Qweak Delta

Expected results

The above Figure in EPS format :File:D Delta Qweak Error.eps

File:A d-delta-vs-Q2.xmgrace.txt

The above Figure in EPS format :File:Atot d Delta Qweak Error.eps

File:Atot d-delta-vs-Q2.xmgrace.txt

Media:LOI-03-105.pdf

Media:PCS_Report_4_LOI-03-105.pdf

Katherine's Table

Ratio of Elastic to Inelastic Region Rates = [math]\frac{650 MHz}{20 MHz + 50 MHz}[/math] = 9.3:1 = Rate ratio for QTOR=100% / 75%

In the denominator 20 MHz = Inelastic rate and 50 MHz is the elastic rate; according to the simulation

Measured Elastic: Inelastic region ratio

[math]\frac{\mbox{QTOR(8921)}}{\mbox{QTOR(7583)}} = \frac{650}{84} = 7.74[/math]

Qtor	Rate (MHz)
9367	590
9144	633
8921	650
8698	528
8475	278
8252	163
8109	131
8029	121
7806	97
7583	84
7360	78
7226	76
7137	74
7048	74
6958	72
6869	69
6780	67
6691	64
6468	58
6245	52

Using the root command below

Mps_Tree->Draw("2*qwk_md3pos.hw_sum_raw/(qwk_bcm1.hw_sum+qwk_bcm2.hw_sum)","ErrorFlag==0")

I saw

Yield of MD3 Pos in Run 9905 = 1.644E4 MD counts/BPM counts

Yield of MD3 Pos in Run 9912 = 1.143E5 MD counts/BPM counts

Giving a ratio of 6.95

If I add both bar ends

Mps_Tree->Draw("2*(qwk_md3pos.hw_sum_raw+qwk_md3neg.hw_sum_raw)/(qwk_bcm1.hw_sum+qwk_bcm2.hw_sum)","ErrorFlag==0")

I saw

Yield of MD3 in Run 9905 = 4.179E4 MD counts/BPM counts

Yield of MD3 in Run 9912 = 3.239E5 MD counts/BPM counts

Giving a ratio of 7.75

using

Mps_Tree->Draw("qwk_mdallbars.hw_sum","ErrorFlag==0")

Yield of All Bars in Run 9905 = 0.027 MD counts/BPM counts

Yield of All Bars in Run 9912 = 0.0030 MD counts/BPM counts

ratio = 8.9

There seems to be some error in the comparison.

using the Hel tree

Hel_Tree->Draw("yield_qwk_mdallbars.hw_sum","ErrorFlag==0")

Shows same results as MPS tree mdallbars tree

Elastic Aluminum Asymetry

The Aluminum asymmetry was measured to be [math]1.61 \pm 0.16[/math] PPM

0.2 MHz/nA using warm gas target

Warm gas contribution about same size as downstream aluminum window.

To do aluminum measurement we can't use warm gas cell.

Aluminum window dilution 0.022+/- 0.002

Transverse Aluminum in Elastic

A sin wave with amplitude of about 4 PPM

You can weight the yields so the transverse asymmetry gets averaged over all octants.

File:Shi-Lin Zhu hep-ph-0107076 2001.pdf

first Inelastic Data

Asym -vs- QTOR

From Logbook entry https://qweak.jlab.org/elog/Analysis+%26+Simulation/254

The inelastic region of interest is expected to line up o the quartz bars when QTOR ~ 0.85 of its value for elastics.

In Feb 2011, QTOR(elastic) = 8921.

