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3 Event generator for pp minimum bias events N ch given by a negative binomial distribution Kinematic distribution of particles: assume p t, h, and f factorize Random distribution in f For h, assume constant distribution for | h | < 2, and distribution decreases linearly to 0 at h = 6
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PP Minimum Bias Triggering Simulations
Alan DionStony Brook University
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A simple event generator to simplify simulations
Geometry
Triggering algorithm
Results without noise
Results with noise
Conclusions
Outline
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Event generator for pp minimum bias events
Nch given by a negative binomial distribution
P n , n , k n k 1k 1
n k1 n k
n1
1 n k k for s 200 Gev , n 21.2k 4.8
Kinematic distribution of particles: assume pt , h, and f factorize
Random distribution in f
For h, assume constant distribution for |h| < 2, and distribution decreases linearly to 0 at h = 6
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For pt , use fit to UA1 spectrum
Ed 3
dp3A
1 pt p0h for s 200GeV ,
A 315mb GeV 2
p0 1.72GeVh 11.77
Ed 3
dp3 ~ dNd pt
21
2 pt
dNdpt
and so dNdpt
~pt
1 pt p0h
Simple field approximation
Df Df/2
Df/2h
R1
Constant 1.2 T cylindrical field with detector layers at R1 and 2 R1
.3 Bdlpt
with Bdl 1.2 T .05 m .018
pt is in GeV/c
2 arctan hR1
~ hR1
tan .009pt
~ .009pt
h R1 tan2
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Geometry
2 pixel layers, one at R=2.5 cm and the other at R=5 cm
Utilize the fast OR of all pixels in a given chip
For given z, inner layer has 10 channels and outer layer has 20 (in f)
Each layer has 16 channels in z for given f
2 30 degree gaps in f coverage
95% channel efficiency
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Triggering algorithm Find all f channels in the inner layer which have a hit and a
corresponding hit in one of the 2 channels in outer layer with the same f
For each such channel, pair each outer hit and inner hit, and fill 3 bins along the beam axis. Each bin has the same size as a detector channel.
Find the bins on the beam axis which have the maximum number of hits. If all such bins are within the acceptance, then we trigger.
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Dependence on zvertex
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Dependence on Nch
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Noise
Efficiency = # triggered events in acceptance / # events in acceptance
Rejection = # non-triggered events outside acceptance / # events outside acceptance
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To do
Get realistic figures for the channel efficiency, geometry, etc.
Get estimate for the noise per chip
The algorithm can easily be improved to make noise less of a problem