Plot the diffrentail cross section
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I Need to plot the diffrentail with unit attobarn not picobarn in the axe of y
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Hi
You can include the unit conversion within luminosity value and calculate plot accordingly. Unit conversion is a universal transformation you can just multiply with the existing cross section and calculate the result in the way you want.
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I Need to plot the diffrentail with unit attobarn not picobarn in the
axe of y
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Number of events per X GeV = xsec [pb] * 1000 * Lumi [1/fb] / X GeV
X is your bin size assuming you are plotting against mass or momentum etc.
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Thank you
That give the diffrentail cross-section?
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The differential cross-section is cross-section per bin.
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I gave you everything you need, i think you should read a bit more and think about it.
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Hi
for my example
set un_evt.xsection = 0.07092
set main.lumi = (1/1000)*0.25
plot Y(z ) 12 0 3
Number of events per X GeV = xsec [pb] * 1000 * Lumi [1/fb] / X GeV
with X=0.25 GeV in my example
so Number of evants per X = xsec [pb] * 1000*(1/
that don't give dsigma/dY (pb/GeV) ?
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Y is rapidity it does not have units of GeV please read the manual and the reference card for the normal mode which can be found under docs folder. All your questions are answered in the documentations available online.
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> On 10 Nov 2021, at 8:30 pm, Ayoub Hmissou <email address hidden> wrote:
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> Question #699415 on MadAnalysis 5 changed:
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> Hi
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> for my example
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> set un_evt.xsection = 0.07092
> set main.lumi = (1/1000)*0.25
> plot Y(z ) 12 0 3
>
> Number of events per X GeV = xsec [pb] * 1000 * Lumi [1/fb] / X GeV
>
> with X=0.25 GeV in my example
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> so Number of evants per X = xsec [pb] * 1000*(1/
> = xec[pb]
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> that don't give dsigma/dY (pb/GeV) ?
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i don't found that in documentation please cite the reference
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As i said docs folder in your local madanalysis folder or ma5 home page. There are ton of tutorials as well.
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> i don't found that in documentation please cite the reference
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http://
FAQ #3313: “Plot the diffrentail cross section”.
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Thank you
In your example you set the lumi=1e-3*10 (10 is the bin size)
But you give me those relation
Number of events per 10 GeV = xsec [pb] * 1000 * Lumi [1/fb] / 10 GeV
So = xec[pb] isn't dsigma/dpT
Wath the difference between Number of events per bin size And Number of events per bin??
I don't understand
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#14 |
A bin has a size which the case of that example 10 GeV. Please read about histograms and how they are plotted. Your questions are not about MadAnalysis but about general knowledge of physics and can be found in any textbook or internet.
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> On 13 Nov 2021, at 10:31 pm, Ayoub Hmissou <email address hidden> wrote:
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> Question #699415 on MadAnalysis 5 changed:
> https:/
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> Status: Answered => Open
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> Ayoub Hmissou is still having a problem:
> Thank you
> In your example you set the lumi=1e-3*10 (10 is the bin size)
> But you give me those relation
> Number of events per 10 GeV = xsec [pb] * 1000 * Lumi [1/fb] / 10 GeV
> So = xec[pb] isn't dsigma/dpT
>
> Wath the difference between Number of events per bin size And Number of events per bin??
> I don't understand
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Yes I know Wath you said
I have in my histogram number of Z (particle) =number Of events
But Which relation we can use
number of events = sigma X lumi X 1000
Or
Number of events per X GeV = xsec [pb] * 1000 * Lumi [1/fb] / X GeV
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Hi
Please learn what histogram is.
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Jack Y. Araz
> On 14 Nov 2021, at 4:15 am, Ayoub Hmissou <email address hidden> wrote:
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> Question #699415 on MadAnalysis 5 changed:
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> Status: Answered => Open
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> Ayoub Hmissou is still having a problem:
> Yes I know Wath you said
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> I have in my histogram number of Z (particle) =number Of events
>
> But Which relation we can use
>
> number of events = sigma X lumi X 1000
>
> Or
>
> Number of events per X GeV = xsec [pb] * 1000 * Lumi [1/fb] / X GeV
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