[Clas12_verystrange] devil's advocate at Tuesday meeting

[Lei Guo]

On Apr 10, 2012, at 8:13 AM, Derek Glazier wrote:

> Hi Lei,
>   A few answers...
>
> On 04/09/12 16:20, Lei Guo wrote:
>> Hi, Folks,
>>
>> THe proposal has been submitted on Friday. For tomorrow's meeting,  
>> I'm
>> hoping everyone can play devil's advocate and poke holes in the
>> proposal. Here is a list of questions that I think might come up
>> during the proposal:
>>
>> 1. All benchmark reactions require the usage of FT and missing mass
>> technique. However, in all our simulation, the resolution of FT is  
>> not
>> taken into account yet. IF it has been, how will it affect the  
>> signal/
>> background ratio, for Omega-, for example?
> The FT resolutions WERE in the simulations I ran. I think also Mike
> Dugger's too. These were the same as for the meson proposal.
>>

Hi, Derek,

Great. Thanks for your response.
In that case, the S/B ratio can be greatly improved if one applies  
kinematic fitting. I think we can mathematically estimate the  
improvement in the absence of actual kinematic fitting for CLAS12  
simulation, using the resolutions of FT and CLAS12. This would not  
have been important for us, but might be something we can add to the  
proposal.

Lei

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