Chi,
I assume that you want the runnumber for the plot in black. They are:
7760-7763 7765 7768-7771 8555 8557 8559 8563 8867 8869 8871-8873 8876
9719-9723 9725 9727 9858-9864 9866-9873 9875-9882 9887 9890-9891 9893-9898
The ANALDIR is /net/data/4/Analysis/data//v3_4_1/
Let me know what you think.
Vitaliy
Chi Zhang wrote:
>run number in black.
>
>On Tue, 28 Sep 2004, vitaliy ziskin wrote:
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>>To back up my point. I include a picture of an unpol hydrogen runs
>>normalized to charge. These data sets have different runs in them since
>>no all hydrogen runs have been recrunched. In black is the latest
>>recrunch and in read is the data before the recrunch. Do I need to say
>>anything else. What went wrong?
>>
>>
>>Vitaliy
>>
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>>vitaliy ziskin wrote:
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>>>Well, for whatever it is worth, the recrunched hydrogen runs show a
>>>huge increase in the "neutron" rate, factor of 2.5 where as neutron
>>>yield increased by about 1.5 probably mostly due to misidentified
>>>"protons". I now even see a nice missing mass peak in the hydrogen
>>>runs. Is it possible that we are no assigning more hits to the
>>>neutron detector than before or not assigning enough to the tofs. Or
>>>maybe bats somehow get in the way. Please... I need your help.
>>> Cheers,
>>>Vitaliy
>>>
>>>Chris Crawford wrote:
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>>>
>>>
>>>>hi eugene,
>>>> you can always do a joint analysis from dst and raw data. just open
>>>>both filetypes together, and loop through them in sync.
>>>>--chris
>>>>
>>>>Eugene J. Geis wrote:
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>>lrd is not generating new lr-#### ntuples as well as flr and dst? I
>>>>>notice none
>>>>>in the recrunch directory. Is there potentially a new entry with
>>>>>all wire
>>>>>chamber hits per event regardless of a link to a track? Could be quite
>>>>>important for the neutrons... -eg
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>Quoting Michael Kohl <kohlm@mit.edu>:
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>>>>>
>>>>>>Vitaliy,
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Chi mentioned to me that in this BlastLib version the dst header
>>>>>>information is not copied over. Maybe this is related to your
>>>>>>problem?!
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Look at the yields for each spin state separately if your asymmetries
>>>>>>are inconclusive.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Regards,
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Michael
>>>>>>
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>>>>>Eugene Geis
>>>>>PhD Student, Physics Department, ASU
>>>>>Research Affiliate, MIT-Bates Laboratory of Nuclear Science
>>>>>eugene.geis@asu.edu
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