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Dr Huirong Qi (Institute of High Energy Physics, CAS)Tracking, Vertexing and TimingOral presentation
Next-generation electron–positron colliders (CEPC, FCC-ee, ILC) demand excellent particle identification (PID) to fulfill their precision physics programs, particularly in flavor physics. The Time Projection Chamber (TPC), adopted as the main tracking detector in all baseline designs, must simultaneously achieve high-granularity readout for PID and maintain robust performance under...
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Dr Jing DONG (CAS-IHEP)Tracking, Vertexing and TimingOral presentation (onsite)
A 5.8 meter totally long drift chamber(DC)-based design has been chosen and done as a possible alternative to the TPC, in order to contribute its PID performance in the CEPC reference detector AGORA’s design [1].
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One hand is to study and optimize the resolution of d𝑁/d𝑥 with the advanced electronics and the multilayer DC prototype .Thanks to the nice collaboration with the Italian group,... -
Brendon Madison (University of Kansas)Tracking, Vertexing and TimingOral presentation (onsite or remote - not decided)
We present extensions of previous studies using dimuon and wide-angle Bhabha events reconstructed in the main tracker to determine beam and center-of-mass energy observables at future electron–positron colliders. We evaluate the achievable precision on the luminosity-weighted center-of-mass energy and the individual electron and positron beam-energy parameters across operating points from the...
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