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Running in 2011 - Luminosity Mike Lamont Verena Kain

Presentations Many thanks to all the speakers! Experiments expectations Massi Ferro-Luzzi Pushing the limits: beam Elias Métral Pushing the limits: crossing angles, aperture and beta* Werner Herr Luminosity analysis Giulia Papotti Luminosity calibration Simon White Heavy ions in 2011 and beyond John Jowett Operational schedule 2011 & potential performance Malika Meddahi 2

Pushing the limits: beam Very nice explanation of impedances and single-beam instabilities Small lattice nonlinearities => 1 detrimental and 1 beneficial effect: Landau octupoles are needed to stabilize the single-bunch instability from transverse impedance The head-on beam-beam tune shift can be ~ 2 times larger than nominal Electron cloud 2010 observations are certainly due to ~ 2 < SEY < ~ 2.5, whereas 1.7 was usually the max value studied in the past Miguel Jimenez: confident that rapid cleaning will be seen Elias Métral 3

Beam from the injectors Bunch spacing From Booster Np/bunch Emittance H&V [mm.mrad] No. of bunches from SPS 150 Single batch 1.1 x 10 11 < 2.5 (1.6) 1 4 x 12 75 Single batch 1.2 x 10 11 2 1 4 x 24 75 Double batch 1.2 x 10 11 (?) 1.2 (?) 1 4 x 24 50 Single batch 1.45 x 10 11 3.5 1 4 x 36 50 Double batch 1.2 x 10 11 (?) 1.5 (?) 1 4 x 36 25 Double batch 1.15 x 10 11 3.6 1 4 x 72 Note: delivered emittance depends on the bunch spacing and batch scheme 28/01/2011 Elias Métral Chamonix - session 7 summary 4

Pushing the limits: crossing angles, aperture and beta* 5 IP 1 & 5 beta* = 10 m in IP2 beta* = 3 m in IP8 Werner Herr

Pushing the limits: crossing angles, aperture and beta* Small emittance important for overall performance Allows lower beta* with moderate crossing angle Allows more flexibility for LHCb spectrometer Allows full field for LHCb spectrometer (at all times and configurations) Werner s recommendation: rather give up on higher intensity than on small emittance Should find the head-on beam-beam limit early will tell us the good parameter range Luminosity leveling in LHCb must be tested Werner Herr 6

Luminosity analysis: statistics across fills Giulia Papotti 7

Beam lifetime Excellent single beam before collisions ~200-300 hours With colliding beams: Luminosity lifetime ~15-20 hours Reasonably well given by emittance growth and intensity decay Minimal drifts in overlap beams very stable Intensity lifetime ~90 hours Luminosity burn, losses on collimators Emittance growth (x ~ 30 hours, y ~ 20 to 40 hours) Intra Beam Scattering and something else at least sometimes the hump LHC status and plans Giulia Papotti 8

Luminosity calibration Very well motivated! Machine parameters methods: Very successful first experience, Expect to reach 5% accuracy for 2010, aim for <5% in 2011 Special fills: 2 requested, conditions to be discussed, try to reduce setup time Developments & beam studies: a lot on the list, set priorities Hardware: lots of efforts already done and very much appreciated. Beam intensity measurements still limits the precision: set priority on the Bunch Current Transformers and Longitudinal Density Monitors Simon White 9

High beta* experiments Forward detectors at CMS (TOTEM) and ATLAS (ALFA) interaction points will provide independent luminosity calibration based on optical theorem TOTEM is commissioned and ready for physics at 90 m ALFA expects to be ready for summer 90 m. optics are ready for commissioning, operational challenges very different from squeezed optics: start commissioning as soon as possible (~5 shifts) Physics with 90 m.: 4 fills, expect to reach 3% accuracy on the cross section (TOTEM) Simon White 10

Ions conclusions The 2010 Pb-Pb run showed that the LHC can work well with heavy ions Beam physics is complex! Needs more resources for study, analysis of data Substantial factor in luminosity possible for 2011 Options for filling etc, will be clarified in injector commissioning, experiments are flexible 2012 appears to be a good opportunity for p-pb Otherwise it will be a long time interesting energy Feasibility test in MD can be tried in 2011. If this realistically is to be considered for a run a lot of effort needs to be made this year Upgrades critical to sustain performance ramp-up Installation of DS collimators in IR2 should not be allowed to slip too far into the future John Jowett 11

