slac, hires t-461: “flash” part 1 justin findlay
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SLAC, HiRes T-461:“FLASH” part 1
Justin Findlay
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Data: ntuple
• Run• Event• Type: event type• Ne-: number of electrons
• n: blind north PMT• N: signal north PMT• s: blind south PMT• S: signal south PMT• Pressure• Temperature• hV: high voltage
• Flow: gas flow• Mixture: gas mixture• Quality: event quality• NL: signal PMTs’• SL, nearest LED event• Np: each PMT’s• Np, nearest pedestal• sp• Sp
Data: runs
Cuts: high voltage
before after
Cuts: LED
before
Cuts: LED
afterSbar
LE
D
Nbar
LE
D
Data Reconstruction
• Subtract pedestal
• Correct PMT gain wander
• Extrapolate from LED events to all events
• Convert blind PMT gain to signal PMT gain
• Subtract backgroundmeasured by blind PMT
pedbackgroundcorrectedsubtracted
ped
HCcorrectedbackground
pedpedLED
LEDpedLEDcorrected
pedLED
LEDLEDpedLEDLEDLED
ped
ssμSS
ss
Sμ
SSSS
SSSCS
SS
SC,SSCS
SS
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Cuts: signal PMT correlation
Blue: non-ethylene data
Black: ethylene data
Cuts: Ne- per linearity, air
Cuts: Ne- per linearity, N2
Yield
Yield: function
Y: yield
C: constant
0 ∙ and p’: represent wavelength specific constants
p: pressure
pp
CY1
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1
0
Yield: fit, air
Yield: fit, N2
Yield
• Still need to incorporate errors propagated
• 2 / Ndf too large for result to be reliable
• Try for the principal
lines
6or3
0
0
1
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1i
i
ii
pp
CY
Systematic Error
• Account for systematic biases and failings
- PMT Gains
- Pedestals / Data Acquisition System
- Beam Monitor
- Temperature
- Pressure
The End