// -*- C++ -*- // // This file is part of MCUtils -- https://bitbucket.org/andybuckley/mcutils // Copyright (C) 2013-2016 Andy Buckley // // Embedding of MCUtils code in other projects is permitted provided this // notice is retained and the MCUtils namespace and include path are changed. // #ifndef RIVET_PARTICLEIDUTILS_HH #define RIVET_PARTICLEIDUTILS_HH /// @file Utility functions for querying PDG ID codes (many from HepPID) /// @author Andy Buckley //#include "Rivet/Tools/MCUtils/PIDCodes.h" #include "Rivet/Math/MathUtils.hh" namespace Rivet { namespace PID { /// @name Utility functions //@{ /// Absolute value /// @deprecated Just use abs()! inline int abspid(int pid) { return abs(pid); } /// PID digits (base 10) are: n nr nl nq1 nq2 nq3 nj /// The Location enum provides a convenient index into the PID. enum Location { nj=1, nq3, nq2, nq1, nl, nr, n, n8, n9, n10 }; /// Split the PID into constituent integers inline unsigned short _digit(Location loc, int pid) { // PID digits (base 10) are: n nr nl nq1 nq2 nq3 nj (cf. Location) int numerator = (int) std::pow(10.0, (loc-1)); return (abs(pid)/numerator) % 10; } /// Returns everything beyond the 7th digit (e.g. outside the numbering scheme) inline int _extraBits(int pid) { return abs(pid)/10000000; } /// @brief Return the first two digits if this is a "fundamental" particle /// @note ID = 100 is a special case (internal generator ID's are 81-100) inline int _fundamentalID(int pid) { if (_extraBits(pid) > 0) return 0; if (_digit(nq2,pid) == 0 && _digit(nq1,pid) == 0) { return abs(pid) % 10000; } else if (abs(pid) <= 100) { return abs(pid); } else { return 0; } } //@} /// @name Nucleus/ion functions //@{ /// @brief Is this a nucleus PID? /// /// This implements the 2006 Monte Carlo nuclear code scheme. /// Ion numbers are +/- 10LZZZAAAI. /// AAA is A - total baryon number /// ZZZ is Z - total charge /// L is the total number of strange quarks. /// I is the isomer number, with I=0 corresponding to the ground state. inline bool isNucleus(int pid) { // a proton can also be a Hydrogen nucleus if (abs(pid) == 2212) return true; // new standard: +/- 10LZZZAAAI if ((_digit(n10,pid) == 1) && (_digit(n9,pid) == 0)) { // charge should always be less than or equal to baryon number // the following line is A >= Z if ((abs(pid)/10)%1000 >= (abs(pid)/10000)%1000) return true; } return false; } /// Get the atomic number (number of protons) in a nucleus/ion /// @note Ion numbers are +/- 10LZZZAAAI. inline int Z(int pid) { // A proton can also be a Hydrogen nucleus if (abs(pid) == 2212) { return 1; } if (isNucleus(pid)) return (abs(pid)/10000)%1000; return 0; } /// Get the atomic weight (number of nucleons) in a nucleus/ion /// @note Ion numbers are +/- 10LZZZAAAI. inline int A(int pid) { // a proton can also be a Hydrogen nucleus if (abs(pid) == 2212) { return 1; } if (isNucleus(pid)) return (abs(pid)/10)%1000; return 0; } /// If this is a nucleus (ion), get nLambda /// @note Ion numbers are +/- 10LZZZAAAI. inline int lambda(int pid) { // a proton can also be a Hydrogen nucleus if (abs(pid) == 2212) { return 0; } if (isNucleus(pid)) return _digit(n8,pid); return 0; } //@} /// @name Quark composite functions //@{ /// Is this a pomeron, odderon, or generic reggeon? inline bool isReggeon(int pid) { return pid == 110 || pid == 990 || pid == 9990; } /// Check to see if this is a valid meson inline bool isMeson(int pid) { if (_extraBits(pid) > 0) return false; const int aid = abs(pid); if (aid == 130 || aid == 310 || aid == 210) return true; //< special cases for kaons if (aid <= 100) return false; if (_digit(nq1,pid) != 0) return false; if (_digit(nq2,pid) == 0) return false; if (_digit(nq3,pid) == 0) return false; if (_digit(nq2,pid) < _digit(nq3,pid)) return false; // EvtGen uses some odd numbers /// @todo Remove special-casing for EvtGen if (aid == 150 || aid == 350 || aid == 510 || aid == 530) return true; // Pomeron, Reggeon, etc. if (isReggeon(pid)) return false; //true; //< WTF? // Check for illegal antiparticles if (_digit(nj,pid) > 0 && _digit(nq3,pid) > 0 && _digit(nq2,pid) > 0 && _digit(nq1,pid) == 0) { return !