American Linear Collider Detector Simulation Study
-- February 15-16 Meeting --
To prepare the material we will present at Sitges, the simulation group
of the American LC Detector study will hold three meetings during this
winter and spring. Following the first of these at SLAC, the second will
be held Monday and Tuesday, February 15 and 16, at Fermilab. The
purpose of this meeting is to review the status of the full simulation
studies of reference processes, and to see the first results of physics
studies.
The proposed agendas for the parallel sessions at Sitges are due from the
working group chairmen on Feb. 20. Thus, anyone who intends to
present simulation work at Sitges should present preliminary results and
a status report at the Fermilab meeting.
On this page, you will find:
If you are coming to the meeting,
please register!
Here is a current list of
registered
participants.
Please send all questions about this meeting to
Andreas Kronfeld.
Agenda
The detailed agenda can be found
at
this link.
The February meeting will include discussion of the following items:
-
a progress report on the full simulation software
-
reports from the Colorado, Michigan, Penn, and Fermilab groups on the full
simulation data (including first physics results)
-
reports on the tracking and calorimetric resolution of the model detectors,
and implications for R & D
-
description of the new fast simulation software
-
first results from groups studying the parametric requirement of various
physics processes
-
reports on the Muon Collider Collaboration's physics studies and simulation
tools
-
discussion of the next step for full event generation in model detectors
Please note that we will not schedule reviews of the LC accelerator and
the physics program; please refer to the talks given at the
Keystone meeting.
On Monday evening we will dine together at the Greek Islands Restaurant
in Lombard.
For those preferring solitude or staying longer, a list of local restaurants
will be included in your packet, and more
information is available here.
Travel Information
The meeting will take place in ``Curia II'' on the second floor, next to
the art gallery, of Wilson Hall (the high-rise) at Fermilab.
Fermilab can be reached from Chicago's O'Hare and Midway airports. From
either airport, you can rent a car to reach Batavia. Alternatively, you
take an airport limo, for example West Suburban Limousine (reservations:
1-800-345-5466).
For comprehensive information on directions to Fermilab, car rentals,
limos, and nearby motels, browse
this page. Further information for visitors to Fermilab can be found
there also.
For information on Fermilab's staff and experiments, see
Fermilab at Work.
Registration Information
If you are planning to attend this meeting, please fill out this
form.
Please give your name and affiliation explicitly, and indicate if you
would like to give a presentation.
We strongly encourage participants to present something, even if their
work is at a preliminary stage.
In keeping with the informal character of this meeting, there will be
no registration fee, but you are asked to make your own travel arrangements
(see above).
Simulation Resources
Many resources for the American LC detector simulation group are collected
on the simulation group
Web page. Many other resources are collected on the various pages of
the World-Wide LC detector study, for which the home page can be found
from this link.
Andreas Kronfeld
Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory
08 January 1999