FASER Monte Carlo Samples
Overview
FASER MC samples are separated into different production epochs, representing particular detector configurations or releases. These samples can be found on EOS at CERN under
/eos/experiment/faser/sim
. The different output types are each in different subdirectories as shown here. Log files are also being saved for now.
Subdirectory |
Type |
Description |
sim |
HITS |
Output of Geant4 simulation, starting point for digitization |
ntp |
NTUP |
G4 hits and MC truth in the emulsion (for FASERnu reco) |
rdo |
RDO |
Raw Data Object, output of digitization, starting point for MC reconstruction |
rec |
xAOD |
Reconstructed data. Note both real data and simulated data will be found here |
phy |
NTUP |
PhysicsNtuples - flat ntuples intended to make analyses easier to get started |
To save disk space on the eos drive, some of the larger hits files have been moved to
/eos/experiment/fasernu-data0/faser/sim
. Wherever possible we have tried to avoid deleting samples.
Releases
Description of code releases can be found at
FaserReleases. For more details, you can also look at the
gitlab releases
page.
MC22 Production
Samples produced to support physics analyses for 2022 data in Winter 2023. Samples are found in the
/eos/experiment/faser/sim/mc22
directory. Each major generator has its own subdirectory, followed by run number and tag.
Latest Simulation Release:
s0010 (19 Feb, 2023)
Latest Reconstruction Release:
r0014 (27 Feb, 2023)
Note, there is no practical difference between simulation releases
s0009 and
s0008. There is a code speedup for the calorimeter digitization and a number of script improvements, but the samples should be interchangeable in content. Simulation release
s0010 brings a fix for the buggy calorimeter digitization, and a workaround for the tracker digitization timing. For samples produced upstream of FASERnu, this timing fix in particular is important.
As there is now an ambiguity for different simulation releases being reconstructed by r0013 or later, the output directories are now being extended to show both the simulation and reconstruction tag, so for instance,
s0010-r0013
. In some cases, where there is no ambiguity, the simulation tag is not being written in the directory (although it is always in the output file name).
The reconstruction release
r0014 is mainly an update to the physics ntuple format, although there is also a difference in the calorimeter energy scale applied to Monte Carlo samples that is relevant for the dark photon analysis.
Particle Gun Samples
These are diagnostic samples with single particles produced in a range of phase space through the detector. All samples (unless noted otherwise) are simulated with the optical filters inserted and with low gain settings for the calorimeter, which is the nominal physics configuration. All muon samples have high gain settings by default.
These samples are found in the
/eos/experiment/faser/sim/mc22/particle_gun
subdirectory.
Configuration files for producing these samples can be found
on git
.
Note, this is a different package in git than for the MDC.
Samples starting in the decay volume
All muon samples are digitized with high gain settings (with filters) in the calorimeter. All other samples use low gain settings (with filters) unless specified otherwise.
Run Number |
Short Description |
Events |
Description |
100000 |
MC22_PG_muon_logE |
100k |
muons with log energy distribution from 10 to 5000 GeV |
100001 |
MC22_PG_muon_30GeV |
25k |
muons at 30 GeV |
100002 |
MC22_PG_muon_100GeV |
25k |
muons at 100 GeV |
100003 |
MC22_PG_muon_300GeV |
25k |
muons at 300 GeV |
100004 |
MC22_PG_muon_1000GeV |
25k |
muons at 1000 GeV |
100005 |
MC22_PG_mupl_overlay |
100k |
mu plus starting at z=0 generated with the overlay energy/angle spectrum |
100006 |
MC22_PG_mumi_overlay |
100k |
mu minus starting at z=0 generated with the overlay energy/angle spectrum |
100020 |
MC22_PG_elec_logE |
40k |
electrons with log energy distribution from 10 to 5000 GeV |
100021 |
MC22_PG_elec_30GeV |
20k |
electrons at 30 GeV |
100022 |
MC22_PG_elec_100GeV |
20k |
electrons at 100 GeV |
100023 |
MC22_PG_elec_300GeV |
20k |
electrons at 300 GeV |
100024 |
MC22_PG_elec_1000GeV |
10k |
electrons at 1000 GeV |
100070 |
MC22_PG_kshort_logE |
20k |
K Short Decay In Flight, produced at a range of z positions in decay volume |
Samples starting upstream of FASERnu
These samples are produced starting in the concrete upstream of FASERnu.