(_digit(nq3,pid) == _digit(nq2,pid) && pid < 0); } return false; } /// Check to see if this is a valid baryon inline bool isBaryon(int pid) { if (_extraBits(pid) > 0) return false; if (abs(pid) <= 100) return false; if (_fundamentalID(pid) <= 100 && _fundamentalID(pid) > 0) return false; if (abs(pid) == 2110 || abs(pid) == 2210) return true; ///< @todo Why this special case with nJ = 0? What are these? Not listed in RPP MC doc... if (_digit(nj,pid) == 0) return false; if (_digit(nq1,pid) == 0 || _digit(nq2,pid) == 0 || _digit(nq3,pid) == 0) return false; return true; /// @todo This is more correct by the definition, but the PDG's entries 1212, 1214, 1216, 1218 and 2122, 2124, 2126, 2128 come out as invalid // if ((_digit(nq1,pid) >= _digit(nq2,pid) && _digit(nq2,pid) >= _digit(nq3,pid)) || // (_digit(nq1,pid) > _digit(nq3,pid) && _digit(nq3,pid) > _digit(nq2,pid)) || //< case 6b for lighter quarks in J=1 // (_digit(nq3,pid) > _digit(nq1,pid) && _digit(nq1,pid) > _digit(nq2,pid))) //< case 6e for extra states in excited multiplets // return true; // return false; } // Check to see if this is a valid diquark inline bool isDiquark(int pid) { if (_extraBits(pid) > 0) return false; if (abs(pid) <= 100) return false; if (_fundamentalID(pid) <= 100 && _fundamentalID(pid) > 0) return false; if (_digit(nq1,pid) == 0) return false; if (_digit(nq2,pid) == 0) return false; if (_digit(nq3,pid) != 0) return false; if (_digit(nq1,pid) < _digit(nq2,pid)) return false; if (_digit(nj,pid) > 0 && _digit(nq3,pid) == 0 && _digit(nq2,pid) > 0 && _digit(nq1,pid) > 0) return true; // diquark signature // EvtGen uses the diquarks for quark pairs, so, for instance, 5501 is a valid "diquark" for EvtGen // if (_digit(nj) == 1 && _digit(nq2) == _digit(nq1)) { // illegal // return false; // } else { // return true; // } return false; } /// @deprecated Use the nicer capitalisation isDiquark(pid) inline bool isDiQuark(int pid) { return isDiquark(pid); } /// Check to see if this is a valid pentaquark inline bool isPentaquark(int pid) { // a pentaquark is of the form 9abcdej, // where j is the spin and a, b, c, d, and e are quarks if (_extraBits(pid) > 0) return false; if (_digit(n,pid) != 9) return false; if (_digit(nr,pid) == 9 || _digit(nr,pid) == 0) return false; if (_digit(nj,pid) == 9 || _digit(nl,pid) == 0) return false; if (_digit(nq1,pid) == 0) return false; if (_digit(nq2,pid) == 0) return false; if (_digit(nq3,pid) == 0) return false; if (_digit(nj,pid) == 0) return false; // check ordering if (_digit(nq2,pid) > _digit(nq1,pid)) return false; if (_digit(nq1,pid) > _digit(nl,pid)) return false; if (_digit(nl,pid) > _digit(nr,pid)) return false; return true; } /// Is this a valid hadron ID? inline bool isHadron(int pid) { if (_extraBits(pid) > 0) return false; if (isMeson(pid)) return true; if (isBaryon(pid)) return true; if (isPentaquark(pid)) return true; return false; } //@} /// @name More general particle class identification functions //@{ /// Is this a valid lepton ID? inline bool isLepton(int pid) { if (_extraBits(pid) > 0) return false; if (_fundamentalID(pid) >= 11 && _fundamentalID(pid) <= 18) return true; return false; } /// Is this a fundamental SUSY particle? inline bool isSUSY(int pid) { // Fundamental SUSY particles have n = 1 or 2 if (_extraBits(pid) > 0) return false; if (_digit(n,pid) != 1 && _digit(n,pid) != 2) return false; if (_digit(nr,pid) != 0) return false; // Check fundamental part for SM PID on which