Difference between revisions of "Kinematic fitting of ρ and b1π events"

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** Use default PID algorithm  
 
** Use default PID algorithm  
 
* 4C kinematic fit (nothing missing)
 
* 4C kinematic fit (nothing missing)
[[File:rho_mm2.gif | left | frame | Missing mass squared for the reaction γp->pπ-π+. Red histogram is after a 0.01 CL cut on the result of kinematic fitting]]
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[[File:rho_mm2.gif | left | frame | Missing mass squared for the reaction γp→pπ-π+. Red histogram is after a 0.01 CL cut on the result of kinematic fitting]]
 
[[File:rho_prob.gif]]
 
[[File:rho_prob.gif]]
 
<br style="clear: both" />  
 
<br style="clear: both" />  
<gallery caption="Pull distributions (CL>0.01)">
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<gallery caption="Pull distributions">
 
File:rho_pim_pull_px.gif | &pi;- px pull
 
File:rho_pim_pull_px.gif | &pi;- px pull
 
File:rho_pim_pull_py.gif  | &pi;- py pull
 
File:rho_pim_pull_py.gif  | &pi;- py pull
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</gallery>
 
</gallery>
 
<br style="clear: both" />
 
<br style="clear: both" />
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In the kinematic fitting code,
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<blockquote>
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Pull =  (&nu;(fit)-&nu;(meas))  / &radic;(C(meas)-C(fit))
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</blockquote>
  
 
== b1&pi; events ==
 
== b1&pi; events ==

Revision as of 10:06, 4 April 2012

ρ events

  • Generated 100000 events with genr8
  • Require pπ+π-, each with tracking CL>0.001
    • Use default PID algorithm
  • 4C kinematic fit (nothing missing)
Missing mass squared for the reaction γp→pπ-π+. Red histogram is after a 0.01 CL cut on the result of kinematic fitting

Rho prob.gif


In the kinematic fitting code,

Pull = (ν(fit)-ν(meas)) / √(C(meas)-C(fit))

b1π events

  • Generated 100000 events with genr8
  • Require p2π+2π-, each with tracking CL>0.001
    • Use default PID algorithm
  • 1C kinematic fit (missing π0)
Missing mass squared for the reaction γp->p2π+π-(X). Red histogram is after cutting on CL from kinematic fitting at 0.01.

B1pi prob.gif

Black histogram uses momenta from tracking reconstruction; red histogram uses refined momenta returned by kinematic fitting code