Total Npe based energy reconstruction
So far, we used total Npe for the EHE analysis.
Although we didn't explicitly reconstruct the event energy, here I tried
to reconstruct the energy in order to compare the energy resolution with the
one got by the channel-wise Npe reconstruction.
Below is the plot to show the relation between Npe and the energy.
In order to estimate the energy from Npe, I got the relation
between energy and npe as below.
The relation is derived as below.
[log10(Estimated energy)] = -3.89 + 5.77*[log10(Npe)] - 1.20*[log10(Npe)]^2 + 0.0999*[log10(Npe)]^3
The results
reconstructed energy resolution
black: no dist cut
blue: dist<500m
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reconstructed energy resolution Vs distance
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reconstructed energy Vs true energy (no dist cut)
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reconstructed energy Vs true energy (dist<500m)
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reconstructed energy resolution Vs true energy (no dist cut)
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reconstructed energy resolution Vs true energy (dist<500m)
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reconstructed energy resolution Vs zenith angle (no dist cut)
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reconstructed energy resolution Vs zenith angle (dist<500m)
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The summary
To summarize, I show again two plots.
The energy resolution by the channel-wise Npe is definitely better than
one just using total Npe. (factor ~2)
reconstructed energy resolution by Npe
black: no dist cut
blue: dist<500m
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reconstructed energy resolution by channel-wise Npe
(with lightsaber, FADC) with hyperreco as the seed
black: no dist cut
blue: dist<500m
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Keiichi Mase
Last modified: Fri Mar 14 03:18:41 JST 2008