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| 5 | === All the option === |
| 6 | |
| 7 | Even if some option can be apply on the command line (See StartingMadWeight). Most of the options are enter via some cards. |
| 8 | In MadWeight we have '''four''' different card. Two are common with MadGraph : run_card.dat and param_card.dat. And correspond respectively |
| 9 | to the phase space cut and to parametrization of the model(mass,branching ratio, coupling value,...) Two other are more specific and are described here: |
| 10 | |
| 11 | === MadWeight_card.dat === |
| 12 | The MadWeight Card follow the convention use for the param_card (SLHAC2). It defines some bloks and some tag in those blocks: |
| 13 | |
| 14 | ==== Block Run ==== |
| 15 | |
| 16 | Define the cluster and some constraint on the run. |
| 17 | || '''Options for block MW_run''' |||| '''option for job schedulling (step=2,5,6)''' || |
| 18 | || || '''tag''' || '''Effect''' || |
| 19 | || ^ || 1 ||cluster choice (0: single machine// 1: condor // 2: SGE //3:Bash ) || |
| 20 | || ^ || 11 ||condor requirements (only for condor)|| |
| 21 | || ^ || 2 ||number of data to analyse|| |
| 22 | || ^ || 3 ||control efficiency block by block|| |
| 23 | || ^ || 4 ||normalizes Weight by cross-section|| |
| 24 | || ^ || 5 ||number of points in MadGraph integral|| |
| 25 | || ^ || 6 ||number of points in MadWeight integral|| |
| 26 | || ^ || 9 ||[F] use the cut defined in run_card.dat for weight computation || |
| 27 | || ^ ||91 ||[F] use the cut defined in run_card.dat for cross-section computation|| |
| 28 | In these Block you can define some (trully) '''advanced user''' option |
| 29 | |
| 30 | || '''Options for block MW_run''' |||||| '''option for job schedulling (step=5,6)''' || |
| 31 | || || '''tag''' || '''Default value''' || '''Effect''' || |
| 32 | || ^ || 7. || 0.01 ||requested final precision for each weight || |
| 33 | || ^ || 710. || 0.3 ||minimal requested precision for the first refinment criteria || |
| 34 | || ^ || 711. || 1d-4 ||first refinment criteria || |
| 35 | || ^ || 720. || 0.1 ||requested precision for the second refinment criteria || |
| 36 | || ^ || 721. || 2d-3 ||second refinment criteria || |
| 37 | || ^ || 731. || 2 ||number of iteration in permutation selection -first loop- || |
| 38 | || ^ || 732. || 2 ||number of iteration in configuration search || |
| 39 | || ^ || 733. || 5 ||number of iteration in permutation selection -second loop- || |
| 40 | || ^ || 734. || 1 ||number of iteration in plotting diagram mode (not used for the moment) || |
| 41 | || ^ || 735. || 10 ||maximal number of iteration in final loop || |
| 42 | |
| 43 | ==== Block Perm ==== |
| 44 | |
| 45 | Define how to treat the permutation in MadWeight. |
| 46 | |
| 47 | || '''Option for block MW_perm''' |||| '''option for treating permutation (step=6)''' || |
| 48 | || || '''tag''' || '''Effect''' || |
| 49 | || ^ || 1 ||makes permutation|| |
| 50 | || ^ || 2 ||considers b jet like other jet for permutations|| |
| 51 | |
| 52 | ==== Block Parameter ==== |
| 53 | |
| 54 | MadWeight can run on different parameter value on the same run. For that you have three different choice (differentiate by the value of the entry with tag 1) |
| 55 | * value '''0''': use the param_card defined by the user. Those one must be enter in the Card directory with name: param_card_1.dat, param_card_2.dat,... |
| 56 | * value '''1''': Apply from the param_card.dat the modification define in MadWeight_card.dat (see below) |
| 57 | * value '''2''': Same than one but all parameter modification are correlated (see below) |
| 58 | |
| 59 | || '''Option for block MW_parameter''' |||| '''option for creating param_card (step=1)''' || |
| 60 | || || '''tag''' || '''Effect''' || |
| 61 | || ^ || 1 ||how create all the param card (see above for value description) || |
| 62 | || ^ || n*10+1 ||name of the block to modify for variable n (branching ratio is special see below)|| |
| 63 | || ^ || n*10+2 ||tag of the value to modify (if they are a double tag use two times this line (in the correct order)|| |
| 64 | || ^ || n*10+3 ||different value to insert (so you can use this tag more than once) || |
| 65 | |
| 66 | '''remarq''': |
| 67 | * decay is consider like a block name |
| 68 | * branching ratio have their our name: 'br' (tag1:id of the decay particule. tag2: first desint, tag3: second desint, ...) |
| 69 | |
| 70 | '''example''' |
| 71 | {{{ |
| 72 | Block MW_parameter |
| 73 | # TAG VALUE UTILITY |
| 74 | 1. 1 # type of input |
| 75 | # 0. : inputs are read from the cards: param_card_1.dat, param_card_2.dat,... |
| 76 | # 1. : redefines some values from param_card.dat according to the form below |
| 77 | # 2. : same but the value for different parameters are modified simultaneously |
| 78 | # |
| 79 | # # first parameter # |
| 80 | 11. mass # Block of the parameter to change |
