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Jan 30/25 PionLT/KaonLT Analysis Meeting Notes
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(Notes by GH)
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Today: KaonLT will be discussed first
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Present
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Regina - Garth Huber, Nacer Hamdi, Nathan Heinrich, Vijay Kumar,
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Muhammad Junaid, Alicia Postuma, Ali Usman
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JLab - Dave Gaskell
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CUA - Tanja Horn
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Ohio - Julie Roche
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FIU - Pete Markowitz
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Vijay
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Q2=0.42 PionLT data analysis
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- showed timing plots for low, mid, high epsilon
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- showed diamond plots for Q2=0.42 and 0.38
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- t-phi plot for Q2=0.42, but needs to apply a diamond cut to properly
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represent the experiment acceptance
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- working on total effective charge calculations
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- background subtracted yields after cuts in progress
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- preparing SIMC input files for Q2=0.42
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We discuss the need to carefully select what analysis code and data that has to
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be attached to future publications, per new policies.
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a) All articles published in Physical Review journals will now include a statement
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detailing where data required to support or replicate the claims can be accessed.
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This policy took effect January 1, 2025.
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Previously, APS encouraged, but did not required authors to include statements
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detailing where readers could access data, code, and other source materials.
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Now, authors must select one of several pre-scripted data availability
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statements. Authors who do not provide public data must explain why, and if
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asked, share their data privately with referees and editors.
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b) Nathan (coming from JLUO Board meeting) says that similar language will be
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added by DOE to the new JLab contractor agreement. JLab will be required to
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store such code and data, JLab management is in the process of coming up with a
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policy on this.
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Conclusion: This is something to keep in mind once we start drafting new
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KaonLT/PionLT articles. i.e. We should consider the best place to post data
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and code for sharing, and exactly what we choose to share.
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Junaid
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HMS matrix elements update
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- NPS group has finalized new HMS-ME for 5.9, 6.1, 6.7 GeV/c
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- still working on 5.6 GeV/c ME
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- they have also determined new 0th order (theta, phi) corrections offsets
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the claim is that sieve data plots are improved
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- Junaid will put them in touch with Stephen re. being added to agenda of
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next Quarterly Analysis Meeting
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- status of old low momentum HMS ME
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- Julie says lots of low momentum sieve data were taken and new ME offsets
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were refit. Angles done, delta fitting still in progress
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The concern was that the NPS magnet would have an effect at low HMS
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momentum, it appears the effect is small but the data can be used to
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improve the low momentum ME
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- Tanja contacts Josh, who replies: the 2018 low momentum matrix should be as
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is at this time. He says that the idea is now to re-fit that matrix with
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the new methods developed, but none of that has happened
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- Junaid will folllow up with Josh on this
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- rerunning Heep coin data for GH determine new kinematic offsets
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- then will test Nathan's new LH2 boiling and ELLT factors
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- should also include Alicia's proton absorption correction
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Extended discussion of referee comments on BSA paper
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- it seems that some confusion was due to the referee mis-interpreting the
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purppose of the paper.
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- need to concentrate a bit less on the comparisons between data and models
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(since neither work really well), and more on testing the onset of hard-soft
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factorization (i.e. the data aren't there yet)
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- Alicia will circulate to this group more info from BG Yu on their models, so
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we can better evaluate some of the text the referee questioned
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Proton absorption MC - will defer this discussion until next week
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PionLT Lumi studies
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- implemented DMack's ELLT and comparison of different methods
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Blue: TLT=CPULT*ELLT Red: TLT=EDTM
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- SHMS Carbon 16738-16746: looks very flat for scaler, notrack and track (blue)
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which is very good news
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- rates up to 200 kHz @ highest current
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- SHMS LH2 16759-16764: scaler is flat, but notrack and track show boiling
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- Nathan's LH2 boiling number should be used:
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2.8%/100uA, stat unc: +/-0.17%, syst unc: 0.69%(seems large, will recheck)
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- Nathan will do some more check and then apply to COIN Lumi to check if
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TLT=CLULT*SHMS-ELLT*HMS-ELLT is consistent w/ TLT=EDTM
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After that, this study should be done
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- changed SIMC to new model, found no big change
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- GH will meet with Nacer on Monday to compare SIMC results for same setting
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- Thur Feb 6 @ 15:30 Eastern/14:30 Regina
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- PionLT will go first
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