Connor Graham's Analysis
This page summarises key points and events from my
PhD analysis. My thesis topic is an analysis of 2017 data from the NA62 experiment at CERN, to make a measurement of the branching fraction K
+→π
+νν to 10% Standard Model sensitivity.
Timeline
To view the dates of meetings, shifts, other events and presentations view the event timeline page.
Non-analysis work this week:
- Added subsections to this TWiki page by the use of links and wikiwords, so this one page doesn't get too long
Analysis
To view the past, current and future progression of the analysis work view the analysis timeline page.
Thesis document
I've collected all the relevant guideline documents and found a LATEX template for a generic "science and engineering" thesis. I've made a draft copy, added some basic information, style (both in the code and pdf) and some preliminary chapter titles. I'll mostly work on this in the background at this stage, such as a little while on shifts or during long periods of travel.
Some initial content has been added in bullet point and section title format, this will be expanded (when time allows) to some first draft paragraphs.
Instructions:
NA62 framework and user directory: (may expand this into a complete section with the instructions written out to be easier to read)
Instruction file in the shared directory under:
/readme/analysisbuild.txt
I'm currently using "NA62AnalysisBuilder.py build --old-specialtrigger --build-user-only -j 60 config" to build my config file
- --old-specialtrigger (explained above) is for backward compatibility with datasets that were filtered using an older revision
- --build-user-only speeds up the build if the framework is built and up-to-date (wouldn't advise this unless this analyser has been built at least once completely)
- -j16 uses more cores to run the build, also speeding it up
Code