2010.06.15 First look at data vs. TuneA/Perugia0 filtered MC with latest EEMC geometry
Data samples and colour coding
- black: pp2006 data
- open green: MC-QCD-TuneA, partonic pt 4-35
- solid green: MC-QCD-Perugia0, partonic pt 4-35
(these not shown yet -> still generating data points) - open red MC-prompt-photon-TuneA, partonic pt 3-35
- solid red MC-prompt-photon-Perugia0, partonic pt 3-35
Event selection
- di-jets from the cone jet-finder algorithm
- photon and jet are opposite in phi:
cos (phi_gamma-phi_jet) < -0.8 - pt away side jet > 5GeV
- detector eta of the away side jet: |eta_jet_det| < 0.8
- data: L2e-gamma triggered events
- No trigger emulation in Monte-Carlo yet
- MC scaled to 3.164^pb based on Pythia luminosity (no fudge factors)
Figure 1: Reconstructed photon candidate pt, pt_gamma (no cut on pt_gamma, pt_jet > 5GeV)
Figure 2: Partonic pt distribution (pt_gamma>7GeV, pt_jet > 5GeV)
Figure 3: Estimate of the contribution from low partonic pt,
only QCD-TuneA MC are shown (pt_gamma>7GeV, pt_jet > 5GeV)
Black line: Exponential fit to partonic pt distribution in 4-7GeV range
(pt_gamma>7GeV cut for the photon candidate)
Red line: Exponential fit extrapolated to the partonic pt range below 4GeV.
Ratio of the area under the red line (integral pt=0-4geV)
to the area under the green line (integral pt=4-35GeV) is 0.0028.
Comments
- (based on Fig. 3)
I would propose we drop both of the lowest parton pt bins,
i.e. pt=2-3 and pt=3-4 (Inherited error for pt_gamma>7GeV < 0.3%)
and instead use our CPU time to produce more
statistics in the 4-35 partonic pt range. - (based on Fig. 2)
There is a small difference between CDF-Tune-A and
Perugia0 tunes partonic pt distributions
even for the prompt photon Monte-Carlo. - Comparison with Perugia0 QCD MC is coming.
Hopefully after that we will be able to decide what
Pythia tune is better match the L2e-gamma data.
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