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Update onUpdate on Beamtest 06 Beamtest 06 CU PSF studyCU PSF study
C. CecchiS. Germani
M. Pepe
Università di Perugia and INFN
Gamma-ray Large Area Gamma-ray Large Area Space TelescopeSpace Telescope
Beam Test Worksop III Jun 28-30, 2006
Beam Test Worksop 3
Pisa, Jun 29th, 2006
C. Cecchi S. Germani M. Pepe 2
Jan Conrad StudyJan Conrad Study
evts in the histogram
rel. error
rel. bias
Fit (from Toby’s fuction)
1k 0.05 0.01
10k 0.01 0.0007
100k 0.004 0.005
Count (from Landau’s function)
1k 0.049 0.005
10k 0.015 0.005
100k 0.005 0.005
Jan studied the statistical properties of the Fit (with Toby’s function) and Counting (histogram quantiles) method for the PSF error estimation. •He generated random data followinf Toby’s and Landau’s function and then applied the two methods:
•Fit for Toby’s Function•Counting for Landau’s function
Conclusion:
The two methods give consistent
results
Beam Test Worksop 3
Pisa, Jun 29th, 2006
C. Cecchi S. Germani M. Pepe 3
Our Mc DataOur Mc Data
• Tagged gammas:– 4.5 M e- /angle (0, 20, 40 deg)– Beam Energy 1 GeV and 2.5 GeV
• do not cover all the energy range • but we (almost) have the two ends of the energy
spectrum
Beam Test Worksop 3
Pisa, Jun 29th, 2006
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Tagger Resolution: Tagger Resolution: Close EndClose End setupsetup
Ali
gn
at
clo
se e
nd
(bea
m o
n A
l w
ind
ow
)
Acceptance Range
Beam E Emin Emax
1000 300 750
2500 900 1800
From L. Latronico, G. Spandre, A. BrezVRVS 20 Jun 2006
The range for2500 MeV Beam
has been extrapolated
Beam Test Worksop 3
Pisa, Jun 29th, 2006
C. Cecchi S. Germani M. Pepe 5
Tagger Resolution: Tagger Resolution: Far EndFar End setupsetup
Ali
gn
at
far
end
(bea
m a
way
fro
m A
l fr
ame)
Acceptance Range
Beam E Emin Emax
1000 200 400
2500 1200 1800
From L. Latronico, G. Spandre, A. BrezVRVS 20 Jun 2006
The range for2500 MeV Beam
has been extrapolated
Beam Test Worksop 3
Pisa, Jun 29th, 2006
C. Cecchi S. Germani M. Pepe 6
DirErr (angular deviation)DirErr (angular deviation)
Beam Test Worksop 3
Pisa, Jun 29th, 2006
C. Cecchi S. Germani M. Pepe 7
PSF FitPSF Fit
Tail Structure
Thanks Benoit !!
Beam Test Worksop 3
Pisa, Jun 29th, 2006
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PSF68 - Beam 0 Deg – Close PSF68 - Beam 0 Deg – Close End End
Front
Back
Number of Gammas within the Energy Acceptance Range
Beam Test Worksop 3
Pisa, Jun 29th, 2006
C. Cecchi S. Germani M. Pepe 9
PSF68 - Beam 0 Deg – Close PSF68 - Beam 0 Deg – Close EndEnd
Front
Back200k
250k
Beam Test Worksop 3
Pisa, Jun 29th, 2006
C. Cecchi S. Germani M. Pepe 10
PSF95 – Beam 0 Deg – Close PSF95 – Beam 0 Deg – Close EnadEnad
Front
Back
Beam Test Worksop 3
Pisa, Jun 29th, 2006
C. Cecchi S. Germani M. Pepe 11
PSF95 – Beam 0 Deg – Close PSF95 – Beam 0 Deg – Close EndEnd
Front
Back
Beam Test Worksop 3
Pisa, Jun 29th, 2006
C. Cecchi S. Germani M. Pepe 12
PSF68 - Beam 40 Deg – Close PSF68 - Beam 40 Deg – Close EndEnd
200k
400k
Front
Back
Beam Test Worksop 3
Pisa, Jun 29th, 2006
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PSF95 - Beam 40 Deg – Close PSF95 - Beam 40 Deg – Close EndEnd
Front
Back
Beam Test Worksop 3
Pisa, Jun 29th, 2006
C. Cecchi S. Germani M. Pepe 14
PSF68 - Beam 0 Deg – Far EndPSF68 - Beam 0 Deg – Far End
Front
Back
Beam Test Worksop 3
Pisa, Jun 29th, 2006
C. Cecchi S. Germani M. Pepe 15
PSF68 - Beam 0 Deg – Far EndPSF68 - Beam 0 Deg – Far End
200k
250k
Front
Back
Beam Test Worksop 3
Pisa, Jun 29th, 2006
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PSF68 - Beam 40 Deg – Far PSF68 - Beam 40 Deg – Far EndEnd
250k
300k
Front
Back
Beam Test Worksop 3
Pisa, Jun 29th, 2006
C. Cecchi S. Germani M. Pepe 17
If NumTracks>0 If NumTracks>0 PSF68 - Beam 0 DegPSF68 - Beam 0 Deg – Close End – Close End
25k
30k
If the Trigger couldSelect only events with
NumTracks>0 Front
