Jet Constituents

[Jordan Dull]

Hi,

I am trying to analyze the individual towers within any given jet that is found through the FastJetFinder module. Is there an easy way of getting the constituents of a jet using the program as it is?

I attempted to modify the FastJetFinder code to output an array of towers for each jet but I kept getting the error that the input list can't be accessed in the module. Is there an easier way to achieving this goal?

Thanks!

[Michele Selvaggi]

Hi,

sure there is, in "examples/Example3.C" you'll find exactly what you need.

​https://github.com/delphes/delphes/blob/master/examples/Example3.C#l196

Cheers,
Michele

[Jordan Dull]

Hi again,

Thanks for the response! This example was very helpful for the case where a root file was already created. I am now trying to get the same thing, jet constituents, but from one of the Delphes modules directly. I would like to go from a Delphes program that takes raw event data and then creates a root file with the jet constituents. Is this be possible?

Thanks again,

Jordan

[Jordan Dull]

Hi again,

So I figured out the error that I described in my reply to my first question. The constituents now perfectly match their respective jets. There was something wrong in my delphes_card_FCC_notau.tcl. My question now is if it is possible to isolate the hcal towers and the ecal towers from the constituents energies? I know they are separate at first and then merged. Is there a way to get to those towers before they are merged through the Constituents class?

Thanks!

[Michele Selvaggi]

Hi Jordan,

given the nature of your question, I am assuming you are already forming your jets using Calorimeter objects (TowerMerger/towers collection == merge of ECal/ecalTowers and HCal/hcalTowers) as opposed to particle-flow objects. Also, make sure you are storing in the output that collection:

add Branch TowerMerger/towers Tower Tower

and that you are properly opening this collection in your root macro:

TClonesArray *branchTower = treeReader->UseBranch("Tower");

Thanks to your question we have realised that when SimpleCalorimeter there is no simple way to determine whether the tower is Ecal or Hcal.

To fix that, we have added a flag called IsEcal to the SimpleCalorimeter module. If it is set to true, the variable Eem gets attributed a value equal to the tower energy and Ehad gets 0. If IsEcal is set to false then it is the other way around. You should then be able to distinguish Ecal from Hcal tower by looking at Eem and Ehad from now on (have a look at the updated FCC card for how to define the !isEcal flag properly).

To do this, please get the HEAD from git:

git clone https://github.com/delphes/delphes.git

Let me know if this answers your question.
Michele

[Jordan Dull]

Replying to mselvaggi:

Hi Jordan,

given the nature of your question, I am assuming you are already forming your jets using Calorimeter objects (TowerMerger/towers collection == merge of ECal/ecalTowers and HCal/hcalTowers) as opposed to particle-flow objects. Also, make sure you are storing in the output that collection:

add Branch TowerMerger/towers Tower Tower

and that you are properly opening this collection in your root macro:

TClonesArray *branchTower = treeReader->UseBranch("Tower");

Thanks to your question we have realised that when SimpleCalorimeter there is no simple way to determine whether the tower is Ecal or Hcal.

To fix that, we have added a flag called IsEcal to the SimpleCalorimeter module. If it is set to true, the variable Eem gets attributed a value equal to the tower energy and Ehad gets 0. If IsEcal is set to false then it is the other way around. You should then be able to distinguish Ecal from Hcal tower by looking at Eem and Ehad from now on (have a look at the updated FCC card for how to define the !isEcal flag properly).

To do this, please get the HEAD from git:

git clone https://github.com/delphes/delphes.git

Let me know if this answers your question.
Michele

This modification works perfectly! Thank you again.
Jordan