Simulation and Analysis TF

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Topic: LUXE simulation and analysis TF
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mc sim:
- check if Sasha can submit in the grid
- follow up offline on the distribution to sites

Daniel:
- need to resolve the ellipse shape (at ~10m it would be ~300 um)
- Gianluca:
  - we should mostly quantify xi with the profiler (i.e. intensity at the IP)
  - “collision quality” monitoring 
  - the profiler will be sensitive to the number of photons more than the power (i.e. cannot infer the energy from the deposition)
  - photon spectrometer should be able to measure double differential (dN/(dE*dTheta))

Ben:
- s2 - head-on can be in the ICS case, no? (what’s the impact of our angle?)
- s3: what do we actually measure form the ellipse? average xi or max xi or peak xi? —> would need to see how things come out of Tom’s simulation and how these are seen in the profiler
- LCFA will have around 10% uncertainty at xi =~2-3
- s5: do we have a cutoff to the energy deposition in the profiler? —> the energy deposited can be very small - what’s the scale of the low-E tail in the plots?
- LMA is slow to simulate
- Gianluca:
  - xi<1 can be done with a simple model (dipole etc…)? —> we can use the profiler there. In principle we can do perturbative calculation there.
- Daniel:
  - what would be the impact of the collision angle? —> TBD
- we have a problem with prediction uncertainty between xi=1 and xi=~2

Tom:
- Gianluca:
  - proposal is good
- need to talk offline with Gianluca, Marco and Sasha to see which points we need to simulated with G4 for the profiler tests.
  - we should also fold in the impact of the converter and the air before the profiler
  - we need to look at the photon 2D distribution before the converter, before the exit of the beampipe and just before the profiler

Gianluca:
- will be used also in the g+laser
- Daniel:
  - if we have the profiler measurement, the photon spectrum and the electron beam divergence, can we estimate the actual xi? --> probably yes but more work is needed
  - what do you actually measure here? (peak xi, average xi, max xi,....)? --> not clear at the moment 

There are minutes attached to this event. Show them.
    • 10:00 10:10
      Intro 10m
      Speakers: Beate Heinemann (DESY and Freiburg University), Daniel Seipt (Helmholtz Institut Jena), Noam Tal Hod (Weizmann Institute of Science)
    • 10:10 10:30
      Theory calculations of Compton scattering with polarisation 20m
      Speakers: Ben King (University of Plymouth), Ben King (University of Plymouth), Daniel Seipt (Helmholtz Institut Jena)
    • 10:30 10:50
      Compton scattering in LP backgrounds with Ptarmigan 20m
      Speaker: Tom Blackburn (University of Gothenburg)
    • 10:50 11:10
      Profiler's principles of operation 20m
      Speaker: Gianluca Sarri (Queen's University Belfast)
    • 11:10 11:30
      AOB 20m
      Speakers: Arka Santra (FLC (Forschung an Lepton Collidern)), Beate Heinemann (DESY and University of Freiburg (Germany)), Daniel Seipt (Helmholtz Institut Jena), Federico Meloni (ATLAS (ATLAS SM and Beyond)), Gianluca Sarri (Queen's University Belfast), John Hallford (UCL), Kyle Fleck (QUB), Louis Helary (FTX (FTX Fachgruppe SLB)), Marco Bruschi (INFN and University of Bologna), Maryna Borysova (FLC (Experimente an Lepton Collidern)), Matthew Wing (UCL), Noam Tal Hod (Weizmann Institute of Science), Oleksandr Borysov (DESY), Ruth Magdalena Jacobs (ATLAS (ATLAS SM and Beyond)), Shan Huang (Tel Aviv University), Thomas Blackburn (FLC (FLC Fachgruppe ANA))