Hi,
there is one point to consider though: it is well possible that the
theoretical error will go down in the future such that the total
error would be smaller at e.g. 1.625. Therefore this conclusion is
a moving target.
Cheers,
Heiko
On Thu, 27 Jul 2006, Wolfgang Menges wrote:
> Hi Bob,
>
> we discussed this issue a bit after the AWG reading. We want to quote
> only the number for one Mx cut, which will be 1.55 GeV. We calculated
> all systematics for two other cuts, 1.625 and 1.7. The result at 1.55 is
> the best in total error. The numbers are in the appendix of our support BAD.
>
> Cheers,
>
> Wolfgang
>
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> > One question that doesn't appear in the outline: for which cuts on Mx will
> > we show results? In particular, how high in Mx do you plan to go? Urs,
> > Rolf and Ed went to 2.5 GeV using Run 1-2 only; will you go this high? If
> > not, why not? Sorry if this question already has an obvious answer; I
> > hvaen't been following this closely.
> >
> > Bob
> >
> > On Wed, 26 Jul 2006, Jochen Dingfelder wrote:
> >
> >> Hi Heiko et al.:
> >>
> >> Thanks for informing us about your target time schedule.
> >> The PAC/DPAC were hoping to send your analysis to DPF,
> >> i.e. the analysis would have to go to RC by mid-September.
> >> Looking at your schedule this seems unlikely, right?
> >> Could you please confirm? We will then let the PAC know.
> >>
> >> Thanks,
> >> Jochen
> >>
> >>> here is our publication time schedule:
> >>>
> >>> End of July: Documentation of new strategy of mES fit into BAD
> >>> (Antonio & Concezio)
> >>> Also D** issue?
> >>> August: Parallel work:
> >>> * Working on backup solution (Wolfgang)
> >>> --> higher purity cut: Old model
> >>> * New strategy with higher purity cut (Chukwudi)
> >>> CM (Sept.): Presentation of mES fit strategy
> >>> Supporting document with fixed mES strategy --> AWG
> >>> End of Sep: Analysis to RC (fit strategy approved?)
> >>> Beg. of Oct: If yes: Evaluation of systematics
> >>> Mid of Oct: Paper draft to RC and then to CWR
> >>>
> >>> Our attempt to find a new well-controlled mES fit strategy
> >>> despite a lot of work has not converged to a stable version
> >>> yet. We suspect that we are suffering from the low purity.
> >>> As a consequence, we will try to understand if we can find
> >>> a stable solution with tighter cuts on purity. In parallel,
> >>> Wolfgang will look into the same direction but try to under-
> >>> stand if we could simply use in this case our old strategy
> >>> as a fall-back solution.
> >>>
> >>> A status report does not seem possbile before the September
> >>> CM due to the August holiday period.
> >>>
> >>> Cheers,
> >>> Heiko
> >>>
> >>>
> >
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