rcf15005 simulation production locations
Updated on Wed, 2015-10-07 16:08. Originally created by jwebb on 2015-10-07 16:08.
Hi All, In a separate thread I promised to send out locations of files from the recent pileup simulation. Sample 1: used as background events y2014a geometry 40k events 200 GeV AuAu hijing events minbias 0 < b < Rmax sigma_z = 30 cm fzd files only -- /star/data99/reco/AuAu200/hijing_382/b0_20/minbias/y2014a/gheisha_on/gstardata/*.background.fzd Sample 2: used as physics "trigger" sample y2014a geometry 20k events 200 GeV AuAu hijing events minbias 0 < b < Rmax sigma_z = 30 cm VERTEX CUT |z| < 6 cm fzd files only (hit and possibly full reconstruction pending)-- /star/data99/reco/AuAu200/hijing_382/b0_20/minbias/y2014a/gheisha_on/gstar_pileup_Oct05/*.trigger.fzd Sample 3: pileup files y2014a geometry Sample 1 merged with sample 2 0.5% probability of interaction in each bxing (corresponds to ~50 kHz mb) TPC samples 376 bxings before, 1 during, and 376 after the trigger PXL samples 875 bxings before, 1 during, and 875 after the trigger fzd files are available here-- /star/data99/reco/AuAu200/hijing_382/b0_20/minbias/y2014a/gheisha_on/gstar_pileup_Oct05/*.pileup.fzd event.root files, containing only TPC hits, are available here-- /star/data99/reco/AuAu200/hijing_382/b0_20/minbias/y2014a/gheisha_on/pileup_eval_Oct05/ MuDst files, containing tracks reconstructed with HFT weights of px1=9, px2=3, ist=9, sst=9 (i.e. configured to accept any 3-layer combination of HFT hits) located here-- /star/data99/reco/AuAu200/hijing_382/b0_20/minbias/y2014a/gheisha_on/pileup_eval_sti_Oct_06_hftf/ NOTE: there are only about 1300 MuDst files produced, a little over half the sample, because of reasons(*). Full sample being reproduced. NOTE: MuDst and event.root files differ slightly from code in DEV. You will likely need to process these files in library eval. FZD files can be processed by any library. This is long enough that I should make it a blog post... Cheers, Jason (*) I got impatient and wanted to make plots before the jobs digitizing the TPC finished.
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