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Page 1: Spin Physics with the PHENIX Silicon Vertex Tracker Junji Tojo RIKEN for the PHENIX Collaboration Advanced Studies Institutes - Symmetries and Spin July.

Spin Physics with the PHENIX Silicon Vertex

Tracker

Junji TojoRIKEN

for the PHENIX Collaboration

Advanced Studies Institutes - Symmetries and SpinJuly 27 - August 3, 2005, Prague

Page 2: Spin Physics with the PHENIX Silicon Vertex Tracker Junji Tojo RIKEN for the PHENIX Collaboration Advanced Studies Institutes - Symmetries and Spin July.

Silicon Vertex Tracker (VTX) Upgrade for PHENIX

• The PHENIX baseline detector was completed since RHIC-Run3 (2003).

• The detector upgrade program has been developed to enhance the physics capabilities.→ M. Grosse Perdekamp’s talk

• The VTX upgrade in the PHENIX Central Arm Spectrometers has been proposed for :– Precise measurement of heavy-quark (charm & bottom) production w/

displaced decay vertices,– Large acceptance tracking especially for jet production.

• The VTX has to be operated is in high luminosity and high multiplicity environment for polarized pp, p(d)A, and AA collisions in the future RHIC running.

Page 3: Spin Physics with the PHENIX Silicon Vertex Tracker Junji Tojo RIKEN for the PHENIX Collaboration Advanced Studies Institutes - Symmetries and Spin July.

Spin Physics with the VTX Detector• Gluon polarization

meas. w/ longitudinal double-spin asymmetry ALL for – heavy-quark

production– photon-jet production

• Precise determination by extending x-rangein different channels beyond the baseline

( ) ( )

( ) ( )LLA

Page 4: Spin Physics with the PHENIX Silicon Vertex Tracker Junji Tojo RIKEN for the PHENIX Collaboration Advanced Studies Institutes - Symmetries and Spin July.

Gluon Polarizationwith Heavy-Quark Production

• Dominated by gluon-gluon fusion :Clean process with wide xg-range

• Limitation in the baseline detector– Indirect meas. w/ inclusive electrons– Huge background from π0 Dalitz decay and photon conversion

• Precise vertexing w/ VTX allows direct meas. by detecting displaced decay vertices thr. distance of closest approach (DCA).

1 2

1 2

( ) ( )ˆ ( )

( ) ( )LL LL

g x g xA a gg QQ

g x g x

Parton level asymmetryfrom pQCD calculation

gg

Q

Q

m (GeV) cμmD0 1865 125D± 1869 317B0 5279 464B± 5279 496

D, B

e

Primary event vertex

Displaced vertex

DCA

Page 5: Spin Physics with the PHENIX Silicon Vertex Tracker Junji Tojo RIKEN for the PHENIX Collaboration Advanced Studies Institutes - Symmetries and Spin July.

Gluon Polarizationwith Photon-Jet Production

• Dominated by gluon Compton process :Golden channel for precise measurement

• Limitation in the baseline detector– Recoil jet reconstruction is desirable for better parton kinematics constr

aint, but difficult due to limited acceptance.

• Large acceptance tracking w/ VTX makes it possible to determine recoil jet axis and thus improve xg determination.

1

( )ˆ( ) ( )

( )g p

LL q LLg

g xA A x a gq q

g x

Parton level asymmetryfrom pQCD calculation

g

γq

qMeasured inpol DIS

Page 6: Spin Physics with the PHENIX Silicon Vertex Tracker Junji Tojo RIKEN for the PHENIX Collaboration Advanced Studies Institutes - Symmetries and Spin July.

• Specifications– 4 layers with large acceptance ( & < 1.2)– Displaced vertex measurement : < 40 m– Charged particle tracking : p/p ~ 5% p at high pT

– Working detector for both of heavy ion and pp collisions• Technology Choice

– Hybrid pixel detectors in 2 inner layers– Stripixel sensors w/ SVX4 readout chip in 2 outer layers

The VTX Detector

Pixel layersr=5.0 cm, Δz~±10 cmr=2.5 cm, Δz~±10 cm

Strip layersr=10.0 cm, Δz~±16 cmr=14.0 cm, Δz~±19 cm

Beam pipe

Page 7: Spin Physics with the PHENIX Silicon Vertex Tracker Junji Tojo RIKEN for the PHENIX Collaboration Advanced Studies Institutes - Symmetries and Spin July.

The VTX Detector in PHENIX

VTXVTX

|η| < 1.2

Page 8: Spin Physics with the PHENIX Silicon Vertex Tracker Junji Tojo RIKEN for the PHENIX Collaboration Advanced Studies Institutes - Symmetries and Spin July.

Hybrid Silicon Pixel Detector

Solder bump ~ 15 μm

• Hybrid pixel detector– Technology developed by CERN/ALICE– Bump-bonding btw R/O chip

and sensor• R/O chip : ALICE1/LHCB chip

– 0.25μm process, rad hard ~ 30Mrad– Matrix of 32 x 256=8,192 cells– Pixel size 50 x 425 m2

– Active area 12.8 x 13.6 mm2

– 150μm thickness– Operation at 10 MHz– Power consumption ~ 1 W/chip

• Pixel sensor– p+/n/n+ structure– Same pixel size as R/O chip– Bump-bonded to 4 R/O chip– 200μm thickness

SensorR/O Chip

Pixel sensor

Page 9: Spin Physics with the PHENIX Silicon Vertex Tracker Junji Tojo RIKEN for the PHENIX Collaboration Advanced Studies Institutes - Symmetries and Spin July.

