Run 12 pp510 BeamLine checks
After the Run 12 pp510 BeamLine was re-calibrated this month, I did some checks.
Question: would more restrictive cuts significantly alter the distributions of BeamLine parameters?
Answer: I compared the following sets of cuts:
...vs. day:
![](/STAR/files/userfiles/17/image/Calibrations/BeamLine/Run12/pp510/BeamLine_Run12_pp510_cut_compare_days.png)
...and vs. ZDC:
![](/STAR/files/userfiles/17/image/Calibrations/BeamLine/Run12/pp510/BeamLine_Run12_pp510_cut_compare_zdc.png)
Differences appear to be at the sub-100 micron level in intercepts, and ~1-2e-4 (which corresponds to 100-200 microns at ±100 cm) level in slopes. This gives an idea of the systematic errors of the calibration, which are about at the level we try to achieve.
-Gene
Question: would more restrictive cuts significantly alter the distributions of BeamLine parameters?
Answer: I compared the following sets of cuts:
- Red triangles: BEMC matches >= 7, mult > 20 (used in the calibration)
- Green crosses: BEMC matches >= 7, mult > 20, EEMC matches > 5
- Blue circles: BEMC matches >= 7, mult > 40
...vs. day:
![](/STAR/files/userfiles/17/image/Calibrations/BeamLine/Run12/pp510/BeamLine_Run12_pp510_cut_compare_days.png)
...and vs. ZDC:
![](/STAR/files/userfiles/17/image/Calibrations/BeamLine/Run12/pp510/BeamLine_Run12_pp510_cut_compare_zdc.png)
Differences appear to be at the sub-100 micron level in intercepts, and ~1-2e-4 (which corresponds to 100-200 microns at ±100 cm) level in slopes. This gives an idea of the systematic errors of the calibration, which are about at the level we try to achieve.
-Gene
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