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Daniele De Gruttola (TOF group – Salerno University and INFN ) 2009 cosmic rays data analysis 09/Dec/09 ALICE - TOF meeting - CERN
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Muons selection with TOF analysis based on: time-of-flight of muons measured by TOF τ = t – t o expected time-of-flight assuming relativistic muons τ exp = L/ c TOF hits: tracking system not included run 79774 (Aug 2009): 2512944 events - no magnetic field 09/Dec/09 ALICE - TOF meeting - CERN see R. Preghenella's talk
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Full-TOF trigger (back-to-back ± 1) 09/Dec/09 ALICE - TOF meeting - CERN simulated trigger: 1 hit in an upper sector and 1 hit in the selected opposite ones
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muon selection: purity ~ 95% 09/Dec/09 ALICE - TOF meeting - CERN Muons selection using tof
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09/Dec/09 ALICE - TOF meeting - CERN
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distance between the hit pads on the opposite sectors vs difference between the hit times 09/Dec/09 ALICE - TOF meeting - CERN correlation between the time-of-flight and the track length Muons selection using tof --
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09/Dec/09 ALICE - TOF meeting - CERN ALICE coordinates
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09/Dec/09 ALICE - TOF meeting - CERN after the muon tracks selection on tof – L/c, it's possible to see a peak in the range 105° < < 140 ° (corresponding to ALICE Baby side) Angular distribution
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09/Dec/09 ALICE - TOF meeting - CERN peaks related to trigger logic small peaks around φ = 180° and φ = 350° correspond to quasi horizontal tracks Angular distribution
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vertical tracks muons coming from the ALICE main shaft 09/Dec/09 ALICE - TOF meeting - CERN Theta Phi distribution
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09/Dec/09 ALICE - TOF meeting - CERN TOF supermodule Main shaft to lower detectors in the cavern
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the event display shows the larger flow of muons coming from the main shaft (display over 2000 events for the sake of clarity) run 79774: 494527 selected tracks over 2512944 events ~ 32 % tracks coming from the shaft, ~ 23 % from opposite side z 09/Dec/09 ALICE - TOF meeting - CERN Theta distribution
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service shaft ALICE cavern main shaft main shaft ALICE cavern service shaft ALICE P2 map 09/Dec/09 ALICE - TOF meeting - CERN 23 m Tracks surface distribution
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09/Dec/09 ALICE - TOF meeting - CERN Full-TOF trigger (back-to-back ± 3) 1 hit in an upper sector and 1 hit in the selected opposite ones
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muons coming from the ALICE main shaft 09/Dec/09 ALICE - TOF meeting - CERN Theta Phi distribution
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09/Dec/09 ALICE - TOF meeting - CERN Angular distribution
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09/Dec/09 ALICE - TOF meeting - CERN Angular distributions in the two configurations distribution with peak corresponding to ALICE main shaft ? slightly asymmetric φ distribution
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09/Dec/09 ALICE - TOF meeting - CERN sectors with no central modules (PHOS holes) sectors with no central modules (“simulated” PHOS holes) PHOS holes are not the cause of the φ distribution asymmetry: Muon Trigger has seen an effect due to Jura (its position corresponds to tracks at 270° < φ < 360°) φ distribution asymmetry back-to-back ± 3 back-to-back ± 1
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good muon selection using only TOF hits purity ~ 95% reconstructed angular distribution reproducing the real one next step: clusterization ready to be applied to the analysis 09/Dec/09 ALICE - TOF meeting - CERN Conclusions
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09/Dec/09 ALICE - TOF meeting - CERN Clusters: Δ time vs Δ tot clusters on opposite sectors 2-pad clusters
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