Abstract

A neural network z vertex trigger is planned for the upcoming Belle II detector at the SuperKEKB collider. This neural algorithm is based on a single track 3D parameter estimation using only hit and drift time information from the central drift chamber. Due to the high luminosity ( L = 8 × 10 35 cm −2 s −1 ) Belle II will have to face high levels of beam induced background, making a z vertex reconstruction at the first level trigger mandatory. Using the neural z vertex algorithm, the requirements of the standard track trigger can be strongly relaxed. By this, the trigger efficiencies, especially for low multiplicity events, e.g. τ pair production, can be significantly increased.This contribution presents the foreseen neural network trigger setup and the preceding 2D track finder. Special focus is put on the proposal and evaluation of a possible 3D upgrade of the 2D track finder. Additionally, details are given on a dedicated setup for the upcoming cosmic ray test.

Highlights

  • The Belle II experiment [1] is an upgrade of the successful Belle [2] flavor physics experiment

  • Belle II consists of a high precision pixel detector (PXD) as innermost detector, followed by the silicon vertex detector (SVD)

  • A z vertex trigger is essential for the Belle II experiment in order to cope with the huge beam background levels coming along with the luminosity upgrade

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Summary

Introduction

The Belle II experiment [1] is an upgrade of the successful Belle [2] flavor physics experiment. It is located in Tsukuba, Japan at the upgraded asymmetric e+ e− collider SuperKEKB. Belle II consists of a high precision pixel detector (PXD) as innermost detector, followed by the silicon vertex detector (SVD). The third detector shell is the central drift chamber (CDC), a wire chamber with 56 layers of sense wires. The CDC is the main tracking device of Belle II. The outer detector shells comprise calorimeters (ECL), Cherenkov counters (A-RICH), time-of-propagation counters (TOP) and a kaon and muon detecor (KLM). More details on the Belle II experiment can be found in [1]

Background in Belle II
CDC first level trigger system
Neural network for track parameter estimation
Network setup and training
Cosmic ray setup
Track finding setup
Training of the track finder
Application of the track finder
Findings
Conclusion
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