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Title: Jan Balewski, MIT


1
FGT Layout Simulation Results
  • Detector requirements
  • Optimal location )
  • Ability of e/e- separation
  • Simu GEM response
  • Strip layout ), occupancy
  • e/h discrimination
  • To-do list
  • Summary
  • Jan Balewski, MIT
  • FGT Project Review
  • January 7-8, 2008

) still being finalized
2
FGT Requirements
  • Reconstruct charge of e, e- from W decay for PT
    up to 40 GeV/c
  • Aid electrons / hadrons discrimination
  • Allow for uniform performance for z-vertex
    spread over -30,30 cm
  • Fit in geometrical envelope vacated by the West
    Forward TPC
  • Benefit from other central trackers IST, SSD
  • Relay on vertex reconstruction and Endcap
    shower-max hit
  • Relay on Endcap towers for energy reconstruction
  • Minimize amount of material on the path of
    tracks
  • Align FGT segmentation with TPC sector
    boundaries and Endcap halves
  • Assure relative alignment vs. TPC is double with
    real particles

3
Optimization of FGT Disks Location in Z
FGT disks geometry Rin7.5cm, Rout41cm,
Z1Z660150cm, ?Z18cm
  • 5 hits required for helix reco
  • FGT sustains tracking if TPC provides below 5
    hits
  • use TPC, SSD,IST for
  • Zvertex lt0 and ?lt1.3
  • displaced
  • -30lt Z_vertex lt 30 cm

4
Optimization of FGT Disk Radii
generous FGT disks geometry Rin7.5cm,
Rout41cm, Z1Z660150cm, ?Z18cm
Rxy Z representation
  • Optimization Criteria
  • Each track must cross the vertex and Endcap EMC
  • 6 FGT disk are needed to provide enough hits for
    tracks at all ? and all z-vertex
  • Single track crosses less than 6 FGT disks
  • Relay on TPC SSD at ?1

Vertex ?
5
Revised Compact FGTevery disk plays a role
Rin18cm, Rout37.6cm, Z170cm, ,Z6120cm,
?Z10 cm
ZVERTEX-30cm
ZVERTEX 0cm
ZVERTEX30cm
Rxy (cm) ?
Endcap
TPC
FGT
Vertex
track ? ?
6
FGT Enables Reco of Sign of e,e-
Endcap SMD hit ?1.5mm
Y/cm
Wrong Q-sign
Good Q-sign
100cm
reco track ?
1 ? of reco track?
Sagitta2mm
Limit for ?? pT track
Tracks uniform in ? and pT
40cm
3 FGT hits ?70?m
20cm
X/mm
Vertex ?200?m
1.0
2.0 mm
0
7
Track Charge Sign Reco Efficiency
FGT geometry Rin18cm, Rout37.6cm, Z170cm,
,Z6120cm, ?Z10 cm
  • N0 thrown electrons, ET30 GeV
  • N1 reco tracks (??lt3 mrad)
  • N2 reco tracks w/ correct charge sign
  • (pT from 2D circle fit, ET constrain not used, 1
    track/event)
  • Track reco efficiency gt80 for ? up to 2.0
  • Wrong charge reco lt20 only for ? gt 1.5

8
Large A(W-) for ?gt1.5, FGT Essential
Charge Reco Efficiency _at_ PT30 GeV/c
2008 Configuration TPCvertexESMD ? low
efficiency ?
Reasonable yield Largest A
TPCvertexESMDSSDISTFGT )
) geometry Rin7.5cm, Rout41cm,
Z1Z660150cm, ?Z18cm
9
Detailed Simulation of GEM Response
  • ionization and charge amplification
  • spatial quantization on GEM foil grid
  • charge collection by strip planes
  • 1D cluster reconstruction
  • Add time dependence ? pileup simu

Realistic MIP charge profile collected by R-
and ?-strips
1D Cluster finder resolution similar to Ferm-Lab
test beam results
10
FGT Strip Layout )
y
Top ?-layer 949 ?-strips pitch 600?m
?Essential for PT reco 50 transparency
x
FGT quadrant boundaries match to Endcap
segmentation
Bottom R-layer pitch 800?m
? needed for 3D track recognition, resolving
ambiguities
326 R-strips
Compact FGT Rin18cm, Rout37.6cm, Z170cm,
,Z6120cm, ?Z10 cm
) close to final
11
Estimation of Strip Occupancy
  • pileup from minB events dominates
  • 1.5 minB interactions/RHIC bXing
  • 300nsec response of APV
  • ? 3 bXings pile up
  • ?Total pileup of 5 minB events per trigger event
  • 1 track per FGT quadrant per minB event
  • (scaled from simu below)
  • Cluster size 1mm along ?, 2mm along R
  • Cluster occupancy per triggered event per
    quadrant
  • ?-strips (span 43cm) ?1.2 occupancy
  • R-strips (span 25cm) ? 4 occupancy
  • (uncertainty factor of 2)

minB PYTHIA event _at_ ?s500 GeV
12
e/h Discrimination PYTHIA Events
Isolation missing-PT cuts suppress hadrons by
100
Hadrons from PYTHIA M-C QCD events
e, e- from PYTHIA M-C W-events
13
e/h Endcap EMC ? additional factor of 10
Simu of Endcap response to Electrons (black)
charge pions (red) with ET of 30 GeV
e
?
Endcap
?
e
Projective tower
Combined e/h suppression of 1000
Shower from electron E30 GeV ?
15 GeV ET Trigger threshold
14
Real Electrons Reconstructed in Endcap proof of
principle
Identified e,e- in pp 2006
15
To-do List
  • finalize FGT disks design
  • completion of detailed (a.k.a. slow) simulator
    for GEM response
  • develop 3D tracking with pattern recognition,
    integrate w/ STAR tracking
  • investigate effects from pileup on reco of
    physics events
  • implement and optimize full array of e/h
    discrimination techniques
  • completion of full W event simulation and
    comparison to full hadronic QCD events simulation
  • determine background contribution from Z0 and
    heavy flavor processes, above pTgt20 GeV/c

16
FGT Simulation Summary
  • Will be able to reconstruct charge of e, e-
    from W decay for PT up to 40 GeV/c with
    efficiency above 80
  • There is enough information recorded to
    discriminate electrons against hadrons
  • Allow for uniform performance for z-vertex
    spread over -30,30 cm?, OK
  • Will fit in geometrical space
  • Will use hits from IST, SSD
  • Will rely on vertex reconstruction and Endcap
    shower-max hit energy
  • FGT quadrants are aligned with TPC sector
    boundaries and Endcap halves
  • FGT disks 1 2 overlap with TPC allowing
    relative calibration
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