Minutes of SciFi meeting (01/Jan/27, 9:30, R346)

From: Makoto Sakuda (sakuda@neutrino.kek.jp)
Date: Mon Jan 29 2001 - 00:45:54 JST

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    Subject: Minutes of SciFi meeting (01/Jan/27, 9:30, R346)
    Date: Mon, 29 Jan 2001 00:45:54 +0900
    From: Makoto Sakuda <sakuda@neutrino.kek.jp>
    
    Minutes of SciFi meeting (01/Jan/27, 9:30, R346)
     TV meeting (KEK-Kobe-Kyoto-SUNY-BU-UW)
    
    We went thru the proposed talks for K2K meeting and asked comments.
    
    1. Event summary for Jun99-Jun 00  -- Ishida
      He showed the event summary and explained the systematic errors.
      He will report the event rate from Y2001 at K2K meeting.
    2. Event rate and neutrino spectrum  
    *Boyd explained the event rate for MRD events. Delta-x distribution is shown. 
     He doubled the statistics at low energy. He will obtain the neutrino spectrum 
      with unfolding method.
    *Walter will study nuclear recoil effects. Inelastic/QE
    ratio can be obtained. dsigm/dq^2 (MA) distribution is shown.
    *Iwashita will find tracks in 2-nd layer of MRD.
    
    3. Low energy 2-track events
     Park studied a possibility of reconstructing low energy 2-track events. 
     One of the track has a match with VETO and a good vertex is reconstructed. 
     Park finds 
       1. Proton energy can be measured with 120 MeV resolution 
          from range in SciFi. (What makes a tail?)
       2. If the 2nd track is contained, the first track is a muon at 90%.
       3. Neutrino energy can be measured with ~400MeV using (E, theta) of
          proton track.
       4. Npix(1)-Npix(2) can be used to resolve muon-proton combinations.
       5. It is possible to obtain the ratio of cross section (aluminum/water)
           with +-20% statistical accuracy. 
       
      Questions:
    * What is the flux error below 1 GeV? 
    * Can we select good 2-track events without requiring a veto match?
    * How is Scifi result fed back to the oscillation analysis?
    
    At K2K meeting, more quantitative numbers will be reported. 
    
    //
    



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