Hybrid Silicon Pixel Detector• Half-module

– 2 bump-bonded ladder– High density Al/Kapton bus

• 70μm pitch & 5 layers• R&D on-going

– 1 pilot module : R/O & control• 2 half-modules makes 1 ladder

Bus

2 bump-bonded ladder2 bump-bonded ladder

Bus

Support+cooling

• Production of bump-bonded ladder and ladder test w/ 90Sr are on-going

Page 10: Spin Physics with the PHENIX Silicon Vertex Tracker Junji Tojo RIKEN for the PHENIX Collaboration Advanced Studies Institutes - Symmetries and Spin July.

Silicon Strip Detector• Strip sensor

– BNL’s new “stripixel” concept : single-sided sensor w/ 2-D position sensitivity

– Charge sharing by 2 spirals in one pixel (80 μm ×1000 μm)& projective x/u-strip readout

– Pre-production sensor (Hamamatsu)

• p+/n/n+ structure• 3.5×6.4 cm2

• 625/500 μm thickness• Spiral : 5/3μm line/gap• Pixels : 384×30×2=23,040• Strips : 384×2×2=1,536

– Probing tests are on-going for evaluation

Z. Li, NIMA518, 738 (2004)

x3’ u1’ u2’

x2’ x1’ u1’u2 u3 x3

u1 x1 x2

0.00E+00

1.00E-12

2.00E-12

3.00E-12

4.00E-12

5.00E-12

6.00E-12

7.00E-12

8.00E-12

9.00E-12

1.00E-11

0 50 100 150 200 250 300 350 400

V_bias [V]

C [

F]

0.00E+00

5.00E-10

1.00E-09

1.50E-09

2.00E-09

2.50E-09

3.00E-09

3.50E-09

0 50 100 150 200 250 300 350 400

V_bias [V]

I [A

]CVIV

Page 11: Spin Physics with the PHENIX Silicon Vertex Tracker Junji Tojo RIKEN for the PHENIX Collaboration Advanced Studies Institutes - Symmetries and Spin July.

• Readout chip– FNAL/LBNL’s SVX4 chip

• 0.25μTSMC process, radiation hard > 20 Mrad

• 128ch pipelined mixed signal chip• 128ch parallel 8-bit ADC• “Dead timeless operation”• Multi-event buffering (4 events)• Selectable on-chip 0-suppression• Power consumption ~ 0.4W/chip

– 12 SVX4s and control chip(RCC) per sensor

• R&D is on-going– SVX4 3-chip hybrids– Readout control board for 4 hybrids– Sensor+hybrid test will start soon.

Silicon Strip DetectorReadout Control Board

Hybrid

Hybrid

Hybrid Hybrid

Hybrid

Sensor

Page 12: Spin Physics with the PHENIX Silicon Vertex Tracker Junji Tojo RIKEN for the PHENIX Collaboration Advanced Studies Institutes - Symmetries and Spin July.

Detector Integrationin the VTX Region

±40 cm

±34 cm

42 cm

Magnet

Calorim

eter

Magnet

Calorim

eter

VTX Endcapextension

VTX Endcapextension

Page 13: Spin Physics with the PHENIX Silicon Vertex Tracker Junji Tojo RIKEN for the PHENIX Collaboration Advanced Studies Institutes - Symmetries and Spin July.

Expected Performance :Occupancy

• Layer-by-layer occupancy calculation– Maximum occupancy estimated from simulated central

Au-Au collisions at 200 GeV– Au-Au collisions generated with HIJING event generato

r– The VTX Detector implemented in a GEANT-based PHE

NIX detector simulation (PISA)

The VTX Detector will work for both heavy ionand polarized pp collisions.

Page 14: Spin Physics with the PHENIX Silicon Vertex Tracker Junji Tojo RIKEN for the PHENIX Collaboration Advanced Studies Institutes - Symmetries and Spin July.

Expected Performance :Heavy-Quark Detection w/ Displaced Vertices

• Displaced vertex meas. using the distance of closest approach (DCA)

• DCA resolution of 36μm simulated w/ two inner-most pixel layers & 2 GeV/c pions : consistent w/ rφ pitch (50 μm) and detector geometry

DCA (m)

200μmDCA cut

• Electron DCA distribution from- π0 Dalitz decay- Charm semi-leptonic decay- Bottom semi-leptonic decay

Charm S/N improvementw/ VTX

Bottom S/N improvementw/ VTX

Significant S/N improvement

Page 15: Spin Physics with the PHENIX Silicon Vertex Tracker Junji Tojo RIKEN for the PHENIX Collaboration Advanced Studies Institutes - Symmetries and Spin July.

Expected Performance :Jet axis Determination w/ Large Acc. Tracking

• Reconstruction of recoil jet axis (η jet, φjet ) in direct photon event• Simple cone algorism : pT-weighted ave. of charged tracks’ (ηi ,

φi) w/ > 1 GeV/c within VTX & corn radius < 0.5

Photon pT = 6.0-7.0 GeV/c•η-distribution of - Recoil quark- Recoil quark within VTX -η(recons. jet)-η(quark)

Strong constraint of jet axis

No jet info. w/ jet axis reconst.

Improved parton kinematics determination

Page 16: Spin Physics with the PHENIX Silicon Vertex Tracker Junji Tojo RIKEN for the PHENIX Collaboration Advanced Studies Institutes - Symmetries and Spin July.

Summary

• Silicon vertex tracker (VTX) upgrade was proposed to enhance the physics capability of the PHENIX detector.

• Intensive R&Ds and production are on going.• Expected performance showed significant improv

ement especially for spin physics capabilities w/ heavy-quark & photon+jet production.

• Installation and operation of the VTX is planned in RHIC-Run8 (2007/2008).