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Bill Atwood, SCIPP/UCSC, DC2 Closeout, May 31, 2006 GLAST GLAST 1 Bill Atwood & Friends

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Page 1: Bill Atwood, SCIPP/UCSC, DC2 Closeout, May 31, 2006 GLAST 1 Bill Atwood & Friends

Bill Atwood, SCIPP/UCSC, DC2 Closeout, May 31, 2006 GLASTGLAST1

Bill Atwood & Friends

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Bill Atwood, SCIPP/UCSC, DC2 Closeout, May 31, 2006 GLASTGLAST2

Pass 4 Punch List (from 30-Jan-2006 C&A VRVS Meeting)

1) Change event axis in CalValsCorrTool to Tkr1 definition (thanks – P. Bruel)

2) New ACD Variable (addition to AcdValsTool) Distance of closest approach to an ACD Ribbon (whether not Ribbon fired) Suggested Alg.: a) determine if trajectory goes out top (0) or which of the 4 sides (1-4). b) depending on entering surface – loop over all ribbon segments c) keep and report smallest value. This avoids having to check the POCA for each DOCA calc. and limits the sampled ribbon segments to only those on the entering surface.

Suggested nTuple Var. name: AcdTkrRibbonDoca

3) New Tkr. Vars. (Additions to TkrValsTool) TkrLATEdge = 742 – max(abs(Tkr1X0), abs(Tkr1Y0)) (presently this appears as CTBTrkLATEdge in the nTuple)

Track Dispersion: Mean-square distance between track start locations relative to Tkr1

TkrsN

iTkrs

XN

ionTkrDispers2)1(

1 if 0)(ˆ ii Xt

else 2

1

2)*ˆ( ii XtX

)( 1XXX ii

where

If NTkrs < 2 TrkDispersion = 0.

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Bill Atwood, SCIPP/UCSC, DC2 Closeout, May 31, 2006 GLASTGLAST3

4) New Trk-Cal Variables – Where to put them? – Historically these have gone into CalValsTool. CalTkrXtalDispersion: Dispersion of Cal. Xtals about Tkr1 Tracjectory weighted by energy (?)

iTkrTkriTkr

N

ii

CalRaw

EtXXXXE

DispersionCalTkrXtalXtals

))ˆ)(()((1 2

112

11

CalTkrXtalDispTrunc: Same as above after throughing out 10% furthest (Notlargest contributors) tracks

Data Reprocessing Requirements

Data: the All Gamma Run (V7r3p4 which is a repo of v7r3p1) – need 2M

Background: the 5B run using v7r3p5 NOW v9r6

Diffuse: the 1 day using v7r3p5

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Bill Atwood, SCIPP/UCSC, DC2 Closeout, May 31, 2006 GLASTGLAST4

DC2

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Bill Atwood, SCIPP/UCSC, DC2 Closeout, May 31, 2006 GLASTGLAST5

V9r3 – First Verification of G4, Gaudi, and Root Updates

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Bill Atwood, SCIPP/UCSC, DC2 Closeout, May 31, 2006 GLASTGLAST6

V9r4: Add the new ACD Geometry & Variables

More e+, fewer protonsExpected from changes to Flux and Blanket

New High E Tail

Most were due to missing AcdActDistTileEnergy

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Bill Atwood, SCIPP/UCSC, DC2 Closeout, May 31, 2006 GLASTGLAST7

DC2 Analysis had X – Y swapped.

Eric to the rescue!

Cutting on AcdTrkRibbonDist kills most of the high energy tail

V9r6: Have we arrived?

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Bill Atwood, SCIPP/UCSC, DC2 Closeout, May 31, 2006 GLASTGLAST8

YES! This is where Pass 4 starts!

