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CHE Instructions
CHE Instructions
NOTE: Explanations below are meant for the Ubuntu installation. Please contact me in case of questions!
1) Location of basic code in protected area: Here
2) Instructions / example:
- All histograms are booked, filled and saved using HBOOK routines considering that the code is fully FORTRAN based.
- Makefile is in main directory.
- Booking of histograms is in: wpol_1.f
- Filling of histograms is in: wuser.f
- The only cuts that can be made within the program itself is on pT and eta (See wuser.f).
- Executable: wdfvo
- Syntax to run code: ./wdfvo < inw-example
- inw-example is a text file which defines all setting for executing the program.
- Example of inw-example and explanation of paramters:
---- START ----
'RUN1' ! Any string to identify a particle configuration
500 1 20d0 ! CME-Energy / Ratio of factorization scale to scale defined by user / Minimum pT
1 ! single-polarized This defines the type of cross-section output 0=unpol, 1=single pol, 2=double pol
-1 ! W- Here you define the charge of W boson
1 1 ! pp Selected p for 1 and pbar for -1
69 ! DSSV This selects the polarized pdf function
46 ! MRST2002 This selects the unpolarized pdf
5 10 ! LO and NLO iterations
1 1 ! new run
250000 1500000
---- END ----
3) Note:
- CHE is not using separate grid files. It allows to use a pre-defined set of pdf's.
- CHE can be used to run calculations for different CHE values.
- For the Ubuntu installation:
- run.script: Example syntax file
- che.sh: Example script to loop over different CME values
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