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h-/h+ in Run 19 14.5 GeV with new TPC alignment
Updated on Thu, 2024-12-12 16:42. Originally created by genevb on 2024-12-11 10:57.
Using the P24iy_calib2 calibration production and repeating what I did for h-/h+ in Run 19 19.6 GeV with new TPC alignment ...
To begin, here are my usual set of fits and fit parameters for the double ratios of h-/h+:
And the subsequent fit parameters:
Next is a direct comparison with the results for the Run 19 AuAu 19.6 GeV collision data. Here I first show the west sectors, 1-12, with global tracks on the top two rows, and primary tracks on the lower two. The 19.6 GeV data is the darker colors red & blue, and the 14.5 GeV data is the lighter colors orange and cyan.
Similarly for the east sectors 13-24:
Retaining the same colors as above, here are the fit parameter comparisons for globals (top) and primaries (bottom), showing how the sector-to-sector variations are to first order unchanged between the two datasets, pointing to a static source of the variations (a static field distortion, or more likely, sector-wise alignments):
-Gene
To begin, here are my usual set of fits and fit parameters for the double ratios of h-/h+:
And the subsequent fit parameters:
Next is a direct comparison with the results for the Run 19 AuAu 19.6 GeV collision data. Here I first show the west sectors, 1-12, with global tracks on the top two rows, and primary tracks on the lower two. The 19.6 GeV data is the darker colors red & blue, and the 14.5 GeV data is the lighter colors orange and cyan.
Similarly for the east sectors 13-24:
Retaining the same colors as above, here are the fit parameter comparisons for globals (top) and primaries (bottom), showing how the sector-to-sector variations are to first order unchanged between the two datasets, pointing to a static source of the variations (a static field distortion, or more likely, sector-wise alignments):
-Gene
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