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ALICE3: TRK now hosts IRIS tracker which is divided into petal cases and made retractable #13953
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…and made retractable
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Error while checking build/O2/fullCI for 674a93e at 2025-02-11 14:31: Full log here. |
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Hello Cas, I have attended your presentation this morning at the ALICE3 days 2025-02 (https://indico.cern.ch/event/1488533/contributions/6324326/). Depending on i) the parking location and ii) how it is seen from the FCT side (A side), you may suffer less or more from secondaries hitting the FCT acceptance |
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Error while checking build/O2/fullCI for 5ff8c90 at 2025-02-27 15:36: Full log here. |
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@Cas1997 is this final? Shall I merge it? |
Yes, it is |


The TRK now hosts the vacuum in TRKServices, as well as the disks and layers of the iris tracker. The Iris tracker is now split in four individual petal cases and radial walls are added to separate these petal cases.


Additionally, the IRIS tracker can now be used in the state when beams are injected (so in the open state). This is done with --configKeyValues TRKBase.irisOpen=true