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This paper details the processes and findings related to the alignment of the Tracker Tracking (TT) system through muon track reconstruction. Key activities include the measurement of TT efficiency and the stability study of PMT pedestals. The main goal is to minimize distances between reconstructed muon tracks, employing 3D transformations and systematic adjustments along multiple axes (X, Y, Z). A preliminary TT alignment has been achieved, with relative parameters identified, indicating the need for more precise measurements and cross-checks for absolute positions in subsequent studies.
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TT Alignment A. Chukanov, Yu. Gornushkin, S. Zemskova LNGS, 27th of April 2007
Dubna’s group activity • Muon track reconstruction (TT alignment, brick finding) • TT alignment • Measurement of TT efficiency • Study of PMT pedestals stability • TODO study of PMT signals stability (gains)
TT Alignment with the help of muon tracks 3D Muon track Distances Hits Main goal – minimization of all distances for all tracks distances D vs Y
3 dimension transformation • 3 angles – around X, Y and Z axises • Shifting along Z-axis (beam line) • Shifting along X-axis • Non-linearity along strips X Z (beam) Y (strip)
Hits corrections in module • Reweghting of muon angle distribution • Reweghting of X and Y muon hits distribution XZ angle YZ angle
Rotation around beam line beam Strips dXa, cm
Rotation around strip line Strip dZa, cm beam
Shifting transverse to strips direction Strip dX, cm beam
Strips non-linearity Strip h, cm beam
Strips non-linearity dYv, cm Strip beam
Strips non-linearity Strip dZ, cm beam
Conclusion • Preliminary TT alignment has been made • Relative parameters was obtained • Cross-checks and tests are needed • Absolute measurements are needed (bricks and TT position) • Necessary to measure relative position of TT, DT and RPC