=> QTOR(Delta) = 0.85 \times 8921 = 7582

Other runs

These runs were taken 16/Mar/2011 at the tail end of the Dilution factor program. The runs of interest are:

Pedestal runs: 10797, 10799, 10802 QTOR scan runs: 10798 (8921, 8943, 8988, 9200, 9010, 9032, 9054, 9200, 8921)

               10800 (1500-6500 in +500 increments, 6700, 7000, 7300, 7600, 8000)
               10801 (8029, 8188, 8207, 8300, 8386, 8475, 8500, 8564, 8653, 8700, 8743, 8832, 8899, 8921)

Run 9908

1 hour run with HWP OUT

https://hallcweb.jlab.org/hclog/1102_archive/110211010249.html https://hallcweb.jlab.org/hclog/1102_archive/110211020513.html

Run 9905

1 hour run with HWP IN

https://hallcweb.jlab.org/hclog/1102_archive/110210233842.html https://hallcweb.jlab.org/hclog/1102_archive/110211002416.html

Combining 2 hour of data taking

QTOR= 6700 Amps

I_{beam} = 145 \mu A

[math]A_{raw} = 1.296 \pm 0.579[/math]= Asymmetry averaged over all Main Detectors

If I assume only having 50 \mu A then I would need to take 6 hours of data to get the same statistic as above.

If I take a week of data at 50 \muA then that would correspond to 28 runs like the above.

So the uncertainty would be reduced by [math]\sqrt{28} = 5.29[/math] The measurement would have an uncertainty of 0.579/sqrt{28} = 0.1 PPM

Qtor scans

Data taken on 4/12/11 check for run numbers

background

Dave Mack's technical note on Qweak Background contributions and propogating their error. File:Qweak Doc 965 v1.pdf

Carbon

Run 10678: Dilution tests: 0.5% Carbon, TS trig, QTOR=6700 (score: 18)

Run 10677: Dilution tests: 0.5% Carbon, TS trig, QTOR=8921

Aluminum

10751-10769

Run 10885: DS 4% AL Date: Fri, 18 Mar 2011 13:04:55 -0500

Run 10821: DS Al 4% 30uA Date: Thu, 17 Mar 2011 08:39:43 -0500

Run 10769: DS 4% Al production Date: Wed, 16 Mar 2011 07:29:58 -0500

Run 10768: DS 4% Al production Date: Wed, 16 Mar 2011 06:21:17 -0500

Run 10767: DS 4% Al production Date: Wed, 16 Mar 2011 05:50:22 -0500

Run 10766: DS 4% Al production Date: Wed, 16 Mar 2011 04:47:55 -0500

10731-10739

Run 10739: Parity 4% DS Al, 25uA, QTOR=8921 A, 3.5x3.5 mm, HWP= IN. Date: Tue, 15 Mar 2011 07:37:22 -0500

Qtor scan

10478-10495 Run 10495: 4% DS dummy coarse QTOR scan run @ 45 nA,QTOR @ 8921 A Date: Sat, 12 Mar 2011 09:29:29 -0500

Regression

https://qweak.jlab.org/wiki/index.php/Q-weak_Regression_Wiki_Page

Data Analysis

getting Qweak data from the Silo

jcache -g hallc /mss/hallc/qweak/rootfiles/pass0/*run number here*

looking for GOOD runs in database

There is a GUI interface on cdaql4 which can be run to look at run numbers and see their quality as recorded in the data base.

On cdaql4 run

./good_for_GUI

Root file format

The Qweak root files contain 2 trees ( MPS_Tree and EL_Tree). As the names suggest, the MPS tree contains data from devices for each Helicity bin. The HLS tree constructs helicity differences and asymmetries for each device in the data stream.

The devices listed in each tree above are folders which have sorted the data into 4 time windows within the helicity gate.

In the MPS_Tree there is a Bock0, Block1, Block2, Block3 which measures devices at 4 intervals within the helicity pulse, Block0 is first.

Several devices in the MPS_Tree are actually folders which contain branches that are raw readout, processed readout (value is converted to a unit via a calibration constant).

Drawing tree elements

Mps_Tree->Draw("qwk_bcm1.hw_sum","ErrorFlag==0")

If you get an error try

.ls

or try going up to the file subdirectory

if you pass the filename on the command line then the file is opened under the name file(0) so

_file0->cd()

should take you to the main subdirectory.

I think using the old TBrowser(0 screws up the pointers. "cd" to the file pointer when that happens.