All muon samples are digitized with high gain settings (with filters) in the calorimeter.
All other samples use low gain settings (with filters) unless specified otherwise.
Samples starting upstream of FASERnu also have the emulsion hit ntuple produced as part of the processing.
These ntuples can be found in the
ntp
directory, so for example:
/eos/experiment/faser/sim/mc22/particle_gun/100010/ntp/s0008
.
Run Number |
Short Description |
Events |
Description |
100010 |
MC22_PG_muon_fasernu_10GeV |
25k |
muons at 10 GeV |
100011 |
MC22_PG_muon_fasernu_30GeV |
25k |
muons at 30 GeV |
100012 |
MC22_PG_muon_fasernu_100GeV |
25k |
muons at 100 GeV |
100013 |
MC22_PG_muon_fasernu_300GeV |
25k |
muons at 300 GeV |
100014 |
MC22_PG_muon_fasernu_1000GeV |
25k |
muons at 1000 GeV |
100015 |
MC22_PG_muon_fasernu_logE |
100k |
muons with log energy distribution from 10 to 5000 GeV |
100040 |
MC22_PG_muon_fasernu_narrow_logE |
1M |
Produced in a narrow generation range (2.5 cm) producing high density muons in FaserNu |
100041 |
MC22_PG_mumi_fasernu_flukaE |
5M |
mu minus produced with Fluka energy spectrum, low-gain filter-in calo settings |
100042 |
MC22_PG_mupl_fasernu_flukaE |
5M |
mu plus produced with Fluka energy spectrum, low-gain filter-in calo settings |
100043 |
MC22_PG_mumi_fasernu_5mrad_flukaE |
5M |
mu minus produced with Fluka energy spectrum, low-gain filter-in calo settings, wider 5mrad angular divergence |
100044 |
MC22_PG_mupl_fasernu_5mrad_flukaE |
5M |
mu plus produced with Fluka energy spectrum, low-gain filter-in calo settings, wider 5mrad angular divergence |
Samples starting in FASERnu
These samples are intended to mimic charged-current interactions and otherwise provide samples for comparison to neutrino events. These samples are generated uniformly between -2990mm and -1951 in FASER z coordinate.
These samples all use low gain settings (with filters) in the calorimeter, and the FASERnu hits ntuple is produced.
All of these samples were produced with a gaussian 1 mRad polar angle distribution.
Run Number |
Short Description |
Events |
Description |
100030 |
MC22_PG_pion_in_fasernu_10GeV |
20k |
pions at 10 GeV |
100031 |
MC22_PG_pion_in_fasernu_30GeV |
20k |
pions at 30 GeV |
100032 |
MC22_PG_pion_in_fasernu_100GeV |
20k |
pions at 100 GeV |
100033 |
MC22_PG_pion_in_fasernu_300GeV |
20k |
pions at 300 GeV |
100034 |
MC22_PG_pion_in_fasernu_1000GeV |
10k |
pions at 1 TeV |
100050 |
MC22_PG_muon_in_fasernu_10GeV |
20k |
muons at 10 GeV |
100051 |
MC22_PG_muon_in_fasernu_30GeV |
20k |
muons at 30 GeV |
100052 |
MC22_PG_muon_in_fasernu_100GeV |
20k |
muons at 100 GeV |
100053 |
MC22_PG_muon_in_fasernu_300GeV |
20k |
muons at 300 GeV |
100054 |
MC22_PG_muon_in_fasernu_1000GeV |
10k |
muons at 1 TeV |
100060 |
MC22_PG_neut_in_fasernu_logE |
80k |
neutrons (and anti-neutrons) with a log energy spectrum from 10 GeV to 500 GeV |
100061 |
MC22_PG_kshort_in_fasernu_logE |
80k |
K-short (and anti-particle) with a log energy spectrum from 10 GeV to 500 GeV |
100062 |
