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docs: Change to 6x6 track parameter covariance to include time #3941

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I think we rarely work with a 5x5 covariance matrix and the time parameter is already introduced above.

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    • Updated the tracking.md document with enhanced explanations on track parametrization and covariance matrices.
    • Expanded the covariance matrix to a $6 \times 6$ format to include time as a parameter.
    • Improved clarity and coherence of the content, including restructured sections and maintained visual aids.
    • Refined descriptions of numerical integration techniques and uncertainty handling in particle propagation.

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Significant modifications made, they have, to docs/tracking.md. Expanded, the covariance matrix's dimensions are, from $5 \times 5$ to $6 \times 6$, with time ($t$) included. Updated equations for covariance added, enhancing representation of uncertainties. Clarity and coherence improved, sections restructured, and figures maintained for support. Emphasis placed on accurate modeling of geometry and material interactions in high-energy physics experiments. Comprehensive and precise, the document now is, regarding track reconstruction methodologies.

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docs/tracking.md Expanded covariance matrix from $5 \times 5$ to $6 \times 6$; updated equations; improved clarity and structure; maintained figures; refined descriptions of numerical integration and uncertainty handling.

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In the realm of particles, swift and bright,
A matrix expanded, now takes flight.
With time now included, uncertainties clear,
Track reconstruction, we hold dear!
Clarity shines, like a guiding star,
In high-energy physics, we’ve come so far! ✨


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100-110: Approve these changes, I do!

Expanded correctly, the covariance matrix has been, hmm. Include the time parameter now, it does, with proper mathematical representation, yes. Symmetric and complete, the matrix remains, maintaining its elegance, it does.


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@github-actions github-actions bot added the Component - Documentation Affects the documentation label Dec 4, 2024
@andiwand andiwand changed the title doc: Change to 6x6 track parameter covariance to include time docs: Change to 6x6 track parameter covariance to include time Dec 4, 2024
@andiwand andiwand marked this pull request as ready for review December 4, 2024 12:25
@kodiakhq kodiakhq bot merged commit 04190ae into acts-project:main Dec 5, 2024
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@andiwand andiwand deleted the doc-tracking-6x6-cov branch December 5, 2024 12:33
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