[Sane-analysis] Minutes of June 30 Analysis Meeting
Narbe Kalantarians
narbe at jlab.org
Thu Jul 1 08:45:15 EDT 2010
_*Hoyoung:*_ Working on packing fractions. Used tracking efficiency
method from Anusha. Expanded range of scintillator paddles to minimize
edge effects and fit on the efficiencies to look at carbon run 73027.
Obtained new packing fractions using this. These didn't change too much
but there was some improvement. Looked at low efficiency runs during HMS
DC problems, sorting through by ELOG entries. Oscar suggested doing a
check with the slow raster, looking at top and bottom half of target cup
to look for settling of material. It seems reasonable that the packing
fractions could be finished by around the end of July.
https://hallcweb.jlab.org/experiments/sane/wiki/index.php/Hykang#Packing_Fraction
_*James:*_ Looked at raw (double-spin)asymmetries for parallel runs with
varying energy cuts. The asymmetries seem to increase as energy is
increased. Found a bug in code for cutting on Cerenkov (cer_h), which
seems to make his asymmetries converge with what Jonathan got few months
back with older replayed ntuples.
Going to be looking some more at projecting hits on front tracker,
imparting slow raster for physics azimuthal angle phi_e.
https://hallcweb.jlab.org/experiments/sane/wiki/index.php/Raw_Asymmetries#Asymmetry_change_with_Energy_Cut:_6.2F30.2F2010
_*Anusha:*_ Looking at elastic physics asymmetry as function of W. Used
target polarization from table prepared by James. Looked at correlations
between slow raster x&y and xptar vs W. Oscar mentioned such
correlations were seen during RSS and that an empirically determined
azimuthal dependence was implemented to resolve this.
https://hallcweb.jlab.org/experiments/sane/wiki/index.php/Elastic_Events_/_Asymmetry
As always, please let me know if I missed something or made a mistake.
Next meeting will be July 7.
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