| 81 | 12. 6 # id of the parameter to change |
| 82 | 13. 180 # here you can enter the different values: |
| 83 | 13. 190 # add a new line with tag 13 to introduce a new value |
| 84 | # |
| 85 | # # second parameter # |
| 86 | 21. MGCKM # Block of the parameter to change |
| 87 | 22. 1 # id of the paramter to change |
| 88 | 22. 2 # id2 of the paramter to change |
| 89 | 23. 1.5E-02 # here you can enter the different values: |
| 90 | 23. 1.8E-02 # add a new line with tag 23 to introduce a new value |
| 91 | }}} |
| 92 | In this mode '''four''' different param_card will be created. Two with a top mass (pid=6) at 180 GeV (one for each value of %$V_{us}$%) and two for a top-mass at190 Gev. |
| 93 | If We have choose at the first line the second mode: |
| 94 | {{{ |
| 95 | # TAG VALUE UTILITY |
| 96 | 1. 2 # type of input |
| 97 | }}} |
| 98 | We will obtain only two different card. the first one will have %$m_t=180$% GeV with %$V_{us}=1.5e-2$%. The other will have %$m_t=190$% GeV with %$V_{us}=1.8e-2$% |
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| 101 | '''remarq''': |
| 102 | Since Version 2.1.9, it's possible to generate directly the difference of masses. The blok parameter is then |
| 103 | '''diff_mass''' This is an example: |
| 104 | |
| 105 | {{{ |
| 106 | Block MW_parameter |
| 107 | # TAG VALUE UTILITY |
| 108 | 1. 1 # type of input |
| 109 | # 0. : inputs are read from the cards: param_card_1.dat, param_card_2.dat,... |
| 110 | # 1. : redefines some values from param_card.dat according to the form below |
| 111 | # 2. : same but the value for different parameters are modified simultaneously |
| 112 | # |
| 113 | # # first parameter # |
| 114 | 11. mass # Block of the parameter to change |
| 115 | 12. 6 # id of the parameter to change |
| 116 | 13. 180 # here you can enter the different values: |
| 117 | 13. 190 # add a new line with tag 13 to introduce a new value |
| 118 | # |
| 119 | # # second parameter # |
| 120 | 21. diff_mass # fix M_W-M_T |
| 121 | 22. 23 # id of the first mass (M_W) the value of M_W will be choose to have the correct mass differences. |
| 122 | 22. 6 # id2 of the second mass (M_T) this must be fixed before |
| 123 | 23. -10 # here you can enter the different values: |
| 124 | 23. 0 # add a new line with tag 23 to introduce a new value |
| 125 | 23. 10 |
| 126 | }}} |
| 127 | In this case 6 param_card will be create |
| 128 | ||M_T||M_W||M_W-M_T|| |
| 129 | ||180||170||-10 || |
| 130 | ||180||180||0|| |
| 131 | ||180||190||10|| |
| 132 | ||190||180||-10|| |
| 133 | ||190||190||0|| |
| 134 | ||190||200||10|| |
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| 140 | ==== Block Generation ==== |
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| 142 | This block parametrize how MadWeightAnalyzer will find the approriate phase-space generator. |
| 143 | More information on those option in MadWeightAnalyzer page. |
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| 146 | || '''Option for block MW_Gen''' |||| '''option for MadWeightAnalyzer (step=2)'''|| |
| 147 | || || '''tag''' || '''Effect''' || |
| 148 | || ^ || 1 ||chooses which propagator to allign in ECS: 0-> thinest/ 1-> chooses more local possibility || |
| 149 | || ^ || 2 ||chooses which propagator to allign in blob: 0-> thinest/ 1-> chooses more local possibility || |
| 150 | || ^ || 3 ||maximal multiplicity for ECS sector || |
| 151 | || ^ || 4 ||uses blob solutions which optimizes Breit-Wigner integration || |
| 152 | || ^ || 5 ||uses blob solutions which optimizes TransferFunction integration || |
| 153 | || ^ || 6 ||use s balanced solutions (more than one true is possible) || |
| 154 | || ^ || 10 ||allows ECS A (0 neut) for change of variables || |
| 155 | || ^ || 11 ||allows ECS B (1 neut) for change of variables || |
| 156 | || ^ || 12 ||allows ECS C (1 neut) for change of variables || |
| 157 | || ^ || 13 ||allows ECS D (2 neut ttbar) for change of variables || |
| 158 | || ^ || 14 ||allows ECS E (2 neut HWW) for change of variables || |
| 159 | || ^ || 15 ||allows ECS F (2 neut gamma-gamma) for change of variables || |
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| 161 | ==== Trully advanced option ==== |
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| 163 | You will find a list of all possible option in the page MadWeightAdvancedOpttion |
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| 168 | === transfer_card === |
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| 170 | This Card depend of your choice on your TransferFunction. All the undefinned value of your transfer functions can be entered at this point. |
| 171 | More information about this card at the page TransferFunction. |
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| 173 | -- Main.OlivierMattelaer - 04 Nov 2008 |
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