[Rivet] ATLAS analysis to be included into Rivet

[Andy Buckley]

On 20/12/12 00:26, Hendrik Hoeth wrote:
> Andy,
> 
> Thus spake Roman Lysak (lysak at fzu.cz):
> 
>> we have prepared another analysis from Atlas experiment which we
>> would like to include into Rivet. [...]
>>   class ATLAS_2012_I1119557 : public Analysis {
> 
> are you familiar with this analysis? If not, I'll try to have a look.
> Would be nice to get the release out before Christmas and I think this
> is the last item on the list.

Semi-familiar, and I think it's important: it's the sort of jet
substructure stuff that is most easily done in FastJet3, so I'd like to
see how they have implemented it. If well-done, I think this is
stepping-stone to implementation of at least two other substructure
analyses from ATLAS, and can inform how we extend/change the Jet and
FastJets classes in future.

At some point I think we should require FastJet >= 3.x.y, but that would
currently cause problems for Rivet in ATLAS' production release series
so has to wait a bit longer.

So I'll take a look and hopefully integrate this into the AIDA branch
today, and we can release today/tomorrow. It's been pretty obvious that
every experiment has been trying to finish off their implementations for
Christmas, too, but good to have so many new analyses :)

Andy

PS. Happy Christmas, everyone. Have a good break!

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