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arxiv: 2505.05952 · v1 · pith:NQZYU627new · submitted 2025-05-09 · ✦ hep-ex

CODEX-b: Opening New Windows to the Long-Lived Particle Frontier at the LHC

Giulio Aielli , Juliette Alimena , Saul Balcarcel-Salazar , Eli Ben Haim , Andr\'as Barnab\'as Burucs , Roberto Cardarelli , Matthew J. Charles , Xabier Cid Vidal
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Albert De Roeck Biplab Dey Silviu Dobrescu Ozgur Durmus Mohamed Elashri Vladimir V. Gligorov Rebeca Gonzalez Suarez Zarria Gray Conor Henderson Louis Henry Philip Ilten Daniel Johnson Jacob Kautz Simon Knapen Bingxuan Liu Yang Liu Saul L\'opez Soli\~no Pablo Eduardo Men\'endez-Vald\'es P\'erez Titus Momb\"acher Benjamin Nachman David T. Northacker Gabriel M. Nowak Michele Papucci Gabriella P\'asztor Mar\'ia Pereira Mart\'inez Michael Peters Jake Pfaller Luca Pizzimento M\'aximo Pl\'o Casas\'us Gian Andrea Rassati Dean J. Robinson Emilio Xos\'e Rodr\'iguez Fern\'andez Debashis Sahoo Sinem Simsek Michael D. Sokoloff Joeal Subash James Swanson Abhinaba Upadhyay Riccardo Vari Carlos V\'azquez Sierra G\'abor Veres Nigel Watson Michael K. Wilkinson Michael Williams Eleanor Winkler (CODEX-b collaboration)
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This document is written as a contribution to the European Strategy of Particle Physics (ESPP) update. We offer a detailed overview of current developments and future directions for the CODEX-b detector, which aims to detect long-lived particles beyond the Standard Model. We summarize the scientific motivation for this detector, advances in our suite of simulation and detector optimization frameworks, and examine expected challenges, costs, and timelines in realizing the full detector. Additionally, we describe the technical specifications for the smaller-scale demonstrator detector (CODEX-$\beta$) we have installed in the LHCb experimental cavern.

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