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Status report ALICE Harald Appelshäuser Goethe Universität Frankfurt - A Large Ion Collider Experiment - Indico
A Large Ion Collider Experiment

 Status report ALICE
 BMBF Forschungsschwerpunkt
 ErUM-FSP T01

 Harald Appelshäuser
 Goethe Universität Frankfurt

 KHuK Jahrestagung 2020
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Status report ALICE Harald Appelshäuser Goethe Universität Frankfurt - A Large Ion Collider Experiment - Indico
The ALICE Collaboration
 The ALICE Collaboration

 • 1025 Authors
 • 174 Institutes
 • 39 Countries

 Total papers
 308 papers submitted and counting
 300

 250

 200

 150

39 Countries, 175 Institutes (including 18 Associates)
 System Year(s) √sNN (TeV) Lint
 100
 2010, 2011 2.76 75 μb-1
 Pb-Pb

1934 Members, about 1000 signing authors
 2015, 2018 5.02 800 μb-1
 Run 1 50
 Xe-Xe 2017 5.44 0.3 μb-1

 Run 2 0
u 941 Physicists (PhD + PhD Students)3 nb , 25 nb u 49 Senior Engineers
 2013 5.02 15 nb-1

 2011
 2008
 2009
 2010

 2012
 2013

 2015
 2016

 2018
 2019
 2020
 2014

 2017
 p-Pb -1 -1
 2016 5.02, 8.16

u 580 PhDpp Physicists
 2009-2013 0.9, 2.76,
 7, 8
 200 μb , 100 nb
 1.5 pb , 2.5 pb
 -1
 -1 u 225 Engineers
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 http://alice-publications.web.cern.ch/submitted
u 361 Physics Doctoral Students u 11 Technicians
 2015, 2017 5.02 1.3 pb -1

 2015-2018 13 36 pb -1
 ALICE Highlights - ICHEP 2020 - D.D. Chinellato 2
u 273 Undergraduate Students
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Status report ALICE Harald Appelshäuser Goethe Universität Frankfurt - A Large Ion Collider Experiment - Indico
ALICE Germany

Experiment (11 Teams) Leading functions of German ALICE members:
- Uni Bonn - Collaboration Board Chair: Silvia Masciocchi (GSI)
- Uni Frankfurt (4)
 - TRD Project Leader: Johanna Stachel (Uni Heidelberg)
- Uni Heidelberg
- TU München - O2-EPN Project Leader: Volker Lindenstruth (Uni Frankfurt)
- Uni Münster - TPC Project Leader: Harald Appelshäuser (Uni Frankfurt)
- Hochschule Worms
- GSI - Editorial Board Chair: Yvonne Pachmayer (Uni Heidelberg)
 - Conference Committe Chair: Dariusz Miskowiec (GSI)
Theory (6 Teams) - Service Work Board Chair: Kai Schweda (GSI)
- Uni Bielefeld
- Uni Frankfurt
 BMBF Forschungsschwerpunkt
- TU München ErUM-FSP T01
- Uni Regensburg
- Uni Tübingen

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Status report ALICE Harald Appelshäuser Goethe Universität Frankfurt - A Large Ion Collider Experiment - Indico
ALICE schedule – the big picture

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Status report ALICE Harald Appelshäuser Goethe Universität Frankfurt - A Large Ion Collider Experiment - Indico
ALICE schedule – LS2 upgrades
GEM TPC ITS 2 O2

 à factor 50-100 increase in Pb-Pb
 factor 100-1000 in pp

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Status report ALICE Harald Appelshäuser Goethe Universität Frankfurt - A Large Ion Collider Experiment - Indico
ALICE schedule – LS3 upgrades
 4

 Rg
 208
 Pb reweighting

GEM TPC ITS 2 O2 3
 nNNPDF 1.0
 EIC fit
 FOCAL fit
 Q2=10 GeV2
 2 90% CL

 à factor 50-100 increase in Pb-Pb 1

 factor 100-1000 in pp FoCal
 ITS 3 0
 10-6 10-5 10-4 10-3 10-2 10-1 1
 x

 à improved tracking precision and
 forward photon measurement

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Status report ALICE Harald Appelshäuser Goethe Universität Frankfurt - A Large Ion Collider Experiment - Indico
ALICE schedule – a new experiment: ALICE 3
 4

 Rg
 208
 Pb reweighting

GEM TPC ITS 2 O2 3
 nNNPDF 1.0
 EIC fit
 FOCAL fit
 Q2=10 GeV2
 2 90% CL

 à factor 50-100 increase in Pb-Pb 1

 factor 100-1000 in pp FoCal
 ITS 3 0
 10-6 10-5 10-4 10-3 10-2 10-1 1
 x

 à improved tracking precision and à another factor 50-100 increase in Pb-Pb
 forward photon measurement

