ATLAS Hadronic Calibration Workshop

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ATLAS Hadronic Calibration Workshop Plans for ETmiss and jet energy recalibration study with an imperfect calorimeter ATLAS Hadronic Calibration Workshop 05 May 2006 MPI D.Axen (UBC), Y.Ishizawa (TRIUMF), R.McPherson(UVic/IPP), I.Trigger (TRIUMF), K.Voss (UVic)

General Plans Goal is to demonstrate hadronic analyses robust against detector problems Kai has written a cell-killer tool that lets us generate “mock data” with parts of the calorimeter not working  mock data will not be exactly same as data, but should have similar features dictated by the hardware This runs on RDO (not ESD) so you have to re-do full reco (slow) Problem is the “allcalo” CaloCellContainer which one would need to read from ESD file, process, and write to new file General idea is to run Yoshio's validation suite on some Z+jet events, re-reconstruct the events with Kai's cell-killer, re-run validation, compare... Z+jet validation suite is documented in note attached to agenda 05 May 2006 Rob McPherson

Current default cells killed 9 LAr HV lines: 224 cells @ 0, 9722 @ ½ 2 LAr FEC (1 EMB, 1 EC special): 7680 dead cells 2 Tile drawers: 41 dead cells 05 May 2006 Rob McPherson

Effect on Z(ee) + jet 05 May 2006 Rob McPherson

Sketch of “Robust” analysis MOCK DATA 05 May 2006 Rob McPherson

General Plan in More Detail Using RDO files. Have started with Z+jet with Zee or Zmm Pythia, ZmumuJimmy / ZeeJimmy samples Will also do some QCD, tt, a SUSY benchmark point Run standard reco to create test samples of ESD/AOD Validating against official AOD production Run reco with “cell-killer” job-options to create AOD for detector with some electronics problems 05 May 2006 Rob McPherson

General Plan (II): mostly done Reconstruct Z+jet with a simple EventView-based analysis looking at jet and lepton η, ϕ, pT, ETmiss distributions understand features which seem anomalous, discovered (mostly known) bugs, ... Using pT-balance between reconstructed Z and jet and see how it depends on η, ϕ, jet pT , jet energy etc. Matching to initial parton same for Etmiss projection in Z-direction  Analysis is described in note attached to this agenda page 05 May 2006 Rob McPherson

General Plan (III): to-do Run validation suite on cell-killer AOD mock-data Compare validation results with perfect and imperfect detectors Can jet energy calibration be corrected for detector imperfections so that understanding of physics ETmiss is recovered? At what level must correction be done? clusters? jets? Also wonder if this should be coordinated with “crack” studies ... 05 May 2006 Rob McPherson

More information for discussion... Backup Slides More information for discussion...

Progress So Far Kai has written cell-killer, simple job options Yoshio has validation suite for kinematics of leptons, jets, missing ET, pT-balance, etc. in Z+jet Isabel has LCG / DQ2 tools set up at TRIUMF to do file imports, Athena 11.0.42 installed locally for reconstruction 05 May 2006 Rob McPherson

How to run the cell killer Very simple job options: DetDescrVersion="ATLAS-DC3-02" EvtMax=100000 PoolRDOInput=["/data/Simfiles/mc11.004202.ZmumuJimmy.digit.RDO.v11000401._00001.pool.root"] doCBNT = False doHist = False from ParticleEventAthenaPool.AODFlags import AODFlags AODFlags.Streaming = False PoolESDOutput = "/data/Simfiles/mc11.004202.ZmumuJimmy.digit.RDO.v11004201._00001.myNotPerfectESD.pool.root" PoolAODOutput = "/data/Simfiles/mc11.004202.ZmumuJimmy.digit.RDO.v11004201._00001.myNotPerfectAOD.pool.root" CollOutput = "/data/Simfiles/mc11.004202.ZmumuJimmy.digit.RDO.v11004201._00001.pool.root.myNotPerfectTAG.root" include ("RecExCommon/RecExCommon_topOptions.py") include ("FakeProblems_jobOptions.py") 05 May 2006 Rob McPherson

Default Regions Killed Default contents of FakeProblems_jobOptions.py CaloCellMaker.CaloCellMakerToolNames += ["CaloCellContainerCorrectorTool/FakeProblemsTool"] ToolSvc.FakeProblemsTool.CellCorrectionToolNames = [ "CaloCellWeightCorrection/LoopWeightTool" ] ToolSvc.LoopWeightTool.CellWeightToolNames = ["LArCellFakeProbHV/fakehv", "LArCellFakeProbElectronics/fakeEle","TileCellFakeProb/faketile"] ToolSvc.FakeProblemsTool.CaloNums = [ SUBCALO.NSUBCALO ] ToolSvc.fakehv.DeadHVs=["3 1 48 1 0","3 1 50 1 0","3 1 6 10 0","3 1 44 4 0","3 1 2 2 0","3 2 2 2 0","3 2 18 12 0","1 1 24 2 0","1 1 6 6 0"] ToolSvc.fakeEle.Dead_FEC_FEB_CHAN=["0 0 10 999 13 0","0 0 11 999 13 0","1 1 2 999 9 0","1 1 3 999 1231 0"] ToolSvc.faketile.DeadDrawerList=[ "0 11 0","4 8 0"] 05 May 2006 Rob McPherson

Validation Suite Use EventView to get standard reconstruction of e, μ, jet without overlaps For electron and muon, compare generator-level and reconstructed ET, η, φ distributions Strange discrepancy for many muons measured E in AOD is 3/2 p. Problem with material loss correction? Jet multiplicity, ET, η, φ distributions some curious peaks around η=0, |η|=2.5 05 May 2006 Rob McPherson

Validation II Look at efficiency of jet-parton matching as function of ET, η, φ some curious bumps in η Calculate jet ET resolution as function of generated ET preliminary results seem less good than expected, investigating 05 May 2006 Rob McPherson