MC22_PG_klong_in_fasernu_logE |
80k |
K-long (and anti-particle) with a log energy spectrum from 10 GeV to 500 GeV |
100063 |
MC22_PG_kshort_plus_m2400_xin |
100k |
K-short from mu+, starting at -2.4m (near end of FASERnu), Xin spectrum |
100064 |
MC22_PG_kshort_minus_m2400_xin |
100k |
K-short from mu-, starting at -2.4m (near end of FASERnu), Xin spectrum |
100065 |
MC22_PG_klong_plus_m2400_xin |
100k |
K-long from mu+, starting at -2.4m (near end of FASERnu), Xin spectrum |
100066 |
MC22_PG_klong_minus_m2400_xin |
100k |
K-long from mu-, starting at -2.4m (near end of FASERnu), Xin spectrum |
100067 |
MC22_PG_kshort_in_fasernu_xin |
200k |
K-short in FASERnu, using 2D energy-angle sampling from Xin |
100068 |
MC22_PG_klong_in_fasernu_xin |
200k |
K-long in FASERnu, using 2D energy-angle sampling from Xin |
100069 |
MC22_PG_neut_in_fasernu_xin |
200k |
neutrons in FASERnu, using 2D energy-angle sampling from Xin |
100074 |
MC22_PG_lambda_in_fasernu_xin |
200k |
Lambda in FASERnu, using 2D energy-angle sampling from Xin |
100075 |
MC22_PG_aneut_in_fasernu_xin |
200k |
anti-neutrino in FASERnu, using 2D energy-angle sampling from Xin |
100076 |
MC22_PG_alambda_in_fasernu_xin |
200k |
anti-Lambda in FASERnu, using 2D energy-angle sampling from Xin |
Other samples
To test the energy loss in the rest of FASER, these samples are simulated just upstream of the third tracking station.
To test conversions, these samples are produced in the veto counter material
Run Number |
Short Description |
Events |
Description |
100071 |
MC22_PG_gamma_veto_logE |
5k |
photons produced around -1.65m with log energy from 5-100 GeV |
100072 |
MC22_PG_gamma_veto_histE |
50k |
photons produced around -1.65m with conversion energy spectrum |
100073 |
MC22_PG_gamma_histE |
50k |
photons produced around -0.5m (in decay volume) with conversion energy spectrum |
To test backgrounds missing the veto counter, these were produced with FLUKA energy spectrum at z=3.75m with high incidence angle.
Run Number |
Short Description |
Events |
Description |
100080 |
MC22_PG_mupl_offset_fluka |
200k |
mu+ at high incidence angle to miss veto |
100081 |
MC22_PG_mumi_offset_fluka |
200k |
mu- at high incidence angle to miss veto |
100082 |
MC22_PG_mupl_offset_15mra_fluka |
200k |
mu+ with reduced angle from 15-30 mRad |
100083 |
MC22_PG_mumi_offset_15mrad_fluka |
200k |
mu- with reduced angle from 15-30 mRad |
Foresee Dark Photon Samples
These are dark photon signal samples produced in the FASER decay volume. All samples (unless otherwise noted) are simulated with the optical filters inserted and with low gain settings for the calorimeter, which is the nominal physics configuration.
These samples are found in the
/eos/experiment/faser/sim/mc22/foresee
subdirectory.
Configuration files for producing these samples can be found
on git
.
Cross section information can be found at
/eos/experiment/faser/gen/MC22/DarkPhoton/DarkPhotonGrid13p6_65mm/cross-sections.json
.
The first three samples below are equivalent to the MDC samples.
