[Hps] HEP in the 2013 President's Budget Request

[Graf, Norman A.]

Dear Colleagues,
  Details of the President's 2013 Budget request for the Office of Science can be found in volume 4, available online at the Office of Chief Financial Officer website:

http://www.cfo.doe.gov/budget/13budget/content/volume4.pdf


"High Energy Physics decreases $14.3 million or 1.8%. The major changes in the program are the neutrino beamline upgrades at Fermilab, the start of design for two MIEs (Bella‐II[sic] and the Large Synoptic Survey Telescope), and the completion of the ILC R&D program."

Details for the High Energy Physics Funding Profile by Subprogram with Activity can be found on page 201 and following:

http://www.cfo.doe.gov/budget/13budget/content/volume4.pdf#page=207



Some details of particular interest:

Accelerator Development:               
                                        (Dollars in Thousands)
                                     FY 2011   FY 2012   FY 2013  
                                      Current  Enacted    Request
General Accelerator Development       27,766   27,900     27,900
Superconducting RF R&D                19,864   13,500     13,500
International Linear Collider R&D     28,289   22,000          0
Muon Accelerators                     10,882   12,000     11,200
Total, Accelerator Development        86,801   75,400     52,600

"The completion of the TDR in 2012 concludes the five-year ILC R&D program. No funds are provided for the ILC R&D program in FY 2013."


Other Technology R&D:
                                          (Dollars in Thousands)
                                       FY 2011   FY 2012   FY 2013  
                                       Current   Enacted   Request
Detector Development, Grants Research    3,079    6,646     3,763
Detector Development, Nat'l Lab         22,168   21,093    26,093
Total, Other Technology R&D             25,247   27,739    29,856

"Funding is increased to support the ramp up of funding for new 
detector R&D activities. Emphasis will shift towards the R&D needs 
of the Cosmic and Intensity Frontier experiments such as liquid
argon detector development."


HPS appears on page 217:

http://www.cfo.doe.gov/budget/13budget/content/volume4.pdf#page=223

Sincerely,
Norman Graf