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HALHF: a hybrid, asymmetric, linear Higgs factory using plasma- and RF-based acceleration

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arxiv 2503.19880 v2 pith:XLCQDOKG submitted 2025-03-25 physics.acc-ph

Erik Adli , Joshua Appleby , Timothy L. Barklow , Marica Biagini , Jonas Björklund Svensson , Mikael Berggren , Simone Bettoni , Stewart Boogert
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Philip Burrows Allen Caldwell Jian Bin Ben Chen Vera Cilento Laura Corner Richard D'Arcy Steffen Doebert Wang Dou Pierre Drobniak Calvin Dyson Sinead Farrington John Farmer Angeles Faus-Golfe Manuel Formela Arianne Formenti Louis Forrester Brian Foster Jie Gao Spencer Gessner Niclas Hamann Alexander Harrison Mark J. Hogan Eir Eline H{o}rlyk Daniel Kalvik Antoine Laudrain Reme Lehe Wim Leemans Carl A. Lindstr{o}m Benno List Jenny List Xueying Lu Edward Mactavish Vasyl Maslov Emilio Nanni John Osborne Jens Osterhoff Felipe Peña Gudrid Moortgat Pick Kristjan Põder Jurgen Reuter Dmitrii Samoilenko Nela Sedlackova Andrei Seryi Kyrre Sjobak Terry Sloan Steinar Stapnes Rogelio Tomas Garcia Maxim Titov Malte Trautwein Maxence Thévenet Nicholas J. Walker Marc Wenskat Matthew Wing Jonathan Wood
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HALHF is a hybrid linear collider that uses electron-driven plasma-wakefield acceleration to accelerate electrons to high energy while using radio-frequency cavity technology to accelerate positrons. The most cost-effective solution collides low-energy positrons with high-energy electrons, producing a boost to the final state in the electron direction with $\gamma= 1.67$. The current HALHF baseline design produces a luminosity comparable to that of the baseline ILC but with a greatly reduced construction and carbon footprint and hence much lower cost than the mature linear-collider designs ILC and CLIC. Costs for HALHF are evaluated, together with that for the approximate 15-year R\&D programme necessary to realise HALHF. Time scales and cost for the R\&D are estimated. Upgrade paths for HALHF technology from a 250~GeV Higgs factory, through 380 and 550~GeV, up to 10~TeV are sketched.

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  1. Updated baseline design for HALHF: the hybrid, asymmetric, linear Higgs factory

    physics.acc-ph 2025-05 conditional novelty 4.0 of 10

    HALHF 2.0 presents a cost-optimized baseline for a hybrid, asymmetric plasma/RF Higgs factory with 48 plasma stages and a 5 km footprint.

  2. The ILD Detector: A Versatile Detector for an Electron-Positron Collider at Energies up to 1 TeV

    hep-ex 2025-06 conditional novelty 3.0 of 10

    The ILD concept paper presents a particle-flow-optimized detector design, its performance requirements, technology options, and readiness for both linear and circular electron-positron colliders up to 1 TeV.

  3. PWFA linear collider improvements -- from previous concepts to HALHF

    physics.acc-ph 2025-09 conditional novelty 1.0 of 10

    A summary of design changes from the 2013 PWFA-LC concept to the HALHF 2.0 baseline, containing no new results.

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