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Meeting Information
GlueX DIRC Meeting
Thursday, May 12, 2022
12:00 pm, ET
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Agenda
- Announcements
- Summer 2022 meeting times
- Mirror prototype status (Justin)
- Review of 2020 studies (All)
- Analysis Launch ver04 with corrected software for TOF timing.
- Analytic PDF update (Roman)
- Geometric reconstruction update
- Simulation needs:
- Ad-hoc reduction in photon yields (in mcsmear) to match data: until mirror reflectivity dependence on incident angle is implemented
- Action items (from previous meetings)
- Add incident angle dependence to mirror reflectivity
- Global alignment issues see slide 15-18 of CM talk (All)
- Early studies of FDC tilt
- Possible rotation of magnetic field: impact on extrapolations to DIRC?
- Generate MC with rotated field and reconstruct with nominal?
- Reducing background contamination in pi/K samples: KinFit Δχ2 between 2pi and 2k reactions, robust sideband subtraction
- FastDIRC documentation (Yunjie)
- AOB
