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  • More design Works
  • More simulation to study the physics reaches
    with BESIII. magnet? solid angle coverage ?
    Identify several important physics topics, and
    study
  • the physics performances.
  • D physics, leptonic, semileptonic, D-Dbar
    mixing
  • What is the luminosity needed after
    CLEOc,
  • 1 10 to 33 or gt 3 10 to 33
  • Some physics topics demand high mom.
    Resolution and very good PID

2
  • More study about IR, the backgrounds and mask
    design.
  • More detector simulation to arrive design
    optimization
  • - TOF time resolution, the z position error
    from track extrapolation?
  • - the low limit of photon detection?
  • Each system (detector components, DAQ and
    electronics) needs RD, prototypes
  • Commissioning machine with detector outside beam
    line, radiation issue.

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  • Major issues related with BESIII design
  • The radius of crystal calorimeter, affecting
    performances and cost. Possibility of using CsI
    crystals as EMC.
  • Personally, CsI is fine, except radius
    problem, if we use existing magnet (CLEO I)
  • Backgrounds associated with machine operation,
    the design of interaction regions, vacuum, masks,
    etc.

Experienced man power big issue
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Competition from CLEOC Serious challenge from
CLEOC project Design machine and detector to be
as advanced as possible, Complete the
BEPCII/BESIII project ASAP Collaboration between
BES and CLEO
  • Fit with BEPCII lattice, space? 1.8 m from IP to
    SCQ
  • Schedule, commitment of detector moving?
  • - Physics collaboration?

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BESIII Collaboration Welcome international
collaboration, and domestic collaboration,
groups to participate in BESIII project Design,
MC simulation, decision making process for
making Final decision, Sub-detectors RD
and construction Electronics RD and
manufacture Online/Offline software, more
flexible arrangement Software
package Reconstructions and
Calibration code Physics study
In charge of some sub-system or send people to
IHEP
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  • about Cost and schedule
  • Cost for EMC, SC magnet and electronics is most
    crucial
  • MDC, EMC and SC magnet (including iron
    structure) on critical path.
  • Man power issues
  • Serious man power shortage exists, especially
    the experienced people.

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  • Cost estimation of Detector subsystem
    (Preliminary)
  • In M RMB (1 USD 8.3 RMB)
  • Beam pipe vertex chamber
    3.0
  • MDC
    11.0
  • TOF
    6.0
  • Barrel EMC
    54.0
  • Endcap EMC
    20.0
  • Barrel Muon detector
    4.5
  • Endcap Muon detector
    2.5
  • Super conducting magnet
    45.0?
  • Luminosity
    2.0
  • Electronics
    63.0?
  • Trigger and DAQ
    13.0
  • Total
    224.0
  • about 1/4 to 1/3 of the detector budget
    either be contributed other sources
  • or be staged.

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Schedule
  • Feasibility Study Report of BEPC II has been
    submitted to the funding agency .
  • Technical Design Report of BEPC II to be
    submitted by first half of 2002.
  • Construction started from Summer of 2002
  • BESII detector moved away Summer of 2004, and the
    BESIII iron yoke started to be assembled, mapping
    magnet early 2005
  • Preliminary date of the machine long shutdown
    for installation Spring of 2005
  • Tuning of Machine Beginning of 2006
  • BESIII detector moved to beam line, May 2006
  • Machine-detector tuning, test run at end of 2006

10
Schematic of BESIII detector
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Major Upgrades in BESIII
  • Superconducting magnet
  • Calorimeter BGO with ?E/E 2.5 _at_ 1GeV
  • MDC IV with small cell, Al wires and He gas
  • Vertex detector Scintillation fibers for
    trigger
  • Time-of-flight ?T 65 ps
  • Muon detector
  • New trigger and DAQ system
  • New readout electronics

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Scintillating fiber for Trigger
  • 1.27 mm or thinner Be beam pipe may be used
  • R 3.5 cm
  • 2 double-layers one axis layer and one stereo
    layer
  • Scintillating fiber 0.30.3 mm2, L60 cm
  • Clear fibers 0.30.3 mm2, L1.4 m
  • two side readout by APD (F3) (below 300)
  • Signal/noise lt6 p.e.gt / lt1p.e.gt
  • ?? 50 ?m ?z 1mm
  • Total of channels 27 x 8 216

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Main Draft Chamber
  • End-plates with stepped shape to provide space
    for SC quards and reduce background
  • Inner part stepped conical shape, cos ? 0.93
  • Outer part L 190 cm, cos? 0.83 with full
    tracking volume
  • cell size 1.4 cm x 1.4 cm
  • Number of layers (cell in R) 36
  • Gas HeC2H6 , or HeC3H8
  • Sense wire 30 ?m gold-plated W ,
  • Field wire 110 ?m gold-plated Al
  • Single wire resolution 130 ?m
  • Mom. resolution 0.8 _at_ 1GeV 1T, 0.67
    _at_1GeV1.2T
  • DE/dx resolution 7

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Trackerr simulation of MDC, ?pt as a function of
pt in for pion, wire resolution 130 ? m
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Trackerr simulation of MDC, ?pt as a function of
pt in for pion, wire resolution 100 ? m
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PID Time of Flight Counters
  • Double layers TOF ( or TOF CCT)
  • plastic scintillator (BC-404)
  • 80 pieces per layer in ?
  • R 66 75 cm,
  • Thickness 4 cm, length 190 cm
  • Readout both sides by F-PMT
  • Time Resolution 65 ps
  • 2son k/? separation
  • 1.11.5GeV/c (for polar angle 00 450)
  • For CCT option, need RD

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TOFTOF
TOFCCT
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BGO Barrel Calorimeter
  • To provide minimum space for main draft chamber
    and TOF and to obtain the necessary solid angle,
    one must modify L3 BGO crystals, and add new
    crystals
  • 13 X0 ?E/E 2.5 _at_ 1GeV
  • Rin 75cm , Lin 200cm cos ? 0.83
  • Cut L3 BGO crystals (10752) 22 X0 (24cm)
    into 13X0 (14cm) 8.5 X0(9.5cm)
  • Making new bars of 14 cm
  • by gluing 9.5cm new crystal of 4.5cm
  • new BGO crystals needed.  