it is based if (_fundamentalID(pid) == 0) return false; return true; } /// Is this an R-hadron? inline bool isRhadron(int pid) { // An R-hadron is of the form 10abcdj, // where j is the spin and a, b, c, and d are quarks or gluons if (_extraBits(pid) > 0) return false; if (_digit(n,pid) != 1) return false; if (_digit(nr,pid) != 0) return false; // Make sure this isn't a SUSY particle if (isSUSY(pid)) return false; // All R-hadrons have at least 3 core digits if (_digit(nq2,pid) == 0) return false; if (_digit(nq3,pid) == 0) return false; if (_digit(nj,pid) == 0) return false; return true; } inline bool isRHadron(int pid) { return isRhadron(pid); } /// Is this a technicolor particle? inline bool isTechnicolor(int pid) { if (_extraBits(pid) > 0) return false; return _digit(n,pid) == 3; } /// Is this an excited (composite) quark or lepton? inline bool isExcited(int pid) { if (_extraBits(pid) > 0) return false; return _digit(n,pid) == 4; } /// Is this a Kaluza-Klein excitation? inline bool isKK(int pid) { if (_extraBits(pid) > 0) return false; const int ndigit = _digit(n,pid); return ndigit == 5 || ndigit == 6; } /// Is this a graviton? inline bool isGraviton(int pid) { return pid == 39; } /// Is this a BSM particle (including graviton)? inline bool isBSM(int pid) { return isSUSY(pid) || isRhadron(pid) || isTechnicolor(pid) || isExcited(pid) || isKK(pid) || isGraviton(pid); } /// Check to see if this is a valid PID (i.e. matches any known scheme) inline bool _isValid(int pid) { // Starting with 99 means anything goes (but nothing is known) if (_digit(n,pid) == 9 && _digit(nr,pid) == 9) return true; // Check that extra bits are only used for nuclei if (_extraBits(pid) > 0) return isNucleus(pid); // Check that it fits into a standard non-nucleus convention if (isBSM(pid)) return true; if (isHadron(pid)) return true; if (_digit(n,pid) == 9 && _digit(nr,pid) == 0) return false; // could only have been a tentative hadron, but !isHadron if (isDiquark(pid)) return true; if (isReggeon(pid)) return true; // // Quark digit orderings required by the standard // if (_digit(nq1,pid) != 0 && _digit(nq1,pid) < _digit(nq2,pid)) return false; // if (_digit(nq2,pid) != 0 && _digit(nq2,pid) < _digit(nq3,pid)) return false; // Final check on fundamental ID return (_fundamentalID(pid) > 0); } inline bool isValid(int pid) { return _isValid(pid); } //@} /// @name Parton content functions //@{ inline bool _hasQ(int pid, int q) { if (abs(pid) == q) return true; //< trivial case! if (!_isValid(pid)) return false; if (_extraBits(pid) > 0) return false; if (_fundamentalID(pid) > 0) return false; return _digit(nq3,pid) == q || _digit(nq2,pid) == q || _digit(nq1,pid) == q; } /// Does this particle contain a down quark? inline bool hasDown(int pid) { return _hasQ(pid, 1); } /// Does this particle contain an up quark? inline bool hasUp(int pid) { return _hasQ(pid, 2); } /// Does this particle contain a strange quark? inline bool hasStrange(int pid) { return _hasQ(pid, 3); } /// Does this particle contain a charm quark? inline bool hasCharm(int pid) { return _hasQ(pid, 4); } /// Does this particle contain a bottom quark? inline bool hasBottom(int pid) { return _hasQ(pid, 5); } /// Does this particle contain a top quark? inline bool hasTop(int pid) { return _hasQ(pid, 6); } //@} /// @name Angular momentum functions //@{ /// jSpin returns 2J+1, where J is the total spin inline int jSpin(int pid) { const int fund = _fundamentalID(pid); if (fund > 0) { // some of these are known if (fund > 0 && fund < 7) return 2; if (fund == 9) return 3; if (fund > 10 && fund < 17) return 2; if (fund > 20 && fund < 25) return 3; return 0; } else if (_extraBits(pid) > 0) { return 0; } return abs(pid) % 10; } /// sSpin returns 2S+1, where S is the spin inline int sSpin(int pid) { // Handle