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[Rivet] Jet fractionsPeter Skands peter.skands at cern.chFri Jun 1 08:31:05 BST 2012
Hi Riveteers, I am wondering if there could be a normalization problem in the LEP jet-fraction analysis. For a while, we have not been able to make sense of the results from it on mcplots, and therefore cannot include it on the public site. It would be really nice to be able to fix it. The clearest example is the one-jet fraction at 200 GeV, http://mcplots-dev.cern.ch/?query=plots,ee,zhad,rate-1jet#ee200 For ycut = 1 (ln(y)=0), the data goes to unity. I.e., all events have at least one jet. However, all the generator curves only go to 10%, leaving me wondering what the 90% other LEP events are. The observable is sigma(1jet)/sigma(tot). Is there something in the way that ratio is calculated that could explain it? Note that we are seeing problems with all the jet fractions, not just the one-jet one. I just took the simplest example. Peter
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