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RHICBOS Instructions
RHICBOS 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: rb.for
- Filling of histograms is in: rb.for
- No cuts can be made within the program, but only in the steering input file (See below).
- Executable: rb.run
- Default input file name which is required as such by the program: RB.IN
- Syntax to run code: ./rb.run
- RB.IN is a text file which defines all setting for executing the program.
- Example of RB.IN and explanation of paramters:
---- START ----
1,5,5000,5,10000 > # runs; iterations; MC events
res.out > Main data grid
y.out > Y piece grid (same PDF or -)
0, 0,0,0,0,0 >UnWeight,kKFacP&Y,iYG,iMG,iMM
0.0, -10, 0.0, 1000.0, 10 > Cuts(1): pTlmin,ymin,DelR,pTlmax,ymax
70.,110., 0.0, 200.0, -10., 10. > Cuts(2):QMn,QMx,QTMn,QTMx,yWmin,yWmax
1.0, 175.0, 100.0 > Luminosity (pb^-1), mt,mH
HBook > Output fromat
1.6, 41, 0, 5, 0, 3, 0 > qT_Sep, PDF,Proc,Sc,ACut,iSub,iHQApp
0 >iZ0Cont
---- END ----
3) Note:
- RHICBOS is using separate grid files specific to a given pdf and CHE value.
- For the Ubuntu installation:
- run-script: Directory of example scripts
- RB.INPUT: Directory of example input files
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