particle flux simulations sergei striganov fermilab june 11, 2008
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Particle flux simulations
Sergei Striganov
Fermilab
June 11, 2008
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Detector positions in experiment
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Charged particle flux [cm-2] – Hg out (last year results)
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Charged particle flux [cm-2] – Hg in (last year results)
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Beam description
•Courant-Snyder parameters –
vertical direction:
•αv = 0.26
•βv = 279 cm
•σv = 0.117 cm (???? = 0.15 cm)
• •Courant –Snyder parameter -horizontal direction:
•αh = 0.53
•βh = 279 cm
•σh = 0.129 cm (???? = 0.15 cm)
•Momentum distribution:
•σp= 480 MeV/c
2.5 mm
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14 GeV/c – Hg out
• MERIT data has been obtained from table provided by Harold
• Flux values and errors depends on “scan valley” definition
• It could be useful to fix “scan valley” definition and create tables with “official data”
• Large disagreement between simulations and data at -21
degree (similar to 24 GeV/c)
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14 GeV/c – Hg in
• Jet shapes:
circular (r = 5 mm)
elliptical (rv = 12 mm rh = 2.1 mm)
• Gravity adjusted Hg trajectory:
y-y0=0.032(z-z0)-0.0218 (z-z0)2
y0=-0.147 m, z0=-0.46 m
• “Optical length”:
circular straight – 30 cm
circular + gravity – 20 cm
elliptical straight – 73 cm
circular + gravity – 48 cm
interaction length – 14 cm
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14 GeV/c – ratio Hg in/ Hg out
• Simulations with gravity adjusted jets are close to measurements for central detectors
• Simulation underestimates data at large angle and large distance from beam (no target)
• Simulation overestimates data at large angle and smallest distance from center of the jet
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To do list
• Check dependence on beam spot size
• Check large angle detector positions, orientations, environment
• Consider jet shape changing with distance to nozzle (constant and non-constant density)
• Run 24 GeV/c simulation with gravity adjusted jet