The charge to the BNL EIC Science Case Task Force, as sent to the physics department by Tom Ludlam on 03/19/09, can be found here.
The first EIC Task Force Meeting was held in the Large Seminar Room on Thursday, April 9th, 10:00 - 12:30. The agenda, with links to the talks, is given below:
10:00 - 10:45 - Welcome and Introduction - Sam, Steve and Tom
10:45 - 11:15 - Important Milestones for the EIC Task Force - Thomas (e+A), Elke (e+p and detector)
11:15 - 12:30 - EIC LDRD Proposals
e+A MC-Generator development - Thomas
Electroweak Physics at an EIC - Werner
e+A Saturation Theory - Raju
Development of hybrid strip-pad silicon sensors - Eduard
Super high-resolution ToF - Mickey
Large-area ToF - Zhangbu
High-level online tracking trigger - Aihong
12:30 - 12:35 - EIC machine design and accelerator LDRDs - appetite whetter, Vladimir
In today's meeting, we focussed on the accelerator LDRD plans. The talks which were presented were:
10:00 - 12:30 - Accelerator LDRD Proposals
MeRHIC update - V Ptitsyn
Development of laser system for polarised e source - T Rao
Compact HOM damping scheme for 704 MHz LINACS - R Calaga
New eRHIC injection system - H Hahn
MeRHIC prototype electron accelerator cavity design and fabrication - A Burrill
Polarised 3He++ ion source development for RHIC - A Zelenski
Simulation, design and prototyping on an FEL for proof-of-principles for coherent electron-cooling - V Litvinenko
The next Task Force meeting will be held on Wed Apr 22nd at 10:00 where we will have further discussion on the golden EIC measurements. An e-mail (with agenda) will be sent out to the group in due course.
The BNL Task Force for the EIC is led by:
Elke Aschenauer: elke<AT>bnl.gov
Thomas Ullrich: tu<AT>bnl.gov
Other members of the task force are:
Ramiro Debbe
Jamie Dunlop
Wlodek Guryn
Ed Kistenev
Matt Lamont
J. H. Lee
Pavel Nevski
Peter Steinberg
Raju Venugopalan
Werner Vogelsang
This is not an exhaustive list of people who can work on the EIC, but rather a list of people who have so far desired a wish to work on this. Contributions from other interested people not mentioned here are most welcome!