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Oct 3/25 PionLT/KaonLT Analysis Meeting Notes
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(Notes by GH)
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Today: PionLT will be discussed first
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Please remember to post your slides at:
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https://redmine.jlab.org/projects/kltexp/wiki/Kaon_LT_Meetings
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Present
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Regina - Garth Huber, Alicia Postuma, Nermin Sadoun, Nathan Heinrich,
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Vijay Kumar, Nacer Hamdi, Muhammad Junaid
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Virginia - Richard Trotta
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Ohio - Julie Roche
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JLab - Dave Gaskell
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CUA - Tanja Horn, Chi Kin Tam, BC Manoj
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FIU - Pete Markowitz
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Nathan
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PionLT Coin Lumi analysis
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- final analysis of Coin Yield vs Coin Rate (up to ~2 kHz)
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- fit individual slopes for each setting, and propagated errors to obtain a
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weighted average correction of
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3.1%/kHz +/- 0.07%(stat) +/- 0.35%(syst)
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where the systematic uncertainty comes from the variation in slope with
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setting, about a 15% uncertainty in the correction overall
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- also looked at Coin Yield vs HMS Rate (up to 180 kHz) to see if it's better
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0.0355%/kHz +/- 0.009%(stat) +/- 0.024%(syst)
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the combined error is almost 100% of the correction!
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Definitely it's better to use the correction vs Coin Rate
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Junaid
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PionLT Q2=3.85 W=2.62 LT-sep
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- Data/MC ratios had phi-oscillations last week, so modified LT function to
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sigLT=(p9/Q2+p10/|t|)*sin(thetacm)
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- after 2 iterations:
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low epsilon has oscillations in higher t-bins
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high epsilon has oscillations across a wider range of t-bins
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- then tried sigLT=(p9/Q2+exp(-10*|t|)*p11/(p12+|t|))*sin(thetacm)
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- initially started with p10=p12=0
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ratios much better behaved
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- then allowed p10,p12 to float
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ended up with more oscillations at high epsilon
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now doing 3rd iteration to see what happens
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- Garth suggests to move on to one of the other Q2=3.85 settings, as this seems
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faiarly good and you may learn lessons there to apply to this setting
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- Richard agrees this is ready to move to next setting
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BC Manoj
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- setting up iFarm, got help from Junaid
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- will look at Heep delta-scans for optics
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Alicia
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BSA changes to response to referees
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- doing some restructuring of response to put "what we did" at beginning of
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discussion, followed by more details
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- planning to resubmit on Monday
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Vijay
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New Q2=0.375, 0.425 results
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- previously sigL,T were very simple, with no Q2-dependence
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- now added (1/Q4) dependence to both
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- made a spreadsheet comparing LT-sep values for both function fits,
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differences are larger than statistical uncertainties at lowest -t, similar
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to statistics at higher -t, so we might need some further improvement
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- GH made a series of plots comparing Vijay's data to Ackermann
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- Q6 and Wfac scaling applied to Ackermann data to approximately bring to
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same kinematics
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- generally good agreement for sigL, but our sigT values are much higher
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- some discrepancies between different parts of Ackermann data, not clear
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exactly how they have binned/combined different parts of their dataset
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Next steps
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- need to apply pion absorption corr to pi+ data, and proton absorption corr to
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Heep data
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- also will make raw CoinTime plots like Nathan and investigate Coin Blocking
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correction
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Working on a paper "The Fit-Finder Algorithm for LT-separation Analysis"
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- algorithm to get best functional form from separated cross sections
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- testing the algorithm on different datasets for purposes of paper
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- looking at Fpi-2 Q2=1.6, 2.45; W=2.22 separated cross sections
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- Vijay and Nacer will send their latest results
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- currently replaying Q2=3.0, 4.4, 5.5 data
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KaonLT LT-sep
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- Code Block regarding BCM current file was commented out in forming replay
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file, this has been fixed
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- used new database file, Expt Diamonds now agree much closer to SIMC diamonds
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- Q2=3.0, W=3.14 analysis
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- chose 4 t-bins, 15 phi-bins, will compare to Richard's results
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- did pion subtraction for all t-phi bins, in some cases sees a Sigma peak
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which is also subtracted
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- Iter 00: start with Richard's recommended parameters
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- Iter 01: Data/SIMC ratios move much closer to 1
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- Iter 02: ratios blow up, but come back after 4 iterations
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- looked at trend in L,T vs iteration number, found that sigT fit failed at
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Iter 04, will be fixed
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- comparsion of data and MC focal plane and physics histos
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- no MM cuts yet on data, so sees differences w/SIMC
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- will include pion subtraction, etc
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KaonLT low Q2 LT-sep
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- will try different models for L,T
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- first step is to recheck MM plots for each (t,phi) bin
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- needed to replay data as didn't have MM for each (t,phi) before
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- then will try to add a functional form for LT,TT, right now they are both
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zero in the parameterization, but non-zero in the Rosenbluth fit
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Like BC Manoj, setting up environment on iFarm, getting info from Junaid
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- still needs to look at Gabi's HeepCheck code modifications and generate new
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offsets
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- in about a month, is willing to give the new students a tutorial on the
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PionLT run plan, describing how an LT-separation expt is structured, so they
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can better understand how everything fits together
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Next Meeting
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- Fri Oct 10 @ 11:00 Eastern/9:00 Regina
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- KaonLT will go first
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- We will see if there's time on Thursday for a short meeting, in order to keep
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the Friday meetings from getting too long
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