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Looking at an all charged particle final state to study the state of the tracking code: \gamma p -> pi+ pi+ pi- pi- p.
 
Looking at an all charged particle final state to study the state of the tracking code: \gamma p -> pi+ pi+ pi- pi- p.
  
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==Kinematic fit==
 
==Kinematic fit==
 
All combinations of track hypotheses that produce the correct final state are kinematically fit. Constraint is overall conservation of 4-momentum.
 
All combinations of track hypotheses that produce the correct final state are kinematically fit. Constraint is overall conservation of 4-momentum.
  
 
*41% of events have sufficient particles (>=3 positive tracks, >=2 negative tracks)
 
*41% of events have sufficient particles (>=3 positive tracks, >=2 negative tracks)
*Of these, ?% have kinematic fit confidence level>1% (3% of total events)
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*Of these, 9% have kinematic fit confidence level>1% (4% of total events)
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==3-momentum==
 
==3-momentum==
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Kinematic fit is dependent on errors, PID. Try to simplify things...
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Look at events with exactly 5 tracks (3 positive, 2 negative) and look at sum of reconstructed 3-momentum from all tracks.
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[[Image:Pt_vs_pz.png]]
 
[[Image:Pt_vs_pz.png]]

Revision as of 14:31, 16 November 2011

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Looking at an all charged particle final state to study the state of the tracking code: \gamma p -> pi+ pi+ pi- pi- p.

  • 50,000 events
  • svn revision 8540

Kinematic fit

All combinations of track hypotheses that produce the correct final state are kinematically fit. Constraint is overall conservation of 4-momentum.

  • 41% of events have sufficient particles (>=3 positive tracks, >=2 negative tracks)
  • Of these, 9% have kinematic fit confidence level>1% (4% of total events)


3-momentum

Kinematic fit is dependent on errors, PID. Try to simplify things...

Look at events with exactly 5 tracks (3 positive, 2 negative) and look at sum of reconstructed 3-momentum from all tracks.


Pt vs pz.png