Abstract
Various dead materials existing in front of a calorimeter affect both the energy output and the energy resolution, especially of an electromagnetic calorimeter. The possibility of energy output and energy resolution recovery with a “massless gap” was studied by using the EGS4 Monte Carlo code. Two types of massless gap were considered. The number of massless gaps is changed for the first type and various weights are applied to the fixed massless gap for the second type. The results of both cases showed that the massless gap can reasonably recover both the energy output and the energy resolution.
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