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Pion off Nuclei [quasi-free] [message #13331] |
Mon, 16 April 2012 16:39 |
Ingo Froehlich
Messages: 167 Registered: March 2004 Location: IKF - Frankfurt
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From: *x-matter.uni-frankfurt.de
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Just a macro which adds the quasi-free (pi- + p) reaction to Pluto:
{
//Add our quasi-free composite:
makeStaticData()->AddParticle(14009, "pi- + p",0.938272+0.139570);
//Creates just a symbolic link:
makeStaticData()->AddAlias("pi- + p","pi-+p");
//Executes the fermi plugin which adds also nuclei:
makeDistributionManager()->Exec("nucleus_fermi");
//Add a new composite particle (target_id*1000 * beam_id)
//N.B. that "nucleus_fermi" has already added the 12C (with id=614)
makeStaticData()->AddParticle(614009,"pi- + 12C",11.174862+0.139570);
//Creates again a symbolic link:
makeStaticData()->AddAlias("pi- + 12C","pi-+12C");
//adds a decay by using the "pi- + 12C" particle as created above:
makeStaticData()->AddDecay(-1, "pi- + 12C -> (pi- + p) + 11B (quasi-free)","pi- + 12C","pi- + p,11B", 1.0 );
//This is the fermi model (contributed by M. Dieterle and L. Witthauer, Basel):
PFermiMomentumGA * pmodel = new PFermiMomentumGA("pi-p_in_12C@pi- + 12C_to_pi- + p_11B", "Quasi-free particle production <nucleus_fermi>",-1);
pmodel->Add("q,parent");
pmodel->Add("pi-,grandparent,beam");
pmodel->Add("12C,grandparent,target");
pmodel->Add("11B,daughter,spectator");
pmodel->Add("q,daughter,composite");
pmodel->Add("p,granddaughter,participant");
pmodel->Add("pi-,granddaughter,p2");
makeDistributionManager()->Add(pmodel);
//This is our reaction, in this case just a quasi-free elastic reaction:
PReaction *Reac = new PReaction ("_P1=3.5","pi-","12C","(pi- p) pi- p (11B)","filename");
TH2F * histo2 = new TH2F ("histo2","Rap. vs. Pt",50,-1.5,3.5, 50,0,1.5);
Reac->Do(histo2,"foreach(pi-); _x = [pi-]->Rapidity(); _y=[pi-]->Pt(); ");
Reac->Print();
Reac->loop(1000); // Number of events
histo2->Draw("colz");
}
The nucleus_fermi plugin supports already gamma and proton beams - I think in the future I will add the pion beam as well, but at the moment the macro above should do the job (it needs some adaptions of course to other cases like pi+ + n)
For completeness, this is the result:
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Ingo Froehlich
IKF - University of Frankfurt
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