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Image:Y_x.jpg|y vs x global coordinate position of hits in the SVT detector.  
 
Image:Y_x.jpg|y vs x global coordinate position of hits in the SVT detector.  
Image:y_vs_x2.jpg|y vs x global coordinate position of hits in the SVT detector. 3 out of 4 SL required (always SL1).
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Image:X_y_x_wierd.jpg|Part of the detector sticking out?
 
Image:y_vs_x3.jpg|y vs x global coordinate position of hits in the SVT detector. 3 out of 4 SL required.
 
Image:y_vs_x3.jpg|y vs x global coordinate position of hits in the SVT detector. 3 out of 4 SL required.
 
Image:Theta_correct.jpg|Theta distributions. black: all generated events. All other colors: require hits in increasing number of layers
 
Image:Theta_correct.jpg|Theta distributions. black: all generated events. All other colors: require hits in increasing number of layers

Revision as of 18:35, 28 July 2008

First SVT results

This page shows our versions of the analysis results Maurizio posted at http://clasweb.jlab.org/wiki/index.php/First_SVT_results complete with ROOT source. I am shamelessly stealing his wiki code, too.

Details:

  • Except for the proton and pion graph, we are using protons generated with momentum range 0.2 to 3.8 GeV, covering all angles uniformly
  • The evio output is converted to ROOT output with evio2root
  • The gemc commands to generate the two used data sets are:
$GEMC/gemc -GT=BST -PRINT_EVENT=10000 -BEAM_P="proton, 2.0*GeV, 0*deg, 0*deg" \
-SPREAD_P="1.9999*GeV, 180*deg, 360*deg" -SPREAD_V="(0.1, 0.1, 2.5)cm" \
-OUTPUT="evio, proton_500000.ev" -N=500000 -LUMI_P="e-, 11*GeV, 0, 0" \
-LUMI_V="(0, 0, -5)cm" -LUMI_EVENT="100, 124*ns, 2*ns" -USE_PHYSICSL=QGSP \
-HALL_MATERIAL=Vacuum -USE_QT=0

and

$GEMC/gemc -GT=BST -PRINT_EVENT=10000 -BEAM_P="pi+, 2.0*GeV, 0*deg, 0*deg" \
-SPREAD_P="1.9999*GeV, 180*deg, 360*deg" -SPREAD_V="(0.1, 0.1, 2.5)cm" \
-OUTPUT="evio, pion_500000.ev" -N=500000 -LUMI_P="e-, 11*GeV, 0, 0" \
-LUMI_V="(0, 0, -5)cm" -LUMI_EVENT="100, 124*ns, 2*ns" -USE_PHYSICSL=QGSP \
-HALL_MATERIAL=Vacuum -USE_QT=0