Minbias Miss ET Study1 H C A L 100 Minbias - Hit Flags All “hits” are ~ 1000 in HCAL and ~ 7000 in ECAL for 1 crossing. Appears to be ECAL “noise”. Set.

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Minbias Miss ET Study1 H C A L 100 Minbias - Hit Flags All “hits” are ~ 1000 in HCAL and ~ 7000 in ECAL for 1 crossing. Appears to be ECAL “noise”. Set 0.1 GeV threshold in HCAL and ECAL. Hits after threshold are ~ 1600 ECAL and ~ 760 HCAL. Note that hits are sparse even at full luminosity.

Minbias Miss ET Study2 H C A L HCAL - ECAL # Hits Note that the energies are well below any that we have any test beam data on. This means we must get data in a low energy beam before taking data.

Minbias Miss ET Study3 H C A L ECAL and HCAL - ET “Hits” without threshold. Note that ECAL has many low Et “hits”. HCAL looks more reasonable.

Minbias Miss ET Study4 H C A L ECAL and HCAL, y y distributions before threshold cut. After the cut HCAL still shows “sweeping”, where the y ~ 0 region is depopulated by the B field. The low ET “hits” in ECAL appear in the endcap

Minbias Miss ET Study5 H C A L HCAL and ECAL - ET/Crossing After threshold cut of 0.1 GeV, the mean ET in a crossing is 339 GeV in ECAL and 292 GeV in HCAL. Note HCAL is not changed much by the threshold cut, while ECAL is.

Minbias Miss ET Study6 H C A L ECAL+HCAL - Ex, Ey, ET After the threshold cut the missing ET, or in 1 crossing is 16.6 GeV, so little change is made by the threshold cut.

Minbias Miss ET Study7 H C A L Clustering in HCAL, ECAL Since data is sparse, we can cluster “seeds” ordered in ET. For ECAL with seed ET > 0.25 GeV, R < 0.05 (~ 5 x 5 in ECAL) clusters are attached as are those in HCAL for R < 0.2 ( ~ 3 x 3).

Minbias Miss ET Study8 H C A L ECAL R, # Clusters in ECAL, HCAL In ECAL there are “hits” which cluster (R > 0) and “hits” which do not (R =0). There are also hits with HCAL energy behind them and those which do not have matching HCAL energy.

Minbias Miss ET Study9 H C A L What are the 2 ECAL Types? By definition in ECAL low R low ET. The low ET also appear to have few matching hits in HCAL and little matching energy in HCAL. Thus, it appears the single ECAL “hits” are not charged hadrons.

Minbias Miss ET Study10 H C A L Calorimeter Clustering Take all ECAL hits with ET > 0.1 GeV as seeds. Cluster them in ECAL if R 10% of ECAL call it type 1, if not it is type 0. Then in HCAL take all remaining hits as seeds and cluster in a ~ 3 x 3, R < These are type 2 In principle, correct type 1 and type 2 by e/pie for these low energy hadrons.

Minbias Miss ET Study11 H C A L Minbias Expectations We expect a mean ET of ~ 0.5 GeV with a charged particle density of ~ 6. For 15 events/crossing we expect 450 GeV (900 hits) in HCAL (10 units of y) and 145 GeV (300 hits) in ECAL (6 units of y). The clustering output has mean sum ET of ~ 630 GeV, 1560 clusters/crossing. The ECAL type 0 clusters are 245 GeV, and 390 GeV for type 1 and 2. The HCAL ET is ~ 240 GeV in HB and HE and then 150 GeV in HF. This partition in HCAL is roughly in the ratio of the rapidity ranges.

Minbias Miss ET Study12 H C A L Single Particle e/  The corrections for interactions (left hand) in HCAL (type 2) and interactions in ECAL (right hand) - type 1 are large. Note, page 2, that the mean energy is ~ 1 GeV, so that 50% corrections are possible. They may be swamped by energy resolutions of 100%.

Minbias Miss ET Study13 H C A L Cluster Flags and y ECAL alone - see EB/EE ECAL with HCAL behind B Sweepin g? “HCAL” only - confined to HF

Minbias Miss ET Study14 H C A L Cluster Types = 0.24 GeV, 0.9 GeV, 0.46 GeV = % 15% 22% sumET = 218GeV 219 GeV 161 GeV

Minbias Miss ET Study15 H C A L B Field Sweeping? For flg = 1 and 2 - charged hadron interacting in ECAL or in HCAL see “sweeping”. Expect ET ~ 0.8 to reach ECAL, ~ 1.2 GeV to reach HCAL. Note Et> 0.1 for flg =2 and ET > 0.2 for flg = 1 For flg = 0, we see no “sweeping” ==> clustering particle I.d. has some validity.

Minbias Miss ET Study16 H C A L Thresholds, Calibrations? There is no particular gain in imposing a cluster threshold. The missing ET goes down, but only with considerable loss of information. Calibrations made to flg = 1 and flg = 2 to correct for pie/e, if anything, make the mssing Et worse by raising the level of energy.