| Vertex fitter for two consecutive decays [message #17572] |
Tue, 25 November 2014 11:49  |
Karin Schönning
Messages: 65
Registered: August 2012
Location: Uppsala University
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From: *physics.uu.se
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Dear Pandaroot experts,
I am trying to use the vertex fitter to improve the resolution of the Xi- mass, reconstructing Xi- from the decay Xi- -> Lambda pi-, Lambda -> p pi- .
I have used the vertex fitter for the lambda and it works. I take the fitted lambda candidates and combine with a pion which I have checked, using MC truth match, that it is a daughter of Xi- and not Lambda. Then I try to apply the vertex fit again, see below:
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Xi.Combine(goodlam,pim);
Xibar.Combine(goodlamb,pip);
for (j=0;j<Xi.GetLength();++j)
{
//PndVtxPRG vtxfitterx(Xi[j]);
PndKinVtxFitter vtxfitterx(Xi[j]); // instantiate a vertex fitter
bool checkx = vtxfitterx.Fit();
double chi2_vtx = vtxfitterx.GetChi2(); // access chi2 of fit
double prob_vtx = vtxfitterx.GetProb(); // access probability of fit
if (checkx) // when good enough, fill some histos
{
RhoCandidate *Xiv = Xi[j]->GetFit(); // access the fitted cand
TVector3 lVtx=Xiv->Pos();
double Ximassv=Xiv->M();
double xivz=lVtx.Z();
cout<<"Xibar mass : "<<Xi[j]->M()<<endl;
cout<<"Xibar mass vertex: "<<Ximassv<<endl;
cout<<"Xibar vertex z: "<<xivz<<endl;
Ximass->Fill(Xiv->M());}
}
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But when running this I get into trouble, the printout is shown below. Is the vertex fitter supposed to work in this way or does it only handle single vertices?
Error in <TDecompLU::DecomposeLUCrout>: matrix is singular
Error in <TDecompLU::InvertLU>: matrix is singular, 0 diag elements < tolerance of 2.2204e-16
Xibar mass : 0.186496
Xibar mass vertex: 0.167329
Xibar vertex z: 69.2357
Xibar mass : 1.32154
Xibar mass vertex: -nan
Xibar vertex z: -nan
Xibar mass : 1.31012
Xibar mass vertex: -nan
Xibar vertex z: -nan
Xibar mass : 1.32721
Xibar mass vertex: -nan
Xibar vertex z: -nan
Does anybody have an idea of what one can do about this?
Kindest regards,
/Karin
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