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Calorimetry Study Update Jaewon Park University of Rochester MINERvA/Jupiter Group Meeting, Mar 22, 2006.

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1 Calorimetry Study Update Jaewon Park University of Rochester MINERvA/Jupiter Group Meeting, Mar 22, 2006

2 Configuration Single particle generator  3GeV proton beam  90 deg, 45deg, 40deg Remove ID by shrinking scint thickness and replace the space with thick air absorber Simulation seems to be more unstable with this anomalous configuration (often die before 2K events) X U X V ab1 ab2 ab3 ab4 OD frame

3 3GeV proton beam, 90 deg, with gaps (require at least one hit in OD) Not normalized (different number of events)

4 3GeV proton beam, 90 deg, without gaps Not normalized (different number of events) Same (many OD layers)

5 45deg, wide frame Not normalized (different number of events) 40 deg, many layers No gaps

6 40 deg, with ID Not normalized (different number of events) 20 deg, with ID (Only ID resolution) E_resolution

7 Diagnostics Usage of simulation might be incorrect  Some of ntuple(HADRON block) is empty with single particle generator  Tried with ntuple input mode forcing HADRON block recovered but even more unexpected result)  OD tracking seems to work only in some range of angle It seems that dxPassiveCal does not depend on proton angle particle ironscint


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