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Re: new FTF generator in pandaroot [message #17308 is a reply to message #17297] Wed, 17 September 2014 18:13 Go to previous messageGo to previous message
Aida Galoyan is currently offline  Aida Galoyan
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Registered: May 2007
Location: Dubna
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From: *jinr.ru
Hello Anastasia,

>I had a look at main.cc file in pgenerators/FtfEvtGen and came
>to conclusion that elastic >scattering is included, but only hadronic part of it.
>Is it right?
>It would be nice to have option to switch off elastic part and
>use only inelastic mode, as it was before in DPM.

It is not possible, because for FTF generator in PandaRoot, I apply to
Geant4 lib and can not change compilled sourse files of FTF.

But, you can obtain only inelastic events using FtfEvtGen/main.cc .

For this, you need to add in the main.cc after line
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if(std::abs(pd->GetBaryonNumber()) < 2)
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line
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if( (n>2) || ((abs(id)!=2212)&&(n==2)) ) {
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and after line
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new((*fEvt)[cnt++]) TParticle(fparticle);
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to add
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}
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After this, it is needed to compile FTF.

About "MeV" or "GeV", thank you, I didn't draw attention to it.
Just now, I have changed and commited main.cc .
Output particles are stored in GeV.

Good luck
Aida
 
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