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Bayesian Optimization of The Relativistic Heavy Ion Collider Luminosity via $s^*$ Control
Maximizing luminosity at the interaction point (IP) requires the collision location $s_{IP}$ to coincide with the longitudinal position of the minimum beta function, $s^$. Accurate optics measurements and control of $s^$ are therefore essential for luminosity optimization. At the Relativistic Heavy
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