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//
// LesHouches.h is a part of ThePEG - Toolkit for HEP Event Generation
// Copyright (C) 1999-2011 Leif Lonnblad
//
// ThePEG is licenced under version 2 of the GPL, see COPYING for details.
// Please respect the MCnet academic guidelines, see GUIDELINES for details.
//
#ifndef THEPEG_LesHouches_H
#define THEPEG_LesHouches_H
//
// This is the declaration of the LesHouches class.
//
#include "ThePEG/Config/ThePEG.h"
namespace ThePEG {
/**
* The HEPRUP class is a simple container corresponding to the Les
* Houches accord (hep-ph/0109068) common block with the same
* name. The members are named in the same way as in the common
* block. However, fortran arrays are represented by vectors, except
* for the arrays of length two which are represented by pair objects.
*/
class HEPRUP {
public:
/** @name Standard constructors and destructors. */
//@{
/**
* Default constructor.
*/
HEPRUP() : IDWTUP(0), NPRUP(0) {}
//@}
public:
/**
* Set the NPRUP variable, corresponding to the number of
* sub-processes, to \a nrup, and resize all relevant vectors
* accordingly.
*/
void resize(int nrup) {
NPRUP = nrup;
resize();
}
/**
* Assuming the NPRUP variable, corresponding to the number of
* sub-processes, is correctly set, resize the relevant vectors
* accordingly.
*/
void resize() {
XSECUP.resize(NPRUP);
XERRUP.resize(NPRUP);
XMAXUP.resize(NPRUP);
LPRUP.resize(NPRUP);
}
/**
* PDG id's of beam particles. (first/second is in +/-z direction).
*/
pair<long,long> IDBMUP;
/**
* Energy of beam particles given in GeV.
*/
pair<double,double> EBMUP;
/**
* The author group for the PDF used for the beams according to the
* PDFLib specification.
*/
pair<int,int> PDFGUP;
/**
* The id number the PDF used for the beams according to the
* PDFLib specification.
*/
pair<int,int> PDFSUP;
/**
* Master switch indicating how the ME generator envisages the
* events weights should be interpreted according to the Les Houches
* accord.
*/
int IDWTUP;
/**
* The number of different subprocesses in this file (should
* typically be just one)
*/
int NPRUP;
/**
* The cross sections for the different subprocesses in pb.
*/
vector<double> XSECUP;
/**
* The statistical error in the cross sections for the different
* subprocesses in pb.
*/
vector<double> XERRUP;
/**
* The maximum event weights (in XWGTUP) for different subprocesses.
*/
vector<double> XMAXUP;
/**
* The subprocess code for the different subprocesses.
*/
vector<int> LPRUP;
};
/**
* The HEPEUP class is a simple container corresponding to the Les
* Houches accord (hep-ph/0109068) common block with the same
* name. The members are named in the same way as in the common
* block. However, fortran arrays are represented by vectors, except
* for the arrays of length two which are represented by pair objects.
*/
class HEPEUP {
public:
/** @name Standard constructors and destructors. */
//@{
/**
* Default constructor.
*/
HEPEUP()
: NUP(0), IDPRUP(0), XWGTUP(0.0), XPDWUP(0.0, 0.0),
SCALUP(0.0), AQEDUP(0.0), AQCDUP(0.0) {}
//@}
public:
/**
* Set the NUP variable, corresponding to the number of particles in
* the current event, to \a nup, and resize all relevant vectors
* accordingly.
*/
void resize(int nup) {
NUP = nup;
resize();
}
/**
* Assuming the NUP variable, corresponding to the number of
* particles in the current event, is correctly set, resize the
* relevant vectors accordingly.
*/
void resize() {
IDUP.resize(NUP);
ISTUP.resize(NUP);
MOTHUP.resize(NUP);
ICOLUP.resize(NUP);
PUP.resize(NUP, std::vector<double>(5));
VTIMUP.resize(NUP);
SPINUP.resize(NUP);
}
/**
* The number of particle entries in the current event.
*/
int NUP;
/**
* The subprocess code for this event (as given in LPRUP).
*/
int IDPRUP;
/**
* The weight for this event.
*/
double XWGTUP;
/**
* The PDF weights for the two incoming partons. Note that this
* variable is not present in the current LesHouches accord
* (hep-ph/0109068), hopefully it will be present in a future
* accord.
*/
pair<double,double> XPDWUP;
/**
* The scale in GeV used in the calculation of the PDF's in this
* event.
*/
double SCALUP;
/**
* The value of the QED coupling used in this event.
*/
double AQEDUP;
/**
* The value of the QCD coupling used in this event.
*/
double AQCDUP;
/**
* The PDG id's for the particle entries in this event.
*/
vector<long> IDUP;
/**
* The status codes for the particle entries in this event.
*/
vector<int> ISTUP;
/**
* Indices for the first and last mother for the particle entries in
* this event.
*/
vector< pair<int,int> > MOTHUP;
/**
* The colour-line indices (first(second) is (anti)colour) for the
* particle entries in this event.
*/
vector< pair<int,int> > ICOLUP;
/**
* Lab frame momentum (Px, Py, Pz, E and M in GeV) for the particle
* entries in this event.
*/
vector< vector<double> > PUP;
/**
* Invariant lifetime (c*tau, distance from production to decay im
* mm) for the particle entries in this event.
*/
vector<double> VTIMUP;
/**
* Spin info for the particle entries in this event given as the
* cosine of the angle between the spin vector of a particle and the
* 3-momentum of the decaying particle, specified in the lab frame.
*/
vector<double> SPINUP;
};
}
#endif /* THEPEG_LesHouches_H */
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