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* SU2020 stands for "'2020 Mu2e sensitivity Updates" | * SU2020 stands for "'2020 Mu2e sensitivity Updates" | ||
* consider two channels - mu- --> e- and mu- --> e+ | |||
* signal windows are different, roughly speaking, [103.5-105] MeV/c and [90.5-92.5] MeV/c , so some background datasets could be the same, but some - unique for a given signal channel | |||
== mu- --> e- channel == | |||
=== CE (conversion electrons) === | |||
=== DIO === | |||
* need 'single particle' and 'mixed' datasets | |||
===Cosmcics=== | |||
* a placeholder | |||
=== RPC === | |||
In principle, RPC dataset could be reused for both channels | |||
* internal conversions | |||
* external conversions | |||
* in-time vs out-of-time | |||
=== RMC === | |||
- RMC background in mu- --> e- channel is negligible, but could be a dominant one in mu- --> e+ channel. | |||
- for mu- --> e+, need 'single-particle' as well as 'mixed' datasets | |||
* internal conversions | |||
* external conversions | |||
=== antiprotons === | |||
antiproton dataset can be reused for both channels , no need to generate bars with mixing | |||
=== decays in flight=== | |||
== mu- --> e+ channel == | |||
=== DIO --> bremsstahlung --> e+ === | |||
===RPC --> e+ === | |||
===RMC --> e+ === | |||
===Cosmics=== | |||
===antiprotons=== | |||
===decays in flight ---> e+=== | |||
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[[Category:Datasets]][[Category:SU2020]] | [[Category:Datasets]][[Category:SU2020]] | ||
Revision as of 17:57, 6 May 2020
Datasets for '2020 Mu2e sensitivity updates (in progress)
- SU2020 stands for "'2020 Mu2e sensitivity Updates"
- consider two channels - mu- --> e- and mu- --> e+
- signal windows are different, roughly speaking, [103.5-105] MeV/c and [90.5-92.5] MeV/c , so some background datasets could be the same, but some - unique for a given signal channel
mu- --> e- channel
CE (conversion electrons)
DIO
- need 'single particle' and 'mixed' datasets
Cosmcics
- a placeholder
RPC
In principle, RPC dataset could be reused for both channels
- internal conversions
- external conversions
- in-time vs out-of-time
RMC
- RMC background in mu- --> e- channel is negligible, but could be a dominant one in mu- --> e+ channel. - for mu- --> e+, need 'single-particle' as well as 'mixed' datasets
- internal conversions
- external conversions
antiprotons
antiproton dataset can be reused for both channels , no need to generate bars with mixing