invalid cases first if (!isMeson(pid)) return 0; if (_digit(n,pid) == 9 && _digit(nr,pid) == 0) return 0; // tentative ID // Special generic DM particles with defined spins const int fund = _fundamentalID(pid); if (fund == 51 || fund == 54) return 1; if (fund == 52) return 2; if (fund == 53 || fund == 55) return 3; // Calculate from nl and nj digits const int inl = _digit(nl,pid); const int js = _digit(nj,pid); if (inl == 0 && js >= 3) return 1; else if (inl == 0 && js == 1) return 0; else if (inl == 1 && js >= 3) return 0; else if (inl == 2 && js >= 3) return 1; else if (inl == 1 && js == 1) return 1; else if (inl == 3 && js >= 3) return 1; // Default to zero return 0; } /// lSpin returns 2L+1, where L is the orbital angular momentum inline int lSpin(int pid) { // Handle invalid cases first if (!isMeson(pid)) return 0; if (_digit(n,pid) == 9 && _digit(nr,pid) == 0) return 0; // tentative ID // Calculate from nl and nj digits const int inl = _digit(nl,pid); const int js = _digit(nj,pid); if (inl == 0 && js == 3) return 0; else if (inl == 0 && js == 5) return 1; else if (inl == 0 && js == 7) return 2; else if (inl == 0 && js == 9) return 3; else if (inl == 0 && js == 1) return 0; else if (inl == 1 && js == 3) return 1; else if (inl == 1 && js == 5) return 2; else if (inl == 1 && js == 7) return 3; else if (inl == 1 && js == 9) return 4; else if (inl == 2 && js == 3) return 1; else if (inl == 2 && js == 5) return 2; else if (inl == 2 && js == 7) return 3; else if (inl == 2 && js == 9) return 4; else if (inl == 1 && js == 1) return 1; else if (inl == 3 && js == 3) return 2; else if (inl == 3 && js == 5) return 3; else if (inl == 3 && js == 7) return 4; else if (inl == 3 && js == 9) return 5; // Default to zero return 0; } //@} /// @name Charge functions //@{ /// Three times the EM charge (as integer) inline int charge3(int pid) { static int ch100[100] = { -1, 2,-1, 2,-1, 2,-1, 2, 0, 0, -3, 0,-3, 0,-3, 0,-3, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 3, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 3, 0, 0, 3, 0, 0, 0, 0, -1, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 6, 3, 6, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0 }; const unsigned short q1 = _digit(nq1,pid); const unsigned short q2 = _digit(nq2,pid); const unsigned short q3 = _digit(nq3,pid); const int ida = abs(pid); const int sid = _fundamentalID(pid); int charge = 0; if (ida == 0 || _extraBits(pid) > 0) {// ion or illegal return 0; } else if (sid > 0 && sid <= 100) {// use table if (ida == 1000017 || ida == 1000018 || ida == 1000034) charge = 0; else if (ida > 1000050 && ida <= 1000060) charge = 0; // ? else if (ida > 50 && ida <= 60) charge = 0; // Generic DM else if (ida == 5100061 || ida == 5100062) charge = 6; else charge = ch100[sid-1]; } else if (_digit(nj,pid) == 0) {// KL, Ks, or undefined return 0; } else if (isMeson(pid)) {// mesons if (q2 == 3 || q2 == 5) { charge = ch100[q3-1] - ch100[q2-1]; } else { charge = ch100[q2-1] - ch100[q3-1]; } } else if (isDiQuark(pid)) {// diquarks charge = ch100[q2-1] + ch100[q1-1]; } else if (isBaryon(pid)) {// baryons charge = ch100[q3-1] + ch100[q2-1] + ch100[q1-1]; } else {// unknown return 0; } if (pid < 0) charge *= -1; return charge; } /// Alias for charge3 /// @deprecated Prefer charge3 inline int threeCharge(int pid) { return charge3(pid); } /// Return the absolute value of 3 times the EM charge inline int abscharge3(int pid) { return std::abs(charge3(pid)); } /// Return the EM charge (as floating point) inline double charge(int pid) { return charge3(pid)/3.0; } /// Return the EM charge (as floating point) inline double abscharge(int pid) { return std::abs(charge(pid)); } //@} /// @name General PID-based classifier functions //@{ /// Determine if the particle is electrically