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 // This file is part of the ACTS project.
 //
 // Copyright (C) 2016 CERN for the benefit of the ACTS project
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 #include "Acts/Vertexing/ImpactPointEstimator.hpp"
 
 #include "Acts/Definitions/Algebra.hpp"
 #include "Acts/Propagator/PropagatorOptions.hpp"
 #include "Acts/Surfaces/PerigeeSurface.hpp"
 #include "Acts/Surfaces/PlaneSurface.hpp"
 #include "Acts/Utilities/AngleHelpers.hpp"
 #include "Acts/Utilities/Intersection.hpp"
 #include "Acts/Utilities/MathHelpers.hpp"
 #include "Acts/Vertexing/VertexingError.hpp"
 
 namespace Acts {
 
 namespace {
 template <typename vector_t>
 Result<double> getVertexCompatibilityImpl(const GeometryContext& gctx,
                                           const BoundTrackParameters* trkParams,
                                           const vector_t& vertexPos) {
   static constexpr int nDim = vector_t::RowsAtCompileTime;
   static_assert(nDim == 3 || nDim == 4,
                 "The number of dimensions nDim must be either 3 or 4.");
 
   static_assert(vector_t::RowsAtCompileTime == nDim,
                 "The dimension of the vertex position vector must match nDim.");
 
   if (trkParams == nullptr) {
     return VertexingError::EmptyInput;
   }
 
   // Retrieve weight matrix of the track's local x-, y-, and time-coordinate
   // (the latter only if nDim = 4). For this, the covariance needs to be set.
   if (!trkParams->covariance().has_value()) {
     return VertexingError::NoCovariance;
   }
   ActsSquareMatrix<nDim - 1> subCovMat;
   if constexpr (nDim == 3) {
     subCovMat = trkParams->spatialImpactParameterCovariance().value();
   } else {
     subCovMat = trkParams->impactParameterCovariance().value();
   }
   ActsSquareMatrix<nDim - 1> weight = subCovMat.inverse();
 
   // Orientation of the surface (i.e., axes of the corresponding coordinate
   // system)
   RotationMatrix3 surfaceAxes =
       trkParams->referenceSurface().transform(gctx).rotation();
   // Origin of the surface coordinate system
   Vector3 surfaceOrigin =
       trkParams->referenceSurface().transform(gctx).translation();
 
   // x- and y-axis of the surface coordinate system
   Vector3 xAxis = surfaceAxes.col(0);
   Vector3 yAxis = surfaceAxes.col(1);
 
   // Vector pointing from the surface origin to the vertex position
   // TODO: The vertex should always be at the surfaceOrigin since the
   // track parameters should be obtained by estimate3DImpactParameters.
   // Therefore, originToVertex should always be 0, which is currently not the
   // case.
   Vector3 originToVertex = vertexPos.template head<3>() - surfaceOrigin;
 
   // x-, y-, and possibly time-coordinate of the vertex and the track in the
   // surface coordinate system
   ActsVector<nDim - 1> localVertexCoords;
   localVertexCoords.template head<2>() =
       Vector2(originToVertex.dot(xAxis), originToVertex.dot(yAxis));
 
   ActsVector<nDim - 1> localTrackCoords;
   localTrackCoords.template head<2>() =
       Vector2(trkParams->parameters()[eX], trkParams->parameters()[eY]);
 
   // Fill time coordinates if we check the 4D vertex compatibility
   if constexpr (nDim == 4) {
     localVertexCoords(2) = vertexPos(3);
     localTrackCoords(2) = trkParams->parameters()[eBoundTime];
   }
 
   // residual
   ActsVector<nDim - 1> residual = localTrackCoords - localVertexCoords;
 
