Beam momentum measurement using TOFs: progress report Analysis meeting, 18 December 2007 Mark Rayner – Oxford/RAL Set N Analysis meeting: Beam momentum measurements using TOFs Tuesday, 18 December 2007 Slide 1 of 10 m.rayner1@physics.ox.ac.uk G4MICE: Stage 2 Volumes 75cm SpecVirt 65cm 5cm 40cm Upstream Shield SpecVirt11 20cm 1m SpecVirt7 75cm 50cm 70cm 25cm SpecVirt10 SpecVirt6 SpecVirt2 75cm SpecVirt3 Special Virtual Planes 25cm 20cm -14.4m 18cm -14.05m -14.55m 0cm -13.7m -11.4m 21cm 20cm Q7 Q8 -9.65m -6.53m Q9 -7.9m -6.39m -6.67m -14.6m -14m Active Area Tof-0 Cherenkov -12m -10m Analysis meeting: Beam momentum measurements using TOFs Tuesday, 18 December 2007 -8m Active area Tof-1 -6m Slide 2 of 10 m.rayner1@physics.ox.ac.uk N N det VN xx xx ' xy xy ' x'x' x' y x' y ' V2 yy yy ' y ' y ' Analysis meeting: Beam momentum measurements using TOFs Tuesday, 18 December 2007 Slide 3 of 10 m.rayner1@physics.ox.ac.uk Trans phase space y py -100 MeV – 100 MeV py / MeV y / cm Analysis meeting: Beam momentum measurements using TOFs Tuesday, 18 December 2007 -40 cm – 40 cm Slide 4 of 10 m.rayner1@physics.ox.ac.uk Trans phase space x px -100 MeV – 100 MeV px / MeV x / cm Analysis meeting: Beam momentum measurements using TOFs Tuesday, 18 December 2007 -40 cm – 40 cm Slide 5 of 10 m.rayner1@physics.ox.ac.uk Long. phase space Analysis meeting: Beam momentum measurements using TOFs Tuesday, 18 December 2007 Slide 6 of 10 m.rayner1@physics.ox.ac.uk • How is G4MICE TOF physics currently coded? – Simulation • PID, (t, x, y, z, E, px, py, pz), station number, slab number, DE – Digitization • PMT ADC and TDC counts – Reconstruction • (t, x, y, z) Analysis meeting: Beam momentum measurements using TOFs Tuesday, 18 December 2007 Slide 7 of 10 m.rayner1@physics.ox.ac.uk How G4MICE is currently coded: Digitization TOF Detector Response • Geant4 simulates energy loss and scattering • ‘TofHit’s are created as Geant4 steps through scintillator slabs • Then for each of the TofHit’s PMTs x hit x PMT DEhit nPE Q.E.PMT exp – Signal is calculated using: 10 keV 140 cm • Q.E.PMT (Quantum efficiency) = 0.25 ? • ADC = nPE / 0.125 • 10 keV takes into account solid angle for getting to a PMT too – # photons per keV getting to captured solid angle < TIR – Signal arrival time at the PMT is a Gaussian • Mean: thit x hit - x PMT 1.7 108 ms -1 – Should take into account diagonal path » Error O(1.7 ns) [half slab at 45 degrees] • Standard deviation (time resolution): 100 ps • TDC = t / 25 ps dE/dx~2 MeV/cm in scintillator 2.5cm 5MeV 5000/10=500 125=lots n(polystyrene) = 1.59 • Coded in DetResp/TOF/ in class TofDigits • Constants stored in Interface/src/dataCards.cc Analysis meeting: Beam momentum measurements using TOFs Tuesday, 18 December 2007 Slide 8 of 10 m.rayner1@physics.ox.ac.uk How G4MICE is currently coded: Reconstruction TofSlabHit • Reconstructed time: L/2 (TDC count left/top PMT 25 ps) 1.7 108 ms 1 – Error depends on beam emittance Right PMTs Left PMTs L=40cm Top PMTs Bottom PMTs Analysis meeting: Beam momentum measurements using TOFs Tuesday, 18 December 2007 Slide 9 of 10 m.rayner1@physics.ox.ac.uk