 ALICE 3

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Status report ALICE Harald Appelshäuser Goethe Universität Frankfurt - A Large Ion Collider Experiment - Indico
ALICE LS2 upgrades for Run 3 and 4
Goal: Pb-Pb collisions at 50 kHz, continuous readout
 New Inner Tracking System
 - Complementary Metal-Oxide-Semiconductor (CMOS) Monolithic Active Pixel Sensor (MAPS) technology
 - Improved resolution, less material, faster readout

 New TPC Readout System
 - ROCs with Gas Electron Multiplier (GEM) technology
 - New electronics (SAMPA), continuous readout

 Integrated Online-Offline System (O2)
 - Record MB Pb-Pb data at 50 kHz
 - EPN without trigger

 TRD Readout Upgrade and Repair
 - Record MB Pb-Pb data at 50 kHz

 New Fast Interaction Trigger (FIT) Detector
 - Centrality, event plane
 Readout upgrade
 - TOF, MUON, ZDC, Calorimeters
 New Muon Forward Tracker (MFT) Run 3 and 4 physics programme: Z. Citron, et al., arXiv:1812.06772
 - CMOS Pixels, MAPS technology ALICE high-energy pp programme: https://cds.cern.ch/record/2724925
 - Vertex tracker at forward rapidity
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Status report ALICE Harald Appelshäuser Goethe Universität Frankfurt - A Large Ion Collider Experiment - Indico
TRD repair and R/O upgrade
 Before repair:

 • HV-stability issues during operation in
 Run1/2 due to bad HV capacitors After repair:
 • 9 (of 18) TRD supermodules de-installed
 and repaired at surface in 2019
 • 80 of 83 repaired TRD chambers fully
 operational
 • Commissioning of new TRD readout
 scheme for 50 kHz in Run3/4 ongoing
 Uni Heidelberg (PL)
 Uni Münster
 Uni Frankfurt
 GSI
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Status report ALICE Harald Appelshäuser Goethe Universität Frankfurt - A Large Ion Collider Experiment - Indico
TPC Upgrade
 Uni Frankfurt (PL)
 OROC (18+18) Uni Heidelberg
 TU München
 Uni Bonn
 GSI
Continuous readout at 50 kHz in Pb-Pb IROC (18+18)

à 72 new Readout Chambers with GEMs
à 3600 new Frontend Electronics Cards

 5m
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ROC and FEC installation
March 2019 May 2019 October 2019

 November 2019 March 2019 – March 2020:
 • TPC moved to surface cleanroom
 • old MWPC readout chambers replaced by new GEM
 detectors
 • new readout electronics mounted and tested
 • CERN COVID-19 shutdown March 10, 2020, 3 weeks
 before planned start of installation in cavern

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TPC pre-commissioning

Left to right: R. Münzer (Uni F), C. Garabatos (GSI), L. Bratrud (Uni F), Y. Chatzidaki (Uni HD), C. Lippmann (GSI)

May 2020 – July 2020:
• Full functionality confirmed in extended
 irradiation tests with cosmics, laser, X-rays

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TPC reinstallation in the ALICE cavern (August 2020)

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TPC reinstallation in the ALICE cavern (August 2020)

 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xvhVYrp9hqQ

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O2 Event Processing Nodes

• EPN computing farm for synchronous event reconstruction at O(1TB/s) Uni Frankfurt (PL)

• container-based computing center (CR0)
• 250 servers with 64 CPU cores and 8 GPUs each EPN server (1/250)
• 100 Gb/s InfiniBand Core Network

à first servers at CERN end of 2020, full amount Q1 2021

CR0 EPN computing center at Point 2

 Multi-core CPU GPU

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The ALICE Collaboration

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LS3 upgrade – Ultra-thin Inner Barrel for Run 4

 40cm

 ITS 3

 7 cm
 14

3 cylindrical layers of ~7x14 cm2 CMOS MAPS, 20-40 μm
• readout outside acceptance
• no water cooling, minimal support structures
• total radiation length: R < 4 cm: 1.3% (ITS2) ⟶ 0.3 % (ITS3)

à R&D contributions from German groups in view of future applications
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ALICE 3: A next-generation heavy-ion experiment at the LHC