   // return chi2
   return residual.dot(weight * residual);
 }
 
 /// @brief Performs a Newton approximation to retrieve a point
 /// of closest approach in 3D to a reference position
 ///
 /// @param helixCenter Position of the helix center
 /// @param vtxPos Vertex position
 /// @param phi Azimuthal momentum angle
 /// @note Modifying phi corresponds to moving along the track. This function
 /// optimizes phi until we reach a 3D PCA.
 /// @param theta Polar momentum angle (constant along the track)
 /// @param rho Signed helix radius
 ///
 /// @return Phi value at 3D PCA
 Result<double> performNewtonOptimization(
     const Vector3& helixCenter, const Vector3& vtxPos, double phi, double theta,
     double rho, const ImpactPointEstimator::Config& cfg, const Logger& logger) {
   double sinPhi = std::sin(phi);
   double cosPhi = std::cos(phi);
 
   int nIter = 0;
   bool hasConverged = false;
 
   double cotTheta = 1. / std::tan(theta);
 
   double xO = helixCenter.x();
   double yO = helixCenter.y();
   double zO = helixCenter.z();
 
   double xVtx = vtxPos.x();
   double yVtx = vtxPos.y();
   double zVtx = vtxPos.z();
 
   // Iterate until convergence is reached or the maximum amount of iterations
   // is exceeded
   while (!hasConverged && nIter < cfg.maxIterations) {
     double derivative = rho * ((xVtx - xO) * cosPhi + (yVtx - yO) * sinPhi +
                                (zVtx - zO + rho * phi * cotTheta) * cotTheta);
     double secDerivative = rho * (-(xVtx - xO) * sinPhi + (yVtx - yO) * cosPhi +
                                   rho * cotTheta * cotTheta);
 
     if (secDerivative < 0.) {
       ACTS_ERROR(
           "Encountered negative second derivative during Newton "
           "optimization.");
       return VertexingError::NumericFailure;
     }
 
     double deltaPhi = -derivative / secDerivative;
 
     phi += deltaPhi;
     sinPhi = std::sin(phi);
     cosPhi = std::cos(phi);
 
     nIter += 1;
 
     if (std::abs(deltaPhi) < cfg.precision) {
       hasConverged = true;
     }
   }  // end while loop
 
   if (!hasConverged) {
     ACTS_ERROR("Newton optimization did not converge.");
     return VertexingError::NotConverged;
   }
   return phi;
 }
 
 // Note: always return Vector4, we'll chop off the last component if needed
 template <typename vector_t>
 Result<std::pair<Vector4, Vector3>> getDistanceAndMomentumImpl(
     const GeometryContext& gctx, const BoundTrackParameters& trkParams,
     const vector_t& vtxPos, const ImpactPointEstimator::Config& cfg,
     ImpactPointEstimator::State& state, const Logger& logger) {
   static constexpr int nDim = vector_t::RowsAtCompileTime;
   static_assert(nDim == 3 || nDim == 4,
                 "The number of dimensions nDim must be either 3 or 4.");
 
   // Reference point R
   Vector3 refPoint = trkParams.referenceSurface().center(gctx);
 
   // Extract charge-related particle parameters
   double absoluteCharge = trkParams.particleHypothesis().absoluteCharge();
   double qOvP = trkParams.parameters()[BoundIndices::eBoundQOverP];
 
   // Z-component of the B field at the reference position.
   // Note that we assume a constant B field here!
   auto fieldRes = cfg.bField->getField(refPoint, state.fieldCache);
   if (!fieldRes.ok()) {
     ACTS_ERROR("In getDistanceAndMomentum, the B field at\n"
                << refPoint << "\ncould not be retrieved.");
     return fieldRes.error();
   }
   double bZ = (*fieldRes)[eZ];
 
   // The particle moves on a straight trajectory if its charge is 0 or if there
   // is no B field. In that case, the 3D PCA can be calculated analytically, see
   // Sec 3.2 of the reference.
   if (absoluteCharge == 0. || bZ == 0.) {
     // Momentum direction (constant for straight tracks)
     Vector3 momDirStraightTrack = trkParams.direction();
 
     // Current position on the track
     Vector3 positionOnTrack = trkParams.position(gctx);
 
