Revision as of 14:10, 18 May 2018

Purpose

1. To discuss software and analysis techniques that will be essential in extracting first physics results from GlueX data.
   • Specifically, a simulated analysis of polarization observables and spin-density matrix elements (SDMEs) of γp→ωp

• These talks, tutorials, and hands-on sessions will be catered towards graduate students to help familiarize them with doing physics analyses with Jefferson Lab experimental data.

Location and Time

The workshop will take place at:

DATES: June 20, 2018

LOCATION: CEBAF Center F326

Requirements

• All attendees are required

Workshop Software

Remote Participation

1. To join via a Web Browser, go to the page [1] https://bluejeans.com/3293630059.
2. More information on connecting to bluejeans is available.

Previous GlueX Tutorials

• We conducted a similar workshop back in 2013, doing a simulated full analysis of γp→π⁺π⁺π^-n. It covered the software and analysis steps necessary to do an amplitude analysis of this channel, from signal generation through amplitude fitting.
• It is not necessary to have gone through the 2013 workshop talks and exercises to attend the 2016 workshop. However, you will probably benefit if you do, as certain topics will not be covered and others will be condensed (e.g. Doing an analysis in JANA).
• 2013 Workshop Link
• 2016 Workshop Link

Agenda: Wednesday June 20, 2018

• 3:30 Introduction & First Session (60) --- Chair:
  • 3:30 Session 1a (20) --- Ifarm and GlueX environment [] --- Mark Ito
  • 3:50 Session 1b (20) --- Batch submission at JLab [] --- Alex Austregesilo
  • 4:20 Session 1c (20) --- Plugins vs. ReactionFilter[] ---
• 4:40 Coffee (20)
• 5:00 SecondSession (60) --- Chair:
  • 5:00 Session 2a (20) --- Analysis Trees and DSelector [] ---
  • 5:20 Session 2b (20) --- MCWrapper and OSG [] --- Thomas Britton
  • 5:40 Session 2c (20) --- AmpTools [] ---
• 6:00 Adjourn