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  • From: Stefan Bathe <stefan.bathe AT baruch.cuny.edu>
  • To: Stefan Bathe <stefan.bathe AT baruch.cuny.edu>
  • Cc: sphenix-hcal-l AT lists.bnl.gov
  • Subject: Re: [Sphenix-hcal-l] [minutes] HCal calibration meeting following regular HCal meeting tomorrow
  • Date: Mon, 14 Jun 2021 23:51:19 -0400

Dear All,

Here the minutes from last week’s meeting:

Shuhang: peak finder and gamma distribution fitting (see slides)
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- look at 16 subsamples
- fluctuations larger than statistical error bars
- suggestions
- look at signal to noise (Edward)
- look at width/MPV (Stefan)
- sector QA: mean, width
- looks like two different distributions
- suggestions
- break down into “production" and "non-production” sectors (“production”
referring to sectors with SiPMs with Vop=67.48 V where V was accidentally set
to 67.84 V)
- look at distribution of normalized width
- look at same quantity in simulations (Ejiro, Dan Lis)
- plan to correct for PR

Hanpu: peak finder and gamma distribution fitting (see slides)
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- attempted fit for all available “regular” data
- 100 % success rate (defined as chi^2/ndf < 2 and Delta MPV (peak
finder-fitting) < 100)
- sector 15 shows low peak
- was later found by Dan Richford and Stefan to be mistake in voltage
setting
- several sectors show similar problem: 14, 15, 21, 25
- these are sectors with a variety of SiPMs with different Vops, where
tower-by-tower voltage has to be adjusted with offset (via DAC value)
- DAC offset was applied to LED and TP, but mistakenly not to cosmics data
- new data with corrected offset will be taken during burn-in
- Edward suspects overflow peak comes from problem with pedestal subtraction
in raw ADC data and suggests to talk to John H
- Stefan reached out to John H (Cc Edward, Dan R), but no response yet
- Edward asks about offline cuts to data
- Dan R and Shuhang confirm that two-tower vertical condition and neighbor
veto cut are tower-by-tower cuts (as opposed to event-by-event)
- error (MPV) vs MPV shows two groups of towers
- not clear why

Veronica: fitting with Landau + Gaussian background (please post slides or
send to Stefan)
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- switched from Landau with convoluted Gaussian to just Landau (plus Gaussian
background) a few weeks ago
- question for gain variation as function of voltage and temperature
- Edward: 1 % per degree C
- John H (earlier private email): 2.5 %/degree C, 2.5 % per 50 mV
- suggestion (Edward): take temperature dependence into account when
comparing different runs
- sector 12: large width distribution
- suggestion: compare to Gamma distribution fit (Shuhang, Hanpu)

Dan Lis—Geant simulation (see slides)
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- still working on cosmic spray class
- still working on implementation of half-absorber plate
- showed various low-level data correlations between peak, integral, and
pedestal
- various anomalies—unclear if they constitute problems
- suggestions (Edward):
- reject entire event if any peculiarities in event
- anomalies caused by double hits or catastrophic energy loss of muon:
calculate rate

Regards,
Stefan
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Stefan Bathe
Professor of Physics
Baruch College, CUNY

Baruch: BNL:
17 Lexington Ave Bldg. 510
office 940 office 2-229
phone 646-660-6272 phone 631-344-8490
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> On Jun 7, 2021, at 9:47 PM, Stefan Bathe via sPHENIX-HCal-l
> <sphenix-hcal-l AT lists.bnl.gov> wrote:
>
> Dear All,
>
> As usual, we’ll check in with each other at the end of the regular HCal
> meeting to talk about any progress on the calibration effort. If you let
> me know that you are presenting something, I’ll make an agenda entry so you
> can post your slides. It’s probably easiest if we just stay on the HCal
> Zoom line.
>
> Regards,
> Stefan
>
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> Stefan Bathe
> Professor of Physics
> Baruch College, CUNY
>
> Baruch: BNL:
> 17 Lexington Ave Bldg. 510
> office 940 office 2-229
> phone 646-660-6272 phone 631-344-8490
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