     // Distance between positionOnTrack and the 3D PCA
     double distanceToPca =
         (vtxPos.template head<3>() - positionOnTrack).dot(momDirStraightTrack);
 
     // 3D PCA
     ActsVector<nDim> pcaStraightTrack;
     pcaStraightTrack.template head<3>() =
         positionOnTrack + distanceToPca * momDirStraightTrack;
     if constexpr (nDim == 4) {
       // Track time at positionOnTrack
       double timeOnTrack = trkParams.parameters()[BoundIndices::eBoundTime];
 
       double m0 = trkParams.particleHypothesis().mass();
       double p = trkParams.particleHypothesis().extractMomentum(qOvP);
 
       // Speed in units of c
       double beta = p / fastHypot(p, m0);
 
       pcaStraightTrack[3] = timeOnTrack + distanceToPca / beta;
     }
 
     // Vector pointing from the vertex position to the 3D PCA
     Vector4 deltaRStraightTrack{Vector4::Zero()};
     deltaRStraightTrack.head<nDim>() = pcaStraightTrack - vtxPos;
 
     return std::pair(deltaRStraightTrack, momDirStraightTrack);
   }
 
   // Charged particles in a constant B field follow a helical trajectory. In
   // that case, we calculate the 3D PCA using the Newton method, see Sec 4.2 in
   // the reference.
 
   // Spatial Perigee parameters (i.e., spatial parameters of 2D PCA)
   double d0 = trkParams.parameters()[BoundIndices::eBoundLoc0];
   double z0 = trkParams.parameters()[BoundIndices::eBoundLoc1];
   // Momentum angles at 2D PCA
   double phiP = trkParams.parameters()[BoundIndices::eBoundPhi];
   double theta = trkParams.parameters()[BoundIndices::eBoundTheta];
   // Functions of the polar angle theta for later use
   double sinTheta = std::sin(theta);
   double cotTheta = 1. / std::tan(theta);
 
   // Set optimization variable phi to the angle at the 2D PCA as a first guess.
   // Note that phi corresponds to phiV in the reference.
   double phi = phiP;
 
   // Signed radius of the helix on which the particle moves
   double rho = sinTheta * (1. / qOvP) / bZ;
 
   // Position of the helix center.
   // We can set the z-position to a convenient value since it is not fixed by
   // the Perigee parameters. Note that phi = phiP because we did not start the
   // optimization yet.
   Vector3 helixCenter =
       refPoint + Vector3(-(d0 - rho) * std::sin(phi),
                          (d0 - rho) * std::cos(phi), z0 + rho * phi * cotTheta);
 
   // Use Newton optimization method to iteratively change phi until we arrive at
   // the 3D PCA
   auto res = performNewtonOptimization(helixCenter, vtxPos.template head<3>(),
                                        phi, theta, rho, cfg, logger);
   if (!res.ok()) {
     return res.error();
   }
   // Set new phi value
   phi = *res;
 
   double cosPhi = std::cos(phi);
   double sinPhi = std::sin(phi);
 
   // Momentum direction at the 3D PCA.
   // Note that we have thetaV = thetaP = theta since the polar angle does not
   // change in a constant B field.
   Vector3 momDir =
       Vector3(cosPhi * sinTheta, sinPhi * sinTheta, std::cos(theta));
 
   // 3D PCA (point P' in the reference). Note that the prefix "3D" does not
   // refer to the dimension of the pca variable. Rather, it indicates that we
   // minimized the 3D distance between the track and the reference point.
   ActsVector<nDim> pca;
   pca.template head<3>() =
       helixCenter + rho * Vector3(-sinPhi, cosPhi, -cotTheta * phi);
 
   if constexpr (nDim == 4) {
     // Time at the 2D PCA P
     double tP = trkParams.parameters()[BoundIndices::eBoundTime];
 
     double m0 = trkParams.particleHypothesis().mass();
     double p = trkParams.particleHypothesis().extractMomentum(qOvP);
 
