The study of the hypernuclei production is one of the main physics goals of the BM@N experiment. In this work the study of basic distributions of simulated hypertriton through different decay channels is proposed.
Tasks
The participant is invited to:
-learn the process of simulating hypernuclei in the BmnRoot software package
-learn how to extract basic information about a hypernucleus from its decay products
-reconstruct the mass spectrum for hypernuclei from the reconstructed data
Preliminary schedule by topics/tasks
First 3 weeks:
-installing, configuring and learning the basics of the BmnRoot
-starting event simulation and reconstruction
-exploring the basic distributions for the simulated hypertriton
Remaining 4 weeks:
-writing programs to reconstruct hypertriton masses from reconstructed decay products
-testing programs on simulated data
-optimization and tuning of the algorithm
Required skills
work in Linux, good C++ and STL, basic knowledge about hypernuclei
Acquired skills and experience
The student will learn how to work with experimental and simulated data in high-energy physics, become familiar with working in a collaboration, and take the first steps in investigating the properties of hepernuclei obtained in an experiment.
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