Ions 2011 Luminosity factors with respect to 2010 3.5/1.5 from beta* 2 to 2.5 from bunch number and intensity L = 1 to 1.4 x 10 26 cm -2 s -1 Integrated luminosity: 30 to 50 b -1 to each of IP1, IP2 and IP5 John Jowett 12

2011: main goals Motivation is clear! fast, secure and far-reaching! 1 fb -1 delivered to each of IP1, IP5 and IP8 at 3.5 TeV Can probably do better for IP1 and IP5 It will be a challenge to deliver 1 fb -1 to IP8 Maximum luminosity : from 2e32 to 3e32 Luminosity leveling via separation required to get close Alice pp run: 5e29 < L < 5e30, µ < 0.05 Massimiliano Ferro-Luzzi 13

Special runs Intermediate energy Beam energy 1.38 TeV 24b equalitarian scheme; 16 collisions at each IP => 200kJ 3 shifts to commission; 4 days running at 50 M events to tape Run was recommended by LHCC and endorsed by RB beta* = 90m runs beta* = 90 m IP1/5 (10m IP2/8) Setup time (MD): 5 shifts including RP beam-based alignment Luminosity calibration runs Totem & Alpha Set-up & special runs ~ 10 days Massimiliano Ferro-Luzzi 14

Assumed beam parameters for Physics Beam parameters Energy 3.5 TeV b* : IP1 5 2 8 1.5 1.5 10 3 m for 2.5 mm Separation (Injection) Separation (Physics) B1 ½ external crossing angles (Inj.) B1 ½ external crossing angles (Phys.) ± 2 mm ± 0.7 mm (reduction during the ramp) ± 170 mrad (all IPs) +120 mrad (IP1&5); ± 80 mrad (IP2); - 235 mrad (IP8) Beam parameters 150 ns 75 ns 50 ns Bunch intensity [e11 p/b] 1.2 1.2 1.2 Normalised Emittance [mm] 2.5 2.5 2.5 Colliding bunches 368* 936 1404 Malika Meddahi 15

2011 - Days for Luminosity operation PHASE Days Total proton operation 264 5 MDs (4 days) - 20 6 TS (4+1 days) - 30 Special physics runs - 10 Commissioning - 20 to -30 Intensity ramp up - 30 to -40 Scrubbing run - 10 Total at around peak intensity 125 to 145 LHC status and plans Malika Meddahi 16

Baseline scenario Beam commissioning: 3-4 weeks Exit - stable beams with low number of bunches Ramp-up to ~200 bunches (75 ns): 2 weeks Multi-bunch injection commissioning continued Stable beams Technical Stop 4+1 days [Intermediate energy run 5 days] Scrubbing run: 10 days including 50 ns injection comm. Resume 75 ns operation and increase no. bunches: 3 weeks 300 400 600 800 930 - MPS and OP qualification Physics operation 75 ns: ~930 bunches 17

Possible 2011 LHC schedule QQ1/Q2 18

Estimated Peak and Integrated Luminosity Energy Beta* Bunch spacing 3.5 TeV 1.5 m 75 ns Bunch intensity 1.2 x 10 11 Stored beam energy 75 MJ Days at peak luminosity 135 Hübner factor 0.2 Emittance [mm.mrad] Beam-beam parameter Peak Luminosity [cm -2 s -1 ] Integrated Luminosity [fb -1 ] 2.5 0.006 1.3 x 10 33 ~2.7 2.0 0.007 1.6 x 10 33 ~3.3 1.8 0.008 1.8 x 10 33 ~3.7 28/01/2011 Malika Meddahi 150 ns: ~1.9 fb -1 50 ns: ~2.8 fb -1 Chamonix - session 7 summary 19

Conclusions Good understanding of instabilities, electron cloud and why the LHC needs octupoles Beam from injectors in good shape some characteristics to be established Minimum beta* 1.5 m in 1 & 5 Excellent progress in luminosity calibration work in progress, BE-BI working hard on BCT improvements Physics goals for 2011 clearly defined Luminosity of 10 33 cm -2 s -1 could be within reach with 75 ns beams, beta* = 1.5 m and emittances supplied by injectors 1 to 3 fb -1 looks achievable in 2011 Remembering the incoming challenges: stored beam energy, UFOs, e-cloud, R2E 20