Run Number |
Short Description |
Events |
Description |
110033 |
MC22_FS_Aee_010MeV_1Em5 |
20k |
10 MeV dark photon to e+e-, epsilon = 1E-5 |
110038 |
MC22_FS_Aee_100MeV_1Em5 |
20k |
100 MeV dark photon to e+e-, epsilon = 1E-5 |
110051 |
MC22_FS_Aee_010MeV_1Em4 |
20k |
10 MeV dark photon to e+e-, epsilon = 1E-4 |
|
110026 |
MC22_FS_Aee_010MeV_5Em6 |
20k |
10 MeV dark photon to e+e-, epsilon = 5E-6 |
110040 |
MC22_FS_Aee_010MeV_3Em5 |
20k |
10 MeV dark photon to e+e-, epsilon = 3E-5 |
110047 |
MC22_FS_Aee_010MeV_5Em5 |
20k |
10 MeV dark photon to e+e-, epsilon = 5E-5 |
110054 |
MC22_FS_Aee_010MeV_3Em4 |
20k |
10 MeV dark photon to e+e-, epsilon = 3E-4 |
|
110058 |
MC22_FS_Aee_013MeV_1Em4 |
5k |
13 MeV dark photon to e+e-, epsilon = 1E-4 |
110056 |
MC22_FS_Aee_013MeV_3Em4 |
5k |
13 MeV dark photon to e+e-, epsilon = 3E-4 |
|
110060 |
MC22_FS_Aee_016MeV_5Em5 |
5k |
16 MeV dark photon to e+e-, epsilon = 5E-5 |
110059 |
MC22_FS_Aee_016MeV_1Em4 |
5k |
16 MeV dark photon to e+e-, epsilon = 1E-4 |
110057 |
MC22_FS_Aee_016MeV_3Em4 |
5k |
16 MeV dark photon to e+e-, epsilon = 3E-4 |
|
110022 |
MC22_FS_Aee_025MeV_1Em6 |
20k |
25 MeV dark photon to e+e-, epsilon = 1E-6 |
110027 |
MC22_FS_Aee_025MeV_5Em6 |
20k |
25 MeV dark photon to e+e-, epsilon = 5E-6 |
110034 |
MC22_FS_Aee_025MeV_1Em5 |
20k |
25 MeV dark photon to e+e-, epsilon = 1E-5 |
110041 |
MC22_FS_Aee_025MeV_3Em5 |
20k |
25 MeV dark photon to e+e-, epsilon = 3E-5 |
110048 |
MC22_FS_Aee_025MeV_5Em5 |
20k |
25 MeV dark photon to e+e-, epsilon = 5E-5 |
110052 |
MC22_FS_Aee_025MeV_1Em4 |
20k |
25 MeV dark photon to e+e-, epsilon = 1E-4 |
110055 |
MC22_FS_Aee_025MeV_3Em4 |
20k |
25 MeV dark photon to e+e-, epsilon = 3E-4 |
|
110063 |
MC22_FS_Aee_032MeV_3Em5 |
5k |
32 MeV dark photon to e+e-, epsilon = 3E-5 |
110061 |
MC22_FS_Aee_032MeV_5Em5 |
5k |
32 MeV dark photon to e+e-, epsilon = 5E-5 |
|
110064 |
MC22_FS_Aee_036MeV_3Em5 |
5k |
36 MeV dark photon to e+e-, epsilon = 3E-5 |
110062 |
MC22_FS_Aee_036MeV_5Em5 |
5k |
36 MeV dark photon to e+e-, epsilon = 5E-5 |
|
110023 |
MC22_FS_Aee_050MeV_1Em6 |
20k |
50 MeV dark photon to e+e-, epsilon = 1E-6 |
110028 |
MC22_FS_Aee_050MeV_5Em6 |
20k |
50 MeV dark photon to e+e-, epsilon = 5E-6 |
110035 |
MC22_FS_Aee_050MeV_1Em5 |
20k |
50 MeV dark photon to e+e-, epsilon = 1E-5 |
110073 |
MC22_FS_Aee_050MeV_2Em5 |
5k |
50 MeV dark photon to e+e-, epsilon = 2E-5 |
110042 |
MC22_FS_Aee_050MeV_3Em5 |
20k |
50 MeV dark photon to e+e-, epsilon = 3E-5 |
110049 |
MC22_FS_Aee_050MeV_5Em5 |
20k |
50 MeV dark photon to e+e-, epsilon = 5E-5 |
110053 |
MC22_FS_Aee_050MeV_1Em4 |
20k |
50 MeV dark photon to e+e-, epsilon = 1E-4 |
|
110024 |
MC22_FS_Aee_063MeV_1Em6 |
20k |
63 MeV dark photon to e+e-, epsilon = 1E-6 |
110029 |
MC22_FS_Aee_063MeV_5Em6 |
20k |
63 MeV dark photon to e+e-, epsilon = 5E-6 |
110036 |
MC22_FS_Aee_063MeV_1Em5 |
20k |
