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Re: PID meeting 14/15 of May



Hi Elke:

just a clarification of what you expect from us at Regina. 

Under item 1, BCAL reconstruction, the only thing we can present is the status quo of the effort at Regina, as of July 2006.  There has been no work done since then.  Mihajlo at IU is starting to work on the BCAL reconstruction, so we need to hear from him if he will have something to present by May 14.  Nevertheless, it may be instructive for me to give a short reminder on the work that had been done in Regina, by our long gone postdocs.

Also, what sort of system will we have for video conferencing?  If it is something decent (not Evo through your laptop), then maybe Blake and Christina can present their own work.  If not, then George and I need to work with them towards the two of us giving the presentations.

Please let us know what you expect for all this.

Thanks, Zisis...

On May 7, 2007, at 1:45 PM, Elke-Caroline Aschenauer wrote:

On Fri, 27 Apr 2007, Elke-Caroline Aschenauer wrote:

Dear all,

next week Monday and Tuesday is close and i think we need an agenda for
the meeting. Following the developments and efforts in the last weeks,
I think an agenda should look roughly like this.

1. pi0 reconstruction in the calorimeters         Monday morning / early afternoon

   FCAL status of simulation and reconstruction of photons/pi0  Mihajlo
   BCAL
   status of simulation and reconstruction of photons/pi0  George/Zisis
   analysis of test beam data                              George/Zisis
   analysis of cosmic data                                 Christina

2. TOF                                            Monday afternoon
   -- tof wall                                             Matt/Beni
      status of simulation and test beam measurements
      what momentum resolution do we need, plans

  -- Bcal
     analysis of test beam data                            Blake

Tuesday morning

3. what does the new material in the FCs do to shower reconstruction      Richard

4. Kaon identification                                     Eugene
   --- what does a cerenkov or a rich give us
   --- do we need Kaon identification in the non-forward regime
   --- what will kinematic fitting and strangeness conservation help us

Discussions:

5. What needs/can be done till the calorimeter July meeting

6. when are we ready for a PID review


I know I have assigned people as speakers without asking, this are only
suggestions, of course things can be changed. Just complain to me and I
will update things.

cheers elke



Date: Fri, 27 Apr 2007 16:10:32 -0400 (EDT)
From: Elke-Caroline Aschenauer <elke@jlab.org>
To: Elke-Caroline Aschenauer <elke@jlab.org>
Cc: halld-pid@jlab.org, halld-cal@jlab.org
Subject: PID meeting 14/15 of May


Dear all,

as preparation for the PID meeting I list here some points, also
discussed with Eugene and Alex.
I think to have answers to some of the point is crucial to make the PID
meeting useful.

1. Have the BCAL TOF analysis for the different angles and positions along
   the bcal module taken
   ----> having this information is really critical, because it will allow
         us to see what type of pion - kaon separation we have for big
         angles.

2. It would be also very nice to have some information from the BCal
   cosmic data.
   ----> I think I have understood correctly that the cosmic data have not
         only be sampled for 90 degree but also other angles.
         This will help us to see the fluctuations in light yield, which
         should influence also the time of flight

3. For the threshold Cerenkov, it is important to see what is really
   the suppression factor we can achieve and for some golden processes it
   is also important to see how often is the Kaon really in the Cerenkov.
   ----> because depending on the suppression factor we might need to
         think about an different concept than a threshold cerenkov and
         if we cannot separate Kaon and pion's with the bcal tof, we
         might want to think about an additional detector at big angles

4. we need some better characterization for dE/dx from the CDC

5. On the software front it would be nice to get some TOF responses into
   the MC

6. to study the impact of kinematical fits/constraints it would be good
   to get the bcal photon/pi0 reconstruction in the MC working.

And last but not least we have to determine some golden reactions which we
want to test the pid performance on, but even more important we need
simulations with background.

I'm sure a lot of more can be added, but I think it is good to start with
the minimum requirements.

cheers elke



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