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| − | == Background wave and resolution | + | == Background wave and resolution == |
The following are plots of the invariant mass distribution of the resonance from disparate MC sets but they show well how detector resolution effects the strength of the uniform background wave. As a reminder, the generated data included 1<sup>--</sup> and 2<sup>+-</sup> which are fitted here with blue and green points respectively. | The following are plots of the invariant mass distribution of the resonance from disparate MC sets but they show well how detector resolution effects the strength of the uniform background wave. As a reminder, the generated data included 1<sup>--</sup> and 2<sup>+-</sup> which are fitted here with blue and green points respectively. | ||
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| Basic fit of reconstructed data. Black points trace the uniform background || After analysis of reconstruction data with appropriate cuts, '''thrown 4-vectors are matched to reconstructed tracks''' and the former are used for amplitude fits. Background is traced by the magenta line. || After analysis of reconstruction data with appropriate cuts, '''thrown 4-vectors''' are kept and used for fits. Background is absent (on the scale of this plot.) | | Basic fit of reconstructed data. Black points trace the uniform background || After analysis of reconstruction data with appropriate cuts, '''thrown 4-vectors are matched to reconstructed tracks''' and the former are used for amplitude fits. Background is traced by the magenta line. || After analysis of reconstruction data with appropriate cuts, '''thrown 4-vectors''' are kept and used for fits. Background is absent (on the scale of this plot.) | ||
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| + | == Current state of fits == | ||
| + | [[Image:Xfit_hdg_TruthShift.gif]] | ||
| + | Legend | ||
| + | * 1<sup>--</sup> (fit) - blue points | ||
| + | * 2<sup>+-</sup> (fit) - green points | ||
| + | * uniform background (fit) - black points | ||
| + | * other fitted false waves too small to see | ||
| + | * corresponding true curves with error bars - gray band | ||
Revision as of 20:10, 5 January 2012
The following is an update on amplitude fits with error bars now including the MC contribution. The effect of detector resolution on the uniform background wave is also shown.
Background wave and resolution
The following are plots of the invariant mass distribution of the resonance from disparate MC sets but they show well how detector resolution effects the strength of the uniform background wave. As a reminder, the generated data included 1-- and 2+- which are fitted here with blue and green points respectively.
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| Basic fit of reconstructed data. Black points trace the uniform background | After analysis of reconstruction data with appropriate cuts, thrown 4-vectors are matched to reconstructed tracks and the former are used for amplitude fits. Background is traced by the magenta line. | After analysis of reconstruction data with appropriate cuts, thrown 4-vectors are kept and used for fits. Background is absent (on the scale of this plot.) |
Current state of fits
Legend
- 1-- (fit) - blue points
- 2+- (fit) - green points
- uniform background (fit) - black points
- other fitted false waves too small to see
- corresponding true curves with error bars - gray band