| 3 | | Thanks for the response! This example gives the jet constituents which is what I was looking for. However, as I was playing around with the code, I found a few inconsistencies. For example, I summed together the energies of all the constituents for each jet and then compared this value to the energy of that jet. They rarely, if ever, agreed. I also compared the Eta and Phi values of the constituents to their respective jet and they did not match either. I have attached the modified code. In essence, the constituents of a jet do not seem to agree with their jet. What exactly does jet.Constituents return? |
| | 3 | Thanks for the response! This example gives the jet constituents which is what I was looking for. However, as I was playing around with the code, I found a few inconsistencies. For example, I summed together the energies of all the constituents for each jet and then compared this value to the energy of that jet. They rarely, if ever, agreed. I also compared the Eta and Phi values of the constituents to their respective jet and they did not match either. I have attached the modified code. In essence, the constituents of a jet do not seem to agree with their jet. What exactly does jet->Constituents return? |
