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Possibilities for future beams at CERN First event from OPERA/CNGS I. Efthymiopoulos - CERN Many thanks to: M. Dracos, R. Garoby, E. Gschwendtner,, A. Guglielmi, K. Long, F. Pietropaolo, A. Rubbia, R. Steerenberg, E.


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  • I. Efthymiopoulos - CERN

NNN10 Int. Workshop Toyama, Japan, December 15,2010

First ¡ντ ¡event ¡from ¡OPERA/CNGS ¡

Possibilities for future ν beams at CERN

1 Many thanks to: M. Dracos, R. Garoby, E. Gschwendtner,, A. Guglielmi, K. Long, F. Pietropaolo, A. Rubbia, R. Steerenberg, E. Wildner

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Ilias Efthymiopoulos - CERN NNN10-Toyama, December 15, 2010

ν beams at CERN – The present

2 CERN LNGS 730km

CERN Neutrinos to Grand Sasso, IT - CNGS

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Ilias Efthymiopoulos - CERN NNN10 - Toyama, December 15, 2010

  • CNGS is THE neutrino oscillation facility in Europe
  • vτ appearance optimized detectors: OPERA(1.2kt) ICARUS (0.6kt)

Proton beam p m parameters Energy 400 GeV /c Cycle length

  • 6 seconds
  • 2 extractions/cycle,

50ms apart Extraction

  • 2.4 x 1013 protons
  • 10.5 μs long pulse

Beam power

  • 500 kW

Approved program:

  • 4.5 × 1019 protons/year – 5 year program
  • ~3.5 × 1011 νμ/year at Grand Sasso
  • ~3000 CC νμ interactions/kt/year at the

experiment

  • ~2÷3 ντ interactions detected/year (OPERA)
  • Installation completed in June 2006
  • In physics operation since 2007

ν beams at CERN – The present

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Ilias Efthymiopoulos - CERN NNN10-Toyama, December 15, 2010

vacuum 800m 100m 1000m 67m 26m p + C → (interactions) → π+, K+ → (decay) → µ+ + νµ

270cm

11.25cm spacing

❚ 2 ¡× ¡41 ¡fixed ¡monitors ¡ ❚ 2 ¡× ¡1 ¡motorized ¡monitor

❚ C rods ❚ 5(4) mm Ø ❚ 5 in-situ spares MUON DETECTORS TARGET UNIT MAGNETIC HORNS

CNGS - Conventional ν beam

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Ilias Efthymiopoulos - CERN NNN10-Toyama, December 15, 2010

Protons on Target 2006 (commissioning) 0.09 ×1019 2007 (commissioning- HI) 0.08 × 1019 2008 – physics run 1.79 × 1019 2009 – physics run 3.58 × 1019 2010 – physics run 4.04× 1019 Total 9.41 × 1019 2011 – physics run (221d) 4.7 × 1019

First ντ event from OPERA … and first events from ICARUS

Collection view Wire coordinate (8 m) Drift time coordinate (1.4 m) Courtesy: D. Autiero

à OPERA talk by K. Hamada

Courtesy: ICARUS coll.

à ICARUS talk by C.Rubbia

beam

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CNGS - Performance

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Ilias Efthymiopoulos - CERN NNN10 - Toyama, December 15, 2010

¨ The ¡design ¡and ¡opera7on ¡of ¡a ¡high-­‑intensity, ¡high-­‑power ¡(0.3-­‑0.5MW ¡of ¡

beam ¡power) ¡facility ¡is ¡always ¡very ¡challenging

¨ Design: ¡

¤ Choice of materials, facility layout, shielding, radiation environment ¤ Technical challenges during construction

¨ Opera3on ¡:

¤ Possibility for early repairs must be included in the design ¤ Radiation effects on proximity electronics should be looked at ¤ Key item: the ventilation system that has a double challenge:

temperature/humidity control, and management of radioactive air

¤ H-3 creation (air, water) should not be forgotten !

¨ Important ¡lessons, ¡in ¡view ¡of ¡future ¡facili7es ¡with ¡(M)MW ¡of ¡beam ¡power ¡!