     // Speed in units of c
     double beta = p / fastHypot(p, m0);
 
     pca[3] = tP - rho / (beta * sinTheta) * (phi - phiP);
   }
   // Vector pointing from the vertex position to the 3D PCA
   Vector4 deltaR{Vector4::Zero()};
   deltaR.head<nDim>() = pca - vtxPos;
 
   return std::pair(deltaR, momDir);
 }
 
 }  // namespace
 
 Result<double> ImpactPointEstimator::calculateDistance(
     const GeometryContext& gctx, const BoundTrackParameters& trkParams,
     const Vector3& vtxPos, State& state) const {
   auto res = getDistanceAndMomentumImpl(gctx, trkParams, vtxPos, m_cfg, state,
                                         *m_logger);
 
   if (!res.ok()) {
     return res.error();
   }
 
   // Return distance (we get a 4D vector in all cases, but we only need the
   // position norm)
   return res.value().first.template head<3>().norm();
 }
 
 Result<BoundTrackParameters> ImpactPointEstimator::estimate3DImpactParameters(
     const GeometryContext& gctx, const MagneticFieldContext& mctx,
     const BoundTrackParameters& trkParams, const Vector3& vtxPos,
     State& state) const {
   auto res = getDistanceAndMomentumImpl(gctx, trkParams, vtxPos, m_cfg, state,
                                         *m_logger);
 
   if (!res.ok()) {
     return res.error();
   }
 
   // Vector pointing from vertex to 3D PCA
   Vector3 deltaR = res.value().first.head<3>();
 
   // Get corresponding unit vector
   deltaR.normalize();
 
   // Momentum direction at vtxPos
   Vector3 momDir = res.value().second;
 
   // To understand why deltaR and momDir are not orthogonal, let us look at the
   // x-y-plane. Since we computed the 3D PCA, the 2D distance between the vertex
   // and the PCA is not necessarily minimal (see Fig. 4.2 in the reference). As
   // a consequence, the momentum and the vector connecting the vertex and the
   // PCA are not orthogonal to each other.
   Vector3 orthogonalDeltaR = deltaR - (deltaR.dot(momDir)) * momDir;
 
   // Vector perpendicular to momDir and orthogonalDeltaR
   Vector3 perpDir = momDir.cross(orthogonalDeltaR);
 
   // Cartesian coordinate system with:
   // -) origin at the vertex position
   // -) z-axis in momentum direction
   // -) x-axis approximately in direction of the 3D PCA (slight deviations
   // because it was modified to make if orthogonal to momDir)
   // -) y-axis is calculated to be orthogonal to x- and z-axis
   // The transformation is represented by a 4x4 matrix with 0 0 0 1 in the last
   // row.
   Transform3 coordinateSystem;
   // First three columns correspond to coordinate system axes
   coordinateSystem.matrix().block<3, 1>(0, 0) = orthogonalDeltaR;
   coordinateSystem.matrix().block<3, 1>(0, 1) = perpDir;
   coordinateSystem.matrix().block<3, 1>(0, 2) = momDir;
   // Fourth column corresponds to origin of the coordinate system
   coordinateSystem.matrix().block<3, 1>(0, 3) = vtxPos;
 
   // Surface with normal vector in direction of the z axis of coordinateSystem
   std::shared_ptr<PlaneSurface> planeSurface =
       Surface::makeShared<PlaneSurface>(coordinateSystem);
 
   Intersection3D intersection =
       planeSurface
           ->intersect(gctx, trkParams.position(gctx), trkParams.direction(),
                       BoundaryTolerance::Infinite())
           .closest();
 
   // Create propagator options
   PropagatorPlainOptions pOptions(gctx, mctx);
   pOptions.direction =
       Direction::fromScalarZeroAsPositive(intersection.pathLength());
 
