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Weekly Report Maya SHIMOMURA Run dependent check for VTX alignment
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Check run dependent of Alignment.
Steps and status. Find good runs and transfer PRDFF files from HPSS. Produce DST form one PRDFF for each run, and measure the beam center. Re-produce corresponding zero-field DST files with recent geometry file and geometry offsets. Get new geometry offsets between CNT and DSTs. Check the alignment of new run with new offsets. Since we want to check the period after the central arm was moved, we need step 1 to 3. We need to be done this check by production. 12/04/23 RIKEN VTX Meeting
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Run 346977(zero-filed) beam center of VTX
west xoffset 1st e-05 cm west yoffset 1st e-05 cm west xoffset 2nd e-05 cm west yoffset 2nd e-05 cm west sigma of DCA cm east xoffset 1st e-05 cm east yoffset 1st e-05 cm east xoffset 2nd e-05 cm east yoffset 2nd e-05 cm east sigma of DCA cm Offsets are very small mostly less than 100 microns. This means the Central Arm position returned to the position which is very close to the original, since I used previous offsets to obtained these values. --- I used “OffsetVtxToCnt :(-0.169,-0.122,0.) “ 12/04/23 RIKEN VTX Meeting
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DCA for WEST (Zero field ) run346977
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DCA for EAST (Zero field ) run346977
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DCA for EAST (Zero field ) run346977
There is some strange structures on DCA 12/04/23 RIKEN VTX Meeting
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Run 347148(zero-filed) beam center of VTX
west xoffset 1st e-05 cm west yoffset 1st e-05 cm west xoffset 2nd e-05 cm west yoffset 2nd e-05 cm west sigma of DCA cm east xoffset 1st e-05 cm east yoffset 1st e-05 cm east xoffset 2nd e-05 cm east yoffset 2nd e-05 cm east sigma of DCA cm 12/04/23 RIKEN VTX Meeting
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WEST (run347148) DCA for WEST (Zero field ) DCA ϕ DCA DCA DCA ϕ ϕ
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East (run347148) DCA for EAST (Zero field ) DCA ϕ DCA DCA DCA ϕ ϕ
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Run 347797 (zero-field) west xoffset 1st0.00929465 +- 1.55312e-05 cm
west yoffset 1st e-05 cm west xoffset 2nd e-05 cm west yoffset 2nd e-06 cm west sigma of DCA cm east xoffset 1st e-05 cm east yoffset 1st e-05 cm east xoffset 2nd e-05 cm east yoffset 2nd e-05 cm east sigma of DCA cm 12/04/23 RIKEN VTX Meeting
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West (run347797) DCA for West (Zero field ) DCA DCA ϕ DCA DCA ϕ ϕ
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East (run347797) DCA for EAST (Zero field ) DCA ϕ DCA DCA DCA ϕ ϕ
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Run 349006 (zero-field) west xoffset 1st0.00152661 +- 2.04441e-05 cm
west yoffset 1st e-05 cm west xoffset 2nd e-05 cm west yoffset 2nd e-05 cm west sigma of DCA cm east xoffset 1st e-05 cm east yoffset 1st e-05 cm east xoffset 2nd e-05 cm east yoffset 2nd e-05 cm east sigma of DCA cm 12/04/23 RIKEN VTX Meeting
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Peak position vs. ladder number
No significant differences are seen. 12/04/23 RIKEN VTX Meeting
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Peak σ vs. ladder numbers
Systematically East and West are different. 12/04/23 RIKEN VTX Meeting
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Summary I checked run dependence for all periods after June 1st, before and after central arm was moved several times. 4 data sets are compared. No significant difference are seen. Ready for production. The codes for QA histograms are also ready. 12/04/23 RIKEN VTX Meeting
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Both run#349369 and run#349679 are in this period.
Zero field run Zero field run , Zero field run , Zero field run , ,349007 Both run# and run# are in this period. 12/04/23 RIKEN VTX Meeting
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Back Up 12/04/23 RIKEN VTX Meeting
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Run (zero-field test) west xoffset 1st e-05 cm west yoffset 1st e-05 cm west xoffset 2nd e-05 cm west yoffset 2nd e-05 cm east xoffset 1st e-05 cm east yoffset 1st e-05 cm east xoffset 2nd e e-05 cm east yoffset 2nd e-05 cm east sigma of DCA cm 12/04/23 RIKEN VTX Meeting
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run347141 x- beam center :0.0562326 y- beam center :-0.0587112
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Summary of beam offset old(hidemitsu)
vtx_west dch_west vtx_east dch_east (0.226,0.056) (0.048,-0.039) (0.093,0.076) (0.030,-0.036) (0.227,0.071) (0.068,-0.044) (0.091,0.079) (0.084,-0.025) (0.225,0.049) (0.035,-0.023) (0.087,0.064) (0.046,-0.020) (0.220,0.069) (0.056,-0.044) (0.084,0.086) (0.029,-0.047) (vtx-dch)west (vtx-dch)east dch(west-east) (0.176,0.095) (0.063,0.112) (0.018,-0.003) (0,159,0.115) (0.007,0.104) (-0.016,-0.019) (0.190,0.072) (0,041,0.084) (-0.011,-0.003) (0.164,0.113) (0.055,0.133) (0.027,0.003) 12/04/23 RIKEN VTX Meeting
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Beam offset measured by DCH vs VTX
What I did ? -I calculated… Beam offset measured by VTX Beam offset measured by DCH Last week I reported the result of run346977 VTX Beam offset WEST ( 0.226cm,0.056cm) EAST ( 0.093cm,0.076cm) DCH Beam offset WEST (0.048cm,-0.039cm) EAST (0.030cm,-0.036cm) Should we move VTX coordinate ? Before that, I will check another zero field run . “(VTX Beam offset )–(DCH Beam offset) is stable ?” Zero filed run list Jun 1 ………. VTX 4th repair Jun :50 zero-field run (346977) Jun :45 zero-field run (347148,347149) Jun :20 zero-field run (347796, ) Jun :00 zero-field run (349005, , ) Jun :00 end of 200GeV Au+Au 12/04/23 RIKEN VTX Meeting
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Beam offset measured by DCH
Thanks to Ciprian and Okada-san α R: average radius of the DCH R= 224cm (dx,dy) : beam offset >Plot α vs φ >Fit with [0]*sin(φ)+[1]*cos(φ) Where [0] = dx/R,[1]= -dy/R [0] = dx/R, [1]= dy/R ref : AN923 12/04/23 RIKEN VTX Meeting
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DCH analysis Date: (June 7th) --Cut-- -10 < BBC <200
-Track quality 63 or 31 63:(PC1 found unique hit, UV found unique hit, x1 and x2 used) 31:(PC1 found ambiguous hits , UV found with one best choice, x1 and x2 used) West -0.012<emcdphi<0.008 rad -8cm<emcdz<5cm ecore >0.3GeV |pc3dphi| < 0.03 rad EAST -0.007<emcdphi<0.010 rad -9cm < emcdz < 3cm 12/04/23 RIKEN VTX Meeting
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How to calculate the beam offset
X Y Beam center (xoffset,yoffset) (x0,y0) hit at L0 (pixel) (x1,y1) hit at L1 (pixel) φb:angle of track in XY -plane DCA = yoffset*cosφb - xoffset*sinφb fit function vtxy: intersection point at x=0) L0 L1 DCA from (0,0) (This is calculated in VTX internal coordinate) 12/04/23 RIKEN VTX Meeting
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