After Freezer converges and produces a solution (see previous slide), you can use program Plotfrz to make some pictures, and superimpose them onthe data.
This is NA44 data and Freezer calculations for pi+. The vertical scale is absolute in both cases. Since the program consideres each data point and its error bar independently in the calculation of the global chi**2, you can see that it tends to get the low-pt points right, but takes more liberties with the high-pt points. | |
Same for the Kaons. | |
Even though we have no data outside of a very narrow slice around mid-rapidity, we can still ask Freezer/Plotfrz what the dn/dy looks like. |