Minutes of SciFi weekly meeting (00/Aug/13)

From: Makoto Sakuda (sakuda@neutrino.kek.jp)
Date: Mon Aug 14 2000 - 20:49:30 JST

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    Subject: Minutes of SciFi weekly meeting (00/Aug/13)
    Date: Mon, 14 Aug 2000 20:49:30 +0900
    From: Makoto Sakuda <sakuda@neutrino.kek.jp>
    
    Subject: Minutes of SciFi weekly meeting (00/Aug/13)
    
    1. Tracker (B.J.Kim)
     BJ.Kim and SNU group started a close check of the tracker 
    by scanning MC events. The purpose is to establish 1-track 
    and 2-track QE event samples. First, he will figure out a good cut 
    to reject or identify secondary tracks. 
    We will study it with better accuracy than 5%. 
    
    2. Water leak problem 
      We checked the volume of Scifi tubes last week.
     We needed only 3 litters or so of water to fill the
     sight tubes. 3 litters/(5tons fiducial volume) is less than
     0.1%. In fact, 3 litters are needed to fill the sight tube, not to
     fill the volume of aluminum tube. If one tube is empty, we would need
     20 litters. 
    
    >"Our SciFi volume is unchanged as compared to the
    > volume half a year ago within a few x 10^{-3}".
    >                        ------------------------
    > This is one important result that we found last week.
    
     There are some suspect tubes which may have a
     leak. In fact, we found a few hundred cc of water in one
     IIT container. We will locate which one is really leaking. 
     
     More accurate numbers will be reported by Iwashita/Yokoyama. 
    
    3. Selection 
     Ishida checked SciFi*LG connection and upstream veto cut.
     More detailed report later.
    
    4. SciFi*MUC connection
    Iwashita scanned those events which failed SciFi*MUC
    matching condition. He finds that they are neutrino
    interactions in SciFi which overlap with muons 
    from 1kton. They are not simulated in MC. After subtracting
    those events, he sees the consistency in chi^2 distributions
    between data and MC.
    
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