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Page 1: Status of the BaBar Simulation Geant4 Workshop 30 September 2002 Dennis Wright

Status of the BaBar Simulation

Geant4 Workshop 30 September 2002 Dennis Wright

Page 2: Status of the BaBar Simulation Geant4 Workshop 30 September 2002 Dennis Wright

Outline

BaBar Overview

Comparison projects– EM process validation– Hadronic process validation

Performance

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The BaBar Detector

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Overview of the BaBar Simulation

Objectivity Database

Event Generator

Tracking, Physics, Hit Scoring

(Bogus, GEANT4)

Detector ResponseAnd Background

Mixing(SimApp)

ReconstructionAnd Analysis

(Bear)

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Use of Geant4 in BaBar

BaBar uses:

– Geometry– Hit-scoring – Decay processes– EM physics processes

(< 10 GeV)– Low energy hadronic

processes (< 10 GeV)

BaBar does not use:

– Standard tracking/navigation

– Detector response– Persistence

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BaBar/Geant4 Validation (1)

1 million events generated by October 2000 – B0B0bar, Bhabha, dimuons

Use to test gross features of simulation:– Material model validation– Tracking/resolution tests– G3/G4/Data comparison of EM processes – Rough check of hadronic processes– Tests of performance/robustness

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BaBar/Geant4 Validation (2)

Detailed comparisons of MC and data– 11 million event sample completed July 2002

• > 25 different event types simulated

– Goals: • fine tuning of EM processes (check recent improvements)• Take a serious look at hadronic processes• Examine calorimetry, tracking, PID

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EM processes/calorimetry

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EM processes/calorimetry

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EM processes/calorimetry

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Tracking

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Tracking

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Hadronic ValidationCurrently using low energy parameterized model – Not especially appropriate for BaBar energies (50 MeV – 10

GeV)– Several fixes reported by LCD group at SLAC – passed to G4– Some included in toolkit, some to be included soon

Use latest MC data set and BaBar “thin target” tests to search for and fix other problems

Very recent results from tests –hadronic group hasn’t seen them yet

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BaBar “Thin Target” Hadronic Tests

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Hadronic Validation

Hadron kinetic model (40 MeV – 10 GeV) will be perfect for BaBar – Will switch to that as soon as it is ready

SLAC (T. Koi, D. Wright) has recently joined in the hadron kinetic model validation effort

First effort – develop validation test bench for p,n, pi, K– Compare data, kinetic model at 500 MeV – few GeV

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Performance (1)

Simulation stage of generic B0-B0bar event includes event generator, tracking, hit-scoring– On 866 MHz PIII takes 5.0 s/evt– Used Geant4 4.0

Currently running MC production at 19 sites (1 billion events so far)Run failures due to Geant4 getting rare– < 1 per million events– A few annoyances remain

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Performance (2)

BaBar recently decided to double the MC/data ratio (to 3)Speed issues now more important than everGeant4 part of BaBar simulation time 30-40%Options:– Simplify detector geometry– Use parameterized showers– Use faster machines (new 1.4 GHz machines being

tested)

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Conclusions

EM validation well in hand– A little tweaking remains

Hadronic validation beginning in earnest– Results will be passed to hadronics group

Huge amount of MC data to be produced using Geant4 over life of experiment– Seeking ways to speed up simulation