63 MeV dark photon to e+e-, epsilon = 1E-5 |
110074 |
MC22_FS_Aee_063MeV_2Em5 |
5k |
63 MeV dark photon to e+e-, epsilon = 2E-5 |
110043 |
MC22_FS_Aee_063MeV_3Em5 |
20k |
63 MeV dark photon to e+e-, epsilon = 3E-5 |
110050 |
MC22_FS_Aee_063MeV_5Em5 |
20k |
63 MeV dark photon to e+e-, epsilon = 5E-5 |
|
110025 |
MC22_FS_Aee_079MeV_1Em6 |
20k |
79 MeV dark photon to e+e-, epsilon = 1E-6 |
110030 |
MC22_FS_Aee_079MeV_5Em6 |
20k |
79 MeV dark photon to e+e-, epsilon = 5E-6 |
110037 |
MC22_FS_Aee_079MeV_1Em5 |
20k |
79 MeV dark photon to e+e-, epsilon = 1E-5 |
110075 |
MC22_FS_Aee_079MeV_2Em5 |
5k |
79 MeV dark photon to e+e-, epsilon = 2E-5 |
110044 |
MC22_FS_Aee_079MeV_3Em5 |
20k |
79 MeV dark photon to e+e-, epsilon = 3E-5 |
|
110031 |
MC22_FS_Aee_100MeV_5Em6 |
20k |
100 MeV dark photon to e+e-, epsilon = 5E-6 |
110045 |
MC22_FS_Aee_100MeV_3Em5 |
20k |
100 MeV dark photon to e+e-, epsilon = 3E-5 |
110032 |
MC22_FS_Aee_112MeV_5Em6 |
20k |
112 MeV dark photon to e+e-, epsilon = 5E-6 |
110039 |
MC22_FS_Aee_112MeV_1Em5 |
20k |
112 MeV dark photon to e+e-, epsilon = 1E-5 |
110046 |
MC22_FS_Aee_112MeV_3Em5 |
20k |
112 MeV dark photon to e+e-, epsilon = 3E-5 |
|
110090 |
MC22_FS_Aee_010MeV_15Em5 |
5k |
10 MeV dark photon to e+e-, epsilon = 1.5E-4 |
110091 |
MC22_FS_Aee_013MeV_15Em5 |
5k |
13 MeV dark photon to e+e-, epsilon = 1.5E-4 |
110092 |
MC22_FS_Aee_016MeV_15Em5 |
5k |
16 MeV dark photon to e+e-, epsilon = 1.5E-4 |
110093 |
MC22_FS_Aee_025MeV_15Em5 |
5k |
25 MeV dark photon to e+e-, epsilon = 1.5E-4 |
Foresee ALPs Samples
These are axion-like particle signal samples produced in the FASER decay volume. All samples (unless otherwise noted) are simulated with the optical filters inserted and with low gain settings for the calorimeter, which is the nominal physics configuration.
These samples are found in the
/eos/experiment/faser/sim/mc22/foresee
subdirectory.
Configuration files for producing these samples can be found
on git
.
These are divided between photon coupling samples (where g is the coupling for agg) and W-dominated samples (where g is aWW).
Run Number |
Short Description |
Events |
Description |
110100 |
MC22_FS_Alp_060MeV_7Em5 |
5k |
60 MeV ALPs to gamma-gamma, g_agg = 7E-5 |
110101 |
MC22_FS_Alp_060MeV_15Em5 |
5k |
60 MeV ALPs to gamma-gamma, g_agg = 1.5E-4 |
110102 |
MC22_FS_Alp_060MeV_3Em4 |
5k |
60 MeV ALPs to gamma-gamma, g_agg = 3E-4 |
|
110200 |
MC22_FS_Alpw_200MeV_1Em5 |
5k |
200 MeV ALPs to gamma-gamma, g_aww = 1E-5 |
110201 |
MC22_FS_Alpw_200MeV_4Em5 |
5k |
200 MeV ALPs to gamma-gamma, g_aww = 4E-5 |
110202 |
MC22_FS_Alpw_200MeV_2Em4 |
5k |
200 MeV ALPs to gamma-gamma, g_aww = 2E-4 |
Genie Neutrino Samples
These are neutrino signal samples produced by Genie. All samples (unless otherwise noted) are simulated with the optical filters inserted and with low gain settings for the calorimeter, which is the nominal physics configuration.
