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CEPC Physics Performance for RefTDR weekly meeting

Asia/Shanghai
226 (多学科大楼)

226

多学科大楼

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Zoom link: 
https://cern.zoom.us/j/64359854581?pwd=5GycaaaxtZRNbF5H0CzBfcGoyqzkEt.1

meeting id: 643 5985 4581
password: 517454

20241104 

participants:  chenguang,kaili,hongbo,reda,junquan,yingqi,manqi,mingshui,xuai,shanzhen,chen ye, jiarong, xiaotian, peng zhang, Shiyi,   Hengne, and online Da Xu, Yang Zhang, Fangyi Guo, Ligang Xia, Xiang Chen, Ying Yang, Hao Zhu

 

  • general information: recommendations from IDRC review
    • select fewer channels, aimed at demonstrating that the reference detector reaches adequate performance for physics. Include some simple topology (e.g. Z→mumu). Encompass H, Z, W and top physics.   
    • Foresee in the TDR results and figures about performance on basic objects (leptons, photons, jets) as a function of energy and polar angle
    • The performance of crystal ECAL on boson mass resolution and Jet Origin ID should be simulated in a consistent way. 
    • ……
  • Two task forces have already started their regular meetings: Jet/Clusters on Wednesday 2pm, Tracking/PID on Friday 2pm
  • Chenguang presents summary of Tracking/PID studies 
    • tracking efficiency in 24.10.0 looks OK now
    • current PID eff  (for kaon, <90% ) seems significantly lower than requirement (95%, also from Manqi’s NIMA 2023 PID paper)
      • need to find out the underline differences
      • suggest to investigate more at lower level distributions, e.g. dedx  resolution as function of cos theta …   check Manqi’s paper 
      • the comparison should be apple-to-apple
  • Kaili presents updates on
    • dimuon lower tail (13% of events with m(mumu)<120 GeV for 125 GeV Higgs) understood - due to FSR 
      • need to investigate further how to better recover FSR for muons
    • matching eff of dimuon ~ 70%,  perhaps due to reading tracks from PFO
      • need to check if PFO collection contains all tracks 
      • suggest also to double check with reading tracks from CompleteTracks collection directly 
      • need lepton ID which should be developed soon
        • electron, muon, photon 
    • for recoil mass distribution, one should check if beam energy spread is included (~100 MeV)
    • CPU/memory usage
      • 24.10.0 memory issues with muon chamber 
      • once muon chamber removed -> 100 Hbb events in one hour, and with 4 GB
      • ZvvHbb event size: 15 MB/event, mainly sim (14MB) 
      • Initialization requires ~10 mins per job.
      • CPU farm, only 200 cpu jobs running simultaneously (likely due to limited nodes with 4 GB memory)
        • Later in software group meeting, Weidong points out that CEPC farm has > 1600 cores in HTCondor. 
        • to be sorted out with computing center 
    • duplicated track issue
      • happens at 0.7% for Z->mumu events.  2 PFOs with very similar PxPyPzE.
      • more often in lower energy region 
      • check MC truth with Geant4 sim (including muon decay information)
      • Should find out a solution at analysis level
        • to investigate together with Tracking experts (Chengdong), should send them the exact events that have duplicated tracks
  • Round table
    • Reda working on photon performance with particle gun MC
    • Shiyi - smuon
    • Xiaotian shows plots: - dN/dx distributions of 12GeV 72 degree (costheta~0.3) samples, which looks significantly different from PID paper
      • to be followed up with TPC team, and to understand how it was done in the paper
    • Peng Zhang - will put more time on cepc jet performance
    • Yang Zhang show update on tracks 
    • Ligang Xia plan to take some concrete and urgent tasks (e.g. differential tracking performance, PID related) with his student
    • Ye Chen - plan on muon study 
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