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[Sphenix-software-l] [minutes] Friday 10AM sPHENIX simulation meetings
- From: "Huang, Jin" <jhuang AT bnl.gov>
- To: phenix-nextmid-l <phenix-nextmid-l AT lists.bnl.gov>, "sphenix-software-l AT lists.bnl.gov" <sphenix-software-l AT lists.bnl.gov>
- Subject: [Sphenix-software-l] [minutes] Friday 10AM sPHENIX simulation meetings
- Date: Fri, 15 May 2015 19:28:08 +0000
Also available on the agenda page: https://indico.bnl.gov/conferenceDisplay.py?confId=1147
Announcement: · We summarized the TODO items for EMCal and jet simulations. New volunteers are welcomed for the many TODO items as highlighted below · Next sPHENIX meeting on May 19 Tue 1PM, where HCal workfest summary will be presented.
Jin - EMCal
Summary: give a summary of the current EMCal simulation status, on-going R&D on projection and near term TODO list.
Page 7: Sasha confirm that a parameterized EMCal performance was used in ePHENIX LOI plots, rather from G4. Nils plan to study it with G4.
Pag14: Current 2-D EMCal simulation is on-hold waiting for the parent engineering layout to finish
Action Item [Jin]: Finish implementing 2-D EMCal simulation
Page 17: Nils: from CALICE experience, it is important to study the dependence of Birks's law correction VS G4 range cut
Page 18: Can we make the back end of the EMCal module to be flat in z direction, so the zig-zagging edge is flatten? We should consider that.
Action Item [Jin]: · provide a prototype of Geant4->ROOT geometry exportation based on TGeoManager · Update performance plots with Birk's law
Wish Items [Manpower needed]: · Study performance VS photon transportation efficiency and electronics noise · Does 2D-tapering introduce too much variation in sampling fraction from front to back side of the module? Wave-hand argument say it should be small effect. But need to quantify. · Tower-by-tower shower shape analysis based on modern machine learning algorithms · Try anti-kT for EMCal clustering with R = Molière radius. Exploratory whether it works. (Mike: the evaluator provide convenient tool to quantify the performance) · Tool chain to quantify the performance with physics deliverables, e.g. Upsilon RAA error bar.
Mike - Jet
Summary: proposing re-organize jet objects and give a plan on the coming jet studies.
Page 2: Also plan to have truth jet on DST
Page 3: A nice plan of TODO list with open item highlighted. Contribution are welcomed.
Action Item [Mike]: · Jet storage structure today. · Improving evaluation process. · Jet evaluator · SVX reco modulization
Wish Item [Manpower needed]: · Import over ATLAS jet reco method (Ali or Anne?) · SVX reco improvement (?) · SVX+TPC evaluation (Alan?) · SVTX trackk object redesign(?) · Reco modulization, e.g. improve Kalman filter(?)
Page 4-6: Action Item [Mike]: · We plan to proceed with Plan-B and let user try it out. We will collect user experience to make final conclusion in future meetings. · To remedy the disadvantage for Plan-B in term of hard coded jet name based finding, we plan to give each map program-searchable flags, like radius, source and algorithm code. So a user code can iterate through all jet-maps, and find the jet satisfying given criteria without knowing the string name for the jet.
Page 7: Plan A is preferred by Mike and Jin Dennis: question on the natural of the 4x4 covariance uncertainty. Mike: can be computed and may reserve it for possible use in the future.
Page 9: Dennis: useful to include some of the feature (e.g. B-fraction, jet shape) to Jet object itself. Jin: it could be resident in a stl::map of (property ID, float value) inside the standard sPHENIX jet objects. So we do not blow up Jet object into 10 versions (as our PHG4Hit). Mike: It is important to put the first version in, to allow immediate studies and feedbacks. Then we further improve it.
Wish Item [Manpower needed]: · Particle Flow Jets (Javier) · Bottom Jets (Dennis, Peter, Mike using 2nd vertex?) · Jet Rejection with shape cut (?) · Jet Purity with Jet Modification (Ali?) · Recoil jet background subtractions (?) · Raw level tune of fast sim (?) · Geant4 unfold of jet spectrum (?)
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Jin HUANG
Brookhaven National Laboratory Physics Department, Bldg 510 C Upton, NY 11973-5000
Office: 631-344-5898 Cell: 757-604-9946 ______________________________
From: phenix-nextmid-l-bounces AT lists.bnl.gov [mailto:phenix-nextmid-l-bounces AT lists.bnl.gov]
On Behalf Of Huang, Jin
Dear All,
This a reminder for the next sPHENIX simulation meeting, Friday 10AM-12PM. Currently we have two confirmed talks on EMCal and Jet. More topics are welcomed too.
Agenda: https://indico.bnl.gov/conferenceDisplay.py?confId=1147 , edit password is 1008 Location: for BNL residence we will meet in conference room 2-219. Phone bridge: https://bluejeans.com/233203754/browser
+1 408 740 7256 +1 888 240 2560(US Toll Free) +1 408 317 9253(Alternate Number) (see all numbers - http://bluejeans.com/numbers) 2) Enter Conference ID: 233203754
Also to remind that the second next meeting will be on Tue May 19, 1PM-3PM in joint with GSU HCal workfest.
Cheers,
Jin
______________________________
Jin HUANG
Brookhaven National Laboratory Physics Department, Bldg 510 C Upton, NY 11973-5000
Office: 631-344-5898 Cell: 757-604-9946 ______________________________
From: Huang, Jin
Dear All,
I am writing to update on the plan for the coming sPHENIX meetings. Please note the change of the time slots for all the meetings:
Following the tracking summary/planning in the last meeting, we will have two meetings continue the summary/planning for calorimetry and jet studies:
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Fri May 15, 10AM – 12PM, Core week sPHENIX simulation meeting.
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Tue May 19, 1PM-3PM, joint meeting with HCal workfest summary session
Through the summer, we will try to move the meeting to a new weekly time slot of Tuesday 1PM-3PM, starting the week of May 19. Feedback are welcomed.
In the future meetings, besides continuing developing the physics program, we will also ramp up the effort in performance study for finalizing the detector designs, and in improving the sPHENIX software environment for long-term use. New contributions of topics and suggestions are always welcomed too.
Cheers,
Jin
______________________________
Jin HUANG
Brookhaven National Laboratory Physics Department, Bldg 510 C Upton, NY 11973-5000
Office: 631-344-5898 Cell: 757-604-9946 ______________________________
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