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[Rivet] RIVET -- how can I access all particles?Andrey Loginov andrey.loginov at yale.eduThu Apr 2 18:57:28 BST 2015
Dear Andy, Dear Colleagues, I've got a suggestion and it seems to be doing what I need (i.e. I can access all particles). Indeed I'm aware of all those dragons -- just want to have a slightly more information than final-state particles... Other than that the Rivet machinery seems to be quite functional -- thanks! Happy Easter, Thank you and Best Regards, Andrey Loginov | Yale University (Physics Department) Phone(work/CERN) | +41 22 76 73641 (from CERN 7-36-41) Phone(cell/CERN) | +41 76 487 2288 (from CERN 16-22-88) Fax | +41 22 76 68579 On Thu, 2 Apr 2015, Andy Buckley wrote: > Hi Andrey, > > You're right, that's exactly what Rivet is designed to discourage! > > You _can_ obtain that information -- if it is in the event record at all > -- by accessing the raw HepMC GenEvent object with a call to > event.genEvent(). But you're then on your own, i.e. you'll have to > manually deal with problems like the lack of a standard inertial frame > and representation of parton shower recoils for those objects. "Here be > dragons", in other words ;-) > > Andy > > > On 02/04/15 14:56, Andrey Loginov wrote: >> Dear Rivet experts, Dear Andy, >> >> I googled for quite a while but couldn't answer to this question: >> >> How can I access all particles? (not only the final-state ones) >> >> For instance, for ttbar production I'd want to be able to access >> information about the top quarks and W's -- is that possible? I >> understand that Rivet is designed for final-state information, but in >> case if there is a functionality like that it would be quite useful for >> some applications. >> >> Thank you and Best Regards, >> Andrey Loginov | Yale University (Physics Department) >> Phone(work/CERN) | +41 22 76 73641 (from CERN 7-36-41) >> Phone(cell/CERN) | +41 76 487 2288 (from CERN 16-22-88) >> Fax | +41 22 76 68579 > > > -- > Dr Andy Buckley, Lecturer / Royal Society University Research Fellow > Particle Physics Expt Group, University of Glasgow >
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