10 - H1 - Desy
10 - H1 - Desy
10 - H1 - Desy
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58 Event reconstruction and preselection<br />
where z and r are impact cluster parameters. Since the <strong>H1</strong> machine has been subject to<br />
some major repair efforts, the trigger efficiency was studied as a function of time. It was<br />
also evaluated in 16 φ sectors sensitive to the definition of LAr Big Towers. Figure 4.4<br />
presents the example of a zr dependence of trigger efficiency for the 2006 year running period.<br />
Shaded LAr calorimeter areas with significantly low trigger efficiency are considered<br />
as unreliable and are removed from the selection. The same figure presents the efficiency<br />
as produced by the MC simulation. One can note that the main hardware problems were<br />
properly simulated but in general the simulation overestimates the s67 trigger efficiency.<br />
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Figure 4.4: The trigger efficiency for 16 φ sectors as the function of zr variable. Data<br />
points are plotted together with the MC simulation of the trigger efficiency (blue histogram).<br />
Shadowed areas indicate regions which are removed from the selection.<br />
The trigger efficiency as a function of the cluster energy has been evaluated for each year<br />
and for each LAr calorimeter wheel. An example of determined efficiency for the year<br />
2006 is presented in figure 4.5. The step function has been fitted to the points for both<br />
data and MC. One can see again that simulated MC trigger efficiency differs significantly<br />
from the measured data efficiency. Therefore, for most <strong>H1</strong> analyses, the simulated trigger<br />
response is neglected. Instead, the trigger efficiency as determined from data is treated as<br />
a separate correction. In this particular analysis though, trigger introduces a bias to the<br />
vital variables (cluster shape variables - see section 6.1) and for this reason MC trigger