ILD
Page tree
Ties Behnke posted on 30. Jun. 2016 16:55h - last edited by Keisuke Fujii on 24. Jan. 2019 05:19h

Overview

The goals of the ILD physics working group are 

  1. to make compelling physics case for ILC that can convince decision makers that ILC is worth the investment, and
  2. to optimize the ILD detector design so as to realize (1).

To achieve these goals, the ILD physics working group has a coordination team. The roles of the physics coordination team is to make a task list and set milestones and timeline, organize (currently three) subgroups and collaborate with other parts of ILD (for detector optimization in particular) as well as with the LCC physics working group, monitor and, if needed, guide and/or help progress of each subgroup, communicate the achievements to appropriate targets as needed, thereby positively influencing decision makers, while contributing to international and regional strategy discussions.

The structure and the current members of the coordination team of the ILD physics working group are shown below:


There are some gray zones between the three subgroups. For the overlaps, we tentatively draw the boundaries in the following way:

  • Higgs CP from ttH primarily belongs to Higgs/EW, but keeps close with Top/QCD
  • e+e- -> bb belongs to Top/QCD
  • e+e- -> ff (f n.e. b) belongs to Higgs/EW but its interpretation together with BSM/NP
  • Higgs -> invisible belongs to Higgs/EW, but its interpretation together with BSM/NP
  • Direct production of non-SM-Higgses belongs to BSM/NP
  • Exotic top decays such as t -> ch belongs to Top/QCD

The BSM/NP subgroup takes care of simulation studies for direct production of new particles. Specific BSM interpretations of analyses done in other working groups will be done in collaboration with the LCC physics working group and other theory colleagues.

Subgroups

Meetings and Mailing Lists

There are bi-weekly ILD Software and Analysis phone meetings ( see: http://agenda.linearcollider.org/category/131/ ) every other Wednesday.

Subscribe to the ild-detector-optimisation mailing list in order to get the invitations to these meetings.

To request a time slot for a talk in this series of meetings, send a message to the mailing list for the working group conveners: ild-physics-conveners@desy.de

Each bi-weekly meeting has a physics focus which rotates among the three subgroups. It was decided, however, that until (at least) ALCW 2018 in Kyushu we will hold our Software and Analysis meetings weekly with no particular physics focus so as to facilitate necessary preparations for the coming detector optimization studies with mass production of MC data generated using our new software framework.

The short-term schedule with physics focus is shown below 

Jan. 30:  benchmarks & aob, chaired by Keisuke Fujii
Feb.   6:   benchmarks & aob, chaired by Jenny List
Feb. 13:   benchmarks & aob, chaired by Frank Gaede, 
Feb. 20:  benchmarks & aob, chaired by Akiya Miyamoto
Feb. 23-25: Benchmarking Days @ KEK 

for the coming ~2 months period.

There are additional subgroup mailing lists:

which are mainly for communication among active people, not so much for every interested ILD member to stay informed. 

Physics-Driven Detector Optimisation

The list of the selected physics benchmarks can be found here.

Documents

Mostly for researchers

For general public



  • No labels