Guest: Michael Benedikt, Frank Zimmermann Host: Markus Voelter Shownoter: Bastian Hundt
Particle accelerators are the backbone of today’s particle physics research and help us understand the smallest building blocks our world is made of. To understand this deeper, more powerful accelerators are needed, beyond what is possible with today’s LHC. The world’s physics community is continuously running studies to explore science questions and evaluate the required accelerators; one of those the studies is the Future Circular Collider study led by CERN. In this episode we discuss the science questions as well as the core engineering challenges with the two leaders of the FCC study, Michael Benedikt and Frank Zimmermann.
Vorstellung Michael Benedikt und Frank Zimmermann 00:01:58FCC study at CERN | LHC
Circular Particle Accelerators and Colliders 00:02:58Particle physics | Einstein relation | Particle-wave duality | Kinetic energy | Lorentz Force | Synchrotron radiation | Hadron | Lepton | RF-Cavities | Linear colliders | ILC | XFEL | Luminosity | Phase space | Superconducting-magnets
FCC Variants and Fundamental Physics 00:20:08FCC-hh proton-proton collider | FCC-ee electron-positron collider | FCC-he lepton-hadron collider | Standard Model | Top-quark | Higgs-Boson
Costs and Challenges of Colliders 00:32:38Tradeof between radius and magnets | Tevatron | HERA | RHIC | LHC-Upgrade | Synchrotron radiation | Klystron | Data Acquisition
Lessons Learned from LHC 00:50:13Availability
Challenges for FCC-hh and FCC-eh 00:58:08Synchrotron radiation | Radiation damping | Optics and Beamdynamics | Magnetic lenses | Machine Protection | Quench Protection | Collimation / Filtering | Beam Dumping
Risk Minimization and FCC Roadmap 01:26:53High Luminosity LHC
End 01:36:18Dark-matter | Dark-energy | Physics beyond the standard model