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This study presents a novel approach for clustering and track association in digital calorimeters, specifically focusing on charged pions with a 10 GeV energy level. The methodology involves analyzing energy-weighted resolutions and local density maxima to enhance hadronic position resolution. By iteratively refining centroids and employing distance functions for membership determination, we achieved promising results. This algorithm shows potential for broader applications in multi-particle events and could provide valuable feedback into calorimeter design and particle identification strategies.
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EF with simple multi-particle states Vishnu V. Zutshi NIU/NICADD
Hadron Position Resolution • Since Eflow invariably involves associating clusters near an extrapolated track … • How to do this in a digital calorimeter ? • Study this using charged pions • Resolution is defined w.r.t. the MC extrapolated position
10 GeV charged pions Energy weighted unweighted Density weighted
“Density” • Need a hierarchy in the absence of an energy measurement • Clumpiness of the surrounding • A simple-minded realization of this used here: di = S (1/dRij) where dRij is the angular distance between cell ‘i’ and cell ‘j’
Thanks Ben 10 GeV p unweighted Measured relative to the energy weighted resolutions Cell area at first layer=0.64cm2 Density weighted
10 GeV p unweighted Measured relative to the energy weighted resolutions Cell area at first layer=4cm2 Density weighted
10 GeV p unweighted Measured relative to the energy weighted resolutions Cell area at first layer=6cm2 Density weighted
10 GeV p unweighted Measured relative to the energy weighted resolutions Cell area at first layer=9cm2 Density weighted
10 GeV p unweighted Measured relative to the energy weighted resolutions Cell area at first layer=12cm2 Density weighted
10 GeV p unweighted Measured relative to the energy weighted resolutions Cell area at first layer=16cm2 Density weighted
2GeV Photons maxima maxima maxima
Clustering • Local ‘density’ maxima chosen as seed clusters • Membership of each cell in the seed clusters decided with a distance function • Calculate centroids • Iterate steps 2 and 3 till distortion is below some threshold Could be unique or shared
Parameters • Cell thresholds • How many layers to lump together • Neighborhood for maxima search • Minimum no. of layers hit • Neighborhood for membership • Proto-cluster definition • Uniqueness of membership
10 GeV p0 Density weighted q-f High asymmetry
10 GeV p0 Density weighted q-f Medium asymmetry
10 GeV p0 Density weighted q-f Low asymmetry
10 GeV p0 Density weighted q-f Low asymmetry
10 GeV p0 Recon. energy Recon. mass 18%
10 GeV p0 Recon. energy Recon. mass
Energy asymmetry A = abs(Eg1 – Eg2)/(Eg1 + Eg2)
S+ pp0 p Density weighted q-f p0
S+ pp0 p Density weighted q-f
S+ pp0 Eflow Cal only E/Egen
S+ np+ p+ EMCal n HCal p
S+ np+ n EMCal p HCal
S+ np+ Not reliable due to noncompensation recE (p) genE (p)
S+ np+ • Get the e/pi for the SD detector • Scale the MC truth with that function • Take the ratio of the reconstructed pion energy with the scaled MC truth • This should have a mean of 1.0 (with an atrocious resolution) if things are working ok
Summary/Outlook • A first pass clustering/track association algorithm exists applicable to EM/HAD, both analog/digital • Encouraging results for multiparticle events • More detailed study to expand and enhance (for instance particle id) • Move to jets • Feedback into calorimeter design