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2006.07.31 First Look at SMD gamma/pi0 Discrimination
Updated on Fri, 2010-07-16 11:11. Originally created by seluzhen on 2010-07-16 10:16.
Under:
Pibero Djawotho
Indiana University
July 31, 2006
Simulation
Simulation were done by Jason for the SVT review.
Maximal side residual
Figure 1: Fitted peak integral vs. fit residual sum (U+V) from st_jpsi input stream (J/psi trigger only). | Figure 2: Fitted peak integral vs. fit residual sum (U+V) from st_physics input stream (all triggers except express stream triggers). |
xy distribution of SMD hits
The separation between photons and pions was achieved by using Les cut in the above figures where photons reside above the curve and pions below. The data set used is the st_jpsi express stream.
Single peak characteristics
Fit function
The transverse profile of an electromagnetic shower in the SMD can be parametrized by the equation below in each SMD plane:
f(x) is the energy in MeV as a function of SMD strip x. The algorithm performs a simultaneous fit in both the U and V plane. The maximal residual (data - fit) is then calculated. A single photon in the SMD should be well descibed by the equation above and therefore will have a smaller maximal residual. A neutral pion, which decays into two photons, should exhibit a larger maximal residual. Typically, the response would be a double peak, possibly a larger peak and a smaller peak corresponding to a softer photon.
Single event SMD response
This directory contains images of single event SMD responses in both U and V plane. The file name convention is SMD_RUN_EVENT.png. The fit function for a single peak is the one described in the section above with 5 parameters:
- p0 = yield (P0), area under the peak in MeV
- p1 = mean (μ), center of peak in strips
- p2 = sigma of the first Gaussian (w1)
- p3 = fraction of the amplitude of the second Gaussian with respect to the first one (B), fixed to 0.2
- p4 = ratio of the width of the second Gaussian to the width of the first one (w2/w1), fixed to 3.5
Code
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- Proposal to Contstruct an Endcap Calorimeter for Spin Physics at STAR
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- An Endcap Calorimeter for STAR Conceptual Design Report
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- An Endcap Calorimeter for STAR Technical Design Update #1
- Jan's gamma/pi0 algorithm
- Endcap Calorimeter Proposal (HTML @ IUCF)
- STAR Note 401: An Endcap Electromagnetic Calorimeter for STAR--Conceptual Design Report
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