Workshop on an e+e- Ring at VLHC
Illinois Institute of
Technology
March 9 -11, 2001
Sponsored by
The Illinois Consortium for Accelerator Research
and
Illinois Institute of Technology
This event is Closed. This page remains for historical value only
- Fermilab is doing a 5-month feasibility study of a post-LHC
hadron collider ("VLHC"), which would be sited in a large (240-km
circumference) tunnel. An attractive addition to this plan would include an
e+e- ring, with a CM energy in the range of
100 to perhaps 400 GeV. The physics would be limited to low-mass higgs,
large-sample Z0 physics, and possibly a study of
physics around the t-tbar threshold.
- The goal of the Workshop, held
on the campus of the
Illinois Institute of Technology in
Chicago, was to prepare a short
document in time to be useful at Snowmass.
- The Workshop schedule may be found
here, along with links to
presentations as they become available.
- Reference materials for the Workshop may be found here.
- A list of particpants in the Workshop may be found here.
- Organizers:
Tim Morrison, IIT;
Alvin Tollestrup, Fermilab;
Gerry Dugan, Cornell; and
Jim Norem, ANL.
For further information, you may
contact the Organizers or the Workshop secretariat:
e+e- Workshop
Center for Accelerator and Particle Physics
Illinois Institute of Technology
3101 S. Dearborn Street
Chicago, IL 60616
| Telephone: |
(312) 567-3579 |
| Fax: |
(312) 567-3576 |