20191118-PREX2-Analysis
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Meeting room at JLab: CC B101
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This meeting immediately preceeds the JAPAN meeting, and uses the same room and BlueJeans reservations.
Agenda
- PREX-2 runlist spreadsheet: [1] Github repo
- There were a few runs that Cameron still hadn't changed from needs cuts, but that was because they had required some custom tuning of burp/stability that changed after the burp bug was fixed. He wasn't sure how best to deal with them yet.
- I think we should go ahead and move forward without worrying about tweaking cuts yet. Respin1 will give us a survey of all the runs, and we can reconsider changes that might go in for a respin2
- As we do the respin, the RCDB will have a new comment field that we can use to describe changes based on respin analysis
- Tao : additional combined plots looking at statistical self-consistency Git-repo
- Weibin and Tao: table of cuts. [2]
- I think we're basically ready with the cuts.
- Robert: pedestals
- He had raised a question on slack about uncommited files on the adaq cluster
- Need to check on the blinded PMT and stubby test runs
- There are some single-run channel maps for the beamline; Caryn thinks they may be PITA scans. We should check
- Victoria: beam modulation (raw data quality, residuals)
- Paul will work with Victoria today to get the belssed slopes brought in as new corrector definitions for the respin
- Devi: blinded tubes
- Devi will get beam-off pedestal files ready for all of the blinded-tube runs.
- Last week, he had shown a discrepancy between the yield ratios and the asymmetry width changes between normal and blinded-pmt runs. He looked at the event signal distribution in HAPPEX Log 3935. Need to check for overflow events
- BCM & DD resolution; stripline and cavity and complementary bpm resolution and performance.
- Yufan and Devika are working on these together; Devika is focused on BPM resolution, and Yufan is on the BCM resolution
- Devika is looking at the 4A abd 4E normal and complement BPM resolution and combinations of them
- Overloaded regression (Tao?)
- The overloaded regression has been set up on the ifarm
- Std: five beam monitors as variables
- Overloaded: All BPMs in the hall line
- "Dithering Energy": 4A, 4E, and the dithering-based combination of 11 and 12 for energy
- The Langrange analysis first pass is also set up on the ifarm machines; once respin1 is done we would be able to evaluate stable slope periods for Lagrange analysis similar to the "belssed slopes" for dithering
- The overloaded regression has been set up on the ifarm
- Multiplet plots: haplog3936
- The 50uA plots have broad tails. Is that dues to beam current cuts, or something else? Actually, when the single arm runs are excluded, the tails drop
- Dithering distributions have large tails for both 50uA and 70uA running. Maybe this is coming from slugs where dithering slopes have a transition in the middle of the run?
- Next would a set of left-arm and right-arm plots for all runs when those arms are working.
Present
Paul, Ryan, Devi, Robert R., Tao, Dmitri, Weibin
Phone: Cameron, Caryn, Ciprian, Jinlong, Kent, Sanghwa, Yufan, Devika