Extract Signals by Fitting χ2 Distribution of the Kinematic Fit
Ping Rong-Gang, Mo Xiao-Hu, Du Shu-Xian, Liu Jing, Ma Lian-Liang, Shen Cheng-Ping, Wang Zhi-Yong, Yuan Chang-Zheng
Abstract
In measuring the radiative decays at BESII, contribution of the background is serious in most of the final states. To extract the number of signal events, a fit to the χ2 distribution of kinematic fit using signal and background components is proposed. Extensive Monte-Carlo simulations (MCS) are performed, and the results show that the shape of χ2 distribution of the signal channel looks different from those of the background channels, thus it provides us by fitting the χ2 distribution of the data to extract the number of signal events. An input-output test is performed using MCS, and the uncertainty of the fit method is found to be less than 2%.
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