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PrimEx at 12 GeV and Requirements to Calorimeter. Outline PrimEx Physics @ 12 GeV Geometrical Acceptance and Resolutions Requirements to Calorimeter. A. Gasparian NC A&T State University, Greensboro, NC. 1. Experimental program 1) Precision measurements of:
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PrimEx at 12 GeV and Requirements to Calorimeter Outline • PrimEx Physics @ 12 GeV • Geometrical Acceptance and Resolutions • Requirements to Calorimeter A. Gasparian NC A&T State University, Greensboro, NC Cal. Workshop 1
Experimental program 1) Precision measurements of: Two-Photon Decay Widths: Γ(0→), Γ(→), Γ(’→) Transition Form Factors at low Q2 (0.001-0.5 GeV2/c2): F(*→0), F(* →), F(* →) (D. Dale talk) The PrimEx Project at 12 GeV 2) The η rare neutral decays (L. Gan talk) Cal. Workshop 2
Physics Motivation Fundamental input to Physics: • precision test of chiral anomaly predictions; • determination of light quark mass ratio; • -’ mixing angle; • 0, and ’ interaction electromagnetic radius; • is the ’ an approximate Goldstone boson? Cal. Workshop 3
PrimEx @ 12 GeVPrecision Measurement of → decay width • All decay widths are calculated from decay width and experimental Branching Ratios (B.R.): Γ(η→ decay) = Γ(→) × B.R. • Any improvement in Γ(→) will change the whole - sector in PDB Cal. Workshop 4
Physics Outcome from Experiment • light quark mass ratio • - ’ mixing angle Γ(η→3)=Γ(→)×B.R. Cal. Workshop 5
ρ,ω Primakoff Method 12C target Primakoff Nucl. Coherent Interference Nucl. Incoh. Challenge: Extract the Primakoff amplitude Cal. Workshop 6
Experiment with GlueX Advantages: • High energy tagged photon beam Eγ=10 – 11.5 GeV • High acceptance electromagnetic calorimeter (FCAL) • Solenoid detector to veto charged particles, and reduce background on FCAL • Targets (~1-5% R.L.): • LH2, • LHe4, • solid 12C Challenges: • Photon flux stability and control: possible solutions: • e+e- pair spectrometer; • Compton scattering; • High resolution Calorimeter requires for precision experiments: possible solution: • Pb-glass + PbWO4 crystals • Or All PbWO4 Calorimeter Cal. Workshop 7
Geometrical Acceptance vs. Calorimeter Size • A Calorimeter with 118 x 118 cm2 size will already provide ~70% geometrical acceptance, which is enough for this experiment. • ’→ experiment will require a larger size Calorimeter. A. Gasparian Cal. Workshop 8
Production Angle Resolution • Precision Primakoff measurement requires high resolutions in: • production angle; FCAL with all Pb-glass FCAL + PbWO4(35x35 blocks (70x70 cm2) FCAL + PbWO4(75x75 blocks (150x150 cm2) Cal. Workshop 9
Invariant Mass Resolution FCAL with All Pb-glass FCAL + PbWO4(35x35 blocks (70x70 cm2) FCAL + PbWO4(75x75 blocks (150x150 cm2) Cal. Workshop 10
The minimum size: 118 x 118 cm2 will be enough for the first experiment • Best resolutions in Energy and Position are Required for the precision extraction: • Energy: 1.3% @ 1 GeV is essential; • Position: 1.4 mm @ 1 GeV is essential. Requirements to Calorimeter • Fast time response is essential: < 100 ns is important. • Smaller Moliere radius is essential: to provide small granularity to provide better resolutions of overlapping showers. ~ 2 cm is already enough. • Modular structure is required: to provide optimum shape of the Calorimeter in different experiments. Cal. Workshop, Oct. 31 2008
The End A. Gasparian Cal. Workshop 12
Readout of PbWO in Magnetic Field Required Modifications: • change the G10 housing to sift ion housing and extend it (~2”) • insert optical extension • extend the brass strips • reassemble modules FCAL with PbWO4 insertionis critical for our physics The optical wrapping of Crystal should not change Cal. Workshop
HYCAL (Crystal part) Cal. Workshop