   // Propagate to the surface; intersection corresponds to an estimate of the 3D
   // PCA. If deltaR and momDir were orthogonal the calculation would be exact.
   auto result =
       m_cfg.propagator->propagateToSurface(trkParams, *planeSurface, pOptions);
   if (result.ok()) {
     return *result;
   } else {
     ACTS_ERROR("Error during propagation in estimate3DImpactParameters.");
     ACTS_DEBUG(
         "The plane surface to which we tried to propagate has its origin at\n"
         << vtxPos);
     return result.error();
   }
 }
 
 Result<double> ImpactPointEstimator::getVertexCompatibility(
     const GeometryContext& gctx, const BoundTrackParameters* trkParams,
     Eigen::Map<const ActsDynamicVector> vertexPos) const {
   if (vertexPos.size() == 3) {
     return getVertexCompatibilityImpl(gctx, trkParams,
                                       vertexPos.template head<3>());
   } else if (vertexPos.size() == 4) {
     return getVertexCompatibilityImpl(gctx, trkParams,
                                       vertexPos.template head<4>());
   } else {
     return VertexingError::InvalidInput;
   }
 }
 
 Result<std::pair<Acts::Vector4, Acts::Vector3>>
 ImpactPointEstimator::getDistanceAndMomentum(
     const GeometryContext& gctx, const BoundTrackParameters& trkParams,
     Eigen::Map<const ActsDynamicVector> vtxPos, State& state) const {
   if (vtxPos.size() == 3) {
     return getDistanceAndMomentumImpl(
         gctx, trkParams, vtxPos.template head<3>(), m_cfg, state, *m_logger);
   } else if (vtxPos.size() == 4) {
     return getDistanceAndMomentumImpl(
         gctx, trkParams, vtxPos.template head<4>(), m_cfg, state, *m_logger);
   } else {
     return VertexingError::InvalidInput;
   }
 }
 
 Result<ImpactParametersAndSigma> ImpactPointEstimator::getImpactParameters(
     const BoundTrackParameters& track, const Vertex& vtx,
     const GeometryContext& gctx, const MagneticFieldContext& mctx,
     bool calculateTimeIP) const {
   const std::shared_ptr<PerigeeSurface> perigeeSurface =
       Surface::makeShared<PerigeeSurface>(vtx.position());
 
   // Create propagator options
   PropagatorPlainOptions pOptions(gctx, mctx);
   Intersection3D intersection =
       perigeeSurface
           ->intersect(gctx, track.position(gctx), track.direction(),
                       BoundaryTolerance::Infinite())
           .closest();
   pOptions.direction =
       Direction::fromScalarZeroAsPositive(intersection.pathLength());
 
   // Do the propagation to linPoint
   auto result =
       m_cfg.propagator->propagateToSurface(track, *perigeeSurface, pOptions);
 
   if (!result.ok()) {
     ACTS_ERROR("Error during propagation in getImpactParameters.");
     ACTS_DEBUG(
         "The Perigee surface to which we tried to propagate has its origin "
         "at\n"
         << vtx.position());
     return result.error();
   }
 
   const auto& params = *result;
 
   // Check if the covariance matrix of the Perigee parameters exists
   if (!params.covariance().has_value()) {
     return VertexingError::NoCovariance;
   }
 
   // Extract Perigee parameters and corresponding covariance matrix
   auto impactParams = params.impactParameters();
   auto impactParamCovariance = params.impactParameterCovariance().value();
 
   // Vertex variances
   // TODO: By looking at sigmaD0 and sigmaZ0 we neglect the offdiagonal terms
   // (i.e., we approximate the vertex as a sphere rather than an ellipsoid).
   // Using the full covariance matrix might furnish better results.
   double vtxVarX = vtx.covariance()(eX, eX);
   double vtxVarY = vtx.covariance()(eY, eY);
   double vtxVarZ = vtx.covariance()(eZ, eZ);
 
