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Possible t0 offset with different Productions? #520

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anupama-reghunath opened this issue Sep 25, 2024 · 4 comments
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Possible t0 offset with different Productions? #520

anupama-reghunath opened this issue Sep 25, 2024 · 4 comments

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@anupama-reghunath
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anupama-reghunath commented Sep 25, 2024

Hi All,
Below I attach a plot comparing the average times recorded by the cells in the SBT(Old geometry and hence 2000 cell indices). It seems that the times recorded by the MuonBackground hits( mainly from EM debris) colored in green have an offset in time compared to the DIS generations. Not sure what this is causing? Any ideas how to resolve this?
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@olantwin
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The overall timescale cannot be correct: the highest values are years!
Could there be an incorrect scale-factor somewhere?

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anupama-reghunath commented Sep 25, 2024

Yes I agree, but if you visualise all the time values stored which could be skewing the average, these numbers occur quite often.
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There seem to be at least two issues:

  1. Offsets in time between the different types of events (some are probably physical and might be useful to distinguish processes!)
  2. The time cannot be in nanoseconds, there must be a mistake in the calculation of the unit.

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I've updated the plot to be correctly color coded now.
The times here are the absolute values stored in the registered hits. The start time of for example for MCTrack[0] for neuDIS usually is in the range of 10^6 ns.
The hits with large time usually have an energy deposition of ~1MeV, and they have no track saved unfortunately to explore further. Could these be from neutrons?

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