CNGS - Operation

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Ilias Efthymiopoulos - CERN NNN10-Toyama, December 15, 2010

Courtesy: C. Touramanis – CERN Neutrino Strategy Workshop

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ν beams at CERN - The future

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¨ Strong ¡par7cipa7on ¡of ¡European ¡Labs ¡in ¡ν ¡physics ¡programs ¡worldwide

¤ T2K neutrino beam ¤ International Design Study

for a Neutrino Factory (IDS-NF)

¨ EC ¡funded ¡design ¡studies

¤ EUROnu – Design Study for Super-beam, β-beam, ν-factory ¤ EUCARD – Neu2012 (network activity) – MICE (transnational access) ¤ LAGUNA – Water Cherenkov, LArgon, Scintillator Detectors ¤ LAGUNA-LBNO(proposal) - Detectors + beams from CERN

¨ R&D ¡Ac7vi7es ¡– ¡prototypes

¤ MERIT@CERN - high-power targetry experiment ¤ MICE@ RAL - muon ionization cooling experiment

Courtesy: T. Hasegawa CERN Neutrino Strategy Workshop

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Accelerator ν Physics in Europe (besides CNGS)

Europe 50%

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Ilias Efthymiopoulos - CERN NNN10 - Toyama, December 15, 2010

Short ¡3mescale ¡(~2015)

¤ Conventional LBL ν-beams from SPS (400 GeV)

n

Exploit the CNGS technology, sub-MW class facility, CNGS+

n Intensity upgrade, new focusing scheme for low ν-beam energies

¤ Conventional SBL ν-beam from PS (20 GeV) - PSNF

n

Dedicated experiment on sterile neutrinos

n

Test bed for detector and targetry R&D, x-section measurements

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ν beams at CERN – future possibilities

Medium ¡3mescale ¡(~2020)

¤ Conventional LBL ν-beams from SPS (400 GeV)

n CNGS+ beam to a new site (CN2?)

¤ Upgrade using LP-SPL as proton driver, new HPPS (30-50 GeV)

n ~MW class facility (CN2?-HP)

The ¡BIG ¡picture ¡– ¡ul3mate ¡facili3es ¡(~2030)

¤ Super beams, β-beams, Neutrino Factory

n HP-SPL and new accelerators, MMW class facilities

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What future for CNGS?

The presently approved program will be completed by 2014

assuming 4.7 × 1019 pot/y for 2011, 2013, 2014

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22.5×1019 ¡pot

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CNGS Upgrade Possibilities

  • Int. per PS batch

# PS batches

  • Int. per SPS

cycle 200 days, 100% efficiency, no sharing 200 days, 55% efficiency, no sharing 200 days, 55% efficiency, 60% CNGS sharing [prot./6s cycle] [pot/year] [pot/year] [pot/year] 2.4×1013 - Nominal CNGS 2 4.8×1013 1.38×1020 7.6×1019 4.56×1019 3.5×1013 - Ultimate CNGS 2 7.0×1013 2.02×1020 1.11×1020 6.65×1019

Limitations:

key elements of the secondary beam line: target, horns, beam windows layout and RP considerations, SPS RF and beam extraction system

CNGS upgrade ⇔ SPS upgrade:

Possibilities will be studied within the LHC Injector Upgrade project (LIU) and followed in LAGUNA-LBNO

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M.Meddahi, E.Schaposnicova - CERN-AB-2007-013 PAF

750kW design limit for the target working hypothesis for RP calculations

Ilias Efthymiopoulos - CERN NNN10 - Japan, December 15, 2010

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¨ MODULAR ¡proposal ¡APJ ¡29 ¡(2008) ¡174

¨ New ¡10km ¡off-­‑axis ¡experiment

¨

20kt(4×5kt) ¡LArgon-­‑TPC ¡based ¡on ¡the ¡ ICARUS-­‑T600 ¡technology ¡(× ¡2.66 ¡scale-­‑up)

¨

MODULAr/CNGS ¡(400 ¡GeV, ¡1.2 ¡1020 ¡pot/yr) ¡~ ¡ NOνA/NUMI ¡(120 ¡GeV, ¡6.5 ¡1020 ¡pot/yr)

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Future CNGS experiments?

