Changes between Version 14 and Version 15 of WorkBook/Tutorials/Student

Timestamp:

Sep 9, 2019, 2:15:05 PM (5 years ago)

Author:

Michele Selvaggi

Comment:

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WorkBook/Tutorials/Student

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 So for example to plot the magnitude of the 3-momenta of the jets, or the jet invariant mass:
 
-{{{
-f->Get("Delphes")->Draw("Electron.P4().P()");
-f->Get("Delphes")->Draw("Jet.P4().M()");
-}}}
-
-
 In order to perform an event-loop with a more sophisticated event selection you will have to write a small python macro. This macro takes as input the {{{data.root}}} and produce an output file that contains a couple of histograms. Download the file called {{{example.py}}}, and run it via the command:
 
@@ -79 +73 @@
 
 
+== 2) Characterisation of a BSM excess
+
+- The provided data corresponds to LHC events that contains at least two isolated leptons (lepton=electron/muon) with pT > 15. Prove it!
+
+- The data contains the equivalent of an integrated luminosity of 60 pb-1. I presents an excess corresponding to a new physical state. Find the observable that makes this excess explicit.