To achieve a high precision τ mass measurement at the high luminosity experiment BESIII,Monte Carlo simulation and sampling technique are utilized to simulate various data taking cases for single and multiparameter fits by virtue of which the optimal scheme is determined. The optimized proportion of luminosity distributed at selected points and the relation between precision and luminosity are obtained. In addition,the optimization of the fit scheme is confirmed by scrutinizing a variety of fit possibilities.
Software alignment is quite important for a tracking detector to reach its ultimate position accuracy and momentum resolution. We developed a new alignment algorithm for the BESⅢ Main Drift Chamber using the Kalman Filter method. Two different types of data which are helix tracks and straight tracks are used to test this algorithm, and the results show that the design and implementation is successful.
The proposed beam energy measurement system at BEPC II is composed of three parts： the laser source and optics system, the laser-electron interaction system and the HPGe detector system. The working principles of each system are expounded together with the calculation for preliminary design. The normaliza- tions of laser and electron beams are put forth and used for the evaluation of intensity of the backscattering photon. The simulation of HPGe detector is also performed for understanding the working properties.
The helicity amplitudes for Jψ→ ∧∧ and the relevant background decays are presented for measuring the ∧ decay parameter α ＋（∧ → pπ^＋） in J/ψ→ ∧∧. The Monte Carlo （MC） simulations based on the helicity amplitudes information are carried out. The likelihood fit method to determine the .∧ decay parameter is presented. Based on the MC generated sample, the sensitivity of the measurement for α＋ has been estimated, which shows that the J/ψ→ ∧∧ channel can be used to measure the .∧ decay parameter α＋（∧ → pπ^＋） well.
The principle of the method for the BESⅢ event start time determination and the code construction are described. The investigation of influence of the noise, the method of rejecting noise and the performance checking by the Monte Carlo physics data sample are also presented. The preliminary results got from the Monte Carlo simulation are presented, the reconstruction efficiency of J/ψ → anything events at noise level 0 - 60% can achieve above 99%, and the error rate is below 1%.
Understanding the radiation background at the north crossing point （NCP） in the tunnel of BEPCII is crucial for the performance safety of the High Purity Germanium （HPGe） detector, and in turn of great significance for long-term stable running of the energy measurement system. Therefore, as the first step, a NaI（T1） detector is constructed to continuously measure the radiation level of photons as background for future experiments. Furthermore, gamma and neutron dosimeters are utilized to explore the radiation distribution in the vicinity of the NCP where the HPGe detector will be located. Synthesizing all obtained information, the shielding for neutron irradiation is studied based on model-dependent theoretical analysis.
A gamma spectrum of a Pu-C source is measured using a p-type HPGe detector, whose three peaks （full energy, single-escape and double-escape peak） can be used as a calibration source for the beam energy measurement system of BEPCII. The effect of fast neutron damage on the energy resolution of the HPGe detector is studied, which indicates that the energy resolution begins to deteriorate when the detector is subject to 2×107 n/cm^2 fast neutrons. The neutron damage mechanism and detector repair methods are reviewed. The Monte Carlo simulation technique is utilized to study the shielding of the HPGe detector from the fast neutron radiation damage, which is of great significance for the future commissioning of the beam energy measurement system.
