TABLE OF CONTENTS
- 1. /photonXS
- 1.1. photonXS/photonXS
- 1.1.1. photonXS/iParam
- 1.1.2. photonXS/omega_saphir
- 1.1.3. photonXS/setIParam
- 1.1.4. photonXS/readInput
- 1.1.5. photonXS/gammaN2VN_matrix
- 1.1.6. photonXS/calcXS_gammaN2VN
- 1.1.7. photonXS/calcXS_gammaN2VDelta
- 1.1.8. photonXS/calcXS_gammaN2strange
- 1.1.9. photonXS/calcXS_omega_saphir
/photonXS [ Modules ]
NAME
module photonXS
PURPOSE
This module collects some routines for cross-section parametrizations for the photon-induced reactions (gamma+N).
photonXS/iParam [ Global module-variables ]
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SOURCE
integer, save :: iParam = 2
PURPOSE
Switch to select the kind of parametrization for gamma N -> V N:
- 1: "old parametrization", fit to experimental data, cf. Effenberger PhD, p.53
- 2: Pythia, cf. Friberg/Sjöstrand hep-ph/0007314
- 3: Donnachie, Landshoff [citation needed]
photonXS/omega_saphir [ Global module-variables ]
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SOURCE
logical, save :: omega_saphir = .true.
PURPOSE
If .true. an improved fit (to SAPHIR data) will be used for gamma N -> omega N. cf. "calcXS_omega_saphir"
photonXS/setIParam [ Subroutines ]
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NAME
subroutine setIParam(i,os)
PURPOSE
switching by hand between some parametrisations
INPUTS
- integer :: i -- new value of "iParam"
- integer, OPTIONAL :: os -- new value of "omega_saphir"
photonXS/readInput [ Subroutines ]
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NAME
subroutine readInput
PURPOSE
Reads input out of jobcard. Namelist 'photonXS'.
photonXS/photonXS [ Namelists ]
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NAME
NAMELIST photonXS
PURPOSE
Includes the parameters:
photonXS/gammaN2VN_matrix [ Subroutines ]
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NAME
subroutine gammaN2VN_matrix(srts,i,spot,matrix)
PURPOSE
Calculates squared matrix elements for gamma N -> V N with different parametrizations, cf. 'iParam'.
INPUTS
- real, intent(in) :: srts -- SQRT(s)
- integer, intent(in) :: i -- select vector meson V: 1=rho, 2=omega, 3=phi, 4=J/Psi
- real, intent(in) :: spot -- scalar potential for vector meson in final state
OUTPUT
NOTES
For rho, omega and phi this routine returns matrix elements, for J/Psi it directly returns the cross section.
The used coupling constants gV are not modified due to shadowing!
photonXS/calcXS_gammaN2VN [ Subroutines ]
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NAME
subroutine calcXS_gammaN2VN(srts,media,sig,sigi)
PURPOSE
Produces cross section for
gamma N -> V N
and
gamma N -> V pi N
INPUTS
OUTPUT
- real, dimension(1:4) :: sig -- cross section for gamma N -> (rho,omega,phi,JPsi) N
- real, dimension(1:4), OPTIONAL :: sigi -- cross section for gamma N -> (rho,omega,phi,JPsi) N Pion
NOTES
Returned cross sections are in microbarn.
photonXS/calcXS_gammaN2VDelta [ Subroutines ]
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NAME
subroutine calcXS_gammaN2VDelta(srts,sigi,media)
PURPOSE
Calculates the cross section for gamma N -> V Delta, where V is a vector meson.
INPUTS
OUTPUT
- real, dimension(1:4) :: sigi ! cross sections
- sigi(1) -> rho Delta
- sigi(2) -> omega Delta
- sigi(3) -> phi Delta
- sigi(4) -> JPsi Delta
NOTES
Units of cross sections: microbarn
photonXS/calcXS_gammaN2strange [ Subroutines ]
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NAME
subroutine calcXS_gammaN2strange(srts,sigma)
PURPOSE
Produces cross section for
gamma N -> Lambda K, Sigma K, N K Kbar
OUTPUT
- real, dimension(1:3 :: sigma ! cross section
- sigma(1) :: Lambda K
- sigma(2) :: Sigma K
- sigma(3) :: N K Kbar
NOTES
UNITS of cross sections????
photonXS/calcXS_omega_saphir [ Subroutines ]
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NAME
subroutine calcXS_omega_saphir(srts,cs)
PURPOSE
Calculates the cross section for gamma + N -> omega + N (fit to SAPHIR data). See P. Muehlich, diss., chapter 9.3.3. The data can be found in J.Barth, Eur. Phys. J. A18 (2003) 117-127
INPUTS
OUTPUT
- real,intent(out):: cs --- cross section in microbarn
NOTES
The matrix element for the process is tabulated in the file "gammaN_omegaN_ME_saphir.dat". It is computed from the (splined) SAPHIR cross sections.