Re: tough TOF analysis

From: Djamel Ouerdane (ouerdane@nbi.dk)
Date: Mon Feb 24 2003 - 13:58:14 EST

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    > 
    > Thanks Djamel, good work. (We have a quench link here at BNL, so I have
    > loads of reading-time ;-) Just to get things straight: Are you
    > implementing your new methods for FFS matching as default now, or just
    > adding them for possible use?
    
    I don't know yet, I have to show differences between the method used so 
    far and the one I have in mind, it won't take that long I think. I'm 
    waiting firt some trackign test for T2 (Peter's doing it).
    
    
    > Also, have you (or Peter?) tried looking at
    > the efficiency with the new slat-cut correction and/or matching criteria?
    >
    
    not yet.
     
    > Now the fake-band-ting. You've concluded that it's due to multiple hits -
    > sounds reasonable. I have lots of pp data lying around, so I quickly drew
    > up the same plot for a subset of these (the 64** runs). Here:
    > 
    > http://www.fys.uio.no/~bjornhs/images/h1BetaVsEnergy.gif
    
    really cool! but did you draw it in log Z ? 
    
    > 
    > It's clear that we do not have the same problem for the pp data, which
    > would be natural since multiple hits are far less likely here.
    > 
    
    yeah that's right. If one can pick up the macro I wrote for displaying the 
    matching and modified it for pp data ? (don't think it would take long, in 
    the Init method, just add the proper modules and pick the right thing in 
    the Event method)
    
    
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