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ATLAS Luminosity Measurements
Kristof KreutzfeldtJustus-Liebig-Universität Gießen
On behalf of the ATLAS Collaboration
Latsis Symposium Zürich03. June – 06. June 2013
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Luminosity in 2011 and 2012
https://twiki.cern.ch/twiki/bin/view/AtlasPublic/LuminosityPublicResults
● First LHC running period concluded in 2013 with RECORDS in luminosity● Delivered Luminosity in 2011: L dt = (5.61 ± 0.10) fb∫ -1
● Delivered Luminosity in 2012: L dt = (23.3 ± 0.84) fb∫ -1 (preliminary)● Luminosity measurements played a major role in the Higgs boson discovery
2011 2012
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Luminosity Measurement
ℒ=R inelσ inel
=nb f r
μvisσvis
nb: Number of colliding bunch pairsfr: Revolution frequency (fLHC = 11245.5 Hz)
Observed average number of inelastic interactions per bunch crossing
visible σinel calibration of →
absolute luminosity scale
Strategy:● Several detectors and algorithms to
measure μvis via inelastic rate● Calibration of absolute luminosity scale by determining σvis
beam separation scans→● Consistency of algorithms systematic uncertainties→
PEventOR (μvisOR)=
NOR
NBC
=1−exp(−μvisOR)
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Luminosity DetectorsBunch-by-bunch luminosity:● LUCID
● Dedicated Luminosity Monitor (5.6 < | | < 6)η
● Beam Condition Monitor (BCM)● Diamond sensors (| | = 4.2)η● Horizontal and vertical pairs
● Inner detector system● Primary vertex counting
(| | < 2.5)η● Special conditions needed
Bunch-blind luminosity:● Calorimeter currents
● TileCal PMT (| | < 1.7)η● FCal HV (3.2 < | | < 4.9)η
BCM
LUCID
BCM
Diamond detectors
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Beam separation scans
ℒ=nb f r n1n2∬ρ1(x , y )ρ2(x , y )dxdy=nb f r n1n22πΣx Σy
● Proposed by van der Meer● Measure specific interaction rate
for several beam separations
Σx, Σy: convolved beam widthsn1 n2: bunch population productρ1, ρ2: normalized particle density
in transverse plane
S. van der Meer, CERN-ISR-PO-68-31 (1968)
Bunch 1 Bunch 2
ρ1(x,y) ρ2(x,y)
n1
n2
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Separation scans in practice
⇒σvis=μvisMAX 2π Σx Σy
n1n2
Luminosity from scan and rate:
● From scan data:● Convolved beam widths
(if gaussian → RMS)● Peak interaction rate
● Bunch population product from external beam current measurement (LHC group)
● Conditions with relative low number of bunches and peak rate
● Stability of measured σvis with BCID and different scans assess uncertainties→
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Scan stability
● Lspec = L/(nbn1n2) ● Up to ≈10% variation by colliding
bunch pairs (BCID) due to transverse emittance (yellow band)
● Emittance growth between scans● Uncertainty: variation between
BCIDs and scans● Good algorithm consistency
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Extrapolation
● Calibration for whole data taking periods → long term stability, highest rates, different bunch structure
● (Online) Luminosity from BCMV_EventOR algorithm● Consistency of algorithms provides data driven uncertainties
I II-III IV-VVII-IX
I-III
IV-IX
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Long term stability
Reference Reference
● Calibration of σvis by only few vdM scans assume stable → σvis over data taking period
● < >: average number of interactions μof one ATLAS run
● Very small variations in BCM algorithms
● Slow drifts in TileCal and FCal ● Larger variations in 2012 than
2011
2011 2012
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dependenceμ
● Pile-up effects increase at larger rates → linear measurements up to highest ?μ
● apparent < > dependence actually time dependence from “ramp up”μ● Variation in FCal: systematic non-linear dependence on total luminosity
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Systematic uncertainties
Uncertainty source δL / L
2010 2011 2012
Bunch population product 3.1% 0.5%
Other vdM calibration uncertainties
1.3% 1.4%
Afterglow correction 0.2%
BCM stability 0.2%
Long-Term stability 0.5% 0.7%
μ dependence 0.5% 0.5%
Total 3.4% 1.8% 2.8%
Prel
imin
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vdM calibration
extrapolation
● Uncertainty of bunch population product reduced significantly● 2012 analysis ongoing preliminary result as input for winter conferences→
CERN-PH-EP-2013-026
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Outlook● Accuracy of luminosity calibration
exceeded predictions● Several luminosity calibrations from
first LHC run still ongoing:● 2012 p-p; 2011 Pb-Pb; 2013 p-Pb
● New challenges after LS1 with higher energies and interaction rates
Additional calibration method beside vdM scans for the future:● Measure small angle elastic p-p scattering
in the Coulomb-Nuclear interference region with the ALFA detector (special beam optics needed)ALFA station
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Backup
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ATLAS detectorFCalTile Calorimeter
Inner detector
LUCID
BCMMBTS
ZDC @ 140 mALFA @ 240 m
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Bunch population product
DC Current Transformer Fast Beam Current Transformer
● total current measurement with high accuracy
● two in each beam
● bunch-by-bunch current measurement
● two in each beam
● Relative fraction of total current in each BCID from FBCT● Normalization to overall current scale provided by DCCT
CERN-ATS-Note-2012-026CERN-ATS-Note-2012-028CERN-ATS-Note-2012-029
FBCTDCCT
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Afterglow
● Likely caused by photons from nuclear de-excitation● Luminosity background in bunch trains● Corrected by subtracting luminosity in previous BCID
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BCM calibration shifts
● Diamond sensors● Luminosity scale varies up
to 1% right after extended period without beam
● Stable value after several hours of exposure ( L dt ∫ ≈ 5 x 1036 cm-2)
● BCMH calibration corrected for this drift● No net drift for BCMV after several hours● Additional systematic uncertainty applied
vdM
Physics
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Single run dependenceμ
● Shifts of algorithms result from long term stability variations● Linear response with variations up to 0.5% level
Single run
from 2011