.0.3

.4.5

.65.75

500 MeV

CTBGAM Cut

SR Level

Diffuse Rate = Bkg Rate

DC2 Base Class 3 – Post-Processing Filters & CTBGAM Boost at Low Energy

CTBGAM > .5

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Bill Atwood, SCIPP/UCSC, DC2 Closeout, May 31, 2006 GLASTGLAST9

Incoming p (17.1 GeV)

2 s from 0 decay (7.2 GeV) + neutron (not shown – 8.9 GeV)

- (40 MeV)

p (13.5 MeV)

Event 1488 - 122747

BLANKET

Irreducible Backgrounds: Proton interactions in the Blanket

Charge Conservation?

- (165 MeV)+ (111 MeV) Incoming Proton (16.2 GeV)

+ (360 MeV)

neutron (8.1 GeV)

neutron (505 MeV)

0 -> 2 not shown (6.1 GeV)

Event 1910 - 7070

BLANKET

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Bill Atwood, SCIPP/UCSC, DC2 Closeout, May 31, 2006 GLASTGLAST10

e+ Blanket conversion Ee+= 288 MeV

74 of these

e+ Tile Conversion 134 MeV a few of these – counted as Blanket conversions

Irreducible Backgrounds: Positron Annihilation in the Blanket

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Bill Atwood, SCIPP/UCSC, DC2 Closeout, May 31, 2006 GLASTGLAST11

Class 3

Class 3 +

Post Process Cuts

Careful: Order of Plots different Top to Bottom

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Bill Atwood, SCIPP/UCSC, DC2 Closeout, May 31, 2006 GLASTGLAST12

Pass 4 Energy Analysis Plots – New analysis due to new Likelihood Energy Alg.

Direct Method Comparison Param – Profile - Likelihood

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Bill Atwood, SCIPP/UCSC, DC2 Closeout, May 31, 2006 GLASTGLAST13

DC2

Use VtxDir for Event Axis

Pass 4 Energy CT Analysis

.50E

ΔENoise

Class A

Improvement over DC2

DC2 – Pass4 Comparisons

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Bill Atwood, SCIPP/UCSC, DC2 Closeout, May 31, 2006 GLASTGLAST14

DC2 PSF Analysis

Split according to

Thick and

Thin Layers:

Tkr1

FirstLayer 2-5 (T

hick) or 6-17 (Thin)

CT

s: Of E

vents with V

alid VT

X

choose to use

1Tkr or V

TX

Solu

tion: C

TB

VT

X

Split according to V

TX

Solu

tion

(VtxA

ngle >

0 &&

CT

BV

TX

> .5

CT

s: PS

F Im

age S

harpenin

g P

roduces C

TB

CO

RE

Varia

bleIM "glue" to put eventsback together and produceCTBBestXDir,YDir,ZDir andCTBCORE (the "good" PSFprobability variable)

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Bill Atwood, SCIPP/UCSC, DC2 Closeout, May 31, 2006 GLASTGLAST15

cos() < -.95

cos() < -.2

DC2 PSF Analysis Results What CTBCOR Does

- On Axis can vary PSF by ~ 30% (at the expense of Aeff)

- The 95/68 Ratio improves significantly

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Bill Atwood, SCIPP/UCSC, DC2 Closeout, May 31, 2006 GLASTGLAST16

Pass 4 PSF Analysis

Break energy range into 3 bins:< 350 MeV, 350-3500 MeV, > 3500 MeV

Increases No. of CT’s by 3X

Results:Core remains the same, but…Ratio 95/68 improved by 11-14%

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Bill Atwood, SCIPP/UCSC, DC2 Closeout, May 31, 2006 GLASTGLAST17

Next Steps

Redo Full Background rejection for PSR to Spectrum-Astro (13-Sept-2006)

Run increased statistics over DC2 in all catagories• All Gamma (IRFs)• Background (to search for remaining “hot-spots” in phase space)• Diffuse (for PSR)• All Sky a la DC2 (a years worth to continue and extend the work of DC2)

Beam Test (Starts at CERN in July!!!!!!!)• Validate G4 Physics for rare processes now known to • result in LAT irreducible backgrounds• Verify energy reconstruction at > 100 GeV• Validate G4 QED Shower back-splash into ACD• Demonstrate PSF in Flight Hardware