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Course: RHIC 23, Fall 2009School: Wayne State University
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ckin(3)=10 26-sep-2002 =========== 1. GeV/c: sigma(ccBar) = 1.365e-02mb = 13.65mkb; sigma(bbBar) = 1.029E-02mb = 1.029mkb; 2. ckin(3)=50 GeV/c: sigma(ccBar) = 1.945e-05mb = 19.45nb; sigma(bbBar) = 1.932E-05mb = 19.32nb; HERA-B sigma(bbBar) = 32+/-14nb/ nucleon; 3. ckin(3)=50 GeV/c: ccBar Sigma all 19.75nb -> Sigma 1.78 nb GoodEvent 902...
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ckin(3)=10 26-sep-2002
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1. GeV/c: sigma(ccBar) = 1.365e-02mb = 13.65mkb;
sigma(bbBar) = 1.029E-02mb = 1.029mkb;
2. ckin(3)=50 GeV/c: sigma(ccBar) = 1.945e-05mb = 19.45nb;
sigma(bbBar) = 1.932E-05mb = 19.32nb;
HERA-B sigma(bbBar) = 32+/-14nb/ nucleon;
3. ckin(3)=50 GeV/c: ccBar
Sigma all 19.75nb -> Sigma 1.78 nb
GoodEvent 902 from 100000
One parton in emcal, one in TPC
===================================================
4. ckin(3)=50 GeV/c: ccBar
Sigma all 19.75nb -> Sigma 1.35 nb
GoodEvent 683 from 100000
c or cBar in EMCAL with gap 0.2 (abs(eta)<0.5 and 0.2<phi<1.9)
5. ckin(3)=50 GeV/c: bbBar
Sigma all 19.40nb -> Sigma 1.34 nb
GoodEvent 1000 from 14439
b or bBar in EMCAL with gap 0.2 (abs(eta)<0.5 and 0.2<phi<1.9)
Efficiency 0.50
Time 8640000
Luminosity(pp) 1.000000e+34
Cross Section 1.343801e-06 +/- 4.249470e-08( 3.16%) mb
Rate 5.805218e+07 +/- 1.835771e+06( 3.16%)
Luminosity(207) 1.000000e+27
Cross Section 5.758051e-02 +/- 1.820856e-03( 3.16%) mb
Rate 2.487478e+05 +/- 7.866096e+03( 3.16%)
6. ckin(3)=50 GeV/c: ccbar - 3-oct-2002
StFMCEvent::mNevent -> 3000000 mPythia6->GetMSTI(5) 1435318 Good 100000
Sigma all 19.60nb -> Sigma 1.37 nb(100000)
Event 1435318 : Good Event 100000
Efficiency 0.50
Time 2592000
Luminosity(pp) 1.000000e+34
Cross Section 1.365585e-06 +/- 4.318359e-09( 0.32%) mb
Rate 1.769798e+07 +/- 5.596593e+04( 0.32%)
Luminosity(207) 1.000000e+27
Cross Section 5.851395e-02 +/- 1.850374e-04( 0.32%) mb
Rate 7.583408e+04 +/- 2.398084e+02( 0.32%)
7. ckin(3)=50 GeV/c: ccbar - 4-oct-2002.
Enforce decay with electron for D mesons
StFMCEvent::mNevent 2000000 -> mPythia6->GetMSTI(5) 1447443 Good 100000
Sigma all 19.61nb -> Sigma 1.35 nb(100000)
Event 1447443 : Good Event 100000
Efficiency 0.50
Time 2592000
Luminosity(pp) 1.000000e+34
Cross Section 1.354864e-06 +/- 4.284455e-09( 0.32%) mb
Rate 1.755903e+07 +/- 5.552653e+04( 0.32%)
Luminosity(207) 1.000000e+27
Cross Section 5.805455e-02 +/- 1.835846e-04( 0.32%) mb
Rate 7.523869e+04 +/- 2.379256e+02( 0.32%)
==============================================================
8. ssbar - production
ckin(3)=50GeV/C
Sigma all = 18.03 nb - the same as for ccbar and bbar, just for sure
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