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POLARIZATION AT PHOTON COLLIDER. USING FOR PHYSICAL<br />

STUDIES<br />

I.F. Ginzburg †<br />

Sobolev Institute <strong>of</strong> Mathematics and Novosibirk State University, Novosibirsk, Russia<br />

† E-mail: ginzburg@math.nsc.ru<br />

Abstract<br />

Photon Colliders will have photon beams with high and easily variable polarization<br />

(mainly circular). It <strong>of</strong>fer opportunity for new experimental studies in the<br />

problems <strong>of</strong> hadron physics and QCD in a new energy and transfer regions, in the<br />

Standard Model physics and in the physics beyond Standard Model.<br />

• Photon Collider. (PLC) is specific option <strong>of</strong> Linear Collider (LC). The focused laser<br />

flash meet the electron bunch <strong>of</strong> LC in the conversion point C. Here a laser photon scatters<br />

on high–energy electron taking from it a large portion <strong>of</strong> energy. Scattered photons travel<br />

along the direction <strong>of</strong> the initial electron, they are focused in the interaction point. Here<br />

they collide with opposite electron (eγ collider) or photon (γγ collider) [1–3]. The PLC<br />

will start after 10 years <strong>of</strong> work <strong>of</strong> LHC and few years <strong>of</strong> work <strong>of</strong> e + e − ILC.<br />

With two different laser photon energies two types <strong>of</strong> PLC are possible, the first one<br />

is most suitable for ILC-1 Ee =0.25 TeV, the second one can be realized only for high<br />

energy PLC with Ee =0.5 ÷ 1.5 TeV (ILC-2, CLIC) [2]. The typical expected parameters<br />

<strong>of</strong> PLC in these two variants are enumerated below. In the cases when parameters for<br />

second variant differ from those for the first variant they are shown in curly brackets.<br />

The total additional cost is estimated as ∼ 10% from that <strong>of</strong> LC [3].<br />

The conversion coefficient e → γ is 0.7 {0.15}.<br />

Characteristic photon energy Eγmax ≈ 0.8 {0.95}Ee.<br />

For high energy peak (Eγ1,2 > 0.7Eγmax), separated well from low energy part <strong>of</strong> spectrum<br />

Luminosity Lγγ ≈ 0.35 {0.01 ÷ 0.05}Lee and Leγ ≈ 0.25 {0.2}Lee.<br />

with � Lγγdt, � Leγdt ≈ 200 ÷ 150 {50 ÷ 100} fb −1 /year.<br />

Mean energy spread < ΔEγ >≈ 0.07 {0.03}Eγmax.<br />

Mean photon helicity ≈ 0.95, with easily variable sign.<br />

• QCD and hadron physics. Photon structure function is unique object <strong>of</strong> QCD,<br />

calculable at large enough Q2 without additional phenomenological parameters [4]. It can<br />

be measured here in eγ mode with high accuracy, since photon target with its energy and<br />

polarization here are practically known. In this case the range <strong>of</strong> accessible virtualities <strong>of</strong><br />

photon is limited from below by the details <strong>of</strong> detector set-up.<br />

The region <strong>of</strong> electron transverse momenta above 50 GeV (MZ/2) can be studied well,<br />

providing opportunity to study effect <strong>of</strong> Z-boson exchange and γ∗ γ − Z ∗ γ − Z ∗ − Z interference.<br />

The manipulation with beam polarizations will be important instrument here.<br />

The other studies like those at HERA are possible here.<br />

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