   ImpactParametersAndSigma ipAndSigma;
 
   ipAndSigma.d0 = impactParams[0];
   // Variance of the vertex extent in the x-y-plane
   double vtxVar2DExtent = std::max(vtxVarX, vtxVarY);
   // TODO: vtxVar2DExtent, vtxVarZ, and vtxVarT should always be >= 0. We need
   // to throw an error here once
   // https://github.com/acts-project/acts/issues/2231 is resolved.
   if (vtxVar2DExtent > 0) {
     ipAndSigma.sigmaD0 =
         std::sqrt(vtxVar2DExtent + impactParamCovariance(0, 0));
   } else {
     ipAndSigma.sigmaD0 = std::sqrt(impactParamCovariance(0, 0));
   }
 
   ipAndSigma.z0 = impactParams[1];
   if (vtxVarZ > 0) {
     ipAndSigma.sigmaZ0 = std::sqrt(vtxVarZ + impactParamCovariance(1, 1));
   } else {
     ipAndSigma.sigmaZ0 = std::sqrt(impactParamCovariance(1, 1));
   }
 
   if (calculateTimeIP) {
     ipAndSigma.deltaT = std::abs(vtx.time() - impactParams[2]);
     double vtxVarT = vtx.fullCovariance()(eTime, eTime);
     if (vtxVarT > 0) {
       ipAndSigma.sigmaDeltaT = std::sqrt(vtxVarT + impactParamCovariance(2, 2));
     } else {
       ipAndSigma.sigmaDeltaT = std::sqrt(impactParamCovariance(2, 2));
     }
   }
 
   return ipAndSigma;
 }
 
 Result<std::pair<double, double>> ImpactPointEstimator::getLifetimeSignOfTrack(
     const BoundTrackParameters& track, const Vertex& vtx,
     const Vector3& direction, const GeometryContext& gctx,
     const MagneticFieldContext& mctx) const {
   const std::shared_ptr<PerigeeSurface> perigeeSurface =
       Surface::makeShared<PerigeeSurface>(vtx.position());
 
   // Create propagator options
   PropagatorPlainOptions pOptions(gctx, mctx);
   pOptions.direction = Direction::Backward();
 
   // Do the propagation to the perigeee
   auto result =
       m_cfg.propagator->propagateToSurface(track, *perigeeSurface, pOptions);
 
   if (!result.ok()) {
     return result.error();
   }
 
   const auto& params = (*result).parameters();
   const double d0 = params[BoundIndices::eBoundLoc0];
   const double z0 = params[BoundIndices::eBoundLoc1];
   const double phi = params[BoundIndices::eBoundPhi];
   const double theta = params[BoundIndices::eBoundTheta];
 
   double vs = std::sin(std::atan2(direction[1], direction[0]) - phi) * d0;
   double eta = AngleHelpers::etaFromTheta(theta);
   double dir_eta = VectorHelpers::eta(direction);
 
   double zs = (dir_eta - eta) * z0;
 
   std::pair<double, double> vszs;
 
   vszs.first = vs >= 0. ? 1. : -1.;
   vszs.second = zs >= 0. ? 1. : -1.;
 
   return vszs;
 }
 
 Result<double> ImpactPointEstimator::get3DLifetimeSignOfTrack(
     const BoundTrackParameters& track, const Vertex& vtx,
     const Vector3& direction, const GeometryContext& gctx,
     const MagneticFieldContext& mctx) const {
   const std::shared_ptr<PerigeeSurface> perigeeSurface =
       Surface::makeShared<PerigeeSurface>(vtx.position());
 
   // Create propagator options
   PropagatorPlainOptions pOptions(gctx, mctx);
   pOptions.direction = Direction::Backward();
 
   // Do the propagation to the perigeee
   auto result =
       m_cfg.propagator->propagateToSurface(track, *perigeeSurface, pOptions);
 
   if (!result.ok()) {
     return result.error();
   }
 
   const auto& params = *result;
   const Vector3 trkpos = params.position(gctx);
   const Vector3 trkmom = params.momentum();
 
   double sign =
       (direction.cross(trkmom)).dot(trkmom.cross(vtx.position() - trkpos));
 
   return sign >= 0. ? 1. : -1.;
 }
 
 }  // namespace Acts

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