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# Compare cross section between two arms with gc cut only.
 
# Compare cross section between two arms with gc cut only.
 
# Calculate the RC for previous cross sections to see the result.
 
# Calculate the RC for previous cross sections to see the result.
 
 
# Find where constant factor is from for 90,120?
 
# Find where constant factor is from for 90,120?
 
# Same figure on page 4/5 with only GC cut.
 
# Same figure on page 4/5 with only GC cut.
 
# Calculate radiative correction to pre-check.
 
# Calculate radiative correction to pre-check.

Revision as of 15:19, 30 June 2011

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  1. hyao: [cross section for Fe]
  2. xinhu: [Cross section comparison between left and right arm for 60 deg]
  3. xinhu: [Cross section comparison between left and right arm for 90 deg]
  4. xinhu: [Acceptance Plot Corrected]

xinhu:

  1. Acceptance region is so small that it may easily cause large error.

hyao:

  1. 90,120 deg has one constant scale factor offset between left and right.
  2. 60 deg, it seems wrong angle for left arm after first period or it may be caused by radiative correction because of different oriented target.


To do list:

xinhu:

  1. correct efficiency for the bad block , THaShower.C
  2. do the simulation of acceptance for the full region of NaI (box2 and box3) and check the efficiency correction for bad blocks of NaI
  3. and then calculate the cross sections for the left arm


hyao:

  1. Acceptance is independent of target. So recalculate the acceptance with turning off the radiative in SAMC.
  2. Compare the cross section of the right arm without/with pre-shower/shower cut.
  3. Compare cross section between two arms with gc cut only.
  4. Calculate the RC for previous cross sections to see the result.
  5. Find where constant factor is from for 90,120?
  6. Same figure on page 4/5 with only GC cut.
  7. Calculate radiative correction to pre-check.