Future Of High Energy Physics, The - Some Aspects

by Luis Roberto Flores Castillo, Kirill Prokofiev

Overview

The monumental discovery of the Higgs boson at the LHC marked the beginning of a new era in the high energy physics. Although the particle spectrum of the Standard Model is now complete with the Higgs boson, the hierarchy problem and the lack of explanation of the origin of dark matter imply that a new Beyond the Standard Model physics should exist. There is however no clear indication (experimental or otherwise) of the energy scale at which this new physics should appear. Current results from the LHC experiments have shown no unpredicted effects up to pp collision energies of 13 TeV. If not observed directly at the LHC, the new physics may reveal itself through deviations of Higgs properties from their Standard Model expectations, or it may become directly accessible only at new, higher-energy accelerator facilities. It is then of primary importance to have a comprehensive review of the available and planned accelerators and their design, physics motivation and expected performance.This book comprises 26 carefully edited articles with well-referenced and up-to-date material written by many of the leading experts. These articles — originated from presentations and dialogues at the second HKUST Institute for Advanced Study Program on High Energy Physics — are organized into three aspects, Theory, Accelerator, and Experiment, focusing on in-depth analyses and technical aspects that are essential for the developments and expectations for the future high energy physics.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9789813209916
Publisher:	World Scientific Publishing Company, Incorporated
Publication date:	04/19/2017
Pages:	332
Product dimensions:	6.60(w) x 9.60(h) x 0.90(d)

Table of Contents

Preface v

Theory 1

Future Colliders Symposium in Hong Kong: Scientific Overview C. Quigg 3

Prospects for Future Collider Physics J. Ellis 21

Physics at a Higgs Factory M. Reece 39

Testing Higgs Coupling Precision and New Physics Scales at Lepton Colliders S.-F. Ge H.-J. He R.-Q. Xiao 55

Probing the Higgs with Angular Observables at Future e⁺e^- Colliders Z. Liu 71

Probing the Nonunitarity of the Leptonic Mixing Matrix at the CEPC S. Antusch O. Fischer 83

Higgs Production Through Sterile Neutrinos S. Antusch E. Cazzalo O. Fischer 93

Triple Gauge Couplings at Future Hadron and Lepton Colliders L. Bian J. Shu Y. Zhang 107

The LHC Searches for Heavy Neutral Higgs Bosons by Jet Substructure Analysis N. Chen 113

Probe Higgs Potential via Multi-Higgs Boson Final States at Hadron Colliders Q.-S. Yan 131

Testable SUSY Spectra from-GUTs at a 100 TeV pp Collider S. Antusch C. Sluka 137

Accelerator 145

A Conceptual Design of Circular Higgs Factory Y. Cai 147

Pretzel Scheme for CEPC H. Geng 161

Beam-Beam and Electron Cloud Effects in CEPC/FCC-ec K. Ohmi 165

Beam-Beam Effects of Single Ring and Partial Double Ring Scheme in CEPC Y. Zhang 175

CEPC Partial Double Ring Scheme and Crab-Waist Parameters D. Wang J. Gao F. Su Y. Zhang J Zbai Y. Wang S. Bai H. Geng T. Bian X. Cui N. Wang Z. Duan Y. Guo Q. Qin 179

CEPC Partial Double Ring Lattice Design and SPPC Lattice Design F. Su J. Gao D. Wang Y. Wang J. Tang T. Bian S. Bai H. Geng Y. Zhang Y. Guo Y. Peng Y. Zou Y. Chen M. Xiao 189

R&D Steps of a 12-T Common Coil Dipole Magnet for SPPC Pre-study C. Wang K. Zhang Q. Xu 209

Multi-objective Dynamic Aperture Optimization for Storage Kings Y. Li L. Yang 219

Experiment 227

Detectors and Experiments J. Hauptman 229

Conceptual Design Studies for a CEPC Detector S. V. Chekanov M. Demarteau 247

Fast Timing for Collider Detectors C. G. Tully 255

The Importance of High-Precision Hadronic Calorimetry to Physics J. Hauptman 261

Fiber and Crystals Dual Readout Calorimeters M. Cascella S. Franchino S. Lee 277

A Merged Quadrupole-Calorimeter for CEPC R. Talman J. Hauptman 301

Preliminary Conceptual Design About the CEPC Calorimeters H. Yang (on behalf of the CEPC Working Group) 313