Difference between revisions of "Mattione Update 11162011"
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* DC dE/dx information used for PID is bad, is disabled until fixed. | * DC dE/dx information used for PID is bad, is disabled until fixed. | ||
* DC dE/dx Confidence Level (for protons, similar for K+'s, π<sup>+</sup>'s, and π<sup>-</sup>). | * DC dE/dx Confidence Level (for protons, similar for K+'s, π<sup>+</sup>'s, and π<sup>-</sup>). | ||
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* CDC & FDC treated separately since they have different gas mixtures. | * CDC & FDC treated separately since they have different gas mixtures. | ||
* Half of the track hits in each of the FDC/CDC (those with the largest dE/dx) are ignored. | * Half of the track hits in each of the FDC/CDC (those with the largest dE/dx) are ignored. | ||
− | ** Truncates Landau distribution to resemble Gaussian distribution. | + | ** Truncates Landau distribution to resemble Gaussian distribution. |
== CDC π<sup>+</sup>== | == CDC π<sup>+</sup>== |
Revision as of 11:36, 16 November 2011
Introduction
- DC dE/dx information used for PID is bad, is disabled until fixed.
- DC dE/dx Confidence Level (for protons, similar for K+'s, π+'s, and π-).
Notes
- CDC & FDC treated separately since they have different gas mixtures.
- Half of the track hits in each of the FDC/CDC (those with the largest dE/dx) are ignored.
- Truncates Landau distribution to resemble Gaussian distribution.
CDC π+
- Generated up to p = 2.0 GeV/c
- CDC π+ dE/dx Mean, Resolution vs. βγ
- CDC π+ dE/dx Mean, Resolution in different dx Bins vs. βγ
FDC π+
- Generated up to p = 2.0 GeV/c
- FDC π+ dE/dx vs. βγ
- FDC π+ dE/dx Mean, Resolution vs. βγ
- FDC π+ dE/dx Mean, Resolution in different dx Bins vs. βγ
CDC vs. FDC π+
- CDC vs. FDC π+ dE/dx Mean, Resolution vs. βγ