COMPASS 2021 run
Introduction
The run is aimed at semi-inclusive deep-inelastic scattering (SIDIS) of muons off transversely polarised 6LiD target, as described in our proposal or in this talk. The experiment is located in the Experimental Hall North 2 (EHN2), building 888, on the Prévessin site of CERN.
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Run schedule
31. 5. | Dry run | Set up and test detector front-ends. |
28. 6. | Commissioning | First beams for NA commissioning. |
12. 7. | Beam to NA for physics. | Spectrometer commissioning with beam. |
6. 9. | Physics data taking starts | (originally 1. 8.) |
6. 10. | End of the run |
Important contacts
Calling from outside CERN:
- Landline numbers (7....) or CERNphone (6....): dial +41 22 76 plus all five digits.
- Mobile numbers (16....): dial +41 75 411 plus last four digits.
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Responsibility | Name | Phone numbers |
Control room (892-R-D10) | 7 8058 | |
DEXSO/Gas | TESSAROTTO Fulvio | 16 4826 |
Deputy run coordinator | ||
EHN2 (888) TSO | RAE Bastien | 16 7388 |
EXSO | LEVORATO Stefano | 16 4850 |
Run Coordinator | MATOUŠEK Jan | 16 0810, 6 6282 |
Spokesperson | PARSAMYAN Bakur | 16 4463 |
Spokesperson | TESSAROTTO Fulvio | 16 4826 |
Technical Coordinator | LEVORATO Stefano | 16 7431, 16 4850 |
Week coordinator | 16 4863 | |
SPS Control Room (CCC) | 7 7500 | |
Polarised Target Coordinator | DOSHITA Norihiro | 16 8996 |
Polarised target expert | PEŠEK Michael | 16 3935 |
DAQ | ZEMKO Martin | 16 4482 |
DCS | PIRES Christophe | 16 4872, 6 6506 |
Useful links
- COMPASS experiment
- Main page
- COMPASS Team on Mattermost (an invite link can be found in Contacts or Shifts)
- Electronic logbook
- COMPASS Wiki
- Wiki page with shift instructions
- Safety checklist
- Online beam monitor
- Accelerators
- Accelerator coordination page
- Injector schedule v. 1.2, 17. 6. 2021
- SPS user schedule v. 3.1, 17. 9. 2021: overview, detailed
- Long term schedule (released 31. 1. 2020)
- Vistar SPS Page 1
- CERN in COVID times
- Summary from HSE
- Conditions to enter Switzerland or France
- Users office information
- COVID self-testing on site: recommended every week, easy, free of charge, rapid and reliable. No certificate is issued, but you are protecting your co-workers... Info, sign up.
- If you have COVID symptoms, do not come on site. Contact the Medical Service at +41 22 766 7777 to arrange for an RT-PCR test at the Proxilis laboratory in Meyrin.
- If you are coming from a high-risk zone (as defined by either France or Switzerland), you have to fill this form and contact the technical coordinator or spokesperson (in advance!)
- Otherwise, no special procedure is currently needed to enter the site (you just need to do the online COVID training).
- All people on site have to carry a Proximeter (online training, collect it, more info).
- CERN Hostel in Saint Genis can be booked as usually (web booking). There is a special quarantine floor.
- CERN Hostel in Meyrin can be booked filling a form (fill the technical coordinator or spokesperson as the guarantor). People in quarantine cannot stay in Meyrin.
- All restaurants and cafeterias remain closed at weekends and have limited opening hours on workdays.
- Vaccination certificates issued outside the EU can be converted into the French health pass.
- Obtaining personal (passive) dosimeter
- CERN Shuttle service
- AMBER Proton radius pilot run
Experimental setup

COMPASS setup, upstream half

COMPASS setup, downstream half
The experimental setup consists of a beam telescope, solid-state transversely 6LiD target and a two-stage magnetic spectrometer. The spectrometer has wide angular coverage and robust tracking. Particle identification is ensured by muon filters and a RICH detector. It contains also electromagnetic and hadronic calorimeters.