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My Activities at VECC during the last visit Hemen Kumar Kalita Gauhati University Special thanks to: Partha Pratim Bhaduri (VECC) . 1. Outline : # First I've tried to read the mcpoints i.e. the information from the input files and get the position co-ordinates of the corresponding
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My Activities at VECC during the last visit Hemen Kumar Kalita Gauhati University Special thanks to: Partha Pratim Bhaduri (VECC) 1
Outline: # First I've tried to read the mcpoints i.e. the information from the input files and get the position co-ordinates of the corresponding mcpoints and by looping over all the mcpoints generated the following plots: ●Distribution of mcpoints ● x vs y and r distributions. # Plots of Hit Efficiency per layer. (where Hit Efficiency =no. of Hits/no. of mcpoints) # Plots of position resolution. 2
All the plots are generated for 1K Pluto and embedded events 3
For embedded For pluto 4
For pluto For embedded 5
Layer # 1 Front side of Layer # 1 For pluto 6
x vs y dist. for layer # 1 For embedded 7
Back side of layer # 1 Front side of layer # 1 For embedded 8
For pluto For embedded events 9
Layer # 1 Front side of Layer # 1 For pluto 10
Layer # 1 Front side of layer # 1 For embedded events 11
For pluto For embedded 12
Layer # 1 Front side of layer # 1 For pluto 13
layer # 1 Front side of layer # 1 For embedded 14
For pluto Hit Efficiency per layer =no. of Hits per layer / no. of mcpoints per layer 15
For embedded Hit Efficiency per layer =no. of Hits per layer / no. of mcpoints per layer 16
Float_t delx = (x_mcp – x_h); // position resolution for x Float_t dely = (y_mcp – y_h); // position resolution for y Float_t delz = (z_mcp – z_h); // position resolution for z * ' *_h represent the position of the hit and * ' * _mcp represent the position of the associated mcpoint. For pluto 17
For pluto 18
Float_t delx = (x_mcp – x_h); // position resolution for x Float_t dely = (y_mcp – y_h); // position resolution for y Float_t delz = (z_mcp – z_h); // position resolution for z * ' *_h represent the position of the hit and * ' * _mcp represent the position of the associated mcpoint. For embedded 19
For embedded 20
Summary:- # Now I can read the information from the input files i.e. mcpoints, mctracks and extract track parameters from there. # Can generate all the plots for each layer i.e. station by station. # Can get the track ID and get the corresponding Pdgcode of the track. # Can calculate hit efficiency per layer and plot the graph # Can get the position resolution and compare the distribution of mcpoints with the associated mcpoints of the hits. 21