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Overview of the Presentation:
- introduced his simulation work and validation for the AHCAL prototype.
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Prototype and Simulation Setup:
- He described the design of the prototype, which includes a 72×72 array configuration with 40 layers.
- The simulation geometry covers key elements such as the active layers, absorber materials, and overall detector dimensions.
- The prototype and simulation setup are used to evaluate energy deposits and the subsequent digital signal generation.
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Performance Evaluation:
- The simulation results, including the energy reconstruction and event selection criteria, indicate that the beam test data (from MIP signals and hadron showers) are being reproduced within acceptable limits.
- The test results validate that, despite the noted issues, the current simulation framework is capable of extracting meaningful performance metrics from the prototype.
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Conclusion and Next Steps:
- Concluded that further calibration and correction (especially addressing the SiPM parameter bug) will enhance the precision of the simulation.
- The next steps include refining the digitization process and integrating improved calibration methods to ensure that the simulation accurately reflects the beam test outcomes.
- These improvements are critical for predicting detector performance for future neutrino measurements and overall detector upgrades.