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Outline Introduction Higgs Particle Searches for Origin of Mass Grid Computing Effort Linear Collider Detector R&D Conclusions A Quest for the Origin of Mass Dr. Jaehoon Yu

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Page 1: Outline  Introduction  Higgs Particle Searches for Origin of Mass  Grid Computing Effort  Linear Collider Detector R&D  Conclusions A Quest for the

OutlineIntroductionHiggs Particle Searches for Origin of MassGrid Computing EffortLinear Collider Detector R&DConclusions

A Quest for the Origin of Mass

Dr. Jaehoon Yu

Page 2: Outline  Introduction  Higgs Particle Searches for Origin of Mass  Grid Computing Effort  Linear Collider Detector R&D  Conclusions A Quest for the

Physics Department Colloquium Jan. 2007, J. Yu

Introduction The Standard Model of Particle Physics has been very

successful Tests done better than 10-6 in some cases

But our quests for the origin of mass still continues The Higgs particle seems to be deeply involved in it but…

We haven’t seen it yet and could be just around the corner Have many thesis topics that need immediate attention New and brilliant ideas for searches needed We have been leading this effort in the DØ experiment and have

developed new tools for Higgs search in ATLAS experiment Will play a critical role in precision measurement of Higgs

properties in the ILC Work with top physicists at top HEP laboratories on top

priority issues

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Physics Department Colloquium Jan. 2007, J. Yu

Fermilab Tevatron and LHC at CERN Present world’s Highest Energy

proton-anti-proton collider Ecm=1.96 TeV (=6.3x10-7J/p 13M

Joules on 10-4m2) Equivalent to the kinetic energy of a

20t truck at a speed 81 mi/hr

Chicago

Tevatron p

p CDF

Fermilab: http://www.fnal.gov/ ; DØ: http://www-d0.fnal.gov/ CERN: http://www.cern.ch/ ; ATLAS: http://atlas.web.cern.ch/

World’s Highest Energy proton-proton collider in summer 2007

Ecm=14 TeV (=44x10-7J/p 1000M Joules on 10-4m2)

Equivalent to the kinetic energy of a 20t truck at a speed 711 mi/hr

1500 physicists130 institutions30 countries

5000 physicists250 institutions60 countries

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Physics Department Colloquium Jan. 2007, J. Yu

Higgs Production X-Sec at 2TeV and 14TeV

Experiment

e- (-)

e+ (+)

e-

e+

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Physics Department Colloquium Jan. 2007, J. Yu

Impact of the Latest MW Result from Tevatron36 22680 GeV/cWM

39 22885 GeV/cHM

39 22885 GeV/cHM

Most optimal central value is below the experimental limit under the SM

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Physics Department Colloquium Jan. 2007, J. Yu

Energy of Electron

Recent Higgs Search Results in DØ

Better than anyone else!

WH e b b

Venkat Kaushik

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Physics Department Colloquium Jan. 2007, J. Yu

Electron efficiency of HM5eHM5e & & HM10eHM10e

HM10e HM5e

2 = 40 79.9 1.5x10-1 88.8 0.9x10-1

70 81.3 1.4x10-1 89.2 0.9x10-1

2 = 40 61.2 1.5x10-1 67.8 1.5x10-1

70 63.3 1.4x10-1 70.3 1.4x10-1

2 = 40 75.8 0.8x10-1 85.5 0.4x10-1

70 79.6 0.7x10-1 86.2 0.5x10-1

HM10e

9.79 0.051

HM5e6.69 0.054

Covariant Matrix Tools for Higgs

Zee

H

H 4e

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Physics Department Colloquium Jan. 2007, J. Yu

How are computers used in HEP?

Digital Data

Data Reconstruction

pp

Expect 2-4PB/year in ATLAS

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Physics Department Colloquium Jan. 2007, J. Yu

Grid Computing I have created and been leading a regional grid organization,

called DOSAR, Distributed Organization for Scientific and Academic Research Bringing Grid computing closer to everyday lives

We have been playing a leading role in shaping the grid computing in the state and in the world

We are playing a leading role in developing ATLAS distributed data analyses!! We proposed a distributed grid monitoring and obtained

significant support for this work Implementation and deployment in progress

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Physics Department Colloquium Jan. 2007, J. Yu

MonALISA’s Interactive Client

Provides graphical user interface for global monitoring of the resources

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Physics Department Colloquium Jan. 2007, J. Yu

Centralized LHC Distributed Monitoring

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Physics Department Colloquium Jan. 2007, J. Yu

Linear Collider Detector R&D Precision measurement tool for Higgs particle properties in the future!!!

(Jacob Smith, Carlos Medina, Heather Brown)

Developing a precision detector using GEM

We play a leadership role ILC on beam tests and in a detector collaboration

GEM’s sensitivity to X-rays allows for new imaging technology

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Physics Department Colloquium Jan. 2007, J. Yu

Conclusions Exciting time and awesome opportunities

LHC opens up a whole new kinematic regime Anything and everything that comes out of the experiments are new Opportunities for

ATLAS Detector assembly, commissioning and Higgs search Abundant Ph.D. thesis topics Opportunity to carry out research in Switzerland

Precision Detector R&D to prepare for the future (the ILC) Plenty of thesis topics Exciting beam test experiments coming up in the next year or two

We are looking for good and ambitious colleagues who want to shape the particle physics in a new era Come and talk to any of us in HEP group