STAR Correlations and Fluctuations PWG

[Dylan Neff <dneffucla AT gmail.com>]

Hi Xiaofeng,

 

Thanks for your feedback!

1. I added a slide after 5 explaining the resampling
2. I don’t have systematics and probably won’t quite be able to get them finished before the conference so I removed slide 13. I also don’t have the systematics for the other slides (10, 12, 13), is this ok? From my previous analyses I wouldn’t expect the systematics to be much larger than the statistical errors.

 

 

Thanks,

Dylan Neff

 

From: Xiaofeng Luo via Star-cf-l
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Hi Dylan,

    Please find my suggestions to your CPOD presentation.

    1. After slide 5, you may add one slide to explain  : what is more samples per events.  Why use 72 samples in the following slides,
        which is used in your data analysis.   
    2. Slide 13, do you have systematic uncertainties on the STAR data ?  If only statistical errors, I would suggest to not showing the data points.
      
Thank you,
Best Regards,
Xiaofeng

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