These samples are found in the
/eos/experiment/faser/sim/mc22/genie
subdirectory.
Configuration files for producing these samples can be found
on git
.
Run Number |
Short Description |
Events |
Description |
200003 |
MC22_Genie_all_600invfb_v1 |
~422k |
600 fb-1 of neutrino interactions with all neutrino species |
200004 |
MC22_Genie_timingTrackOnly_20invab |
2099 |
20 ab-1 of neutrino interactions starting downstream of the decay volume |
200005 |
MC22_Genie_timingTrackOnly_300invab |
30653 |
300 ab-1 of neutrino interactions starting downstream of the decay volume |
Fluka Muon Samples
These samples come from a FLUKA simulation that has been resampled and scattered through roughly 100m of rock before entering FASER. There are two variants of this resampling. The older one (also used in the MDC) propagated the muons to -3.75 m, missing the concrete in the trench. Newer samples have been made propagating the muons to -4.99 m, which includes all of the concrete in the trench in the FASER G4 geometry.
Note that these samples contain
weighted events, and that the event weight stored in the
HepMC::GenEvent or xAOD::TruthEvent must be applied to obtain physical distributions. The physics ntuple contains this FLUKA weight.
These samples are found in the
/eos/experiment/faser/sim/mc22/fluka
subdirectory.
Configuration files for producing these samples can be found
on git
.
Run Number |
Short Description |
Events |
Description |
210001 |
MC22_Fluka_unit30_Nm_71m_m3750_v3 |
200k |
Test sample with old four-vectors |
210002 |
MC22_Fluka_unit30_Pm_71m_m3750_v3 |
200k |
Test sample with old four-vectors |
210003 |
MC22_Fluka_unit30_Nm_71m_m4990_v3 |
1352.2k |
Muons start too far upstream, do not use! |
210004 |
MC22_Fluka_unit30_Pm_71m_m4990_v3 |
796.3k |
Muons start too far upstream, do not use! |
210005 |
MC22_Fluka_unit30_Nm_71m_m3990_v3 |
1352.2k |
mu- starting in concrete upstream of FASERnu |
210006 |
MC22_Fluka_unit30_Pm_71m_m3990_v3 |
796.3k |
mu+ starting in concrete upstream of FASERnu |
Mock Data Challenge
MDC samples are not intended to be used for physics results. These samples were produced with a "good enough" code release intended to start FASER physics analysis efforts. For each data type, these will be found in the
/eos/experiment/faser/sim/mdc
subdirectory. Each major generator has its own subdirectory, followed by the run number and data type. The reconstructed data is found in the
rec
subdirectory, followed by the reconstruction tag version.
Latest Simulation Release:
s0007 (30 Jul, 2022)
Latest Reconstruction Release:
r0009 (4 Aug, 2022)
Particle Gun Samples
These are diagnostic samples with single particles produced in a range of phase space through the detector. Particles typically start in the decay volume (downstream of the Veto counters) generated uniformly over a circle of radius 10cm with a 5 mRad gaussian angular divergence. One muons sample starts in the rock before the emulsion detector, and a few samples have a narrower range of spatial production and angular divergence. These samples are found in the
/eos/experiment/faser/sim/mdc/particle_gun
subdirectory. Configuration files for producing these samples can be found
on git
(but be carful to select the proper release).
Instruction for producing samples can be found on the
MdcProduction page.
