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The Large Hadron-electron Collider
(LHeC)Néstor Armesto
Departamento de Física de Partículas and IGFAEUniversidade de Santiago de Compostela
for the LHeC Study Grouphttp://cern.ch/lhec
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NuPECC LRP2010 Town MeetingMadrid, May 31st 2010
Project:
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●LHeC@CERN → ep/eA experiment using p/A from the LHC:Ep=7 TeV, EA=(Z/A)Ep=2.75 TeV/nucleon for Pb.● New e+/e- accelerator: Ecm~1-2 TeV/nucleon (Ee=50-150 GeV).
● Requirements:* Luminosity~1033 cm-2s-1.
* Acceptance: 1-179 degrees(low-x ep/eA).* Tracking to 1 mrad.* EMCAL calibration to 0.l %.* HCAL calibration to 0.5 %.* Luminosity determination to 1 %.* Compatible with LHCoperation. x
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Physics goals:
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● Proton structure to a few 10-20 m: Q2 lever arm.
● Precision QCD/EW physics.
● High-mass frontier (leptoquarks, excited fermions, contact interactions).
● Unambiguous access, in ep and eA, to a qualitatively novel regime of matter predicted by QCD.
● Substructure/parton dynamics inside nuclei with strong implications on QGP search.
The machine: Ring-Ring option
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Small-x physics:
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● Novel regime of matter beyond the unitarity limit at small x and/or high A: saturation of partonic densities.● Two-pronged approach: ↓ x / ↑ A.● Prediction: semiclassical QCD at weak coupling (CGC).
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Nuclear parton densities (I):
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● Large uncertainties in parton densities at low x in nuclei (no existing data).● LHeC data will substantially improve it.● Impact on the characterization of the hot medium in UrHIC through hard probes (cold nuclear effects).
Nuclear parton densities (II):
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● ep/ed collisions at the LHeC would substantially improve our knowledge on the neutron pdf’s.● LHeC will test the relation between diffraction in ep and nuclear shadowing.
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Initial conditions for UrHIC:
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● Azimuthal anisotropy in UrHIC (RHIC) points to lowviscosity/strong couplingof the produced medium.
● Initial conditions crucial for the collective behavior.
● eA offers a clean environment to check the ideas about particle production giving the initial condition, and thermalization.
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Final state exploration:
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● Low energy: need of hadronization inside → formation time, (pre-)hadronic absorption,...
● LHeC (νmax~105 GeV) will study the dynamics of hadronization
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● High energy: partonic evolution altered in the nuclear medium, partonic energy loss.
Summary:
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● LHeC: new facility at CERN for ep/eA collisions at Ecm~1-2 TeV under design.
● For nuclei, it will explore a new realm in their partonic structure.
● LHeC physics has strongimplications on UrHIC (thus complementary to pA@LHC).
● LHeC could be built in 10 years, depending on the LHC schedules and on us. http://cern.ch/lhec
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Plans for the CDR:
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Many thanks to Max Klein, Brian Cole, Paul Newman, Anna Stasto, Urs Wiedemann, Peter Kotska, David d’Enterria, Kari Eskola, Hannu Paukkunen, Carlos Salgado, Mark Strikman, Konrad Tywoniuk and all other collaborators in the preparation of the CDR!!!
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● Ions are part of the LHC program: Pb, maybe Ar, Ca, O,...● RR/LR: Luminosity per nucleon ~ 1-2×1032cm-2s-1.
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