ATLAS ITk Pixel Upgrade project leader

本项目的目标是为高亮度大型强子对撞机（HL-LHC）的高亮度大型强子对撞机（ATLAS）二期升级项目领导像素探测器的建设。到2026年，HL-LHC向ATLAS提供的亮度增加了大约10倍，这将大大增强物理计划。收集到的大数据集将使ATLAS能够对粒子物理学的标准模型希格斯区进行精确的研究，并将可访问的质量尺度扩展到TeV区域，以搜索新物理学的特征。这将使ATLAS能够解决粒子物理学中的许多基本问题：产生费米子和弱规范玻色子质量的希格斯机制是否如标准模型所暗示的那样相互关联？希格斯机制是否限制了标准模型中高能矢量玻色子散射的横截面，或者是否存在涉及电弱对称性破缺的新物理？为什么希格斯玻色子比普朗克质量轻得多（层级问题）？是否存在一种质量为电弱尺度的弱相互作用粒子可以解释暗物质？超对称（SUSY），即玻色子和费米子之间的对称，在自然界中是否存在？像素探测器系统是ATLAS实验的中心，为数据分析提供关键信息。探测器拍下事件的照片，并测量产生的粒子的动量。它将来自有趣的高能事件的粒子与单个顶点联系起来，并且还可以从移位的顶点中识别出寿命较长的粒子，例如b-夸克。

The objective of this project is to lead the construction of the Pixel detector for the ATLAS Phase-II Upgrade for operation at the High-Luminosity Large Hadron Collider (HL-LHC). The increased luminosity delivered, around a factor of 10 more than the will be delivered by 2026 by the HL-LHC to ATLAS will significantly enhance the physics programme. The Large dataset collected will allow ATLAS to make precision studies of the Higgs sector, the Standard Model of particle physics, and to extend the mass scales accessible to searches for signatures of new physics well into the TeV region. This will allow ATLAS to address many of the fundamental questions in particle physics:Is the Higgs mechanism for generating fermion and weak gauge boson masses linked, as is implied by the Standard Model? Does the Higgs mechanism limit the cross-section of vector boson scattering in the Standard Model at high energies, or is there new physics involved in electroweak symmetry breaking?Why is the Higgs boson much lighter than the Planck Mass (the hierarchy problem)?Is there a weakly interacting particle with mass of the order of the electroweak scale that could explain dark matter?Is supersymmetry (SUSY), a symmetry between bosons and fermions, realised in nature?The Pixel detector system is at the centre of the ATLAS experiment and provides crucial information for the analysis of data. The detector takes a photograph of the event and measures the momenta of the particles produced. It associates the particles from the interesting high energy events to a single vertex and can also identify longer lived particles such as b-quarks from the displaced vertices.