Muon Testing

Preparation

For these tests you will be using the files; EMU00051341-51343.nxs for Ionic Diffusion Test, EMU00020882-20900.nxs for Superconducting Copper Test, HIFI000134028-13439 for HIFI Transverse Field Simultaneous Fitting, and MUSR62260 for Transverse Field Asymmetry Test. You will need access to the data archive for this which can be activated through manage user directories.


Ionic Diffusion Test

Time required 5 - 10 minutes

  • Open Muon Analysis (Interfaces > Muon > Muon Analysis)

  • Change Instrument to EMU, found in the Home tab

  • Load runs 51341-3

  • Go to the Fitting tab
    • Check the Simultaneous fit over checkbox, and change from Run to Group/Pair

    • Right click the empty table area; Select Add Function

    • Add a Flat Background (Background > Flat Background)

    • Similarly, add DynamicKuboToyabe (Muon > MuonGeneric > DynamicKuboToyabe)

    • Check the Global checkbox for the parameters A0, Asym, Delta and Nu

    • Set A0 = 0.05, Asym = 0.15, Delta = 0.2 and Nu = 0.1

    • Click the value for the Field parameter; A ... should appear next to it, click it. A new window should appear

    • Check the box called Log

    • Change the log to be field_danfysik

    • Click a row in the table

    • Click the Set drop down menu and choose Set all to log

    • Do the same but this time choose Fix all, then click Ok

    • Click Fit

  • Go to the Results tab
    • At the bottom of the interface, click Output Results

    • A table should appear in the workspaces toolbox called Results Table

  • Click on the main Workbench window and open the results table

  • Expected Values are (similar to within 50%):
    • f0.A0: -0.0467

    • f1.Asym: 0.155

    • f1.Delta: 0.389

    • f1.Nu: 0.474

  • In the plotting window click the External Plot button

  • You should get a plot that looks like the following:

MATestingIDF.png

Superconducting Copper Test

Time required 5 - 10 minutes

  • Open Muon Analysis (Interfaces > Muon > Muon Analysis)

  • Change Instrument to EMU, found in the Home tab

  • Load run 20889-20900

  • Using the > button, step through a couple files (Plot should update each time)

  • Go to the Fitting tab
    • Right click the empty table area; Select Add Function

    • Add ExpDecayMuon (Muon > MuonGeneric > ExpDecMuon)

  • Go to the Sequential Fitting tab
    • Click Sequentially Fit All

  • Go to the Results tab
    • In the Log Values table, check run_number and Field_Danfysik

    • Click Output Results

  • Go to the Model Fitting tab

  • Set the Select Data to field_danfysik and Lambda

  • The plot will look similar to the one below

  • Add a peak function (e.g. Gaussian)

  • You should be able to fit to the data

Cu-fitting.png

HIFI Transverse Field Simultaneous Fitting

Time required 5 - 10 minutes

  • Open Muon Analysis (Interfaces > Muon > Muon Analysis)

  • Change Instrument to HIFI, found in the Home tab

  • Load runs 134028-39

  • Go to the Grouping tab
    • In the Pair table, click Guess Alpha

    • In the resulting dialog, change the run to HIFI134034 to be used for the calculation

    • A value close to 1.3 should appear

  • Go to the Fitting tab
    • Check the Simultaneous fit over checkbox, and change from Run to Group/Pair

    • Right click the empty table area; Select Add Function

    • Add a Flat Background (Background > Flat Background)

    • Similarly, add ExpDecayOsc (Muon > MuonGeneric > ExpDecOsc)

    • Set all parameters to Global, except Frequency

    • Click Fit

  • The fit should fail with a large Chi value (>100)

  • Now to try the fit a different way.
    • Click Undo Fits

    • Click the value for the Frequency parameter; A ... should appear next to it, click it. A new window should appear

    • Enter values for each run in the table as from 0.0 to 1.1 in steps of 0.1

    • Click Ok

    • Click Fit

  • This time the fit should work with a significantly lower value for Chi squared (<10)

  • Back in the main workbench window, expand the fitting workspace and pick one of the fitted workspaces

  • Double click and with plot type as Individual, click Plot All

  • You should get plots that look like this:

HIFI-TF-Result.png

Transverse Field Asymmetry Test

Time required 5 minutes

  • Open Muon Analysis (Interfaces > Muon > Muon Analysis)

  • Change Instrument to MUSR, found in the Home tab

  • Load run 62260

  • Go to the Fitting tab
    • Change Select Workspace to workspace containing the fwd in the name

    • Right click the empty table area; Select Add Function

    • Add GuasOsc (Muon > MuonGeneric > GausOsc)

    • Set Frequency = 1.3

    • In the bottom table, check TF Asymmetry Mode to be true

    • Click Fit


Single Pulse Test

Time required 5 minutes

  • Open Muon Analysis (Interfaces > Muon > Muon Analysis)

  • Change Instrument to ARGUS, found in the Home tab

  • Load run 71799

  • Go to the Grouping tab
    • click Guess Alpha, should get 0.95

  • Load the next run

  • Go to the Fitting tab
    • Add a StaticKuboToyabeTimeExpDecay and FlatBackground

    • Click the Fit button

  • Expected Values are (similar):
    • A: 0.13

    • Delta: 0.52

    • Lambda: 0.11

    • A0: 0.07


Double Pulse Test

Time required 5 minutes This users the same sample as the single pulse test

  • Open Muon Analysis (Interfaces > Muon > Muon Analysis)

  • Change Instrument to ARGUS, found in the Home tab

  • Load run 71796

  • Set to Double Pulse

  • Go to the Grouping tab
    • click Guess Alpha, should get 0.93

  • Load the next run

  • Go to the Fitting tab
    • Add a StaticKuboToyabeTimeExpDecay and FlatBackground

    • click the Fit button

  • Expected Values are (similar):
    • A: 0.12

    • Delta: 0.55

    • Lambda: 0.13

    • A0: 0.09

  • These values are slightly different from the single pulse results

  • Load run 71796

  • Go to the Home tab
    • Change back to Single Pulse

    • Untick the Time zero and set the value to 0.493

  • Go to the Grouping tab
    • Click Guess Alpha, should get 0.91

  • Load the next run

  • Go to the Fitting tab
    • Add a StaticKuboToyabeTimeExpDecay and FlatBackground

    • Click the Fit button

  • Expected Values are (similar):
    • A: 0.12

    • Delta: 0.59

    • Lambda: 0.14

    • A0: 0.1

Possible Prolems

  • If at any point data cannot be loaded check your manage user directories to see if you have turned on archive search.

  • If you cannot see all the runs once you reach the ... step for a simultaneous fit, go back to the Fitting tab and make sure Simultaneous fit over is checked and it is over Group/Pair, not Run