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| Re: Reconstruction macro crash [message #11861 is a reply to message #11857] |
Mon, 23 May 2011 15:57   |
Gianluigi Boca
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| Lia Lavezzi wrote on Mon, 23 May 2011 13:36 |
Hi Stefano,
actually there is a test to decide whether the track can reach the GEM plane or not with a simple and quick helix extrapolation to the first plane (no GEANE, just math).
In my thoughts that should have been enough to throw away also these pz = 0 tracks, but clearly there is something which goes wrong.
...I was wondering (looking in the log) how is it possible that a track with:
first mom = (0.077671,-0.047670,0.000000)
first pos = (16.552964,0.397360,0.000000)
last mom = (-0.085107,-0.032588,0.000000)
has last pos = (14.075058,-26.674008,-4.163533)...
Gianluigi, this comes from your PR, do you have any idea?
Ciao,
Lia.
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In principle no physics prevents from having a track with Pz=0, and the Pattern Recognition in fact can find a track with Pz =0.
Pz =0 when one of the parameter I use to parametrize the Helix is very large.
Also, Pz=0 for a track is not in contraddiction, from the Pattern Recognition algorithm point of view, with having
the Z position of the last point NOT EXACTLY 0; certainly it must be CLOSE to zero [as in the this example, where
last pos = (14.075058,-26.674008,-4.163533) ].
Anyway, I am investigating possible bugs in the code right now
Gianluigi
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