ILUMI4D is the first major application of the REACT4D framework. It investigates the spatial and temporal structure of particle collisions and their observable consequences, with particular emphasis on luminosity, vertex distributions, beam geometry and timing.
ILUMI4D treats the interaction region as a four-dimensional object, combining the spatial coordinates of the collision with its evolution in time.
Investigation of crossing angles, crab crossing, asymmetric configurations, bunch-length effects and the resulting collision geometry.
Study of the spatial distribution and motion of interaction vertices and their relationship to the underlying collision dynamics.
Numerical evaluation of luminosity and luminosity related observables for different beam configurations and collision scenarios.
Investigation of correlations between vertex position, collision time and detector timing measurements.
The study archive will grow as the ILUMI4D investigation develops. Each study is organized around a scientific question and can contain multiple physical cases, simulations and results.
Investigation of the four-dimensional collision structure for ideal crab-crossing configurations, including symmetric and asymmetric crab configurations, different bunch-length combinations, and the influence of the hourglass effect.
Open Study 01 →Publication-quality figures and simulation visualizations will be collected here.
Dynamic visualizations of ILUMI4D simulations will be collected here.
Scientific and technical documentation describing the ILUMI4D methodology, simulation parameters and analysis procedures will be provided here.
The interactive ILUMI4D application provides direct access to the simulation environment and allows parameters, configurations and observables to be explored interactively.
Open ILUMI4D Interactive Application →