Re: AnNote23: dN/dEta from TPM1

From: Peter H. L. Christiansen (pchristi@nbi.dk)
Date: Wed Feb 21 2001 - 10:36:10 EST

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    Hi Bjørn, Trine and Truls
    
    First of all, a very nice and detailed note. Great to read. I have a few
    questions :
    
    * What kind of cuts were apllied on the tracks except the acceptance cuts.  
    X and Y vertex cuts, chi**2, etc.
    
    * What tracking parameters were used.
    
    * How long time does it take to change something and redo the analysis
    (just curious)
    
    I think the 2 first should be written somewhere in the appendix. Sorry if
    I missed them.
    
    And some comments :
    
    It would be great if you instead of plotting number of crashes vs number
    of clusters plotted vs centrality class just to make sure. It seems that
    this is something that needs to be fixed. It is good that the
    trackstringfinder does not crash. I have some ideas for improvements but
    also other problems that I would like to solve, so it depends on what
    priority people thinks this should have.
    
    It would be great if the efficiency tester would be made public in
    brahms_app, I would like to test it on T1.
    
    The problem with a dip in number of tracks vs pads is related to hot/cold
    pads. Plot number of clusters vs pads and rows (2d) and you will see hot
    regions and cold regions (gStyle->SetPalette(1) ;). If you remove those
    from the detectorparams file and you obtain the correction vs pads AND
    number of clusters you are safe, but maybe you can just extrapolatem, if
    you just have a dip - someone stronger in the force can probably guide you
    better.
    
    Cheers
       Peter
    
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