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<div>That is great news. I would be interested in running and analyzing simulations for the future project. </div>
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<blockquote type="cite">On Jul 30, 2023, at 9:14 AM, Elena Santopinto via BDXlist <bdxlist@jlab.org> wrote:<br>
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Dear Marco, dear all,
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<div>Da: Marco Battaglieri via BDXlist <bdxlist@jlab.org> </div>
<div>Data: 29/07/23 13:45 (GMT+01:00) </div>
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<div>Oggetto: [BDXlist] [EXTERNAL] BDX experiment got re-approved by PAC51! </div>
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Dear BDXers,<br>
the PAC51 committee granted the renewal to BDX experiment!<br>
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During the closout session it was not mentioned explicitly (only <br>
reported the final decision) but from an informal conversation with a <br>
PAC member, it seems we convinced the committee about: - the physics <br>
case still up-to-date, - the reach of the experiment wrt the others; - <br>
the commitment of the BDX Collaboration.<br>
They also recognized the urgency to run the experiment (in competition <br>
with NA64) pushing on lab leadership to schedule BDX in the same time <br>
window of the Moeller experiment.<br>
We will have a meeting with the lab leadership in the next few weeks to <br>
workout a plan to make real the BDX-PIPE option we discussed at the last <br>
meeting. It seems very likely that the wells will be dug starting soon <br>
and staged in the next few years (the ideal would be 5 per years for the <br>
next 3 years).<br>
We should wait for mid August to read the full text in the PAC51 report. <br>
I'll send around as soon as available<br>
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Considering the great news and the significant work expected in the next <br>
months (re-design the detector, background simulation, investigation of <br>
BDX sensitivity to different DS scenario such as scalar DM, iDM, L-B <br>
coupling, ..., actions to procure ~5000 PbWO crystals, actions to seek <br>
funding for the detector, ...) we will resume our weekly meeting <br>
starting from September. I'll send a doodle around to find a convenient <br>
time<br>
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Thanks to everybody for the important result: we start seeing the light <br>
at the end of the ... pipe!<br>
Cheers<br>
Marco<br>
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