Title: A Short History of the DCH background simulation effort
1A Short History of the DCH background simulation
effort
- An archaeological report
- (no new work)
2Discovery Sites
- Thomas Schietingers web page http//www.slac.sta
nford.edu/BFROOT/www/Detector/CentralTracker/back
grounds/index.html - Mike Kelsey and others
- (my apologies if I failed to mention someones
work)
3Ancient Annals
- 1999 earliest background simulation projects
focused on two areas. - health of chamber (ageing), electronics (rad dose
and HV current), daq (hit occupancy), trigger
(bkgnd hit patterns), reco (tracking
efficiencies) - effects of bkgnd on physics quantities (mass
resolution) - 2002 additional physics studies (momentum mass
resolution as well as hit occupancy and tracking
efficiencies)
4The Early Days
- April 1999 (T.Schietinger)
- DCH response to simulated machine background.
- 20k HER 20k LER Turtle rays ? DCH
- Impact on occupancy, wire current, absorbed dose
5http//www.slac.stanford.edu/BFROOT/www/Detector/C
entralTracker/backgrounds/index.html
6Backgrounds and Physics I
- April 1999 (S.Wagner)
- Effect on mass resolutions
- BABAR Monte Carlo (G3) plus real background
frames - Reconstruction used 8-series code
7mass resolution signal yield (after adding in bkgnd)
J/? -gt µµ- 2.3 -3.5 (538 -gt 519)
Ks -gt pp- 4.3 -4.5 (621 -gt 593)
B -gt J/? Ks No mass constraint -5.3 -6.9 (274 -gt 255)
B -gt J/? Ks Mass constraint 0.6 -7.8 (282 -gt 260)
http//www.slac.stanford.edu/BFROOT/www/Detector/C
entralTracker/backgrounds/PRSF000229.html
8Backgrounds and Physics II
- Feb 2003 (M.Margoni, M.Posocco, M.Zancan)
- Effect of bkgnd on B -gt D-gtDp
- BABAR sim background frames
- Reconstruction used 10-series code
- http//www.slac.stanford.edu/BFROOT/www/Organizati
on/CollabMtgs/2002/detDec2002/Mon5b/margoni.pdf
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http//www.slac.stanford.edu/BFROOT/www/Organizati
on/CollabMtgs/2003/detJuly2003/Fri2a/kelsey.ps
10Last Slide
- Thomas Schietinger left SLAC in February 2002
- Arrival of new Turtle rays integrated with G4
detector simulation -gt mini can then be
processed through standard DCH Fast Monitoring
code