Event rates in MODULAR

  • 20 kt, 5 y, 1.2 1020 pot/y, sin2(2θ13)=0.1

νµ CC e bkg Signal S/√(bkg) 5700 28 250 47

à ICARUS talk by C.Rubbia

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Ilias Efthymiopoulos - CERN NNN10 - Toyama, December 15, 2010

CNGS (732km)

  • 0.3MW sustained
  • peration, 0.5MW if

no beam sharing

CNGS+ (732km) or CN2PY (2300km)

  • 0.75MW “ultimate”,

requires SPS and injector upgrade

CN2PY(2300km) CN2FR(130km)

  • 2MW operation

requires LP-SPL+HPPS,

  • r HP-SPL+Accum

NUMI/MINOS (700km)

  • 0.3MW sustained
  • peration

NUMI/NOVA (700km off-axis)

  • 0.75MW upgrade

(~2013)

LBNE/DUSEL (1300 km)

  • 2MW operation

requires Project-X

T2K (300km)

  • 0.11MW operation in

2010

T2K (300km)

  • expected 0.75MW

gradually ~2014

T2K (300km) T2O(658km)

  • expected 1.66MW
  • peration, by >2014

CERN FNAL JPARC

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From conventional to super ν-beams

A staged approach to intensity

LAGUNA-LBNO, EUROν FP7 Design Studies

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3.Fréjus 7.Umbria 6.Slanic 1.Boulby 4.Pyhäsalmi

5.Sieroszowice

2.Canfranc

LAGUNA FP7 Study

Courtesy: A. Rubbia, LAGUNA

à NNN Detector talk by S. Katsanevas

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Ilias Efthymiopoulos - CERN NNN10 - Toyama, December 15, 2010

Conventional ν-beams from CERN

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CERN-Frejus (130km) & CERN-Pyhasalmi(2300km): Very short/very long baseline combination for unique physics opportunities in Europe

Determine CP-violation by comparison of ν/ anti-ν in absence of competing matter effects Very low energy beam, huge (WC) detector

Determine CP-violation and mass degeneracy by spectrum measurement and resolve degeneracies and so called “π-transit” effect arXiv:0908.3741.v1 for “Magic distance”

... and synnergies:

CERN-Frejus : adequate baseline/ energy for β- beam

CERN-Pyhasalmi : adequate baseline for Neutrino- Factory

Courtesy: A. Rubbia, LAGUNA

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Ilias Efthymiopoulos - CERN NNN10-Toyama, December 15, 2010

CERN ν-beam to Pyhasalmi - CN2PY

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Near ¡detector Target

0.75-­‑2MW

CNGS HPPS CN2PY SPL

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Ilias Efthymiopoulos - CERN NNN10-Toyama, December 15, 2010

CN2PY-HP - Physics Reach

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Courtesy: A. Rubbia, LAGUNA

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Ilias Efthymiopoulos - CERN NNN10 - Toyama, December 15, 2010

CN2PY - Technical challenges

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CN2PY can’ t be just a “copy” of CNGS Key issues to address:

Target station design: 0.75 - 2 MW Optimized target/horn secondary beam optics for low energy neutrinos SPS extraction system for high-intensity beams maintaining the TI2 extraction for LHC Decay tube and near detector with 10-deg slope

Build up synergies and collaboration with teams working on similar projects in Japan and US

NBI workshop March 2012 @ CERN - NBI2012

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The ultimate facilities

Precision measurements

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The Menu:

  • Mass hierarchy
  • CP-violation
  • θ13 - if only limits until then
  • Understand and measure the ν-mixing parameters
  • Understand the differences between the quark and lepton sector
  • Physics beyond the SνM?
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Physics reach of future projects (ISS)

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ISS: International Scoping Study Physics Report: Rept.Prog.Phys. 72:106201,2009. Accelerator Report: JINST 4:P07001,2009. Detector Report: JINST 4:T05001,2009

FP7 /EUROnu Design study Super-beam to Frejus Beta-beam (continue EURISOL) Neutrino Factory

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Super-beam to Frejus

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IMB SOUDAN CANFRANC KAMIOK A BOULBY MINE GRAN SASSO MONT BLANC SUDBURY (FINLANDE) LSM (FREJUS ) (WIPP) ST GOTHARD HOMES TAKE BAKSAN

muon flux/m2/year Depth (meter of water equivalent) Depth (meter)

2000 10 1000 2000 3000 4000 6000 8000 4800

2

103 104 106

Laboratoire Souterrain de Modane

Profit from the excavation of the new safety gallery to prepare the detector caverns

  • Water Cherenkov

detector with 440kt total fiducial mass

  • 3 cylinders 65x65m
  • Conventional ν-beam

with HP-SPL as the proton driver

Courtesy: M. Dracos, EUROnu

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Ilias Efthymiopoulos - CERN NNN10 - Toyama, December 15, 2010

