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[Rivet] finalstate projection with assymetric beamPierog, Tanguy (IKP) Tanguy.Pierog at kit.eduThu Jan 14 15:25:47 GMT 2016
Hi, In our group we try to develop new analysis for RIVET to test models for cosmic ray simulations. For that we use old data with fixed target experiments and pion beam for instance. Trying to do some xF (feynman x) distributions using pz of course we notice that the pz we get in Rivet are all -pz of the hepMC file. We suppose that the "FinalState" projection is the only possible reason (or a bug, but this would have been found before I guess ...). Is it possible that using "FinaleState" projection the proton side (which is the target here) is forced to become the "positive" side resulting in a change of the sign of all pz ? If yes, how can it be changed ? We tried to find that in the documentation it was not obvious and we didn't find any example. Just in case, we have an other question: is there an easy way to convert from lab frame (hepmc) to center-of-mass (rivet) frame (using this projection may be ...) ? Thanks for your help and sorry if these are stupid questions ... best regards and happy new year Tanguy -- _________________________________________________________________________ Dr. Tanguy Pierog, Institut fuer Kernphysik, Campus Nord Karlsruher Institut fuer Technologie, Postfach 3640, D-76021 Karlsruhe, Germany Tel: +49-721-608-2-8134 Fax: +49-721-608-2-4075 e-mail: tanguy.pierog at kit.edu KIT - University of the State of Baden-Wuerttemberg and National Laboratory of the Helmholtz Association
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