 Concept
A thin, light, fast, all-silicon tracking and PID detector • Multiply heavy-flavored hadrons: Ξcc, Ωcc, Ωccc
 • Χc1,2 states
Input for EPPSU Process : arXiv:1902.01211
 • X,Y,Z charmonium-like states (e.g. X(3872))
Included in Physics Briefing Book:a arXiv:1910.11775
 thin, light, fast all-silicon tracking
 • &Light
 PID detector
 exotic nuclei with charmed baryons and
 high luminosity with smaller ions (Ar) multiple hyperons Tracking
 up to A=6 efficiency
 • Thermal EM radiation
 • Chiral symmetry restoration
 • Soft theorems

 B = 0.2 Tesla

 • Letter of Intent in preparation for end
 of 2021
 • Possible operation starting in Run 5
 • German teams aim for significant
 contributions:
 - R&D for ultra-thin CMOS MAPS
 Unique low material
 - forward budget
 soft-photon and low-pT co
 spectrometer
 • Thermal radiation
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 • Chiral symmetry restoration: modification18 of !
Physics output
• 311 papers on arXiv
• 36 in 2020

 Run1 Run2

 http://alice-publications.web.cern.ch/submitted

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Physics highlights: strong interaction among hadrons

 p−p, p−Λ, and Λ−Λ correlations studied via
 femtoscopy in pp reactions at √s=7 TeV
 ALICE coll., PRC 99, 024001 (2019)

 Study of the L-L interaction with
 femtoscopy correlations in pp and p-Pb
 collisions at the LHC
 ALICE coll., PLB 797 (2019) 134822

 First observation of an attractive
 interaction between a proton and a
 cascade baryon
 ALICE coll., PRL 123 (2019), 112002

• Strong interaction between hadrons accessible via momentum correlations in the Scattering studies with low-energy kaon-
 proton femtoscopy in proton-proton
 final state collisions at the LHC
 ALICE coll., PRL 124 (2020) 09230
• LHC is a factory for unstable hadrons
 Investigation of the p-S0 interactions via
• ALICE has excellent reconstruction and PID capabilities at low pT femtoscopy in pp collisions
 ALICE coll., PLB 805 (2020) 35419

à New experimental program developed for precision measurements of hadronic Search for a common baryon source in
 high-multiplicity pp collisions at the LHC
 interactions ALICE coll., PLB 811 (2020) 135849
à Special focus on hyperons
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Physics highlights: strong interaction among hadrons

• Latest results: precise measurement of strong
 interaction between p-X- and p-W-
 • direct comparison to lattice QCD
 • important for neutron star EoS

• Perspectives for Run 3:
 • X-L, X-S
 • d-L, p-S, W-W
 • charm sector
 • Y-N-N interactions

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Physics highlights: hypertriton lifetime
 Hypertriton and Anti-Hypertriton measurement in Pb-Pb collisions at !! = 5.02 TeV via two-body decay
 ALICE Coll., PLB 797 (2019) 134905
 Theoretical predictions
 PRC 57 (1998) 1595 Nuo. Cim. 46 (1966) 786
 J.Phys. G18 (1992) 339-357 PLB 791 (2019) 48-53

 PR 136 (1964) B1803 • Related to Y-N (and Y-N-N) forces
 PRL 20 (1968) 819 • Weakly bound ( !" ≈ 130 keV)
 PR 180 (1969) 1307 à expect value close to free-L lifetime
 NPB 16 (1970) 46

 PRD 1 (1970) 66 • Previous experiments report significantly smaller values
 NPB 67 (1973) 269
 à Hypertriton lifetime puzzle
 Science 328 (2010) 58
 • ALICE result is consistent with world average and free-L
 NPA 913 (2013) 170
 lifetime
 PLB 754 (2016) 360
 • New ALICE preliminary result from 2018 Pb-Pb data moves
 L lifetime - PDG value
 PRC 97 (2018) 054909 closer to free-L lifetime
 PLB 797 (2019) 134905 World average

ALICE Preliminary Pb-Pb 5.02 TeV à Run 3 and 4: lifetime with 1% accuracy, branching ratio
 0 100 200 300 400 500
 3
ALI−PREL−333625 LH lifetime (ps)
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Physics highlights: light- and hypernuclei production
 π++π- K++K
 -
 0 K*+K* p+p - -
 Ξ +Ξ+ Ω +Ω+
 3 3
 Λ H+ Λ H 3 3 4
 (Anti-)deuteron production in pp collisions at √s = 13 TeV
 KS φ Λ d He H He
 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 ALICE Coll., EPJ C80 (2020) 889
 104
dN /dy

 103 ALICE Preliminary, Pb-Pb s NN = 5.02 TeV, 0-10%

 10

 10−1
 Not in fit BR = 25%

 10−3 3
 Model T (MeV) V (fm ) χ2/NDF
 THERMUS 4 152 ± 2 7832 ± 484 58.8/11
 10−5
 GSI-Heidelberg 153 ± 2 7260 ± 410 41.6/11
 SHARE 3 153 ± 3 5211 ± 703 51.7/11
 10−7
 (mod.-data)/σdata (mod.-data)/mod.

