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This meeting presentation by T. Gogami, held on December 24, 2010, at JLab Hall C, discusses the current status of experimental setups, focusing on the multiplicity and residuals associated with various targets including 52Cr, 10B, 9Be, and more. The study highlights unusual distribution patterns, particularly for the 52Cr target with an H2O configuration, and examines the correlation between multiplicity and event rates. Additionally, residual analysis reveals dependencies that impact tracking and event cleanup procedures. Future tasks include improved tracking simulations and enhancements in drift time calculations.
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E05-115 experimental setup in JLab Hall C (2009) HES HKS meeting 24Dec 2010 T.Gogami
Contents • Current status • multiplicity • Residual • Residual • Weird distribution especially for 52Cr , H2O target Curry buffet in AOSIS (16Dec2010)
Multiplicity for each target 10B 9Be 52Cr 12C Cannot extract tracks from higher multiplicity event. 7Li H2O CH2 Pattern recognition Ntuple
Residual for each target 52Cr ,77124 σ≈372 [μm] 12C ,76077 σ≈218 [μm] 10B ,76184 σ≈161 [μm] 9Be ,76607 σ≈214 [μm] 7Li ,76220 σ≈181 [μm] H2O ,75972 σ≈337 [μm] CH2 ,76314 σ≈155 [μm]
Rate dependence • Multiplicity : linear dependence with rate • Residual : quadratic dependence with rate Kawama-san’s study
Residual vs. Drift distance cleanup.f reject bad events
Summary and to do • Summary • Multiplicity • Linear dependence with rate in KDC • Residual • Quadratic dependence with rate in KDC • Weird distribution especially for 52Cr , H2O target • To do • Tracking • 4 by 4 • Doisimulation • Residual • Track fit • Left right • Drift time calculation • E01-011 • 出張手続き • 飛行機 • 宿 • ViSA
End 焼きチーズカルボナーラ @ハミングバード in LaLa garden 23 Dec 2010