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EC strip knock-out is to be done in each analysis individually.
The EC energy calibration quality can be demonstrated by the two photon invariant mass ($\pi^0$) as a function of run number (Fig. 38). The mean is very close to the expected value. The knock-out of bad and inefficient EC strip are summarized in Table 18.
I have added the g12_procedure_comments_response.tex (and .pdf ) files, and two plots that were used in that response. I also updated the section of systematics.tex, describing the g12 track-dependent inefficiency correction from MK.
Lei
Lei Guo Assistant Professor Physics Department Florida International University Miami, FL
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On Jul 6, 2015, at 2:43 PM, Johann notifications@github.com wrote:
EC strip knock-out is to be done in each analysis individually.
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EC calibration and efficiency. You don’t say anything about energy calibration and energy response. You have quite a few dead strips. They not only affect efficiency but also affect energy response. How did you handle this? What procedures (corrections) were used to reconstruct photon energy and pi0 2gamma decay?