[Halld-offline] HDGeant4 Meeting Minutes, January 28, 2020
Mark Ito
marki at jlab.org
Tue Feb 4 14:40:48 EST 2020
Folks,
These minutes are from Tuesday, a week ago. Please find them here
<https://halldweb.jlab.org/wiki/index.php/HDGeant4_Meeting,_January_28,_2020#Minutes>
and below.
-- Mark
HDGeant4 Meeting, January 28, 2020, Minutes
Present:
* *CMU: * Naomi Jarvis
* *FSU: * Sean Dobbs
* *JLab: * Alex Austregesilo, Colin Gleason, Mark Ito (chair), Simon
Taylor, Beni Zihlmann
* *UConn: * Richard Jones, James McIntyre
* *W&M: * Justin Stevens
There is a recording of this meeting <https://bluejeans.com/s/1M0qK/> on
the BlueJeans site. Use your JLab credentials to get access.
Review of minutes from the last Meeting
We went over the minutes from January 14
<https://halldweb.jlab.org/wiki/index.php/HDGeant4_Meeting,_January_14,_2020#Minutes>.
Calorimeter timing mismatch between g3 and g4
This is Issue #93 <https://github.com/JeffersonLab/HDGeant4/issues/93>.
Colin has extended his work on this issue, widening the timing cuts as
Alex did for his ρ analysis. He sees indeed that G3 and G4 both have
significant tails in BCAL timing for π^− s, with the tail bigger for G3.
When looking at acceptance for the full reaction (pγ→ηπ^− Δ^++ ) as
function of Gottfried-Jackson angle the differing shapes remain, except
the G4 efficiency drops in level from about 4% to 2.5% while retaining
its overall shape. Alex saw a similar effect in the ρs until he fixed
the bug whereby the choice of RF bunch was defeated by a lack of
agreement among multiple tracks inside the wide timing window. Colin
will go back and repeat his study with the current master branch of
halld_recon.
Systematic studies of Geant3/Geant4 differences
Alex presented Igal's work on Monte Carlo studies of γp→ωp and ω→π^+ π^−
π^0 ;. He compared simulations with:
* G3 vs. G4
* no accidental background events, background from Richard's MC beam
background generator, and random trigger events mixed in
* run 30496 vs. run 30730
for a total of twelve different sets of conditions. He showed a variety
of different comparisons among these conditions including single
particle distributions, invariant mass distributions and occupancy plots
for the FCAL. Please see his slides for the rich variety of comparisons
available
<https://halldweb.jlab.org/DocDB/0043/004314/001/primexd-igal-jaegle-27012020.pdf>.
From Igal's last slide, here are his conclusions:
* Low-level systematic comparisons between different Geant versions
and runs, and with and without background combined: Geant3 and
Geant4 show clear difference without any backgrounds included
o More photons/hits are produced in Geant4 (observed mostly in
FCAL due possibly to ω physics/decay)
* All the other differences listed below are happening outside of
Geant Without backgrounds (but also with backgrounds)
o Calibration tables although identical are applied differently to
Geant3 and Geant4 simulations possibly because they are not
applied at the same variable(s)?
* Combination of background/noise to simulation produces different
outcome for Geant3 and Geant4 simulations
* Combination of background/noise to Geant3 simulations are consistent
and evenly distributed => seems correct
* Combination of background/noise to Geant4 simulations are
inconsistent and not evenly distributed
o Background/noise mostly located at the edge and
o Creates spikes
o => seems buggy
* As the same code is used to combine the background/noise to both
simulation version, it probably means it is not using the same
variable(s)?
Collaboration Meeting
We need to make some sort of report out of this group on work since the
last collaboration meeting. Mark and Sean will get together and discuss
options. Stay tuned.
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