Hi Ian Thanks for the initiative to summarize the task to be done. I will like here to comment on a few specifics, that shows these first taks will only be preliminary, and will have to be redone later and better. -geometry As always this is not an easy issue. Let me restate what I know -T5 has been taken in/out. It was resurveyed at least once; for the first value the survey group was not happy- it was repeated but I have not seen the numbers. T4,T4 was repositioned or rather levelled since there was known to be a significant rotation in the XY plane (Pawel Oct 03). - T1 was moved significantly, and resurveyed. T2 is not knowned to have been moved. If you dare to look at 0-field runs you will see a significant difference in the T1-T2 matching even though the survey was put into the DB (6-8 mm!!!!!) For each angle setting one CANNOT assume the t2-t3 alignement is good. As I understand matching files and the way they are applied, this is not sufficient for being able to use T2-t4 tracks for determining momentum even though this is what has been done. So there are different issues here - some do need re-survey after the run (MAY 04) - other can be solved by doing DC geometry T3-T4-t5 w/o inclduing t1,t2 that I do not trust well at this time Actions: a) get Krakow group to optimize t3,t4,t5 geometry (after calibrations) (PS) b) ensure survey is done after run.(fv/db) c) look at prelim T1 modifications (geom)9/fv) d) try to understand why (or why not) T1 tracks do point in Y to T2 and vertex after TPC has been calibrated. (did anyone ever look at absolute fibre positions not just differences ??) (who??) /fv ---------------------------------------------------------------- Flemming Videbaek Physics Department Brookhaven National Laboratory e-mail: videbaek@bnl.gov phone: 631-344-4106 _______________________________________________ Brahms-dev-l mailing list Brahms-dev-l@lists.bnl.gov http://lists.bnl.gov/mailman/listinfo/brahms-dev-lReceived on Wed Mar 3 21:00:45 2004
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