CERN ν-sbeam to Frejus - CN2FR

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Technical challenges:

Target design

impact of the 4MW beam

Horn design

high current, mechanical constraints due to physics requirements, radiation, high-current (heating), pulsing

H- linac 2.2 (3.5) GeV, 4 MW Target ~300 MeV νµ beam to far detector decay tunnel Accumulator ring Magnetic horn capture (collector) proton driver

hadrons

ν, µ

p

Solution:

4 × 1 MW = 4 MW !!!! four target/horn assemblies mounted together in a mechanical structure !!!

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Ilias Efthymiopoulos - CERN NNN10 - Toyama, December 15, 2010

CN2FR - horn optimization

Latest design

single horn with reduced current

Target

solid C(Be?) rod inserted into the horn

23 ~300-400 kA 112 230 cm

Courtesy: M. Dracos, EUROnu

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Ilias Efthymiopoulos - CERN NNN10 - Toyama, December 15, 2010

LHC Injector Upgrade & ν-beams

SPL - a key component for future ν-beams at CERN

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PSB SPS Linac4 LP-SPL PS LHC / sLHC

160 MeV 1.4 GeV 4 GeV 26 GeV 50 GeV 450 GeV 7 TeV

Linac2

50 MeV Proton flux / Beam power

PS2 Present Future

1978 1975 1959 2008

SPS ¡& ¡LHC ¡injector ¡upgrade ¡plan:

Ø Linac4 in operation by 2014 Ø Systematic consolidation and

upgrade of PSB, PS, SPS to assure reliable operation and needs of the High Luminosity LHC until ~2030,

Ø Conclude the PS2 and LP-SPL

studies at short term, with the publication of a “light” CDR to allow for resurrecting the option if necessary at a later date,

Ø Continue “generic” R & D for HP-

SPL in view of neutrino physics applications.

Chamonix 2010

Courtesy: R.Garoby, CERN

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Manpower?

Ilias Efthymiopoulos - CERN NNN10 - Toyama, December 15, 2010

PS2 SPL LINAC4 SPS PS

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HP - SPL R&D

HP-SPL R&D continued:

R & D towards a high duty cycle H- source Study of the optimum high power RF architecture for a high power SPL Design, construction and test of superconducting RF cavities (704 MHz – 5 cells – β=1) Development of high power RF coupler, HOM damper and adaptation of tuner Upgrade of the SM18 test place [2 K cooling + pulsed RF source at 704 MHz (1 MW @ 50 Hz )] Pulsed high power RF tests of contiguous cavities in a single cryostat Design, construction and test a high power klystron modulator Design, construction and test of a prototype cryomodule equipped with 8 β=1 cavities

H- source RFQ chopper DTL CCDTL PIMS 3 MeV 50 MeV 102 MeV

352.2 MHz

β=0.65 β=1.0 643 MeV 5 GeV

704.4 MHz

160 MeV

Linac4 (160 MeV) SC-linac (5 GeV)

Courtesy: R.Garoby, CERN

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Ilias Efthymiopoulos - CERN NNN10 - Toyama, December 15, 2010

Detector @ Frejus (130 km) Detector @ Canfranc/Gran Sasso (~ 700 km)

β-beam : Pure νe,νe̅ beams from CERN

Beta Beams: acceleration of beta active isotopes Unique facility for CERN:

Reuse of CERN existing accelerators and infrastructure ⇒ cost reduction Known technologies Ion Production: ISOL technique, ion production ring, molten salt loop

Synergies with Super beam to Frejus for enhanced physics reach

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Courtesy: E. Wildner , EUROnu

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Ilias Efthymiopoulos - CERN NNN10-Toyama, December 15, 2010

Baseline ¡op?on ¡(6He ¡and ¡18Ne). ¡18Ne ¡produc?on ¡experiments ¡in ¡2011. ¡8Li ¡can ¡be ¡produced ¡in ¡sufficient ¡quan??es ¡with ¡ISOL ¡& ¡n-­‑converter

18Ne: ¡Molten ¡Salt ¡Loop ¡ ¡ 6He ¡& ¡8Li ¡: ¡ISOL&n-­‑converter 8B ¡& ¡8Li ¡: ¡Produc?on ¡Ring

