[Hps-analysis] MC Trident Discrepancy

Graham, Mathew Thomas mgraham at slac.stanford.edu
Tue Oct 20 11:48:49 EDT 2015


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From: Maurik Holtrop <maurik at einstein.unh.edu<mailto:maurik at einstein.unh.edu>>
Sent: Tuesday, October 20, 2015 10:54 AM
To: Bradley T Yale
Cc: hps-analysis at jlab.org<mailto:hps-analysis at jlab.org>
Subject: Re: [Hps-analysis] MC Trident Discrepancy

Hi Bradley,

I am glad you caught this, but I think that your fix will result in more event for MC, so the discrepancy between data and MC will get worse. Or do I have this the wrong way around?
Has pass3 MC started?



We knew about this and had already been using approximately the right number of generated-per-readout files to do normalization.  Still, doing everything 10-1 will make it much simpler.


Best,
          Maurik

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On Oct 16, 2015, at 3:57 PM, Bradley T Yale <btu29 at wildcats.unh.edu<mailto:btu29 at wildcats.unh.edu>> wrote:

Hey everyone,
This could be a major cause of the discrepancy in relative trident yields in MC.

The way I've been reading out the pure MC components is 100 generated files -> 1 recon file, but it seems that this was too many events for the readout step to handle, and it only processes a certain number of files before stopping. However, the jobs never report an error and complete fine while using <100 files. This will greatly affect the number of events used for normalization.

If looking at Pass2 MC (tagged '3.4.0'), then the number of generated files each recon file corresponds to is:

BH: 1 recon file = 63-100 generated files (depending on whether the fieldmap was applied)
RAD: 1 recon file = 16-30 generated files
tritrig: 1 recon file = 10 generated files

This can be easily fixed by standardizing the readout of everything without background to 10-to-1, which I will start doing in the pass3 folder, and that number of files can then be assumed.
In the meantime, the number of input files and events used for pass2 MC readout can be found listed in the corresponding logs and your calculations adjusted accordingly:
/work/hallb/hps/mc_production/pass2/logs/readout/

I am very sorry for not catching this sooner.

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