectroscopy with RHIC II Luminosity  Muon arms:  Central arms: total of ~ 400   μμ reconstructed decays north muon arm:  m ~ 190 MeV south muon arm  m ~ 240 MeV total of ~ 150   ee decays reconstructed original setup  m ~ 170 MeV upgraded setup  m ~ 60 MeV

25 Low-Mass e  e   Pairs: Prospects at RHIC Significant contribution from open charm R. Rapp nucl-th/ Strong enhancement of low-mass pairs persists at RHIC  e + e -    e + e - S/B ~ 1/500 “combinatorial pairs” total background Irreducible charm background all signal charm signal Need Dalitz rejection & accurate charm measurement Sensitive to chiral symmetry restoration