β-beam: isotope production

  • T. Stora
  • C. Rubbia

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Courtesy: E. Wildner , EUROnu

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Neutrino Factory

p+ C (int) →μ± (capture, accelerate, store, decay)→νμ,νe

http:/ /www.ids-nf.org/wiki

Courtesy: EUROnu & IDS-NF

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Technical challenges ahead

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Design and operate MMW facilities is not trivial

¨ Key issues where present R&D effort is concentrated:

¤ Production : ¤ SB: Secondary beam elements : target ¤ NF: Front-end system : target ¤ β-beam : ion production ¤ Beam handling : ¤ SB: horns ¤ NF: capture, cooling channel, RF & absorbers Beam dump ¤ β-beam : collective effects, ion losses & radiation ¤ Beam delivery : ¤ SB: Decay tunnel ¤ NF: Storage ring ¤ β-beam : decay ring ¤ ... and ν-beam monitoring & near detector

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High-Power targetry

photo: Hg-jet - beam impact 4×1012 p, 10T field

Key results #2 Disruption threshold: >4×1012 protons@14 GeV , 10T field 115kJ pulse containment demonstrated 8 MW capability demonstrated

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The MERIT Experiment @ CERN PS High-Power Liquid Hg-jet experiment, proof-

  • f-principle of a target system for a ν-

Factory or μ-collider Key results #1 Hg-jet disruption mitigated by magnetic field

20 m/s jet operation allows up to 70Hz

  • peration with beam
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High-power target station

The future ....

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Courtesy: P. Spampinato, ORNL

... and the past

Dismantling WANF - 2010: Target & collimator Dismantling WANF - 2010: Target & collimator

Contact ¡: ¡4.4mSv/h 40 ¡cm ¡: ¡1.4mSv/h 1.3mSv/h 6.5 ¡mSv/h Contact ¡: ¡5.0mSv/h 40 ¡cm ¡: ¡1.7mSv/h Contact ¡: ¡18.0mSv/h 40 ¡cm ¡: ¡16mSv/h

10y cool-down

High-intensity (M)MW areas should be treated with respect !!!

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A search for anomalous neutrino νμ→νe oscillations at the CERN PS with LAr-TPC detectors

  • C. Rubbia et al

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PS - Short Baseline ν-beam

PS

b.181

near det

b.191

far det

Beam line originally operated in early 80’ s for PS169, PS181, PS180(BEBC) experiments PS beam possibilities (180, 85% efficiency) : 6.13 1019 ÷ 2.02 1020 from zero to max impact to PS users

Courtesy: R. Steerenberg – CERN

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PS ν-beam : Physics reach

Expected sensitivity for 2.5 1020 and 5 1020 pot

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à ICARUS talk by C.Rubbia

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ν-facilities at CERN - what future ?

predicting the future is an old story

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... but with questionable efficiency

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The political picture

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¨

LHC is the new world’ s high-energy machine

¨

The first year of operation was just completed with excellent performance for protons and ions

Begun probing physics at the TeV scale!!

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CERN – towards the energy frontier

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The ¡opportunity ¡...

¨ New ¡results ¡are ¡expected ¡soon ¡to ¡jus@fy ¡the ¡physics ¡case ¡of ¡a ¡

future ¡ν-­‑program ¡in ¡// ¡or ¡as ¡a ¡post-­‑LHC ¡project

¤ LHC : is physics beyond the SM? ¤ CNGS: # ντ events to expectations? ¤ T2K: θ13 measurement/new limits ¤ Reactor experiments

n Θ12, θ13 measurement/new limits

...and of course any unexpected physics !!!

LEP’ s contribution to ν- physics ~21 years ago!

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ν beams at CERN – what future ?

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ν beams at CERN – what future?

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EUCARD/Neu2012 workshops:

March 17-18, 2010 : http:/ /indico.cern.ch/ event/87234 September 27-28, 2010 : http:/ /indico.cern.ch/ event/106198

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... and the challenge

¨ Future ¡ν-­‑facili@es ¡will ¡require:

¤ Innovative ideas and new technologies to be developed ¤ Collaboration and coordination for accelerator and

detector R&D at a global scale

¤ Define a prioritized roadmap of facilities to make ν-

physics a valid option for the field and CERN

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ν beams at CERN – what future ?

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NuFACT-11 @ CERN & Univ. Geneva 1-6 August 2011

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