Forward Beamline Simulation (short overview) - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

About This Presentation
Title:

Forward Beamline Simulation (short overview)

Description:

List of persons who gave contribution to H1SIM (Forward beamline) ... Behind FNC calorimeter very simple dead material description was used (like ' ... – PowerPoint PPT presentation

Number of Views:13
Avg rating:3.0/5.0
Slides: 16
Provided by: hepU4
Category:

less

Transcript and Presenter's Notes

Title: Forward Beamline Simulation (short overview)


1
Forward Beamline Simulation(short overview)
V.Andreev LPI, Moscow

1. Introduction 2. Dead material description
3. Active detectors 4. Summary
Diffraction and the (V)FPS
Antwerpen 09 December 2005
2
Introduction
  • List of persons who gave contribution to H1SIM
    (Forward beamline)
  • M.Kapishin, H.Mahlke-Krueger, A.Kutov, B.List
    ,
  • A.Fedotov, A.Zhokin, V.Solochenko, P.Van
    Michelen,
  • U.Duenger, K.H. Hiller , V.Andreev.
  • Two important things need to take into account
  • a) dead material description (close as
    possible to reality)
  • for active detectors (FTS and FNC)
  • b) correct magnet's position and field
    description for right
    particle's trajectory reconstruction (FPS and
    VFPS detectors).

3
Dead material
  • Example of quadrupoles description

4
  • Such detailed description was done only up to
    110 m with inserting correct beampipe shape,
    quadrupoles, dipoles, flanges and all others dead
    material (this is important for FTS and FNC).
  • Behind FNC calorimeter very simple dead material
    description was used (like tube shape for
    beampipe and also for magnet elements)
    because the very precise magnet field
    description is more important for VFPS.

5
Active Detectors (FTS and FNC)
  • Forward Tagging System (FTS)

6
  • View of two FTS stations

FTS 28 m
7
  • example of H1SIM simulation (present setup) and
    comparison with real data (R.Weber diffractive
    rho production with DIFFVM generator)

8

Xv0.0 cm
sum
diss
ela
Yv0.0 cm
Xv0.23 cm
sum
ela
diss
Yv0.67 cm
Xv0.23 cm
sum
diss
ela
Yv0.67 cm
tilt_x-0.8 mrad
tilt_y0.8 mrad
9
  • Tuning procedure (decreasing GEANT energy cuts in
    some dead material and put two scintillator
    counters of 90-th FTS station into correct
    position )

ela
sum
diss
present
sum
diss
ela
tuned
10
Short conclusion for this part
  • H1SIM (at least forward part ) is tuning for the
    nominal vertex (Xv0.0 cm and Yv0.0
    cm) for electron case and (Xv0.75 cm and Yv0.0
    cm) for positron case and for zero
    tilt in IP.
  • In real life there are vertex shift (Xv0.23 cm,
    Yv0.68 cm) and beam tilt (tilt_x -0.8 mrad
    ,tilt_y 0.8 mrad).
  • Simple possibility to resolve this problem was
    suggested by B.List put all forward
    particles into nominal simulation vertex (with
    Xv0.0 cm, Yv0.0 cm and zero beam tilt).

11
FPS and VFPS stations
  • Slice at 100 m from IP (inline generator
    p883.2-920.0 GeV, theta0.0-0.126 deg and
    phi0.0-360 deg) for events with dP gt
    0.1 MeV

standart JGDO
improve JGDO
12
  • Slice at 220 m for the same inline generator and
    dP lt 0.01 MeV and presence hit in VFPS station
    (influence of the kick magnet)

present JBPS
improve JBPS
13
  • Slice at 220 m for the same inline generator and
    dP lt 0.01 MeV and presence hit in VFPS station
    (different vertex position )

Vx 0.75 cm
Vx 0.37 cm
14
  • the problem which was realized in present
    description of magnet's position behind 100 m is

z
illustrated by the next scetch
s
z2
s2
z2
z1
z1
s1
real magnet position
we have (z1,z2) magnet position coordinates
instead of (z1,z2) which should be and shift
about several cm at 220 m
H1
15
Summary
  • Present H1SIM version doesn't give full relevant
    description of the Forward beamline.
  • Problem with response of FTS stations (could be
    solved by the simple way).
  • Need to revise magnet's position behind 100 m
    (VFPS).
  • Absence description of PToF, FTi1 and Fti2 in
    present H1SIM version.
Write a Comment
User Comments (0)
About PowerShow.com