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Adapting ILC detector concepts to other facilities

Daniel Jeans

Abstract

Detectors designed for the International Linear Collider have been studied over many years, and a good understanding of the relevant requirements and constraints has been developed. With the prospect of future Higgs Factory projects with different properties (for example, the FCC-ee), the adaptations required for use at such facilities are being investigated. We outline our current understanding in this note.

Adapting ILC detector concepts to other facilities

Abstract

Detectors designed for the International Linear Collider have been studied over many years, and a good understanding of the relevant requirements and constraints has been developed. With the prospect of future Higgs Factory projects with different properties (for example, the FCC-ee), the adaptations required for use at such facilities are being investigated. We outline our current understanding in this note.

Paper Structure

This paper contains 11 sections, 2 figures.

Table of Contents

  1. Introduction
  2. Physics requirements
  3. Machine Detector Interface
  4. Collision rate
  5. Magnetic fields
  6. Machine backgrounds
  7. Subdetector technologies and integration
  8. Current status in ILD
  9. Time Projection Chamber
  10. Calorimeters
  11. Outlook

Figures (2)

  • Figure 1: Mechanical drawings of the MDI systems at ILC (top, from ILDConceptGroup:2020sfq) and FCCee (bottom, image from Boscolo:2023hwo).
  • Figure 2: Comparison of the ILD simulation models for ILC (ILD_l5_v02) and FCC-ee (ILD_FCCee_v01), showing the change in the inner detectors and MDI system. The TPC and main calorimeters are left unchanged, while the nominal magnetic field strength has been reduced from 3.5 to 2 T.