- Main informations
- Github repository with O2 instructions
- O2 tutorial with Luca Barioglio and Maja Kabus
- FemtoWorld
Affiliation: Warsaw University of Technology
Supervisor: Dr inż. Łukasz Graczykowski
Thesis topic: Analysis of angular correlations of protons with
For almost a year now, I've been writing down in my repository on github all the information I thought is needed to better understand O2 software. This mainly refers to basic operations in the O2 environment. For example, instructions with examples on how to build a system, upgrade, add your files and much more. In the instructions, I also included information on how to efficiently deal with errors that can sometimes occur.
Link to this repository can be found here -> Link to the repository
I also helped organize a workshop with O2 along with Luca Barioglio and Maja Kabus. The code from the workshop is posted in the O2 tree. The files can be found in the folder: alice/O2Physics/PWGCF/Tutorial/ (Link to the official github repository).
My contribution was mainly to prepare a concise manual (in markdown) and to describe the structures learned in each of the smaller tutorials the workshop consisted of.
The code I added to the O2 tree can be seen here -> alice/O2Physics/PWGCF/FemtoWorld. The FemtoWorld folder code is based on a version from about 2 months ago of the FemtoDream code. I extended this base with functionalities that allow me to reconstruct phi mesons and get QA charts for them (as well as for their daughters). At this point, running my analysis already allows you to get a histogram of
At this point, I have only done the analysis locally. The analysis has passed testing and I am waiting for results from hyperloop (they are being produced right now). Below I have provided a list of the histograms that form when you run the track-phi task.
