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Title: TGC LVL1 Commissioning


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TGC LVL1 Commissioning
  • 27 Nov 2006
  • Hironori Kiyamura
  • Kobe University

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Contents
  • Introduction
  • Data sample Software
  • Method
  • How to calculate trigger efficiency for TGC.
  • Analysis
  • How to choose muon samples.
  • How to decide which muon is triggered.
  • Results
  • Pt vs Trigger efficiency
  • validation
  • Position dependency of trigger efficiency
  • Luminosity vs Sigma/Efficiency
  • Summary Outlook

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Introduction
  • It is important for commissioning how to measure
    LVL1 muon trigger efficiency using real data.
  • Analysis method has to be fixed before ATLAS
    experiment starts.
  • Key points,
  • Collect LVL1-unbiased samples.
  • Select muon tracks without knowing MC truth.
  • For this study,
  • Muons in Z -gt mm process can be a good probe.
  • Using simulation data,
  • We have developed an analysis tool.
  • Validate this method by comparing with the result
    of single muon samples.

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Data sample Software
  • Data sample (No background is included so far)
    csc11.005151.McAtNloZmumu.simul.HITS.v11004103
  • generator cut (selection efficiency 89)
  • Mmm gt 60GeV, at least 1 mhlt2.8, ptgt5GeV
  • cross section 1662pb(after above cut)
  • In this study, about 40pb-1 data are used.
  • Software
  • Athena 11.0.42
  • TGCcabling-00-00-31 TrigT1TGC-00-01-15
  • With these packages, digitization and
    reconstruction are performed and AOD files are
    analyzed.

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Muon kinematics (MC truth)
Fig.1
Fig.2
  • This sample is appropriate for study for high
    Pt(40GeV) region.
  • There is enough data in endcap region.
  • Two muons from Z are well-isolated from each
    other.

Fig.3
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Method Analysis
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Method
Leg technique
  • The events triggered by MU20 are used.
  • Look for a triggered muon based on LVL1 ROI.
  • Look for another muon of decay products from Z.
    (named probe muon)
  • Trigger efficiency for Endcap is calculated using
    the probe muon.
  • If both muons from Z are MU20 ones, both of them
    can be used to the calculation.
  • Use only well-measured muons (i.e. combined muon
    track).

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Step.1 (triggered muon selection)
  • Matching between reconstructed muon and LVL1 ROI
    is based on dR.
  • Parameters are defined as follows
  • dh hrec hROI, df frec fROI
  • h and f of reconstructed muon are at IP.
  • h and f of LVL1 ROI are at the center of ROI.
  • dR (dh2 df2)1/2
  • Look for the nearest ROI to reconstructed tracks
    within dR of 0.1.
  • If it is found, the muon is decided to be
    triggered.

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step.2 (probe muon selection)
  • Reconstruct invariant mass(Minv) of triggered
    muon and another muon.
  • When Minv Mz(91.19GeV) is less than 10GeV,
    the muon pair is regarded to be from Z. -gt probe
    muon is found.
  • When more than one pair are found,
  • the pair with Minv nearest to Mz is chosen.

Minv of two muons
  • Selection efficiency is about 50 .
  • Fraction of events with more than 1 pair is less
    than 0.01.

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Step.3(trigger judgment)
  • Matching scheme is the same as step.1.
  • Performed only for endcap region. (1.05lthlt2.4)
  • For 20GeV muons, 99.9 of triggered muons are
    included within 0.1 of dR.

Selection efficiency
(40pb-1)
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Results
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Pt vs Trigger efficiency
Fitting results
(40pb-1)
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Validation
Comparison with the results using single muon
samples
  • In trigger efficiency calculation using single
    muon samples, there is no matching ambiguity and
    reconstruction bias.
  • By comparing with the results of single muon
    samples, it can be seen if the method is without
    bias or not.
  • Comparison is performed at pt6GeV, 20GeV, and
    40GeV.
  • Eta distribution of muon is different in Z(mm)
    and single muon samples, and trigger efficiency
    has position dependency.
  • To be compared with the results of single muon
    samples, the results of Z(mm) samples are scaled
    to have flat eta distribution.

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Results of Comparison
dR0.1 is not sufficient for low pt muons. -gt
other matching scheme is needed.
Pt vs Trigger efficiency for MU06
Pt vs Trigger efficiency for MU20
Results of single muon
Results of single muon
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Summary table of the comparison
  • The table shows that the results of Z(mm) and
    single muon samples are consistent with lt 1 at
    20GeV and 40GeV.
  • -gt It comes to be sure that the method used in
    this study is unbiased and promising for high Pt
    region.

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Position dependencyof trigger efficiency
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Eta dependency of trigger efficiency
Only muons with pt gt 30GeV(at plateau) are used
for both results. Calculate only for endcap
region(1.05lthlt2.4)
Eta vs trigger efficiency
Eta vs trigger efficiency
  • MU06
  • MU20
  • charge h gt 0
  • charge h lt 0

There is position dependency for trigger
efficiency.
Covered by RPC.
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Trigger efficiency for each sector
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TGC geometry
Geometry acceptance of TGC is 100.
  • In simulation geometry, muon trigger system is
    divided to 8 octants.
  • Octants are constructed completely same.
  • Each octant is divided to 2 regions named Forward
    and Endcap.
  • Forward/Endcap is divided to 3/6 sectors,
    respectively.
  • For each sector, trigger efficiency is calculated.

octant
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6
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3
5
1
2
0
Endcap the red region 1.05ltetalt1.92 Forward
the green resion 1.92ltetalt2.4
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Trigger efficiency at plateau for each sector
Use only muons with pt gt 30GeV
0.9
It will be recovered with improved coincidence
window.
0.8
Sector number
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Luminosity vs Sigma/Efficiency
  • MU06
  • MU20
  • Sigma/Efficiency is calculated
  • for trigger efficiency at plateau.
  • at luminosity of 10pb-1, 20pb-1, 50pb-1, 100pb-1
    by scaling the results to each point.

For both MU06 and MU20, trigger efficiency at
plateau can be measured with an error of about
0.1 with data of 100 pb-1.
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Summary Outlook
  • Evaluate LVL1 endcap muon trigger efficiency
    using Z(mm) samples and the method looks
    promising for high pt region.
  • Result is consistent with those of single muon
    samples.
  • Take into account HLT for event selection.
  • Improve matching scheme rather than using dR
    matching at IP.
  • For more detailed position dependence of trigger
    efficiency
  • use track extrapolator and use dR on TGC
    chambers.
  • use segments (hits) of LVL1 and reconstructed
    muons.(need ESD)
  • Using J/Y(mm) for trigger efficiency in low pt
    region.
  • Perform also for Barrel.

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Backup
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dR of several Pt
For high pt muons, more than 99.9 of muons are
included within 0.1 of dR. For low pt muons,
larger range of dR has to be applied.
dR
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Trigger efficiency for single muon
  • Results of these three ways are consistent.

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