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Identifying injection runs via beam intensity asymmetry
Updated on Mon, 2019-04-15 13:02. Originally created by genevb on 2019-04-15 12:46.
Here is a plot of log10(IntensityYELLOW / IntensityBLUE) vs. day so far in Run 19, restricting to production runs with good status:
A few spot checks confirm that the runs at ~±5 are injection runs. There were some non-production runs with values at ~±3, so I have to be careful to select production runs.
Here is a recipe for finding the injection runs:
I'm keeping a somewhat up-to-date list here: ~genevb/public/Run19_InjectionRuns
-Gene
A few spot checks confirm that the runs at ~±5 are injection runs. There were some non-production runs with values at ~±3, so I have to be careful to select production runs.
Here is a recipe for finding the injection runs:
~genevb/public/getRichScalers.csh get_file_list.pl -keys runnumber -limit 0 -cond 'runnumber>20000000,trgsetupname~roduction' >! rlist1 if (-e rlist2) rm rlist2 root -l -b -q '~genevb/public/run2scaler.C("rlist1","log10(inty/intb)","ntup.root","rlist2")' >&! log.run2scaler if (-e rlist3) rm rlist3 root -l -b '~genevb/public/ntup.C(2,"rlist2")' << EOF a->SetScanField(0); a->Scan("x","abs(y)>3"); >rlist3 .q EOF grep 20 rlist3 | awk '{print $4}' >! Run19_InjectionRuns
I'm keeping a somewhat up-to-date list here: ~genevb/public/Run19_InjectionRuns
-Gene
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