Re: TPM1 Drift Velocity (Re: Drift Velocty Variations of TPM)

From: Peter H. L. Christiansen (pchristi@nbi.dk)
Date: Mon Dec 17 2001 - 07:33:24 EST

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    Hi
    
    I made some plots of the T1 and T2 drift velocities that are in the 
    database and found out I don't know how to access the DVM data, so if 
    someone could explain how to do that I will include those on the plots.
    
    The preliminary plots can be viewed on :
    http://www.nbi.dk/~pchristi/BRAHMS/TPC/driftvelocity.html
    
    Cheers
       Peter
    
    On Fri, 14 Dec 2001, Flemming Videbaek wrote:
    
    > Let me add a comment to this.
    > 
    > Ramiro has very recently shown there is a correlation between the Vdrift
    > and the TPM1/2 best values (as also indicated in the mail below). Since he
    > has also shown the that output
    > DVM for ALL 4 tpcs correlate it is a safe bet to assume that Vdrift also
    > varies for T1 and T2. It would be
    > very good to get a confirmation of this from the FS data analysis
    > 
    > ------------------------------------------------------
    > Flemming Videbaek
    > Physics Department
    > Brookhaven National Laboratory
    > 
    > tlf: 631-344-4106
    > fax 631-344-1334
    > > the physics runs since there is a vertical focusing effect due to the
    > > magnetic
    > > field.  But one of the possibilities is that we use TPM2 Fiber information
    > > in
    > > zero-field runs, and comapare the measured positions of TPM1 tracks in the
    > > Fibers with the DVM values to get a scale factor (hopefully it's a
    > > constant).
    > > Then  it's just drift velocity = DVM value*scale factor.
    > > Here is a y distribution of the TPM1 tracks projected to the Fibers on the
    > > front of TPM2 for the run 5823 (D5=0).  The measured distances (integrated
    > > over x) between two Fibers are consistent  with the physical separations
    > (2
    > > cm)
    > > for this run,
    > >
    > > Fiber2-Fiber3 =  2.305-0.315 = 1.99 cm
    > > Fiber3-Fiber4 =  0.315+1.73  = 2.045 cm
    > > Fiber4-Fiber5 = -1.73+3.74   =  2.01 cm,
    > >
    > > which means that the TPM1 drift velocity we used (1.7) is correct for this
    > > particular run.    I'm looking at some more Fiber data from zero-field
    > > runs, which we don't have much, with DVM values to see if we can
    > > just scale them with a constant factor.
    > >
    > > JH
    > 
    > 
    > 
    > 
    
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