Samples starting in the decay volume
Latest Release:
s0007_r0009
Run Number |
Short Description |
Events |
Description |
101101 |
MDC_PG_elec_logE |
20k |
electrons with log energy distribution from 10 to 5000 GeV |
101103 |
MDC_PG_elec_100GeV |
20k |
electrons at 100 GeV |
101104 |
MDC_PG_elec_100GeV |
20k |
electrons at 100 GeV, narrower generation parameters (2 cm radius, 1 mRad divergence) |
101105 |
MDC_PG_elec_50GeV |
20k |
electrons at 50 GeV |
101106 |
MDC_PG_elec_200GeV |
20k |
electrons at 200 GeV |
101301 |
MDC_PG_muon_logE |
20k |
muons with a log energy distribution from 10 to 5000 GeV, start in decay volume, high calo gain from s0005 |
101303 |
MDC_PG_muon_100GeV |
20k |
muons at 100 GeV, start in decay volume, high calo gain from s0005 |
101304 |
MDC_PG_muon_100GeV |
20k |
muons at 100 GeV, start in decay volume, narrower generation parameters (2 cm radius, 1 mRad divergence), high calo gain from s0005 |
102201 |
MDC_PG_gam_100GeV |
20k |
photons at 100 GeV |
121101 |
MDC_PG_pion_100GeV |
20k |
pions at 100 GeV starting in the decay volume |
Samples starting upstream of FASERnu
Latest Release:
r0010_r0010
Run Number |
Short Description |
Events |
Description |
101302 |
MDC_PG_muon_fasernu_logE |
50k |
muons with a log energy distribution from 10 to 5000 GeV, start in concrete before FaserNu |
101305 |
MDC_PG_muon_fasernu_higain_logE |
50k |
like 101302 but with high gain settings for calorimeter |
101306 |
MDC_PG_muon_fasernu_logE |
4M |
Like 101301, but narrow generation range (2.5 mm) producing high density muons in FaserNu |
101307 |
MDC_PG_muon_fasernu_logE |
4M |
Like 101306, but correct narrow generation range (2.5 cm) producing high density muons in FaserNu |
101308 |
MDC_PG_muon_fasernu_10GeV |
20k |
Same parameters as 101307 but fixed incident energy |
101309 |
MDC_PG_muon_fasernu_30GeV |
20k |
Same parameters as 101307 but fixed incident energy |
101310 |
MDC_PG_muon_fasernu_100GeV |
20k |
Same parameters as 101307 but fixed incident energy |
101311 |
MDC_PG_muon_fasernu_300GeV |
20k |
Same parameters as 101307 but fixed incident energy |
101312 |
MDC_PG_muon_fasernu_1000GeV |
20k |
Same parameters as 101307 but fixed incident energy |
121102 |
MDC_PG_pion_fasernu_10GeV |
20k |
Same parameters as 101307 but pions at fixed incident energy |
121103 |
MDC_PG_pion_fasernu_30GeV |
20k |
Same parameters as 101307 but pions at fixed incident energy |
121104 |
MDC_PG_pion_fasernu_100GeV |
20k |
Same parameters as 101307 but pions at fixed incident energy |
121105 |
MDC_PG_pion_fasernu_300GeV |
20k |
Same parameters as 101307 but pions at fixed incident energy |
121106 |
MDC_PG_pion_fasernu_1000GeV |
10k |
Same parameters as 101307 but pions at fixed incident energy |
Foresee Signal Samples
These are signal samples with production kinematics provided by Foresee. Generated samples are now produced and written as hepmc files (including parent decay in the FASER decay volume) and then simulated by Geant4. These samples are found in the
/eos/experiment/faser/sim/mdc/foresee
directory. Note the s0005_r0008 samples had no in-time tracker hits and have been removed.
Latest Release:
s0007_r0009
Run Number |
Short Description |
Events |
Description |
110001 |
MDC_FS_Aee_100MeV_1Em5 |
20k |
100 MeV dark photon to e+e-, epsilon = 1E-5 |
110002 |
MDC_FS_Aee_10MeV_1Em5 |
20k |
10 MeV dark photon to e+e-, epsilon = 1E-5 |
110003 |
MDC_FS_Aee_10MeV_1Em4 |
20k |
10 MeV dark photon to e+e-, epsilon = 1E-4 |
110004 |
MDC_FS_Amm_316MeV_2Em6 |
20k |
316 MeV dark photon to mu+mu-, epsilon = 2E-6 |
110005 |
MDC_FS_Alp_10MeV_1Em4 |
20k |
10 MeV ALP to photons, epsilon = 1E-4 |
110006 |
MDC_FS_Alp_10MeV_1Em2 |
20k |
10 MeV ALP to photons, epsilon = 1E-2 |
110007 |
MDC_FS_Alp_100MeV_1Em4 |
20k |
100 MeV ALP to photons, epsilon = 1E-4 |
The following samples were generated as a test with release
s0006_r0008 to verify a fix to shift the Foresee production volume into the correct location in the FASER coordinate system. A different run number was used from the previous samples to avoid ambiguity in the eos directories. With the
s0007, this fix has been incorporated into the runs listed above.
