tracking algorithms
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Tracking Algorithms. Hervé Savajols & Thomas Roger (GANIL) Wolfgang Mittig (MSU) …. Cubic Geometry. MAYA : the movie. ❍ For particle leaving MAYA at forward angles, identification is given by the energy loss in MAYA, energy deposit in Si and CsI wall. - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
ACTAR meeting - Dec 10th 2008Hervé Savajols (GANIL)
Tracking AlgorithmsTracking Algorithms
Hervé Savajols & Thomas Roger (GANIL)Wolfgang Mittig (MSU)
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ACTAR meeting - Dec 10th 2008Hervé Savajols (GANIL)
Cubic Geometry
11Li beam
9Li
PPAC
MAYA target-detector
SSD and
veto SSD
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MAYA : the MAYA : the moviemovie
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❍ For particle leaving MAYA at forward angles, identification is given by the energy loss in MAYA, energy deposit in Si and CsI wall d
p
t
He
p d
t
❍ Reconstruction of the reaction kinematics
❍ For particle stopping inside MAYA, identification is given by the energy of the particle and its Range :
Range ∝ E2/MZ2
Maya Maya identificationidentification
ACTAR meeting - Dec 10th 2008Hervé Savajols (GANIL)
Event display of pads signals. Each dot shows the pulse height of the pad
Drift time distribution
- Selection of the particle in Si
-Projected trajectectory reconstruction Theta2D and Range2D
- Vertex (target depth)
- Reaction plane angle
Event Event analysisanalysis
❍ Energy resolution ❍ Angular resolution Range resolution ≈ 1mm ∆θ ≈ ∆x/R (0.6 deg for R=10cm) ∆R/R ≈ 1mm/R (≈ 1% for Range = 10cm) ∆E/E = 0.5*1/R (≈ 0.5% for Range = 10cm)
Charge resolution ~ 10 % Vertex resolution ~ 3 mm
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Handy simulation software is necessary
Because of the energy loss in MAYA◆ Beam energy changes depending on the depth into MAYA◆ Energies detected in Si or CSI depend strongly on the reaction point.◆ Angular acceptance depend on the reaction point
1. Event Generator
- Class Nuclei
- Class Reactions
- Class CrossSections
- Class Event
- Class EventOutput
2. Detector
- Class EnergyLoss
- Class ActiveAreaGeometry
- Class AncillaryDetector
4. OfflineAnalysis
- Class Identification
- Class ParicleTracking
Hervé Savajols, GANIL
3. Event output- Class LogFile
- Class Eventouput
- Class EventDisplay
11Li(p,t)9
Li
Q-value measurement
∆E = 120keV
ACTAR meeting - Dec 10th 2008Hervé Savajols (GANIL)
Hyperbolic secant squared method- principle -
Induced charge distribution from a
point source
-> search of maxima along symetry axis
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Hyperbolic secant squared method- results -
Calculated angle is shifted around 0° and 60°
Extreme points has to be removed from the fitting procedure...
-> Range has to be greater than 4 pads
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Global Fitting method
Orthogonal distance regression
Good resolution if only one track Problems if two or more tracks
-> used for thin tracks. Range has to be greater than 3 pads
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Getting 3rd dimension
Time from wires used to extract
reaction plan10e angle
-> angle < 60°
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Test of a complete algorithm- case of p(11Li,9Li)t reaction -
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Geometry definition of the next active Geometry definition of the next active targettarget
Cylindrical geometry: symmetry around beam axis E // beam axis, uniform Projection on the endcap of the cylinder
B // beam axis
Anode
PadsASIC cards
Cathode
O 50cm
Quantities to be measured: curvature radius, collected charge, range, anglesFor 0.5 mm position resolution, ΔE/E=2ΔR/R, expected energy resolution≈100 keV for θcm>20°
50cm