Hi, I am trying to make a k-factor calibration with the method exactly as
Aaron discribed in the following few lines.
in light of Doug's message I wonder if a cut on track impact angle upon
the cell would help the situation. I think Aaron is right that large
impact angle tracks are not that common.
On Thu, 5 Feb 2004, Aaron Joseph Maschinot wrote:
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> high theta hits that hit the (lorentz-angle-shifted) isochrone region but
> reconstruct outside the cell aren't too common (at least i don't see too
> many in the monte carlo). maybe we could play some game with trying to
> calculate the 1/2-way falloff point of the reconstructed position
> histgram and (somewhat arbitrarily) get a first guess at k?
>
> aaron
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