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Minutes for UCL Proton Calorimetry Meeting, 11th October 2017 (D17, Physics & Astronomy, UCL)

Present

Simon Jolly, Ruben Saakyan, Anastasia Basharina-Freshville, Jordan Silverman, Matthieu Hentz, Dan Walker

ABF:

  • Included aluminium to calorimeter simulation.
  • Results not significantly different.

MH:

  • Running Clatterbridge simulations with collimator in nozzle:
    • Initial simulations used collimator with "exact fit" but particles still transmit around collimator.
    • Adding lip to collimator stops "halo".
    • Increasing collimator diameter shows increase in tail on low energy side of peak.
    • Added cap to collimator: produces very odd energy distribution with second peak at 30MeV.

JS:

  • Working on different visualisers for tutorials.
  • Tried using Google visualisation package (the name of which escapes us...).
  • Waiting on information from Tony Price on Geant4 visualisation: SJ will chase up...

MH

  • Running Clatterbridge simulations that Anastasia has been demanding!
  • Working on splitting many particle simulation to increase proton numbers at nozzle.
    • Having trouble killing particles...
    • Will split simulation into 4 steps.
  • Wiki needs updating.

LK:

  • Been learning Java for PHAS3459.
  • Will add in latest results to Build-Up publication, but also need to speak to Adam.
  • Will email Michela Esposito and Tony Price regarding MAPS readout.
  • SJ will contact Claus-Stefan Schmitzer regarding OMA placements.

DW:

  • Shelved Java and Python versions of Lecroy binary file readout: all now in C++.
  • Next step is to read data into ROOT.