
Yuko Sekiguchi developed an end-to-end particle event generation and data collection workflow for the sPHENIX-Collaboration/analysis repository, focusing on expanding simulation capabilities for high energy physics studies. Using C++ and the ROOT framework, Yuko integrated PYTHIA-based event generation with a single-particle gun, and implemented Condor job submission scripts to enable scalable batch processing. The work included adding a J/psi to electron-positron decay file to broaden physics channel coverage and integrating a silicon seed analysis module for tracking and calorimeter data collection. This foundational engineering established a robust platform for future detector performance analysis and large-scale simulation studies.

August 2025 monthly summary for sPHENIX-Collaboration/analysis. Focus this month was on delivering an end-to-end particle event generation and data collection workflow, expanding simulation capabilities and preparing batch-processing pipelines for large-scale studies. No major bugs were reported; ongoing issues are tracked separately as needed. The work lays a strong foundation for physics channel studies and detector performance analyses.
August 2025 monthly summary for sPHENIX-Collaboration/analysis. Focus this month was on delivering an end-to-end particle event generation and data collection workflow, expanding simulation capabilities and preparing batch-processing pipelines for large-scale studies. No major bugs were reported; ongoing issues are tracked separately as needed. The work lays a strong foundation for physics channel studies and detector performance analyses.
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