Data analysis for the experiment E15190-E14030 at the National Superconducting Cyclotron Laboratory (NSCL), currently known as the Facility for Rare Isotope Beams (FRIB). This experiment aims to constrain the nuclear equation of state with heavy ion collisions at intermediate energies.
RUN-4119, as we have known, due to the malfunction of Veto Wall bars, have bad Veto Wall anti-shadows. This is not really a huge issue, as the overall fitting algorithm is robust enough to give good position calibration as long as more than half of the Veto Wall bars are good. However, the diagnostic plot generated and saved to database/ currently has this weird vertical spacing. For example, in the figure below:
RUN-4119, as we have known, due to the malfunction of Veto Wall bars, have bad Veto Wall anti-shadows. This is not really a huge issue, as the overall fitting algorithm is robust enough to give good position calibration as long as more than half of the Veto Wall bars are good. However, the diagnostic plot generated and saved to
database/
currently has this weird vertical spacing. For example, in the figure below: