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Valentina Akishina
CBM-PR-2020-Algo
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@@ -64,7 +64,7 @@ reconstruction and time-slice-based reconstruction at 0.1~MHz, 1~MHz and
\end{table}
As one can see from Tab.~
\ref
{
table:eff
}
for the low IR~case the overall
track reconstruction efficiency is even higher than for
e-b-e
case due to the
track reconstruction efficiency is even higher than for
3D~
case due to the
help of additional time measurement of hits, which is not present for the
3D~case. For the highest IR scenario the efficiency degradation of about~6
\%
is observed. Here one has to note that the effect is not solely due to the
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@@ -104,8 +104,28 @@ reconstruction algorithms to so-called sub-slices containing of about
100~events for track reconstruction and reconstruct them with no speed
degradation. The splitting algorithm is currently under development.
\section
{
Global tracker
}
progress for mini-CBM, further extension to the full CBM
\section
{
Track Finder for mCBM
}
The CA~tracker used in STS was modified and adapted for the reconstruction
of straight tracks for the case of mCBM in the absence of magnetic field.
The modified algorithm consists of the same steps as original one and the
triplets are built trough the whole detector system and binned into tracks.
However, the extrapolation is done with a straight line track model,
momenta is not defined and filtered and binning triplets into tracks
is done with no momenta cut.
In order to test the reconstruction performance 1000~AgAg UrQMD central events
at 1.65~
$
A
$
GeV collision energy were simulated using
the mcbm
\_
beam
\_
2020
\_
03 setup. For the current development
stage v20d mSTS and v20b mTOF~(Time-of-Flight) sub-detectors were included.
For efficiency calculations the same definitions were used as for the full
CBM case. The resulting tracking efficiency is about 96
\%
with ghost fraction
of about 18
\%
, which is expected to improve after including all the
sub-detector systems.
Similar approach of extending the existing~CA track finder is used for the
global CA-based track reconstruction algorithm, which is currently under
development.
\section
{
Event builder
}
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