charged inline bool isCharged(int pid) { return charge3(pid) != 0; } /// Determine if the particle is electrically neutral inline bool isNeutral(int pid) { return charge3(pid) == 0; } //@} /// @name Fundamental particles //@{ /// Determine if the PID is that of a quark inline bool isQuark(int pid) { return in_closed_range(abs(pid), 1, 6); } /// Determine if the PID is that of a gluon inline bool isGluon(int pid) { return pid == GLUON; } /// Determine if the PID is that of a parton (quark or gluon) inline bool isParton(int pid) { return isGluon(pid) || isQuark(pid); } /// Determine if the PID is that of a photon inline bool isPhoton(int pid) { return pid == PHOTON; } /// Determine if the PID is that of an electron or positron inline bool isElectron(int pid) { return abs(pid) == ELECTRON; } /// Determine if the PID is that of an muon or antimuon inline bool isMuon(int pid) { return abs(pid) == MUON; } /// Determine if the PID is that of an tau or antitau inline bool isTau(int pid) { return abs(pid) == TAU; } /// Determine if the PID is that of a charged lepton inline bool isChLepton(int pid) { const long apid = abs(pid); return apid == 11 || apid == 13 || apid == 15; } /// Determine if the PID is that of a neutrino inline bool isNeutrino(int pid) { const long apid = abs(pid); return apid == 12 || apid == 14 || apid == 16; } /// @todo Add isElectron, Muon, Tau (and +- specific versions?)... and is(Anti)Proton? /// Determine if the PID is that of a W+ inline bool isWplus(int pid) { return pid == WPLUSBOSON; } /// Determine if the PID is that of a W- inline bool isWminus(int pid) { return pid == WMINUSBOSON; } /// Determine if the PID is that of a W+- inline bool isW(int pid) { return abs(pid) == WPLUSBOSON; } /// Determine if the PID is that of a Z0 inline bool isZ(int pid) { return pid == Z0BOSON; } /// Determine if the PID is that of an SM/lightest SUSY Higgs inline bool isHiggs(int pid) { return pid == HIGGSBOSON || pid == 26; //< @todo Check on 26 still needed? (used in HERWIG SUSY, for example) } /// @todo isSUSYHiggs? /// Determine if the PID is that of a t/tbar inline bool isTop(int pid) { return abs(pid) == 6; } //@} /// @name Hadron and parton flavour classification //@{ /// Determine if the particle is a heavy flavour hadron or parton inline bool isHeavyFlavour(int pid) { return hasCharm(pid) || hasBottom(pid) || hasTop(pid); } // /// Determine if the particle is a light-flavour flavour hadron or parton // inline bool isLightFlavour(int pid) { // return !isHeavyFlavour(); // } /// Determine if the PID is that of a heavy parton (c,b,t) inline bool isHeavyParton(int pid) { return isParton(pid) && isHeavyFlavour(pid); } /// Determine if the PID is that of a light parton (u,d,s) inline bool isLightParton(int pid) { return isParton(pid) && !isHeavyFlavour(pid); } /// Determine if the PID is that of a heavy flavour (b or c) meson inline bool isHeavyMeson(int pid) { return isMeson(pid) && isHeavyFlavour(pid); } /// Determine if the PID is that of a heavy flavour (b or c) baryon inline bool isHeavyBaryon(int pid) { return isBaryon(pid) && isHeavyFlavour(pid); } /// Determine if the PID is that of a heavy flavour (b or c) hadron inline bool isHeavyHadron(int pid) { return isHadron(pid) && isHeavyFlavour(pid); } /// Determine if the PID is that of a light flavour (not b or c) meson inline bool isLightMeson(int pid) { return isMeson(pid) && !isHeavyFlavour(pid); } /// Determine if the PID is that of a light flavour (not b or c) baryon inline bool isLightBaryon(int pid) { return isBaryon(pid) && !isHeavyFlavour(pid); } /// Determine if the PID is that of a light flavour (not b or c) hadron inline bool isLightHadron(int pid) { return isHadron(pid) && !isHeavyFlavour(pid); } /// Determine if the PID is that of a b-meson. inline bool