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  • From: Stefan Bathe <stefan.bathe AT baruch.cuny.edu>
  • To: Stefan Bathe <stefan.bathe AT baruch.cuny.edu>
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  • Subject: Re: [Sphenix-hcal-l] [minutes] HCal muon calibration meeting tomorrow, Tuesday, August 31, after HCal meeting
  • Date: Tue, 31 Aug 2021 15:42:06 -0400

Dear All,

Here the minutes of today’s meeting (also on indico).

Regards,
Stefan
Communication channel
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Slack trial subscription ran out.  Move to MatterMost or Discourse?  Stefan will discuss with Colorado group.

Dan Richford—Digitizer channel swap test (see slides)
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- description of digitizer channel swap test

Shuhang—Digitizer channel swap test (see slides)
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- analysis of digitizer channel swap test
- background follows switch => absence (or presence) of background is related to digitizer
- hypothesis:
  - background is real (evidence:  can be reduced in 3-tower test; is present in simulation)
  - two channels somehow (how?) suppress background
- absence of background shifts peak (of same channel!) by about 1 % (depending on fitting)

Hanpu—data analysis (see slides)
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- exclusion of towers with large PR spread (after PR recalculation for preproduction)
  - does not remove outliers
  - MPV/PR not correlated with PR (not shown in slides—Hanpu, could you add this plot to your posted slides?)
  - renewed discussion of what could cause outliers:
    - check if related to ADC channels (probably not). ACTION ITEM Hanpu
    - check whether related to preamps ACTION ITEM Dan, Stefan
- fitting method
  - finds that fit with gamma function + linear function, using maximum of whole function, gives best description of peak and should be accurate enough 
  - for channels where \xi^2/ndf large, use peak finder
  - consensus that we will use this method for calibration

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Stefan Bathe
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Baruch College, CUNY
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On Aug 30, 2021, at 10:28, Stefan Bathe <stefan.bathe AT baruch.cuny.edu> wrote:





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