TOF1 TOF0 Analysis meeting: Beam momentum measurements using TOFs Tuesday, 18 December 2007 Slide 10 of 10 m.rayner1@physics.ox.ac.uk Extra slides: Analysis meeting: Beam momentum measurements using TOFs Tuesday, 18 December 2007 Slide 11 of 10 m.rayner1@physics.ox.ac.uk Momentum measurement uncertainties • p = b g(b) m0 c – assume PID ascertains m0 • Timing uncertainty – Technical challenge: progress being made in Milano • One counter = scintillator with 2 PMTs – “…a conservative request for single counters timing resolution is 60–70 ps” » MICE Note 145 • Other factors: – 2 planes per station » Rotated so as to yield ‘space points’ – Multiple space points per muon possible/likely • t1–t0 will be larger still • Path length uncertainty – Software challenge: challenges remain… • Multiple scattering in Tof-0, Cerenkov, Tof-1 and air • Focusing in quadrupoles Q7, Q8 and Q9 • Limited transverse position resolution Analysis meeting: Beam momentum measurements using TOFs Tuesday, 18 December 2007 Slide 12 of 10 m.rayner1@physics.ox.ac.uk Path length between Tof-0 and Tof-1 • Is a straight line between the Tof centres good enough? – – – 0.48 m zTof-1 – zTof-0 = 8.0255 m in G4MICE 200 MeV/c muons, speed = 0.88 c With no forces acting on the muon • Path distance corner to opposite corner = 8 m + 2.9 cm • Maximum possible timing error = 87 ps – Not negligible 0.48 m Tof-1 (same design for Tof-2) muons Tof-0 3 slab hits 2 space points 2 slab hits 1 space point 1 ps 1012 s Diagrams and dimensions from MICE Technical Reference Analysis meeting: Beam momentum measurements using TOFs Tuesday, 18 December 2007 Slide 13 of 10 m.rayner1@physics.ox.ac.uk • Pencil beam – x=y=3cm, x’=y’=0 • Quads OFF • Monochromatic – 200 MeV/c Analysis meeting: Beam momentum measurements using TOFs Tuesday, 18 December 2007 Slide 14 of 10 m.rayner1@physics.ox.ac.uk Beam parameters at Tof-0 MICE Beam Line Design, Kevin Tilley, 16-XI-07 Analysis meeting: Beam momentum measurements using TOFs Tuesday, 18 December 2007 Slide 15 of 10 m.rayner1@physics.ox.ac.uk • Divergent beam – x=y=7cm, x’=y’=0.2mrad • Quads OFF • Monochromatic – 200 MeV/c Analysis meeting: Beam momentum measurements using TOFs Tuesday, 18 December 2007 Slide 16 of 10 m.rayner1@physics.ox.ac.uk Quadrupoles • Magnet type Field gradient [T/m] – Q35 • Field gradients set by Beam line review: – 0.9 – 1.5 T/m • Effective length Dz Q7 0.89 Q8 -1.35 Q9 1.15 – 0.66 m • Pole tip radius xmax – 17.82 cm • Rough estimate transverse momentum kick Dp 300 MeV/c B y [T] Dz [m] – 2 MeV/c per transverse cm displaced from design axis at each Q35 • Corresponding angular kick at 200 MeV/c – 0.6 degrees per transverse cm displaced • Rough estimate path increase over 8m – 3 cm at half pole width Analysis meeting: Beam momentum measurements using TOFs Tuesday, 18 December 2007 Slide 17 of 10 m.rayner1@physics.ox.ac.uk • Divergent beam – x=y=7cm, x’=y’=0.2mrad • Quads ON Quads set correctly! – 1 T/m each quad – Monochromatic – 200 MeV/c Analysis meeting: Beam momentum measurements using TOFs Tuesday, 18 December 2007 Slide 18 of 10 m.rayner1@physics.ox.ac.uk