isBottomMeson(int pid) { return hasBottom(pid) && isMeson(pid); } /// Determine if the PID is that of a b-baryon. inline bool isBottomBaryon(int pid) { return hasBottom(pid) && isBaryon(pid); } /// Determine if the PID is that of a b-hadron. inline bool isBottomHadron(int pid) { return hasBottom(pid) && isHadron(pid); } /// @brief Determine if the PID is that of a c-meson. /// /// @note Specifically, the _heaviest_ quark is a c: a B_c is a b-meson and NOT a c-meson. /// Charmonia (closed charm) are counted as c-mesons here. inline bool isCharmMeson(int pid) { return isMeson(pid) && hasCharm(pid) && !hasBottom(pid); } /// @brief Determine if the PID is that of a c-baryon. /// /// @note Specifically, the _heaviest_ quark is a c: a baryon containing a b & c /// is a b-baryon and NOT a c-baryon. To test for the simpler case, just use /// a combination of hasCharm() and isBaryon(). inline bool isCharmBaryon(int pid) { return isBaryon(pid) && hasCharm(pid) && !hasBottom(pid); } /// Determine if the PID is that of a c-hadron. /// /// @note Specifically, the _heaviest_ quark is a c: a baryon containing a b & c /// is a b-baryon and NOT a c-baryon. To test for the simpler case, just use /// a combination of hasCharm() and isBaryon(). inline bool isCharmHadron(int pid) { return isHadron(pid) && hasCharm(pid) && !hasBottom(pid); } /// Determine if the PID is that of a strange meson /// /// @note Specifically, the _heaviest_ quark is an s: if it also contains /// either charm or bottom, it is not considered to be a strange hadron. inline bool isStrangeMeson(int pid) { return isMeson(pid) && hasStrange(pid) && !(hasBottom(pid) || hasCharm(pid)); } /// Determine if the PID is that of a strange baryon /// /// @note Specifically, the _heaviest_ quark is an s: if it also contains /// either charm or bottom, it is not considered to be a strange hadron. inline bool isStrangeBaryon(int pid) { return isBaryon(pid) && hasStrange(pid) && !(hasBottom(pid) || hasCharm(pid)); } /// Determine if the PID is that of a strange hadron /// /// @note Specifically, the _heaviest_ quark is an s: if it also contains /// either charm or bottom, it is not considered to be a strange hadron. inline bool isStrangeHadron(int pid) { return isHadron(pid) && hasStrange(pid) && !(hasBottom(pid) || hasCharm(pid)); } //@} /// @name Interaction classifiers //@{ /// Determine if the PID is that of a strongly interacting particle inline bool isStrongInteracting(int pid) { return isParton(pid) || isHadron(pid); } /// Determine if the PID is that of a electromagnetically interacting particle inline bool isEMInteracting(int pid) { return isCharged(pid) || isPhoton(pid); } /// Determine if the PID is that of a weakly interacting particle /// /// @note Photons are considered weak-interacting, as are all hadrons and /// leptons (we can't distinguish between L and R fermions at physical particle level). inline bool isWeakInteracting(int pid) { return !isGluon(pid) && !isGraviton(pid); } //@} /// @name Other classifiers //@{ /// Determine if the PID is in the generator-specific range inline bool isGenSpecific(int pid) { return in_range(pid, 80, 101); } /// Determine if the PID is that of an EW scale resonance /// /// @todo Also include SUSY, technicolor, etc. etc.? Maybe via a isStandardModel(pid) function, but there are stable BSM particles (in principle) inline bool isResonance(int pid) { return isW(pid) || isZ(pid) || isHiggs(pid) || isTop(pid); } /// Check the PID for usability in transport codes like Geant4 /// /// @todo Should exclude neutrinos/LSP, since the ATLAS G4 interface deletes them immediately? inline bool isTransportable(int pid) { // return !isResonance(pid) && !isParton(pid) && !isGenSpecific(pid); return isPhoton(pid) || isHadron(pid) || isLepton(pid); } //@} } } #endif