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'''Agenda:''' topics of discussion:
 
'''Agenda:''' topics of discussion:
 
* Broader analysis roadmap/direction - Zeke has a starting point [https://sbs.jlab.org/cgi-bin/DocDB/private/ShowDocument?docid=378 Diagram]
 
* Broader analysis roadmap/direction - Zeke has a starting point [https://sbs.jlab.org/cgi-bin/DocDB/private/ShowDocument?docid=378 Diagram]
* Systematics & Statistics, ideally coming up with a list
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* Systematics & Statistics: Sources of systematics:  
** sources of systematics: need to complete this list
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** detector efficiencies (most notably HCal)
* What are necessary milestones for a preliminary result.
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** inelastic events subtraction;
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** kinematics - compare average effective Q2 for SBS8 and SBS9 (specific to nTPE);
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* What are necessary milestones for a preliminary result [https://sbs.jlab.org/wiki/images/3/35/NTPE_analysis_plan.pdf List of steps/milestones towards analysis]
  
 
'''Minutes:'''
 
'''Minutes:'''
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* Analysis roadmap needs to include the evaluation of systematic uncertainties;
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** side question on radiative corrections: Evaluating their effect requires the comparison of an analysis on Monte Carlo with radiative corrections and without radiative corrections.
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* Systematics: Will complete the list of systematics uncertainties.
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** Side discussion on HCal selection: need to evaluate systematics due to the selection of the highest energy cluster for the nucleon candidate;
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* Milestones for preliminary results need to be completed and expended.
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** I will contact people to obtain an assessment on the calibration of the different subsystems for the next 2-3 meetings;
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* Question on the attempt to analyze p(\gamma pi^+)pi N from SBS9 (brought by Anu):
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** we have to assume E(\gamma) = E(beam);
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** ideally we want only a neutron: will tBB resolution allow us to resolve n from  pi N?
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* Question on the relevance of getting dedicated p(\gamma pi^+)pi N data for GEn-RP: would need investigation.

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Agenda: topics of discussion:

  • Broader analysis roadmap/direction - Zeke has a starting point Diagram
  • Systematics & Statistics: Sources of systematics:
    • detector efficiencies (most notably HCal)
    • inelastic events subtraction;
    • kinematics - compare average effective Q2 for SBS8 and SBS9 (specific to nTPE);
  • What are necessary milestones for a preliminary result List of steps/milestones towards analysis

Minutes:

  • Analysis roadmap needs to include the evaluation of systematic uncertainties;
    • side question on radiative corrections: Evaluating their effect requires the comparison of an analysis on Monte Carlo with radiative corrections and without radiative corrections.
  • Systematics: Will complete the list of systematics uncertainties.
    • Side discussion on HCal selection: need to evaluate systematics due to the selection of the highest energy cluster for the nucleon candidate;
  • Milestones for preliminary results need to be completed and expended.
    • I will contact people to obtain an assessment on the calibration of the different subsystems for the next 2-3 meetings;
  • Question on the attempt to analyze p(\gamma pi^+)pi N from SBS9 (brought by Anu):
    • we have to assume E(\gamma) = E(beam);
    • ideally we want only a neutron: will tBB resolution allow us to resolve n from pi N?
  • Question on the relevance of getting dedicated p(\gamma pi^+)pi N data for GEn-RP: would need investigation.