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==1/15/2014==
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Present: Kalyan, Chao, Jie, Min, JP, Jixie, Melissa <br>
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By Phone: Ellie, Toby, Ryan, Karl, Alexandre, Pengjia<br>
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*Jie:
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**Gave an update on using the simulation package to determine the packing fraction.  He showed multiple methods for extracting <br>the packing fraction, which account for different contributions to the overall yield.  He used the g2psim package to get relative cross<br> sections for each contributing material.  Next he will work on including the radiative corrections to the elastic peak and include the <br>calibrated beam position information (once it is ready).  Details for the methods used can be seen is his slides [http://hallaweb.jlab.org/experiment/g2p/collaborators/jie/2014_01_14_simulation/Simulation_update_2014_01_14.pdf here].
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==1/8/2014==
 
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Revision as of 18:54, 15 January 2014

Minutes of the weekly analysis meetings


Agenda

1/15/2014

Present: Kalyan, Chao, Jie, Min, JP, Jixie, Melissa
By Phone: Ellie, Toby, Ryan, Karl, Alexandre, Pengjia


Feature Presentations:

  • Jie:
    • Gave an update on using the simulation package to determine the packing fraction. He showed multiple methods for extracting
      the packing fraction, which account for different contributions to the overall yield. He used the g2psim package to get relative cross
      sections for each contributing material. Next he will work on including the radiative corrections to the elastic peak and include the
      calibrated beam position information (once it is ready). Details for the methods used can be seen is his slides here.



1/8/2014

Present: Kalyan, Chao, Jie, Min, Melissa
By Phone: Ellie, Toby, Ryan, Karl, Alexandre, Pengjia


Feature Presentations:

  • Melissa:
    • Gave a short update on yields for packing fraction runs. For one run (3864), the ungated livetime is significantly different then
      the helicity-gated livetime. Using the average of the helicity gated LT values for the normalization makes this run agree better with
      other packing fraction runs (3574 and 3727). She will check the beam position for these runs to see if this could have a large effect
      on the yields. Her slides can be seen here.
  • Chao
    • Gave an update on the simulation package. Previously, the real theta and phi were not determined event by event, but for an entire
      run. Since we know the position of the reaction point and the sieve hole, and the momentum of the electron, it is possible to use a
      bisection method to determine the real theta and phi for each event. With this update it will be easier to determine the calibration for
      different dp settings. Next he will work on finishing the optics calibration for the first setting with the target field. His slides can be
      seen here.
  • Min
    • Gave an update on pointing analysis. The calculation was done using the March 14th calibration, using a carbon foil in liquid helium.
      Using the carbon-12 ground state and first excited state to do the calibration of d(delta-E'), the results for the LHRS (4.40MeV) and
      RHRS (4.42 MeV) agreed within the uncertainty with the nominal value (4.44MeV). However, including other uncertainties (survey and
      beam x), add up to ~0.11 deg uncertainty in the scattering angle. She concluded that using the carbon foil in LHe is not ideal for a
      pointing study. Next she will try CH2 run in longitudinal target field setting, once the optics calibration is complete for this setting. Her
      slides can be seen here.
  • Pengjia
    • Gave an update on the status of the BPM calibrations. He has finalized the calibrations for data taken from April 11th to May 18th,
      which includes three different BPM gain settings. For settings before April 11th, the process is more complicated (larger pedestals,
      auto-gain), but he will try to finalize the calibrations soon. He will provide a technote of his procedures and results. More details can
      be seen here.

General Discussion:

  • If any students are interested in giving a talk at the APS April Meeting, please circulate an abstract to the group. The deadline for abstract submission is this Friday, January 10th.




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