 0.5
 0
 −0.5
 41 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15
 2
 0
 −2
 −4
 1 2
ALI−PREL−332406 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15

• Hadron yields, also weakly bound nuclei, well • Phase-space proximity and local conservation laws
 described by statistical hadronization models matter
• Production mechanism for nuclei unclear • Coalescence and canonical statistical hadronization
 models indicate similar system-size dependence for
• Final-state coalescence of nucleons may occur
 deuteron production
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Physics highlights: light- and hypernuclei production
 (Anti-)deuteron production in pp collisions at √s = 13 TeV
 ALICE Coll., EPJ C80 (2020) 889

 ALICE simulation
 ! !
 " # 
 ! =
 Λ⁄ 

• Hypertritons are extended objects: • Phase-space proximity and local conservation laws
 ≈ 10.6 fm matter

• Expect large sensitivity to production mechanism in • Coalescence and canonical statistical hadronization
 small systems (pp) models indicate similar system-size dependence for
 deuteron production
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Physics highlights: light- and hypernuclei production

 ALICE simulation
 ! !
 " # 
 ! =
 Λ⁄ 
 ALICE
 pp = 13 TeV
 TRD nuclei trigger
 enhancement factor

• Hypertritons are extended objects: • TRD nuclei trigger based on high dE/dx signal in
 ≈ 10.6 fm pp collisions from 2017 and 2018

• Expect large sensitivity to production mechanism in
 small systems (pp)

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Physics highlights: light- and hypernuclei production

 30

 Counts / (1.8 MeV/c 2)
 ALICE Performance
 Data
 25 3
 ALICE simulation ΛH →3He + π-
 ! Fit
 !
 " # 
 pp s = 13 TeV
 20
 ! = LTRD
 int = 2.0 pb
 -1

 Λ⁄ 15
 LV0mult = 7.7 pb-1
 int

 10 LSPDmult
 int = 0.9 pb-1

 5

 0
 2.96 2.97 2.98 2.99 3 3.01 3.02 3.03 3.04 3.05
 3 3
 M ( He, π-) + M ( He, π+) (GeV/ c 2)

• Hypertritons are extended objects: ALI−PERF−328598 • First observation of hypertriton production in pp
 ≈ 10.6 fm • S3 measurement with ~30% uncertainty in reach
• Expect large sensitivity to production mechanism in • Run 3 and 4:
 - precision measurements of , in pp, Pb-Pb
 small systems (pp)
 - , , (
 , ...

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σinel(p) ±2σ σinel(p) ±2σ
 1 1

Physics highlights: anti-nuclei absorption
 0.5 0.5

 0 0
 0 1 2 3 4 0 1 2 3
 p (GeV/ c )
 Measurement of the low-energy antideuteron inelastic cross section
 ALICE Coll., PRL 125 (2020) 162001
 6 6

 σinel(d) (b)

 σinel(d) (b)
 ALICE (c) ALICE
 5 5
 p−Pb s NN = 5.02 TeV p−Pb s NN = 5.02 TeV
 〈 Z 〉 = 8.5, 〈 A 〉 = 17.4, |η| < 0.8 〈 Z 〉 = 14.8, 〈 A 〉 = 31.8, |
 4 4

 ̅ !
 
 σinel(d) Geant4 σinel(d) Geant
 3
 Data (ITS+TPC) 3
 Data (ITS+TP
 σinel(d) ±1σ σinel(d) ±1σ
 σinel(d) ±2σ σinel(d) ±2σ
 2 2

 1 1

 0 0
 0 1 2 3 4 0 1 2 3
 p (GeV/ c )

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ALICE classics

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 v2
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 ALICE
 30−50% π±, |y | < 0.5 102
 Prompt D, |y | < 0.8 pp s = 13 TeV, B = 0.2 T
 Inclusive J/ψ, 2.5 < y < 4
 0.2 Inclusive J/ψ, |y | < 0.9 0.075 < p < 10 GeV/c
 T,e
 b → e, |y | < 0.8
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 charmed baryon production
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Summary

• ALICE put forward a very ambitious upgrade program for LHC Run3 and 4

• Despite COVID-19 crisis, all projects are well on track for start of Run3 in 2022

• ALICE continues to produce high-quality physics results

• Studies and R&D towards an LoI (2021) for ALICE 3 have started

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