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Fit missing mass of proton

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fit missing mass of proton with linear background from g11 data. ~1.3M events
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fit missing mass of proton with linear background from g12 data. ~1.5M events

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File:Eta and eta prime two pion.pdf

Form of side-band subtraction histograms

Question: Suppose there is an original function (e.g. Gaussian), what is the form of the function after bin-by-bin side-band subtraction

Answer: Suppose the function is y=f(x). The side-band subtraction makes a new function:

Formula.gif

Test of the formula

10M events of Gaussian distribution were generated for a histograms:

Standard gaussian fit.png

side-band subtracted and plot together with the function:

Side band subtracted standard gaussian fit.png

source code:

FillRandom("gaus",1e7);
  TH1D* h2=h1->Clone("subtracted");
  for(int i=2;i<100;i++){
    float middle=h1->GetBinContent(i);
    float left=h1->GetBinContent(i-1);
    float right=h1->GetBinContent(i+1);
    float result=middle-(left+right)/2.0;
    float error=sqrt(middle+left/2.0+right/2.0);
    h2->SetBinContent(i,result);
    h2->SetBinError(i,error);
  }

  TF1* func=new TF1("fit","-0.2*0.2/2*(-gaus(0)/[2]/[2]+(x-[1])*(x-[1])*gaus(0)/([2]**4))");
  func->FixParameter(2,1);
  func->FixParameter(0,1e7/sqrt(2*3.1416)/1*(10.0/50.0));
  func->FixParameter(1,0);
  h2->Fit("fit");
  TCanvas* c1=new TCanvas("c1","c1",696,474);
  h2->Draw();
  TCanvas* c2=new TCanvas("c2","c2",696,474);
  h1->Fit("gaus");
  h1->Draw();
}

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