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0001 #ifndef HADRONS_PS_Library_Three_Body_PSs_H 0002 #define HADRONS_PS_Library_Three_Body_PSs_H 0003 0004 #include "PHASIC++/Channels/Single_Channel.H" 0005 #include "ATOOLS/Math/Vector.H" 0006 #include "HADRONS++/PS_Library/ResonanceFlavour.H" 0007 0008 namespace HADRONS { 0009 class Dalitz : public PHASIC::Single_Channel { 0010 0011 private: 0012 ATOOLS::Vec4D m_decvec, m_pvec; 0013 double m_pmass, m_pwidth, m_sexp, m_smin, m_smax; 0014 int m_p1, m_p2, m_dir, m_mode; 0015 std::string m_propmass; 0016 int m_chnumber; 0017 public : 0018 Dalitz( 0019 const ATOOLS::Flavour * fl, 0020 SimpleResonanceFlavour res, 0021 const int p1, 0022 const int p2 ); 0023 void GeneratePoint(ATOOLS::Vec4D * p,PHASIC::Cut_Data * =NULL, 0024 double * _ran=NULL); 0025 void GenerateWeight(ATOOLS::Vec4D * p,PHASIC::Cut_Data * =NULL); 0026 int ChNumber() { return m_chnumber; } 0027 void SetChNumber(int _chnumber) { m_chnumber = _chnumber; } 0028 void MPISync() {}; 0029 }; // end of class 0030 0031 /*! 0032 \file Three_Body_PSs.H 0033 \brief Declares the class HADRONS::Dalitz 0034 0035 This file can be found in the directory <tt>PS_Library</tt>. 0036 */ 0037 /*! 0038 \class Dalitz 0039 \brief Tool to handle 3-particle PS 0040 0041 This class is a subclass of PHASIC::Single_Channel. 0042 0043 It is the default integrator for decays of the form 0044 \f[ M \to k + res; \: res \to i+j. \f] 0045 */ 0046 /*! 0047 \fn Dalitz::Dalitz( const ATOOLS::Flavour * fl, 0048 SimpleResonanceFlavour res, const int p1, const int p2 ) 0049 \brief Constructor for the Dalitz 1 to 3 decay integration channel 0050 0051 The required information is in which two of the three final particles the 0052 propagator decays \f$(i,j)\f$ and of what kind the propagator is. 0053 */ 0054 /*! 0055 \var Dalitz::m_decvec 0056 This is the 4-momentum of the decaying particle. Initially, its value is 0057 \f$(M,0,0,0)\f$. 0058 */ 0059 /*! 0060 \var Dalitz::m_pvec 0061 This is the 4-momentum of the propagator. 0062 */ 0063 /*! 0064 \var Dalitz::m_pmass 0065 This is the mass of the propagator. 0066 */ 0067 /*! 0068 \var Dalitz::m_pwidth 0069 This is the width of the propagator. 0070 */ 0071 /*! 0072 \var Dalitz::m_smin 0073 Minimum value \f$s_{min}=(m_i+m_j)^2\f$. 0074 */ 0075 /*! 0076 \var Dalitz::m_smax 0077 Maximum value \f$s_{max}=(M-m_k)^2\f$ where \f$k \ne i, k \ne j\f$. 0078 */ 0079 /*! 0080 \var Dalitz::m_p1 0081 This corresponds to \f$i\f$. 0082 */ 0083 /*! 0084 \var Dalitz::m_p2 0085 This corresponds to \f$j\f$. 0086 */ 0087 /*! 0088 \var Dalitz::m_dir 0089 This corresponds to \f$k\f$. 0090 */ 0091 /*! 0092 \var Dalitz::m_mode 0093 Its value is 0 if the propagator mass is small enough, i.e. 0094 \f$m_p<\frac{1}{10}(m_i+m_j)\f$, which corresponds to a nearly 0095 massless propagator. Otherwise, it takes value 1. 0096 */ 0097 0098 } // end of namespace 0099 0100 #endif
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