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Changes between Version 2 and Version 3 of jobCards/omegaTaps


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Feb 25, 2009, 2:41:20 PM (15 years ago)
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    11= Omega production at TAPS =
    22
    3 This job card is suited to analyze photon production in photon-proton or photon-nucleus reactions. It is divided into several parts
     3This job card is suited to analyze photon production in photon-proton or photon-nucleus reactions.
     4
     5Each fortran name list given below represents input for one specific module in the code. Note that everything after an exclamation mark (!) is a comment in fortran name lists.
    46
    57== Target definition ==
     8The namelist ''target'' controls the target. Do not modify the ''fermimotion'' and ''densitySwitch_Static'' switches besides for testing.
    69{{{
    710$target     
     
    2023}}}
    2124== Initialization and final Analysis ==
     25The next two namelists control the initialization step and the final analysis step:
    2226{{{
    2327$low_photo_induced
     
    4347}}}
    4448== General Input ==
    45 {{{
    46 $initDatabase
    47 propagationSwitch=0        ! 0=all resonances with more than 1 star, 1=only delta&nucleon 2=only nucleons
    48                            ! used to initialize the resonances' database
    49 $end
    50 
    51 
    52 $initStability
    53 stabilityFlag(101) = 4 ! Let Pi^0 Decay
    54 $end
    55 
    56 $pythia
    57 MDCY(102,1)=1 ! KC code of pi0, not KF!  !Pi^0 unstable in Pythia
    58 $end
    59 
    60 
     49These job cards control the general input for each run:
     50 * The variable ''numEnsembles'' defines how many ensembles of test-particles are used to model a  physical one, so it defines the granularity of our numerical realization. Use ''numEnsembles=1000...10000'' for a real calculation.
     51 * The variables ''num_runs_SameEnergy'' and ''num_Energies'' define how many subsequent runs are performed.
     52 * Number of time steps:
     53     * For proton targets we use ''numTimeSteps=0'' since there is no transport step necessary
     54     * For nuclear targets, ''numTimeSteps'' should be chosen such that ''delta_T*numTimeSteps>40''.
     55 * Please adjust ''path_to_input'' to your directory structure.
     56 * The length of the perturbative vector should be adjusted to your needs to save memory.
     57{{{
    6158$input
    6259numEnsembles= 1           ! number of ensembles
    6360eventtype   = 3           ! 3=photon A
    6461numTimeSteps= 0           ! number of time steps
    65 delta_T     = 0.4         ! time step size
     62delta_T     = 0.2         ! time step size
    6663num_runs_SameEnergy = 1   ! Number of runs with the same energy
    6764num_Energies        = 1   ! Number of different energies
     
    8481$end
    8582
    86 
     83$initDatabase
     84propagationSwitch=0        ! 0=all resonances with more than 1 star, 1=only delta&nucleon 2=only nucleons
     85                           ! used to initialize the resonances' database
     86$end
    8787}}}
    8888== Numerical details ==
    89 {{{
    90 
    91 
     89Don't touch!
     90{{{
    9291$initDensity
    9392densitySwitch=2            !1=dynamic density according to testparticle density, 2=analytic density prescription
     
    110109}}}
    111110== Input for potentials ==
     111Influences the hadronic potentials. In the scenario below we use no potential for the mesons and our standard Skyrme-type potential for the baryons.
    112112{{{
    113113
     
    140140}}}
    141141== The collision term ==
     142Here one can modify the collision term, e.g. by switching off three-body interactions. The scenario below is standard, so don't modify besides for testing. Note that the parameter ''minimumEnergy      =0.005'' in the namelist ''insertion'' removes all final state nucleons which have kinetic energies less than 5 MeV.
    142143{{{
    143144
     
    171172$end
    172173
     174
     175
     176$initStability
     177stabilityFlag(101) = 4 ! Let Pi^0 Decay
     178$end
     179
     180$pythia
     181MDCY(102,1)=1 ! KC code of pi0, not KF!  !Pi^0 unstable in Pythia
     182$end
     183
     184
    173185}}}
    174186== The widths of the particles ==
    175 {{{
    176 
     187The scenario below corresponds to a broadening of the Delta, but to no broadening of any other particle. Such a broadening can be included by setting
     188''mediumSwitch_coll=.true.'' in the namelist width_Baryon and/or ''mediumSwitch=.true.'' in the namelist width_Meson.
     189{{{
    177190$width_Baryon
    178191mediumSwitch       =.true.   ! Switch on/off in-medium width of all baryons at once -> The vacuum width are used.