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"Muon Forum": Discussion Forum on Muon Colliders
Forum Mailing List: [email protected]
SLACK Channel: #muon-collider-forum under Snowmass Energy Frontier
Please use instructions from here https://snowmass21.org/start or email the contact people below in order to join the slack channel and the mailing list)
Forum Coordinators
| Name | Institution | frontier | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Derun Li | Lawrence Berkeley Lab | dli[at]lbl.gov | AF |
| Diktys Stratakis | Fermilab | diktys[at]fnal.gov | AF |
| Kevin Black | University of Wisconsin | kblack[at]hep.wisc.edu | EF |
| Sergo Jindariani | Fermilab | sergo[at]fnal.gov | EF |
| Fabio Maltoni | University of Bologna/CERN | maltoni.fabio[at]gmail.com | TF |
| Patrick Meade | Stony Brook University | patrick.r.meade[at]gmail.com | TF |
Past Muon Forum Meetings and their Focus Areas (with recordings)
Upcoming: tbd
Synergies with precision muon. Comparison of BiB at different energies 10/12/2021
Synergies with neutrinos and muon-ion collider 9/21/2021
Physics and technology of 125 GeV Higgs Factory 08/24/2021
R&D for high energy muon colliders 05/19/2021
Physics and technology of high energy muon colliders 04/14/2021
Parameters for Physics Studies in mu+mu- collisions
Points shown in RED are to be included into the Snowmass Summary plots/tables. Additional points (in black) are optional, but can be used to demonstrate performance in the presence of realistic beam background connditions.
| COM Energy | 125 GeV | 1.5 TeV | 3 TeV | 6 TeV | 10 TeV | 14 TeV | 30 TeV |
| Total Luminosity (ab-1)/ per IP | 0.010 (conserv.) - 0.025 (optim.) | 0.25 | 1.0 | 4.0 | 10 | 10 | 10 |
Comments:
- Total luminosity is per interaction point and assumes 5 years of datataking.
- Higgs Factory 125 GeV luminosity projections correspond to conservative and optimistic scenarios.
The projections assume very narrow energy spread of the beam, which is beneficial for Higgs production and width measurements.
- Two detectors can be planned (except for 125 GeV), which will further increase luminosity by a factor of 2.
- Please contact us for configurations not included in the table or with any other questions.
- Note that we are still finalizing parameters for the muon-ion collider studies.
Muon Collider Detector/Physics Simulation
Full simulation Framework Web page:
https://confluence.infn.it/display/muoncollider/
Getting started guide:
https://confluence.infn.it/display/muoncollider/Tutorial
Snowmass Hands-on-Tutorial Session (requires Snowmass cluster access):
https://indico.fnal.gov/event/45187/overview
LPC Hands-on-Tutorial Session (requires cmslpc access):
Talks: https://indico.cern.ch/event/937551/
Tutorial (includes video recording):
https://indico.cern.ch/event/938616/
Muon Collider DELPHES Simulation:
CARD
Description
Recent Related Workshops organized outside Snowmass
Informal LPC-based group meetings dedicated to Muon Collider simulations (recurring meetings)
Second Muon Collider Community Meeting
First Muon Collider Community Meeting
Mini-workshop organized jointly by USATLAS and USCMS collaboration members, December 2020
Muon Collider Physics workshop, University of Pittsburgh, November 2020