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Simulation Studies on the Trigger Decision Criterion of Photon Spectrometer in ALICE Experiment

WANG Ya-Ping^,,
CAI Xu

Institute of Particle Physics, CCNU, Wuhan 430079, China

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This paper studies deeply trigger decision criterion of the PHOS in ALICE experiment by simulation, including three parts: 1) the energy reconstruction performance of PHOS is tested; 2) the selection of trigger threshold is analyzed and the trigger efficiency is calculated; 3) the trigger rate of PHOS is evaluated and its selection is discussed for the different collision mode.
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WANG Ya-Ping and CAI Xu. Simulation Studies on the Trigger Decision Criterion of Photon Spectrometer in ALICE Experiment[J]. Chinese Physics C, 2006, 30(7): 606-611.

WANG Ya-Ping and CAI Xu. Simulation Studies on the Trigger Decision Criterion of Photon Spectrometer in ALICE Experiment[J]. Chinese Physics C, 2006, 30(7): 606-611. shu

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Received: 2005-10-09
Revised: 2005-10-25

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Simulation Studies on the Trigger Decision Criterion of Photon Spectrometer in ALICE Experiment

WANG Ya-Ping^,
CAI Xu

Corresponding author:WANG Ya-Ping,

Institute of Particle Physics, CCNU, Wuhan 430079, China

Received Date:2005-10-09
Accepted Date:2005-10-25
Available Online:2006-07-05

Abstract:This paper studies deeply trigger decision criterion of the PHOS in ALICE experiment by simulation, including three parts: 1) the energy reconstruction performance of PHOS is tested; 2) the selection of trigger threshold is analyzed and the trigger efficiency is calculated; 3) the trigger rate of PHOS is evaluated and its selection is discussed for the different collision mode.