Back
Beam Test Worksop 3
Pisa, Jun 29th, 2006
C. Cecchi S. Germani M. Pepe 18
If NumTracks>0 If NumTracks>0 PSF68 - Beam 40 DegPSF68 - Beam 40 Deg – Close End – Close End
25k
40k
If the Trigger couldSelect only events with
NumTracks>0
Front
Back
Beam Test Worksop 3
Pisa, Jun 29th, 2006
C. Cecchi S. Germani M. Pepe 19
If NumTracks>0 If NumTracks>0 PSF68 - Beam 0 DegPSF68 - Beam 0 Deg – Far End – Far End
25k
30k
Front
Back
If the Trigger couldSelect only events with
NumTracks>0
Beam Test Worksop 3
Pisa, Jun 29th, 2006
C. Cecchi S. Germani M. Pepe 20
If NumTracks>0 If NumTracks>0 PSF68 - Beam 40 DegPSF68 - Beam 40 Deg – Far End – Far End
30k
50k
Front
Back
If the Trigger couldSelect only events with
NumTracks>0
Beam Test Worksop 3
Pisa, Jun 29th, 2006
C. Cecchi S. Germani M. Pepe 21
Statistics Summary Statistics Summary TablesTables
# gammas within energy range
Close End
Far End
Front
Back
Front
Back
0 deg
200k
250k
200k
300k
40 deg
200k
400k
250k
300k
# gammas within energy range
NumTracks>0
Close End
Far End
Front
Back
Front
Back
0 deg
25k 30k
25k 30k
40 deg
25k 40k
40k 50kAsk For 30-40k per Beam Energy ?
Ask For 250-300k per Beam Energy ?
Beam Test Worksop 3
Pisa, Jun 29th, 2006
C. Cecchi S. Germani M. Pepe 22
Jan Conrad Study IIJan Conrad Study II
Jan is talking about events in the histograms therefore we have to compare his results with ours for NumTracks>0
Since we divided front and back events and we are dealing with “real” Mc Data, Jan’s estimation of 10k events to reach the 1% error level is in agreement with our result (events in histogram ~30k/2 )
As Jan anticipated the Fit and Counting method lead to similar errors
Beam Test Worksop 3
Pisa, Jun 29th, 2006
C. Cecchi S. Germani M. Pepe 23
Beam PositionBeam Position
Tower Center Tower Border
Tower Crack
Beam Test Worksop 3
Pisa, Jun 29th, 2006
C. Cecchi S. Germani M. Pepe 24
Tower Center – Tower Tower Center – Tower BorderBorder
Front
Back
PSF68 Beam 2.5 GeV – 0 deg
Beam Test Worksop 3
Pisa, Jun 29th, 2006
C. Cecchi S. Germani M. Pepe 25
Tower Center – Tower Tower Center – Tower CrackCrack
Front
Back
PSF68 Beam 2.5 GeV – 0 deg
Beam Test Worksop 3
Pisa, Jun 29th, 2006
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Multiple gamma effetctsMultiple gamma effetcts
Beam Test Worksop 3
Pisa, Jun 29th, 2006
C. Cecchi S. Germani M. Pepe 27
MCS Options Comparison MCS Options Comparison Front
Beam Test Worksop 3
Pisa, Jun 29th, 2006
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ConclusionsConclusions
• Number of needed gammas:– seems to be almost independent from the Beam Energy and the
Tagger setup (close end, far end) – needed gammas within energy acceptance:
• 250 k• 30 k if NumTracks>0
• Beam Position:– Tower Border seems not to affect the PSF
• maybe our beem was too far from the Tower edge– Tower Crack affect performances
• smaller efficiency• bigger amount of dead material spoil PSF
• Multiple gammas:– affect the PSF– way to select single gammas not found yet
• MCS:– small difference between Native G4 and OLD32
• difference bigger than 1%
Beam Test Worksop 3
Pisa, Jun 29th, 2006
C. Cecchi S. Germani M. Pepe 29
Final Remarks and WishesFinal Remarks and Wishes• From our experience different positions (except tower cracks) should
not affect significantly the PSF
• Energy and angle dependency are rather smooth
• Angular error tails have complex structures (see also Emanueles’ Talk)– we would prefer to have few well measured points in order to
study the tails accurately
• Minimal Configurations Proposal:– Tower Center– 0 deg , 40 deg – Number of gammas in the energy acceptance
• 250k/ BeamEnergy• 30k/ BeamEnergy if NumTracks>0
• Extra useful configureations (peresonal priority order):– Higher number of gammas will allow to study the PSF tails more
deeply– 60 deg Beam (enahnce thick layers conversion and PSF tails…)– Tower Crack @ 0 deg