exampleComposedKin.cpp File Reference

Example (cylindrical) drift chamber application (composed trajectory with kinematic constraint). More...

#include <time.h>
#include "exampleUtilCdc.h"
#include "GblTrajectory.h"

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Functions
void	exampleComposedKin ()
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Detailed Description

Example (cylindrical) drift chamber application (composed trajectory with kinematic constraint).

Author

Claus Kleinwort, DESY, 2023 (Claus.nosp@m..Kle.nosp@m.inwor.nosp@m.t@de.nosp@m.sy.de)

Copyright

Copyright (c) 2023 Deutsches Elektronen-Synchroton, Member of the Helmholtz Association, (DESY), HAMBURG, GERMANY

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Definition in file exampleComposedKin.cpp.

Function Documentation

exampleComposedKin()

void exampleComposedKin

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Drift chamber example.

Simulate and reconstruct helical tracks in a (cylindrical) drift chamber.

Create points on initial trajectories, create COMPOSED trajectory (for two back to back tracks from same vertex like cosmic rays) from points, fit and write trajectory to MP-II binary file (for rigid body alignment).

Setup:

• Collider, beams in Z direction
• Constant magnetic field in Z direction
• Cylindrical drift chamber
• No multiple scattering in detectors (gas, wires, walls) (air in between ignored)
• Curvilinear system (T,U,V) as local coordinate system and (q/p, slopes, offsets) as local track parameters

Remarks

To exercise (mis)alignment different sets of layers (with different geometry) for simulation and reconstruction can be used.

Example steering file for Millepede-II (B=0, chamber alignment):

Cfiles
milleBinaryISN.dat
 
method inversion 3 0.1
chiscut 30. 6.
printcounts
! fix first layer as reference
parameter
1001  0.  -1.
1002  0.  -1.
1003  0.  -1.
1004  0.  -1.
1005  0.  -1.
1006  0.  -1.
end

Definition at line 74 of file exampleComposedKin.cpp.

References gbl::GblPoint::addGlobals(), gbl::GblPoint::addMeasurement(), gbl::GblPoint::addScatterer(), gbl::CreateImpactPar(), gbl::CreateWireCdc(), gbl::GblTrajectory::fit(), gbl::gblMultipleScatteringError(), gbl::gblSimpleJacobian(), gbl::GblHelixPrediction::getArcLength(), gbl::GblSimpleHelix::getArcLengthR(), gbl::GblSimpleHelix::getArcLengthXY(), gbl::GblHelixPrediction::getCosIncidence(), gbl::GblHelixPrediction::getCurvilinearDirs(), gbl::GblHelixPrediction::getDirection(), gbl::GblDetectorLayer::getLayerID(), gbl::GblHelixPrediction::getMeasPred(), gbl::GblDetectorLayer::getMeasSystemDirs(), gbl::GblSimpleHelix::getPhi(), gbl::GblHelixPrediction::getPosition(), gbl::GblDetectorLayer::getPrecision(), gbl::GblDetectorLayer::getRadiationLength(), gbl::GblDetectorLayer::getResolution(), gbl::GblDetectorLayer::getRigidBodyDerGlobal(), gbl::GblDetectorLayer::intersectWithHelix(), gbl::GblTrajectory::milleOut(), gbl::GblTrajectory::printTrajectory(), gbl::unif(), and gbl::unrm().