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SST alignment Y2014
Updated on Mon, 2015-09-14 15:13. Originally created by bouchet on 2015-08-25 13:22.
1) Setup
During last week's HFT workshop, it was suggested to apply quality cuts ,in order to reduce the combinatoric background, such as :
a) no cuts
b) with cut on Pt (Pt > .5)
c) with cuts on # of tracks (# tracks < 500)
d) with b) and c)
e) with cuts on PXL, IST hits
cut is :
f) with TOF information
3) Residuals vs ladder Id
a ) Using the cut : Pt>.5 && # Tracks <500
the plot shows the residuals in r/phi (dU) vs. ladder Id
The sine shape suggests a mis-alignment of the overall SST barrel of the order of 1mm
b) Using the cut : PXL,IST hits && # tracks <500
This cut offers a similar background suppression as the cut above
4) Comparison with a cut on #(PXL+IST)>2 (statistic increased 1kevents)
a) with out cut
Default cut is : # tracks < 500 && pt>.05 : distribution of residuals ; correlation of residuals
b) with cut
Based on this plot
cut is : # tracks < 500 && pt>.05 && (pxl+ist)>2 : distribution of residuals ; correlation of residuals
5) Residual vs. Z global
Cut : # tracks < 500 && pt>.05 && (pxl+ist)>2
Both dU = xL - xLP (residuals in r/phi) and dV = zL -zLP (residual in Z) do not show a dependence with zGlobal
6) PASS 0
PASS 0 consists in an overall shift of the SST barrel by dY = -0.5 cm, applied in sstOnOsc table
- run BFC chain over real data (AuAu) ; PXL and IST included in tracking ;500 events
- StHftPool maker included to make residuals on the SST layer (hit position - track projection, local coordinates)
- BFC chain :
P2014a,mtd,btof,pxlHit,istHit,sstHit,BEmcChkStat,QAalltrigs,CorrX,OSpaceZ2,OGridLeak3D,-hitfilt,sstTuple,HftMatTree,-evout"
- data : /star/data03/daq/2014/160/15160040/st_physics_15160040_raw_1000026.daq
During last week's HFT workshop, it was suggested to apply quality cuts ,in order to reduce the combinatoric background, such as :
- track Pt
- centrality (cut via # track)
- # of PXL, IST hits
- TOF information
a) no cuts
b) with cut on Pt (Pt > .5)
c) with cuts on # of tracks (# tracks < 500)
d) with b) and c)
e) with cuts on PXL, IST hits
cut is :
(istFit==1 && pxlFit>0) || (istFit==0 && pxlFit>1)
f) with TOF information
3) Residuals vs ladder Id
a ) Using the cut : Pt>.5 && # Tracks <500
the plot shows the residuals in r/phi (dU) vs. ladder Id
The sine shape suggests a mis-alignment of the overall SST barrel of the order of 1mm
b) Using the cut : PXL,IST hits && # tracks <500
This cut offers a similar background suppression as the cut above
4) Comparison with a cut on #(PXL+IST)>2 (statistic increased 1kevents)
a) with out cut
Default cut is : # tracks < 500 && pt>.05 : distribution of residuals ; correlation of residuals
b) with cut
Based on this plot
cut is : # tracks < 500 && pt>.05 && (pxl+ist)>2 : distribution of residuals ; correlation of residuals
5) Residual vs. Z global
Cut : # tracks < 500 && pt>.05 && (pxl+ist)>2
Both dU = xL - xLP (residuals in r/phi) and dV = zL -zLP (residual in Z) do not show a dependence with zGlobal
6) PASS 0
PASS 0 consists in an overall shift of the SST barrel by dY = -0.5 cm, applied in sstOnOsc table
DataSet *CreateTable() {
// ====================================================================
if (!gROOT->GetClass("St_Survey")) return 0;
//PASS0 : Translation Y - 0.05 cm
Survey_st row = {1, 1,0,0, 0,1,0, 0,0,1, 0,-0.05,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,"ideal position"};
St_Survey *tableSet = new St_Survey("sstOnOsc",1);
tableSet->AddAt(&row.Id, 0);
// ----------------- end of code ---------------
return (TDataSet *)tableSet;
}
with survey tables :
pass 0 :
pass 0 :
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