Future Particle Colliders and Scientific Advancements

Future Particle Colliders and Scientific Advancements
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Beginning from the vision of future colliders with cutting-edge technologies, this content delves into the significance of future colliders in answering fundamental questions about the universe, particle physics, and beyond. Evaluating different collider options, potential discoveries, technological advancements, and the pivotal role of scientific research in shaping our understanding of the world, this exploration ignites curiosity and highlights the innovation driving the field of high-energy physics.

  • Particle physics
  • Future colliders
  • Scientific advancements
  • Technology
  • High-energy research

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  1. Vision of Future Colliders Yifang Wang Institute of High Energy Physics, CAS KAIST-KAIX, July 8, 2019 UChicago, Sep. 19, 2019 GIM-50, Oct.29, 2019 SUSY2021, Aug.23, 2021 ICFA Europe strategy FALC

  2. Why Future Colliders ? Science Fundamental questions: Space, time, Universe, Big bang, elementary particles, unification, Immediate questions: Higgs properties, EW, QCD, flavors, searches for SUSY, extra-D, compositeness, dark matter, sterile/seasaw neutrinos, Evaluation: directly or indirectly related to fundamental problems ? single or multiple purpose ? (concrete) searches or measurements ? new search territory ? sensitivity ? Don t forget about the gut feeling and luck Other benefits: Technology, education and personal Training, etc.

  3. What colliders to choose from? e+e- Linear Collider ILC: 250 GeV, 1 1034cm-2s-1 ~7B$, ~2025/2035 CLIC: 380 GeV, 1 1034cm-2s-1 ~7B$, ~2030/2040 Circular Collider FCC-ee: 90-350 GeV, 8 1034cm-2s-1 ~10B$, ~2030/2040 CEPC: 90-250 GeV, 5 1034cm-2s-1 ~5B$, ~2022/2030 PP FCC-hh: 100 TeV, ~1 1035cm-2s-1, ~20B$, ~2050/2060 FCC-hh(Low), 40 TeV, ~1 1035cm-2s-1, ~10+5B$, ~2030/2040 SPPC: 100 TeV, ~1 1035cm-2s-1, ~10B$, ~2040/2050 ep + - Proton driver: muon cooling ? e+: enough intensity ? wake-field acceleration Beam quality, power efficiency, may be used by CEPC(ILC & CLIC ?) as injectors

  4. Sciences No guaranteed discoveries At the turning point Best approach? small cost to look for hints. If yes, go for direct searches My favorite: No signal at LHC: Direct searches: M ~ 1 TeV 10% precision: M ~ 1 TeV Look for signals at CEPC/FCC-ee: 1% precision M ~10 TeV 10 TeV: 10-4 New Physics < 10 TeV ?

  5. Technology & Innovation New machine should have new technologies New technologies for our own advancement SC technologies, SRF cavities, We need to ask for enough advancement bring something new to the society, to gain public support WWW, SC magnet for MRI, accelerator applications, It is hard to plan, but we should try Need to balance feasibility, cost and aggressiveness Realistic possibilities ? High Tc super-conducing technologies: cables, magnet, SPPC s choice: Iron-based HTC, 3-5$/(KA m) Table-top accelerators: laser/plasma accelerators CEPC injector SRF cavities: quantum computing ?

  6. Money Too expensive, we can only afford 1 machine in the world ? The US spending(as a fraction of GDP) is less than that of 60 s BEPC: Cost/4yrs/GDP of China 1984 0.0001 SSC Cost/10yrs/GDP of US 1992 0.0001 LEP: Cost/8yrs/GDP of EU 1984 0.0002 LHC Cost/10yrs/GDP of EU 2004 0.0003 ILC Cost/8yrs/GDP of JP 2018 0.0002 CEPC: Cost/8yrs/GDP of China 2020 0.00005 SppC: Cost/8yrs/GDP of China 2036 0.0001 Now, Asia stands for ~40% of the world economy, can we double(%GDP of 60 s in the US+EU) the world HEP spending ? Asia countries should Propose new machines, support each other, and build regional centers Enhance investment in HEP from all Asia countries coordinate national plans Find new money, spend it wisely

  7. How to get a project Science & Cost: performance-cost ratio Feasibility: Technology, Schedule, man power, etc. International issues Cooperation A must Competition Also a must Lessons from SSC & ILC Non-science perturbation: Relations between countries deals between counties/regions, Personality of leaders We need to have some luck

  8. Strategy: My Personal View Highest priority: Higgs coupling to 1% FCC-ee and CEPC should proceed in parallel until one is approved: Competition can enhance the chance for both Higgs factory is too important to miss Try to get one of the ILC and CLIC Linear technology can not be ignored High energy lepton collider(~10 TeV) will be needed, if new physics is discovered Continue to lobby for ILC, and continue the CLIC effort Only ILC/CLIC is not enough, multi-detectors needed anyway: we should forget about the push-pull option Major R&D effort for pp collider: Aiming for (iron-based) HTC magnet(~ 10-15 yrs): FCC-hh/SPPC Low energy FCC-hh(40 TeV) option lacks the technology impact Maintain R&D effort for + -and wake-field acceleration

  9. Our Plan in China Real work: Physics, Machine TDR, detector design, R&D, Work with/on the government agencies To be selected by MoST as one of the preparatory projects of China-initiated large international science program To be selected in the 14th5-year plan of NCDR Other agencies for R&D funding Local government for site Training & team building, recruiting, Outreach Ready to work on any Higgs factory which comes first

  10. CEPC 8 4thconcept Silicon tracker + drift chamber for better tracking and PID Transversely arranged BGO for EM calorimeter, 3D, PFA EM/jet Sandwiched steel + scintillation glass hadron calorimeter PFA hadron/jet CERN Fermi KEK LBNL Q CEPC FCC ILC *** * *** ** ** * *** *** ~60% ~80% 80% CEPC FCC ILC ~60% SPPC FCC 12T 14T 16T 12-14T 12-14T 20-24T ~16T ~16T 16T CEPC R&D driver muon ~ 5-7 m ~ 5-7 m ~ 5-7 m ~ 5-7 m ~ 5-7 m Silicon

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