Mcnetschooldurham2023
For attendees of the McNet school
If you are interested in doing a Merging run, you can use the file LHC-W-Merging.in file, but this will take a long time for the integration step. For the sake of making more runs with more stats better use the LHC-W-Matching.in input file
For using the Rivet analysis: copy the MY_W_ANALYSIS.cc, MY_W_ANALYSIS.plot and MY_W_ANALYSIS.yoda.gz to the herwig directory and type make RivetMY_W_ANALYSIS.so to compile the analysis
For changing the W boson mass there is a snippet called MassW.in where you can change the value for the W+ and W- boson individually, so remember to change both masses to the same value to be consistent.
Run assignments:
Name | M_W |
Laura (done) | 80.367 |
Fernando (done) | 80.377 |
Shona | 80.38575 |
Alberto | 80.3945 |
Stefan(done) | 80.40325 |
Laura(done) | 80.412 |
Fernando (done) | 80.5 |
send the yoda files with the convention "LHC-W-80_XXXXXXX.yoda" to stefan.kiebacher@kit.edu
For parallelising the run steps :
DRH Herwig run LHC-W-Matching.run --jobs=N_CORES -N N_EVENTS DRH rivet-merge -e LHC-W-Matching-*.yoda -o LHC-W-Matching.yoda
For not doing the read step again do:
DRH Herwig run LHC-W-Matching.run --jobs=N_CORES -N N_EVENTS --setup=MassW.in DRH rivet-merge -e LHC-W-Matching-*.yoda -o LHC-W-Matching.yoda
Final best measurement: M_W = 80.3945 GeV
True W mass reveal: M_W = 80.4 GeV
Congratulations: The Herwig group wins!
- Last Author
- stefan.kiebacher
- Last Edited
- Jul 13 2023, 5:20 PM