Geometry and Geometry Database

Min Jeong Kim

        Kyungpook National University

        mjkim@fnal.gov

March 31, 1999, Offline Meeting

 

New Shape for Geometry Description : Trap and Pcon

 1. Trap(General trapezoid) :

   (1) Half length along the z axis
   (2) Polar angle of the line joining the centers of the two planes
   (3) Azimuthal  angle of the line joining the centers of the two planes
   (4) Half length along the y axis of the first plane
   (5) Half length along the x axis of the first side in y at the first plane
   (6) Half length along the x axis of the second side in y at the first plane
   (7) Angle with respect to the y axis from the center of the first side in y to the center of
        the second side in y at the first plane
   (8) Half length along the y axis of the second plane
   (9) Half length along the x axis of the first side in y at the second plane
   (10) Half length along the x axis of the second side in y at the second plane
   (11) Angle with respect to the y axis from the center of the first side in y to the center of
         the second side in y at the second plane
 

 2. Pcon(Polycone) :

   (1) Phi : The azimuthal angle at which volume begins
   (2) Delta Phi : Opening angle of the volume, which extends from Phi to (Phi + Delta Phi)
   (3) Number of planes perpendicular to the z axis where the dimension of the section is given
        - This should be at least 2 to generate polycone.
   (4) Z coordinate of the section
   (5) Radius of the inner circle in the cross-section
   (6) Radius of the outer circle in the cross-section
 

Materials List

        Even though they are sampling type of active and passive elements, they were represented by
        already calculated values according to the intrinsic characteristics and ratios of elements.
        Therefore it's hard to identify materials which consist of real detector.  
Element Name 
[Fraction]
Symbol Atomic 
Number
(Z)
Mass of 
Molecule
(A)
Material 
Name
Density Radiation 
Length
Interaction 
Length
26 Cemstuff [1] 67.3 169.28 CEM_Stuff 3.897 2.2134 44.517
27 Chastuff [1] 25. 53.66 CHA_Stuff 4.88 2.9451 33.292
28 Whastuff [1] 25. 53.66 WhaStuff 4.88 2.5806 29.177
29 (1)                    [0.06192] 
(2)                    [0.05161] 
(3) Iron            [0.1203] 
(4)                    [0.59009E-04] 
(5) Lead           [0.76611]
Fe 

Pb

26. 

82.

55.850 

207.190

PEM_Mix 3.9759 1.9154 45.347
30 (1)                    [0.01443] 
(2)                    [0.00916] 
(3) Aluminum [0.02448] 
(4)                    [0.20137E-04] 
(5) Iron            [0.95191]
Al 

Fe

13. 

26.

26.980 

55.850

PHA_Mix 5.86639 2.4321 25.084
31 Iron [1] PLUG 
misc.steel
5.24667 1.1733 14.180
 
 

Muon Geometry

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Geometry Database

1. Requirement of Geometry Database

  • To control  the parameters related with the spatial geometry easily.
  • To avoid the recompilation of the code whenever we make a changement in valuesof parameters which are expected to be frequently replaced since detector geometry could be changed by adjustment of the detector such as misalignment.
  • 2. On the basis of geometry information of include files which reside in each package.

    3. The development of Geometry Database on ROOT

    4. STAR is using ROOT based Geometry Database - There was a report in ROOT workshop -. We need to pay attention to it.

     

    5. At present, the Geometry Database includes every parameters related to SVXII, ISL, COT, calorimeter and Central Muon Geometry.

     

    6. We tried to read this Geometry Database into simulation code for tracking during last summer.

     

    7. Milestones for Geometry Database

  • Implementing basic geometry parameters on runII detector : Done
  • Developing tools for updating and browsing : Done
  • Providing related documents : At proper time but as soon as possible
  • Maintaining database : continuously
  • 8. Several questions