Another Detector for the International Linear Collider
Nural Akchurin, Sehwook Lee, Richard Wigmans, Hanna Arnold, Aaron, Bazal, Robert Basili, John Hauptman, Tim Overton, Andrew Priest, Bingzhe, Zhao, Alexander Mikhailichenko, Michele Cascella, Franco Grancagnolo,, Giovanni Tassielli, Franco Bedeschi, Fabrizio Scuri, Sung Keun Park

TL;DR
This paper presents a new detector design for the International Linear Collider, integrating innovative instrumentation to significantly outperform previous detectors in particle physics experiments.
Contribution
It introduces novel detector components such as a dual-readout calorimeter, a cluster-counting drift chamber, and a second solenoid, enhancing performance for $e^+e^-$ collision measurements.
Findings
Achieves 2-10 times better detection performance than previous detectors.
Proposes a dual-readout calorimeter system based on CERN RD52/DREAM results.
Discusses potential for high-resolution particle identification and momentum measurement.
Abstract
We describe another detectora designed for the International Linear Collider based on several tested instrumentation innovations in order to achieve the necessary experi- mental goal of a detecter that is 2-to-10 times better than the already excellent SLC and LEP detectors, in particular, (1) dual-readout calorimeter system based on the RD52/DREAM measurements at CERN, (2) a cluster-counting drift chamber based on the successful kloe chamber at Frascati, and (3) a second solenoid to return the magnetic flux without iron. A high-performance pixel vertex chamber is presently undefined. We discuss particle identification, momentum and energy resolutions, and the machine-detector interface that together offer the possibility of a very high-performance detector for physics up to TeV.
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Taxonomy
TopicsParticle Detector Development and Performance · Particle physics theoretical and experimental studies · Nuclear Physics and Applications