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  • Endcap Detector
  • Two possible technologies can be used,
  • CsI crystals as in the detector figure, similar
    technology as in the barrel, need endcap TOF.
  • 2. Similar technique as KLOE using lead-fiber
  • technique, may not need TOF counters.
  • The first choice is preferred.

24
Superconducting Magnet for BESIII
  • B 1 1.2 T,
  • L 3.2 m
  • Rin 105 cm, Rout 145 cm
  • Technically quite demanding for IHEP,no
  • experience before, need collaboration from
  • abroad and other institutes in China, both for
  • coil and cryogenic system.

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Muon Counter
  • Barrel (L 3.6m ) Endcap cos? 0.9
  • Consist of 12 layers stream tube or RPC
  • Rin 145cm (yoke thickness 40cm)
  • Iron plate thickness 2-6 cm
  • ? counter thickness 1.5 cm
  • Readout hits on strips 3cm
  • total weight of iron 400 tons

26
Muon acceptance
Pion contamination
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  • Interaction Region
  • It is very compact at IR, very close cooperation
    is needed in the designs of detector and machine
    components at IR
  • Understand the space sharing, the support,
    vacuum tight
  • Understand the backgrounds from machine and how
    to reduce them,
  • - Beam loss calculation (masks)
  • - Synchrotron radiation (masks)
  • - Heating effect (cooling if necessary)
  • Understand the effects of the fringe field from
    SCQ to the detector performances

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  • Luminosity Monitor
  • Because the situation at the IR, the luminosity
    has to either
  • be located quite far away from the IR (3-5m), or
    in front of
  • Machine Q magnet, to be designed carefully.
  • Accurate position determination
  • Multiple detection elements at each side to
    reduce the
  • variation of luminosity when the beam position
    shifted
  • BGO crystals ?

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  • Trigger
  • Trigger rate estimation
    (using the same
    trigger conditions as now)
  • Background rate, with 40 times beam current and
    half of the beam lifetime, the rough estimation
    for the background is 80 times the current rate
    (10-15), or 800-1200 Hz, taking 1500 as a design
    number
  • Good event rate

When leave room for maximum luminosity to be as
calculated, 1?1033, 200 times as current event
rate, to be 1500 Hz
  • Cosmic ray background can almost be negligible

Total peak trigger rate can be more than 3000 Hz,
additional trigger (software) is needed to reduce
the event rate to 2000Hz.
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Level 0 and 1 are hardware triggers, latency
2.4?s, Level2 is software filtering using
online computing farm Because fastest detector
element TOF need a time window of about 30 ns,
the trigger can identify bunch train only, not
individual bunch
  • Level 0 with TOF signals
  • Level 1 with hardware track finding, EMC
    clustering, total EMC energy, VC tracking or
    hits, ? counter hits

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  • Front-end Electronics
  • Pipeline scheme is required
  • Requirements
  • For the timing measurement
  • 25 ps for TOF, 0.5 ns for MDC
  • For charge measurement
  • 1 accuracy for EMC, 2 for MDC and TOF
  • Total number of electronic channels 76800 (too
    many muon channels?)

33
Data Acquisition System Event builder 3000 Hz ? 6
K bytes 20 Mb/s Event filtering Data
storage Run control Online event monitor Slow
control
Switch network
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  • Offline Computing and Analyses Software
  • Computing, network, data storage, data base,
    processing management
  • Supporting software package, data offline
    calibration, event reconstruction, event
    generators, detector simulation

Total CPU 36000 MIPS Data storage 500 Tbytes/y
on tapes, 24 Tbytes/y on disks Bandwidth for data
transfer 100 Mbps
Substantial manpower needed for software
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Major New Subsystems of BESIII
  • Vertex chamber ZHANG
    Qinjian
  • Main drift chamber CHEN
    Yuanbo
  • Time of flight counter HENG
    Yuekun
  • EMC shower counter LU
    Jungguang
  • Luminosity monitor WU Jian
    (USTC)
  • Trigger system LIU
    Zhenan
  • Front-end electronics SHENG Huiyi, ZHAO,
    Jingwei
  • Data Acquisition HE
    Kanglin
  • Computing and software MAO Zepu

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  • Detector RD
  • A lot of new detector technology
  • RD for most sub-systems started
  • Detector optimization is needed
  • Modify the detector design when international
    collaboration is formed, new ideas are mostly
    welcome

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Cost Estimation
  • Detector 220M Chinese Yuan ( 30 M US )
  • 2/3 to 3/4 are from Chinese Government
  • International collaboration and contribution
    are needed

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Intl. Cooperation on BEPC II / BES III
  • Intl. cooperation played key role in design,
    construction and running of BEPC/BES.
  • Intl. cooperation will play key role again in
    BEPC II / BES III design, review, key
    technology, installation, tuning
  • Participation of foreign groups is mostly
    welcomed.
  • BESIII should be an international
    collaboration,
  • Establish organization accordingly.

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If not enough fund is expected, 2nd option
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  • Summary
  • BEPC energy region is rich of physics, a lot of
    important physics results are expected to be
    produced from BESIII at BEPCII
  • Detector design is started, need a lot of
    detailed work to finish detector design
  • Very interesting and very challenging project

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