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Meeting Information

GEM @ Stonybrook Meeting
Wednesday January 05, 2022
3:30 pm, ET
Meeting Zoom link: https://stonybrook.zoom.us/j/96999714444?pwd=NGhNNXFQQzFlRWxGRnh5VHM1YnN0dz09

Project background

1. Klaus' slides on the Moller GEM is to be added here for reference.
2. Stonybrook is assigned to construct 12 out of the 28 layers of GEM trackers for the Moller experiment
3. Two prototype trackers to be constructed by late 2022. GEM material (three rectangular sheets) will arrive SBU in early March; frames will arrive later

Agenda

1. Cleaning progress on the cleaning room
2. Clean room delivery and setup
3. Other next step items
   1. Stand-alone simulation. (Contacted Ciprian)
   2. Parsing the GMn Gem data. (Contacted GMn)
   3. QCD Server @ SBU updates.
   4. Vassu will give a short introduction to Moller physics during the next meeting

Meeting Summary and next step

1. Cleaning:
   • Further cleaning (especially the ground) is needed (Bill and Vassu), larger magnet pieces need to be removed to ensure 9m x 6m x 4m space.
   • Outer enclosure and air pump arrived, we aim to set everything up by Jan 15th, the cleanroom construction will fellow (to be completed by the machine shop).
2. Inquries into the knowledge and status of the overall Moller simulation
   • Establish contact with experts (starting with Ciprian): Bill and Vassu.
3. DAQ computer setup is not a priority item, especially during the prototyping stage.
4. Inquire into the GMn data (with big bite gem): Bill.
5. Migrate the GEM work logbook and meeting page to a didicated QCD server at Stony Brook
   • This requires the server setup work by Prakhar.

Task list

1. Sub-tasks (required volunteers, or will be assigned):
   • Preparation stage:
   1. Clearing out a perimeter in the basement lab (Bill, Vassu, Weibing).
   2. setting up the cleanroom. (Klaus, Bill and others)
   3. Setting up the latest JLAb DAQ system: CODA, and configure it to be used for calibrating the prototype GEM trackers (Bill)
   4. Looking at parsing BigBite data to understand the expected performance.
   5. Simulation to get expected GEM response? (Not a priority right now)
   6. Communicate with machine shop to make a stand for hosting the manufactured prototype based on the CAD drawing (Bill)
   • Manufacturing stage:
   1. Manufacturing/stretching GEM sheet and mount to bracket (with glue) inside the cleanroom (Klaus and Prakhar)
   • Calibration stage:
   1. Operating X-ray gun in in grid and mapping out the efficiency and gain in each sector of the GEM response: efficiency, uniformity, gain, etc (Bill & others)