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Summary of IFAE analysis of Crab and Mrk421 for February & March 2004Udine bootcamp, 19th-22nd April STATUS OF DATA ANALYSIS Javier Rico for the IFAE group
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Summary of IFAE analysis of Crab and Mrk421 for February & March 2004Udine bootcamp, 19th-22nd April Mispointing correction The mispointing is measured from ZetaTau or UMa51 runs using DC’s and/or pedestal RMS’s The absolute value is considered constant and the position rotated using formulae from TDAS00- 11 in a run by run basis using the and values from the run books
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Summary of IFAE analysis of Crab and Mrk421 for February & March 2004Udine bootcamp, 19th-22nd April Pedestal check Compare On and Off data pedestal RMS distributions
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Summary of IFAE analysis of Crab and Mrk421 for February & March 2004Udine bootcamp, 19th-22nd April On-Off comparison LengthWidth Conc Conc1 Alpha LengthWidth Conc Conc1 Alpha
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Summary of IFAE analysis of Crab and Mrk421 for February & March 2004Udine bootcamp, 19th-22nd April Optimization of the cuts Used cuts: size > 2000 ADC cnts 0.2° < dist < 1.1° length < 0.26° width < 0.12° Used ¼ of Mrk421 sample A
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Summary of IFAE analysis of Crab and Mrk421 for February & March 2004Udine bootcamp, 19th-22nd April Alpha plots Crab February 15thMrk421 February 15th
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Summary of IFAE analysis of Crab and Mrk421 for February & March 2004Udine bootcamp, 19th-22nd April
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Summary of IFAE analysis of Crab and Mrk421 for February & March 2004Udine bootcamp, 19th-22nd April
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Summary of IFAE analysis of Crab and Mrk421 for February & March 2004Udine bootcamp, 19th-22nd April A15/0216743-167676.4,8.131.5179131 (73%)3.42086.6784.3 B15/0216880-1698115.0,22.031.1174129 (74%)3.42016.5724.3 C15/0217036-1712329.5,37.227.6156106 (68%)2.81375.0663.3 D14/0215509-1597018.6,24.119.9180123 (68%)2.91005.0482.9 Total110.1172123 (71%)4.76465.9663.9 LabelDateRuns time (min) rate trig (Hz) rate clean (Hz) NN N exc rate (ev/min) rate p (ev/min) CR (%) A15/0217206-1726528.8-17.648.4184125 (68%)8.052910.9422.7 B15/0217286-1745612.8-9.247.2169146 (89%)11.680417.0422.6 Total95.6177135 (77%)11.8133313.9422.7 A19/0320663-2068725.2-32.232.2261151 (58%)7.353216.5905.5 B19/0320689-2070132.2-40.418.2245141 (57%)6.331317.2905.6 C19/0320703-2071644.4-49.218.4241124 (52%)~0 724.6 Total68.8251141 (56%)8.384516.8 (A+B) 845.3 CRAB Feb Analysis summary CRAB Mar Mrk421 Feb Total19/0320781-2082110.1-22.762.4215164 (76%)7.872211.6401.8 Mrk421 Feb
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Summary of IFAE analysis of Crab and Mrk421 for February & March 2004Udine bootcamp, 19th-22nd April Discussion FEBRUARY DATA (θ~30°, size > 2000 ADC cnts) Rate p = 1.17, rate = 0.1 Hz Do not fit any energy threshold from MC MARCH DATA (θ~30°, size > 2000 ADC cnts) Increase of CR rate after cleaning in 50% Increase of CR after cuts in 50% Increase of after cuts increased much more: 330% Cut on size>2000 ADC counts would correspond to 1000 ADC counts from MC (~300phe) that would mean E th = 83 GeV BUT, rate of p is 1.5 less than expected at 83 Gev (~2 Hz). Also rate of is lower. Both point towards a threshold 83 GeV < E th < 150 GeV (at θ~30°)
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Summary of IFAE analysis of Crab and Mrk421 for February & March 2004Udine bootcamp, 19th-22nd April Prospects Understand deeper our analysis: –Why the inclusion of outer pixels decreases the sensitivity? –Does it improve with the calibration? –How do Hillas parameters change in March? –Can we optimize cuts for March data? Lower down the threshold to 1000 ADC –optimize cuts for different size bins Understand the evolution of the source position –Use measured position when possible (Mrk421) Javi López’s presentation –Unfold the FOV rotation to understand other effects
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