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/AssignMassMC [ Modules ]

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NAME

module AssignMassMC

PURPOSE

Assign masses for 1-,2- or 3-body final state according spectral functions


AssignMassMC/AssignMass_1 [ Subroutines ]

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NAME

subroutine AssignMass_1(ID, srts,momLRF,mediumAtPos, mass, nReject)

PURPOSE

return a mass for a particle, which is distributed according the actual parametrizations of the spectral function, i.e. according

   A(m)

For stable particles, it returns the pole mass, while for particles with non-vanishing width the returned value is distributed according a relativistiv Breit-Wigner distribution with a mass dependend width.

INPUTS

OUTPUT

  • real :: mass -- the selected mass value
  • integer, OPTIONAL:: nReject -- number of steps in rejection method

NOTES

  • mass shifts due to potentials (vector mesons) are not considered yet


AssignMassMC/AssignMass_2 [ Subroutines ]

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NAME

subroutine AssignMass_2(ID, srts,momLRF,mediumAtPos, mass, nReject)

PURPOSE

return masses for the two outgoing particles, which are selected according

   A(m1)*A(m2)*p_{cm}

INPUTS

  • integer, dimension(2) :: ID -- ID of the particles
  • real :: srts -- maximal energy available
  • real, dimension(0:3) :: momLRF -- momentum of resonance in LRF
  • type(medium) :: mediumAtPos -- medium at position

OUTPUT

  • real, dimension(2) :: mass -- the selected mass values
  • integer, OPTIONAL :: nReject -- number of steps in rejection method

NOTES

  • momLRF is not respected correctly
  • angular dependencies are not considered
  • mass shifts due to potentials (vector mesons) are not considered yet


AssignMassMC/AssignMass_1_Therm [ Subroutines ]

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NAME

subroutine AssignMass_1_Therm(ID, T, srts,momLRF,mediumAtPos, mass, nReject)

PURPOSE

return a mass for a particle, which is distributed according the actual parametrizations of the spectral function multiplied with a Boltzmann-Factor for the temperature T, i.e. according

   A(m) * m^2 * K_2(m/T)

For stable particles, it returns the pole mass, while for particles with non-vanishing width the returned value is distributed according a relativistiv Breit-Wigner distribution with a mass dependend width.

INPUTS

  • integer :: ID -- ID of the particle
  • real :: T -- Teemperature
  • real :: srts -- maximal energy available
  • real, dimension(0:3) :: momLRF -- momentum of resonance in LRF
  • type(medium) :: mediumAtPos -- medium at position

OUTPUT

  • real :: mass -- the selected mass value
  • integer, OPTIONAL:: nReject -- number of steps in rejection method

NOTES

  • mass shifts due to potentials (vector mesons) are not considered yet