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CalorimeterHitDigi: add photon counter based readout #1064
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Capybara summary for PR 1064Last updated 2024-11-22T02:30-05:00 4fcc822 |
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This comes from Athena times where all calorimeters were smeared by 2%. We don't expect this term, we want to have something more motivated like #1064, instead. Submitting separately to confirm the effect.
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This implements modes to add additional signal smearing associated with the scintillation process in calorimeters. The SiPM mode allows to study effect of saturation for a given material, light collection efficiency and type of sensor. The part with binomial distribution sampling is a SiPM formalism from Jin Huang's work done for sPhenix: sPHENIX-Collaboration/coresoftware@f746f13
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This implements modes to add additional signal smearing associated with the scintillation process in calorimeters. The SiPM mode allows to study effect of saturation for a given material, light collection efficiency and type of sensor.
The part with binomial distribution sampling is a SiPM formalism from Jin Huang's work done for sPhenix:
sPHENIX-Collaboration/coresoftware@f746f13
Resolves: #696