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Run-11 Transverse Jets Test: Run 12059009 in Trigger Bins (part II)
It appears that the jet-trigger and high-tower-trigger histograms are identical. Pibero has suggested comparing histograms of individual triggers to see if all events pass the triggers. So, I have modified the macro, now, to histogram only one of the triggers for analysis. I have run the macro separetly for each of the following triggers:
- JP0 (320600)
- JP1 (320601)
- JP2*L2JetHigh (320602)
- AJP (320603)
- BHT1 (320501)
- BHT2 (320503)
- BHT0*VPDMB (320504)
- BBCMB (320103)
- VPDMB (320001)
(I use the above indexing property occasionally in this blog). As it turns out, 0-5 are identical, while 6-8 exhibit substantial differences.
Figure 1: Number of Events with a Jet Satisfying Trigger
So, you can see that an equal number of events contained triggering jets from 0-5. Fewer events contain triggering jets from 6-8. As you can see from the following plots, the histograms from jets triggered by 0-5 are identical.
Jet Triggers
Figure 2: JP0
Figure 3: JP1
Figure 4: JP2*L2JetHigh
Figure 5: AJP
High-tower Triggers
Figure 6: BHT1
Figure 7: BHT2
Figure 8: BHT0*VPDMB
Min-bias Triggers
Figure 9: BBCMB
Figure 10: VPDMB
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