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− | ** | + | **Angle resolution (Summary of Suzuki’s study) [https://www-nh.scphys.kyoto-u.ac.jp/~gogami/e12-17-003/meeting/analysis/src/nnL_AnalysisNote_20200501_gogami.pdf] |
− | ** | + | **Missing mass resolution (Fake peak study by Itabashi is found in the last part): [https://www-nh.scphys.kyoto-u.ac.jp/~gogami/e12-17-003/meeting/analysis/src/nnL_AnalysisNote_20200421_gogami.pdf] |
+ | **Comments on the missing mass resolution: [https://www-nh.scphys.kyoto-u.ac.jp/~gogami/e12-17-003/meeting/analysis/src/JLabMeeting_20200424_gogami.pdf] | ||
+ | **How to treat angle resolution for the intrinsic resolution estimation (here, the worse resolution for angle is used compared to the recent values though): [https://www-nh.scphys.kyoto-u.ac.jp/~gogami/e12-17-003/meeting/analysis/src/JLabMeeting_20200416_gogami.pdf] | ||
+ | **The expected resolution, the number of events, items to be reexamined (p. 31, 32): [https://www-nh.scphys.kyoto-u.ac.jp/~gogami/e12-17-003/meeting/analysis/src/JLabMeeting_20200313_gogami.pdf] |
Revision as of 07:21, 26 March 2021
nnΛ Analysis Meeting
Information
- 21:00- March 31, 2021 (JST)
- Participants:
- via BlueJeans
Reports
(25 + 10 min) Hampton analysis by B. Pandey
(15 + 10 min) Tohoku analysis (1) by K. Itabashi
(10 min) Tohoku analysis (2) by S. Nagao
(25 + 10 min) Kyoto analysis by K.N. Suzuki
- Resolution study by Geant4 simulation
- Angle resolution
- Missing mass resolution
- Systematic error on BΛ
- Cross section analysis
Discussion
- What needs to be done / checked for the publication?
References for discussion
- Hampton
- Tohoku
- Kyoto
- Angle resolution (Summary of Suzuki’s study) [1]
- Missing mass resolution (Fake peak study by Itabashi is found in the last part): [2]
- Comments on the missing mass resolution: [3]
- How to treat angle resolution for the intrinsic resolution estimation (here, the worse resolution for angle is used compared to the recent values though): [4]
- The expected resolution, the number of events, items to be reexamined (p. 31, 32): [5]