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10 | % of 'atlascover.sty. is installed on your system! |
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12 | %\usepackage{graphicx} % This is already loaded by the atlasnote class |
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13 | % Just use it to include your plots! |
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15 | %\usepackage{atlasphysics} % Contains useful shortcuts. Uncomment to use |
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19 | % Title page % |
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22 | \skipbeforetitle{100pt} |
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24 | % Title |
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25 | \title{Material Studies with electrons using sampling energies} |
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27 | % Author |
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28 | %if not given, typesets ``The ATLAS collaboration'' |
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29 | %\author{The ATLAS Collaboration} |
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34 | \renewcommand\Affilfont{\itshape\small} % affiliation formatting |
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36 | \author[a]{Marumi Kado} |
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37 | \author[a]{Narei Lorenzo Martinez} |
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38 | \author[a]{Laurent Serin} |
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40 | \affil[a]{Laboratoire de l'Accélérateur Linéaire} |
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43 | % Date: if not given, uses current date |
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48 | % commenting. Comment or remove in final version. |
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51 | % Journal: adds a |
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52 | %\journal{Phys. Lett. B} |
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54 | % Abstract |
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55 | \abstracttext{ |
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56 | This is the abstract |
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60 | % Content % |
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63 | \begin{document} |
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69 | \section{Introduction} |
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71 | Place your content here |
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73 | \section{Framework} |
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74 | \subsection{The samples used, the selection applied, the different distorded geometries} |
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75 | \subsection{Definition of the observables used in the study} |
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76 | Etot= λ(off +w0EPS +Estrips +Emiddle +w3Eback) |
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77 | λ, off, w0 and w3 are estimated by a complete simulation of the detector |
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78 | f0 = (off +w0EPS)/(EPS+Estrips+Emiddle+Eback) |
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79 | E1/E2 = Estrips/Emiddle |
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81 | f0 and E1/E2 measure the energy lost upstream of the calorimeter. Another way to see it is that fo describes how early has started the shower |
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82 | E1/E2 is sensitive to the material upstream of the calorimeter and to the material between accordion and Presampler. |
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83 | f0 is sensitive to the material upstream of the calorimeter and to the presampler energy scale |
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84 | Using E1/E2 and f0 we can try to constrain the material upstream of the calorimeter and the PS energy scale |
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86 | \section{deep look at sampling energies and their evolutions along eta} |
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87 | \subsection{Barrel} |
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88 | \subsubsection{calibration problem around eta=0.3} |
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89 | \subsubsection{like material effect around eta=0.6} |
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90 | \subsubsection{Out of cone showering for E1 and E2} |
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91 | \subsubsection{Effect of energy Corrections (alpha_i)} |
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92 | \subsubsection{Effect of the trackz0 cut} |
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93 | \subsubsection{Comparison between Release 15 and 16} |
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94 | \subsection{Endcap} |
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95 | \subsubsection{HV problem in E2 ?} |
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96 | \subsubsection{Cross talk between sampling 2 and 3 in the endcap} |
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97 | \subsubsection{Comparison between Release 15 and 16} |
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99 | \section{deep look at sampling energies and their evolutions along phi} |
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100 | \subsection{ID rails} |
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101 | \subsection{Cables and mother board} |
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102 | \subsection{ID services} |
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104 | \section{E1/E2 and f0} |
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105 | \subsection{Presampler energy scale} |
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106 | \subsection{material between presampler and strips} |
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108 | \section{Quantification of the amount of material upstream of the calorimeter} |
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109 | \subsection{Sensitivity of the two observables} |
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110 | \subsection{The method} |
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111 | \subsubsection{CL interval} |
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112 | \subsubsection{Dependance of the calibration with energy,eta and location of material} |
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113 | \subsection{Proof of principle with toy MC studies} |
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114 | \subsection{Complementary studies with photons conversions} |
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117 | \section{Conclusion} |
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119 | Place your content here |
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121 | \end{document} |
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