Run Number |
Short Description |
Events |
Description |
110011 |
MDC_FS_Aee_100MeV_1Em5_shift |
20k |
100 MeV dark photon to e+e-, epsilon = 1E-5 |
110012 |
MDC_FS_Aee_10MeV_1Em5_shift |
20k |
10 MeV dark photon to e+e-, epsilon = 1E-5 |
110013 |
MDC_FS_Aee_10MeV_1Em4_shift |
20k |
10 MeV dark photon to e+e-, epsilon = 1E-4 |
110014 |
MDC_FS_Amm_316MeV_2Em6_shift |
20k |
316 MeV dark photon to mu+mu-, epsilon = 2E-6 |
110015 |
MDC_FS_Alp_10MeV_1Em4_shift |
20k |
10 MeV ALP to photons, epsilon = 1E-4 |
110016 |
MDC_FS_Alp_10MeV_1Em2_shift |
20k |
10 MeV ALP to photons, epsilon = 1E-2 |
110017 |
MDC_FS_Alp_100MeV_1Em4_shift |
20k |
100 MeV ALP to photons, epsilon = 1E-4 |
Genie Neutrino Samples
These are neutrino samples generated by Genie with primary interactions in the FASERNu emulsion stack. These samples are found in the
/eos/experiment/faser/sim/mdc/genie
directory.
Latest Release:
r0010
Run Number |
Short Description |
Events |
Description |
200001 |
MDC_Genie_all_150invfb_v1 |
~110k |
150 fb-1 of neutrino interactions with all neutrino species, obsolete |
200002 |
MDC_Genie_tauCC_1500invfb_v1 |
387 |
Tau neutrino CC interactions corresponding to 10x Run3 luminosity |
200003 |
MDC_Genie_all_600invfb_v1 |
~422k |
600 fb-1 of neutrino interactions with all neutrino species, includes events in 200001 |
FLUKA Muon Samples
Accelerator-produced muons as predicted by FLUKA. These samples are produced by taking the 4-vectors in the original FLUKA output and randomly smearing them for transport through ~100m of rock before the detector. This smearing is done using the Bethe-Bloch approximation and small-angle scattering approximation. Each initial 4-vector is sampled 10 times. These samples are found in the
/eos/experiment/faser/sim/mdc/fluka
directory.
Note that these samples contain
weighted events, and that the event weight stored in the
HepMC::GenEvent or xAOD::TruthEvent must be applied to obtain physical distributions.
Latest Release:
s0007_r0009
2021 Test Beam
These samples are produced using the test beam geometry with a particle gun starting at z=-1 m in front of the tracker plane. The initial samples were produced with a
dev
release, which is similar to
s0007 and
r0009 with some updates to accommodate the test beam geometry. Proper tagged versions will be produced once these are validated. These samples can be found in the
/eos/experiment/faser/sim/tb21
subdirectory.
Run Number |
Short Description |
Events |
Description |
000100 |
FaserMC-TB_PG_muon_100GeV |
40k |
100 GeV muons, 10cm radius |
000200 |
FaserMC-TB_PG_elec_100GeV |
20k |
100 GeV electrons, 10cm radius |
000201 |
FaserMC-TB_PG_elec_50GeV |
20k |
50 GeV electrons, 10cm radius |
000202 |
FaserMC-TB_PG_elec_30GeV |
20k |
30 GeV electrons, 10cm radius |
000203 |
FaserMC-TB_PG_elec_200GeV |
20k |
200 GeV electrons, 10cm radius |
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EricTorrence - 2022-05-18