IPPP topical meeting on physics with high-brightness stored muon beams
To connect on the 10th February please use the following zoom link:
https://durhamuniversity.zoom.us/j/95245283814?pwd=a2FwMGsxNDFmYUlrTk8wcHhGY29Bdz09
and to connect on the 11th February please use the following link:
https://durhamuniversity.zoom.us/j/97531999873?pwd=OERRMWsvWEZPa1hUQTVZWE1oeUk5QT09
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The recent update to the European Strategy for Particle Physics recommended
- R&D on the production of bright muon beams as a means to explore the energy and intensity frontiers
- A programme of experimentation is developed to determine neutrino cross-sections with the precision required to maximise the reach of the future neutrino-frontier exploration programme.
The European Laboratories Director’s Group has initiated the international Muon Collider collaboration to spearhead the development of the necessary R&D programme. The collaboration has identified nuSTORM, the “Neutrinos from Stored Muons” facility, which is capable of delivering cross-section measurements of the requisite precision, as a possible R&D test-bed and technology demonstrator.
In a recent submission to the Particle Physics Advisory Panel of the STFC, the UK members of the international Muon Collider collaboration expressed its interest in joining the international effort and proposed measurements of neutrino cross-sections at nuSTORM as a stepping stone to construction of a muon collider.
Therefore, the IPPP invites you to a topical workshop on the physics opportunities that are presented by high-brightness stored muon beams. The meeting will be held online during the afternoon and early evening of the 10th and 11th February 2021.
The goals of the workshop will be to:
- Review and evaluate the physics case for the muon collider, nuSTORM, and other potential applications of high-brightness muon beams
- Consider the opportunities for a UK collaboration to establish a leading role in the emerging international effort.
The desired output of the workshop is a short document in which the status of the field is briefly reviewed and the opportunities for the UK to establish positions of leadership in the emerging international collaboration is outlined.
Adi Ashkenazi
Afroditi Papadopoulou
Alan Bross
Albert De Roeck
Alberto Mariotti
Alessandro Cerri
Alex Bogacz
Alexis Nikolakopoulos
Andrew Blance
Anna Holin
Artur Ankowski
Asli Abdullahi
Bernd Stechaner
Camilla Curatolo
Carlotta Giusti
Chris Prior
Chris Rogers
Daniel Schulte
David Newbold
Don Summers
Donatella Lucchesi
Emmanuel Tsesmelis
Fabrice Balli
Gavriil Chatzitheodoridis
Ignacio Ruiz Simo
Ilias Efthymiopoulos
Ivana Hristova
J. Scott Berg
Jessica Turner
Jiawei Cao
Joanna Sobczyk
Julia Sedgbeer
Kajetan Niewczas
Karolos Potamianos
Kaushik Borah
Kaustav Chakraborty
Keping Xie
Kirsty Duffy
Loris D'Alessi
Luca Doria
Ludovico Tortora
Luis Alvarez-Ruso
Marcos Dracos
Maria-Gabriella Catanesi
Martin Bauer
Matheus Hostert
Matthew Lawe
Maurizio Bonesini
Max Topp-Mugglestone
Michael Spannowsky
Michele Gallinaro
Miha Mihovilovic
Mohammed Attia Mahmoud
Munerah Alrashed
Nadia Pastrone
Natalie Jachowicz
Nilay Bostan
Noemi Rocco
Oleksandr Tomalak
Omar Benhar
Oscar BLANCO
Paul Kyberd
Percy Alexander Caceres
Peter Hobson
Peter Ratoff
Peter Sievers
Raviraditya Singh
Rebecca Taylor
Robert Bernstein
Robert Ryne
Roden Derveni
Roger Barlow
Roger Ruber
Rory Harris
Ryan Plestid
Sajan Easo
Saurabh Shukla
Sebastian Jaskiewicz
Shabeeb Alalawi
Shahnam Gorgi Zadeh
Shankha Banerjee
Shashank Mishra
Shinji Machida
Simone Pagan Griso
Sophie King
Srubabati Goswami
Stephen Dolan
STEPHEN Parke
Swapan Chatttopadhyay
Swati Sharma
Tania Franco
Tania Robens
Tao Han
Tord Ekelof
Vaibhavi Gawas
Vishvas Pandey
Vladimir Shiltsev
Weimin Song
Xianguo Lu
Yannick Ulrich
Yifan Chen
Yoshi Uchida
Yoshiharu Mori