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As mentioned in Chap. 2, the EM layers of the central calorimeter (CC) are divided into 32 azimuthal modules, and the energy response is degraded near to the module boundaries. In addition to the degraded energy response, the centroid of EM clusters is biased away from gaps.
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In this chapter, and the two physics analysis presented later in this thesis, all electrons are required to have track matches. However, the corrections described here are intended for use in all analyses involving EM clusters.
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We refer to events with two CC electrons as CCCC; those with one CC and one EC electron as CCEC; and those with two EC electrons as ECEC.
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Vesterinen, M. (2012). Electron and Photon Energy Calibration. In: Z Boson Transverse Momentum Distribution, and ZZ and WZ Production. Springer Theses. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-30788-1_4
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