Re: new dndeta figures! (still BETA)

From: J.H. Lee (jhlee@sgs1.hirg.bnl.goV)
Date: Wed Oct 10 2001 - 10:29:37 EDT

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    Hiro,
    
    I fully agree with you that the figures "look good enough" to
    start discussing about publishing the results.
    
    I have a couple of requests and questions on the figures/analysis.
    Could you please
    - plot the distribution with statistical error bars only?
    - plot BB and Si multiplicities separately without averaging them?
    
    - Are the numbers from Tiles consistently higher than what Si and BB
    produce like 130 GeV data?
    - I think there still is a quite visible asymmetry between +eta and -eta
    (~5-10%?).
    I'm wondering if Tiles show same asymmetry.
    
    JH
    
    
    ----- Original Message -----
    From: "Hironori Ito" <hito@students.phsx.ukans.edu>
    To: <brahms-l@bnl.gov>
    Sent: Wednesday, October 10, 2001 1:22 AM
    Subject: new dndeta figures! (still BETA)
    
    
    > Hello.  I made new 4 dndeta figures with new calibration.  They
    > are still preliminary, so you are not allowed to show them outside of the
    > collaboration without the consent of the spokes person.  However, it is
    > good enough for some people to start discussing a more detail of our new
    > paper.  The files are located in
    > "http://pii3.brahms.bnl.gov/~hito/dndeta/2001"
    >
    > Here is the list of 4 figures.
    > 1.  dndeta_all.gif
    > dndeta for 6 centrality cuts by average of silicon and beam beam.
    >
    > 2.  dndeta_part.gif
    > dndeta par participant pair for 6 centrality cuts by average of
    > silicon and beam beam.
    >
    > 3.  dndeta_sym.gif
    > symetrized dndeta for 6 centrality cuts with the prediction by
    > Khazeev and Levin(dash-dot line)
    >
    > 4.  dndeta_part_ybeam.gif
    > dndeta shifted by ybeam (shown only 0-5 % and 30-40%)
    >
    >
    > hiro
    >
    > (Note:  Tiles are not included in the figures, but they are still used for
    > centrality and overall normalization.  I am still having trouble matching
    > Tiles to Si and BB.)
    >
    



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