DC data status

From: Pawel Staszel (staszel@alf.nbi.dk)
Date: Thu Jan 16 2003 - 06:25:43 EST

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    Dear JJ and all
    Please, find some attached plots showing performance and a background in
    DCs.
    Some show also comparison between d+Au, and AuAu and p+p.
    
    Plot DcHitDensity.ps shows hit number per plane per event in T3, T4 and
    T5 (run 7359 is
    the only one run that contains T3 data). The histograms are plotted for
    only trigger #6 events (solid lines)
    and events with no specific condition put on the trigger (dashed lines).
    
    DcHitDensityComp.ps shows the hits density comparison for d+Au at 8 deg
    and Au+Au at 12 deg.
    It is seen that the hits density is by about factor of 7 lower (for T3)
    in the d+Au case, which means that
    the current background condition are much better as compare to those we
    had in AuAu run.
    
    Plots HitsTimeDensity.ps shows what is the hit rate far from the time
    instant associated with the
    trigger time.
    
    T4DetEffic7350.ps and T5DetEffic7350.ps show detection efficiency in the
    single plane. On average it is
    91% for T5 and 95% in T4 - we should do some scanning HV runs to
    determine this value as a function of HV and and set
    the optimal voltage. It might be some lost (but not much) of the hits
    due to the non perfect calibration. I'm using
    calibration from pp runs (the HV setup was a bit different).
    
    T4RawVsAsso.ps and T5RawVsAsso.ps show  contribution of the
    reconstructed track associated hits to the
    raw hits. It is seen that even we have more raw hits in T5 ( because the
    larger background) the number of
    reconstructed tracks in T5 is lower (as one would expect). For trigg. #6
    event sample
    we have 56% and 22%  of events with at least one track in T4 and T5,
    respectively.
    
    To calculate the tracking efficiencies we need to wait for full FS
    spectrometer data (including T3).
    This data is taken right now.
    
    Best regards
    Pawel.
    
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    | Pawel Staszel                                                        |
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    | Danmark                                                              |
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