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/HeavyIonAnalysis [ Modules ]

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NAME

module HeavyIonAnalysis

PURPOSE

Contains output routines for heavy ion collisions.


HeavyIonAnalysis/flag_outputReal [ Global module-variables ]

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PURPOSE

If .true., then the output of the real particle vector will be written to the file 'DoHIA.dat'.

SOURCE

  logical, save :: flag_outputReal = .false.

HeavyIonAnalysis/flag_outputPert [ Global module-variables ]

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PURPOSE

If .false., then the output of the perturbative particle vector will be written to the file 'DoHIA_pert.dat'.

SOURCE

  logical, save :: flag_outputPert = .false.

HeavyIonAnalysis/flag_outputDetailed [ Global module-variables ]

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PURPOSE

Print out more detailed information at each time step from subroutine HeavyIon_evol:

  • rhorad_*.dat
  • rhoz_*.dat
  • rhozx_*.dat
  • Fields_*.dat
  • pauli_*.dat
  • dens_max.dat

SOURCE

  logical, save :: flag_outputDetailed = .false.

HeavyIonAnalysis/pionAnalysis [ Global module-variables ]

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PURPOSE

This flag generates various pion spectra (p_T, m_T, y, etc). The analysis operates under the assumption of a fixed target, and expects the collision to be performed in the CMS system (cf. cmsFlag in namelist /heavyIon/). The analysis matches the one applied to the HADES data in Agakishiev et al., Eur.Phys.J. A40 (2009) 45-49.

SOURCE

  logical, save :: pionAnalysis = .false.

HeavyIonAnalysis/rapBinning [ Global module-variables ]

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PURPOSE

Rapidity binning for the pion analysis (only used if pionAnalysis = .true.). The numbers represent the binning borders in y0. For each of the seven y0 bins, a separate mT spectrum will be generated.

SOURCE

  real, dimension(0:7), save :: rapBinning = (/ -0.75, -0.45, -0.15, 0.15, 0.45, 0.75, 1.05, 1.35 /)

HeavyIonAnalysis/init [ Subroutines ]

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NAME

subroutine init

PURPOSE

Reads in the namelist "HICanalysis_Input"

INPUTS

  • (none)

OUTPUT

  • Initializes global module variables


HeavyIonAnalysis/HICanalysis_Input [ Namelists ]

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NAME

NAMELIST /HICanalysis_Input/

PURPOSE

Includes the switches:


HeavyIonAnalysis/DoHeavyIonAnalysis [ Subroutines ]

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NAME

subroutine DoHeavyIonAnalysis(realparticles,pertParticles,finalFlag)

PURPOSE

Makes the output of the test particle id's, charges, masses, positions and momenta on disk. Also does some statistical analysis (see subroutine histo1).

INPUTS

  • type(particle), dimension(:,:), intent(in) :: realparticles,pertParticles -- real and perturbative particle vectors
  • logical, intent (in) :: finalFlag ! .true. if it is the last call for one specific energy, therefore final output must be made.

RESULT

The test particle infos are printed into file 'DoHIA.dat'. The statistical results are printed to the files:

  • 'DoHIA1.dat'
  • 'DoHIA2.dat'


HeavyIonAnalysis/DoHIA.dat [ Output files ]

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NAME

file DoHIA.dat

PURPOSE

Contains the full dump of the real particle vector at the end of the simulation, including particle ID, charge, position, momentum, etc.


HeavyIonAnalysis/DoHIA_pert.dat [ Output files ]

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NAME

file DoHIA_pert.dat

PURPOSE

Contains the full dump of the perturbative particle vector at the end of the simulation, including particle ID, charge, position, momentum, etc.


HeavyIonAnalysis/DoHIATime___.dat [ Output files ]

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NAME

file DoHIATime___.dat

PURPOSE

Contains the full dump of the real particle vector at a certain time step. The time step number is given in the file name and the actual time is in the first line of the file. The columns have the following meaning: