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5 June 2003Alan Norton / Focus / EP Topics3 Measure of the asymmetry in the Dalitz plot of from K + with respect to from K - Many other rare K decay channels
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5 June 2003 Alan Norton / Focus / EP Topics 1
Other EP Topics
Some 2003 Running Experiments
- NA48/2 (Flavio Marchetto)- Compass (Benigno Gobbo)- NA60 (Carlos Lourenco)
EP/SFT Inherited Commitments (John Harvey)
2Alan Norton / Focus / EP Topics5 June 2003
NA48/2
COMPASS
NA60
JUNE 13 SEP 8 OCT 26
5 June 2003 Alan Norton / Focus / EP Topics 3
Measure of the asymmetry in the Dalitz plot of fromK+ with respect to fromK-
Many other rare K decay channels
5 June 2003 Alan Norton / Focus / EP Topics 4
NA48/2
Requested: 120 days in 2003Got: ~ 70 days
• New Beams – simultaneous K+K-
• New Beam Spectrometer• Different Trigger setup
5 June 2003 Alan Norton / Focus / EP Topics 5
To limit the biases due to the detector differences during the the data taking the K+ and K- are simultaneous
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• Data taking: 75 days (minus Machine Development)
• 2 levels of hardware trigger select ~60 K trig/burst which are recorded by the online Pcfarm.
The load corresponds to 0.5 GB of rawdata/burst
• Triggers are filtered by a L3 software trigger to produce several data streams:
1. goldraw: raw format.
2. goldcmp: compacted format (1/5 of raw).
3. calibration and streams for specific studies:10% of the full statistics.
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• L3 to be used in flagging mode
• Goldraw, goldcmp and other streams are written to Castor
Total load per burst : 0.5 GB(goldraw) + 0.1(goldcmp)
+ 0.1(other streams) = 0.7 GB/burst
which gives 3.5 TB/day and 175 TB in total
(assuming ~70 % data taking efficiency.
5 June 2003 Alan Norton / Focus / EP Topics 8
NA48/2Dedicated use of CDR and CASTOR
Priority channelsReduce ~ 25 TB goldcmp to ~ 5 TB
L3 runs continuously on lxbatch~ 100 jobs on average
Not yet fully migrated from ‘old’ na48 setupCDR main control on a Sun Na48pc/na48cern used for Lkr calibration
Installation of 10 disk servers now critical !!7 from Cocotime3 from NA48/2 institutes
5 June 2003 Alan Norton / Focus / EP Topics 9
NA48/2
Preliminary Analysis during the runPriority channelsReduce ~ 25 TB goldcmp to ~ 5 TB
Report to SPSC in OctoberQuality of data BackgroundsSignificance of sample
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Compass• DAQ period already started
– Experiment under Setup– Physics running expected by mid June – Expected sample
• This year period will be shorter than last year one (~80%)• assuming the last year efficiency expect to collect about 200 TB of raw
data or more (will enlarge trigger acceptance to test On Line Filtering– Expected sustained DAQ rate
• Added more tracking devices but event size should not change much• Same SPS duty cycle• ~ 40 MBps or more (due to higher trigger rate)
– No L3 Trigger (On Line Filtering) yet • But it is being tested flagging events. Trigger rate will be increased up
to 30% to test flagging efficiency
5 June 2003 Alan Norton / Focus / EP Topics 11
Compass (continued)• 2002 Data Production
– Still on going due to several delay sources• (Objectivity → Oracle) & (9940 → 9940B) migrations troubles
– Software setup– Delayed 9940B drives delivery
• Spectrometer alignment and “understanding”– Some Period Production delayed due to long code certification
procedures – We will need to reprocess Objectivity data too– 50% of 2002 data processed
• 4 “SPS periods”. • 1 period to be produced• 3 periods to be re-processed (the ones stored in Objectivity/DB)
– 0.7 s/event (on a 1GHz PIII machine)• Improvements in production code slowed down program speed
– Asked >100 SPECint200 needed to process all 2002 in ~ 4 months • Up to now: we got no more that half of such CPU power
5 June 2003 Alan Norton / Focus / EP Topics 12
Compass (continued)
• Oracle DBs– Got help from IT for migration
• ~1FTE from IT, ~1-2 FTE from COMPASS– Lost 1-2 months due to delay in 9940B delivery and various
troubles– Reasonably stable now
• Some problems still appears– Forced to stay on GCC2 due to available Oracle libraries
• No way to completely certify out code using GCC3• We risk to be the unique experiment asking for GCC2 installed
when upgrading to future Linux releases
5 June 2003 Alan Norton / Focus / EP Topics 13
NA60
Indium Run: ~ 30 days in 2003Will run with Protons in 2004
• Expect about 0.5 TB per day • Use CDR and Castor
• All analysis done locallyPrivate Linux setup in B559PC farms in Lisbon and Cagliari
• Main problem is network connection to B559
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Commitments taken over by EP/SFT
CERNLIB (including PAW and GEANT3)till end 2003
keep-as-is from 2003
AIDA (ANAPHE) residual support mainly HARP and Compass ?Geant 4 tests & examples
GEANT4 (MoU -> Collaboration agreement)current level of support for
visitors, PAfor development of physics
components