Zero Cross Section Problem
Dear CalcHEP authors,
I ran into a problem when trying to generate the following process:
p p -> j j W h
Attached is the batch file I used:
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# batch_file for CalcHEP #
# It has to be launched via #
# ./calchep_batch batch_file #
# Lines beginning with # are ignored. #
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Model: SM
Model changed: False
Gauge: unitary
Process: p,p->jet,jet,W,H
Composite: p=u,u~,
Composite: W=W+,W-
Composite: l=e-,e+,mu-,mu+
Composite: v=ve,ve~,vm,vm~
Composite: jet=u,u~
pdf1: PDT:NNPDF23_
pdf2: PDT:NNPDF23_
p1: 50000
p2: 50000
Cut parameter: J(jet,jet)
Cut invert: False
Cut min: 0.4
Cut max:
Cut parameter: T(jet)
Cut invert: False
Cut min: 20
Cut max:
Cut parameter: UETA(jet)
Cut invert: False
Cut min: 3.0
Cut max: 5.0
Number of events (per run step): 10000
Filename: BP2
NTuple: False
Cleanup: False
Parallelization method: local
#Que: brody_main
#Walltime: 0.15
#Memory: 1
#email: name@address
#Max number of cpus: 2
Max number of nodes: 16
Max number of processes per node: 1
sleep time: 3
nice level : 19
nSess_1: 5
nCalls_1: 200000
nSess_2: 5
nCalls_2: 200000
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Since we're focusing on the forward and backward regions, we implemented a user-defined function which is basically the absolute value of pseudorapidity in usrfun.c:
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else if(name=
{ //read p1
int np=sscanf(
{
{ double * q1=pvect+4*i;
double pp = sqrt(q1[
double eta = fabs(log(
}
}
return eta;
}
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However, every time I ran the batch file, it always gave me exactly zero cross section.
Could you please give me a hint on the issue? Many thanks to you!
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