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Higgs production at LO using Pythia8. Log file attached to ProMC. 40000 events per file. All decays. Particle records are slimmed (pT>0.4 GeV) and (PID=5 || PID=6) or PID>22 && PID<38) or PID>10 && PID<17)
Inclusive dijets in bins of PhaseSpace:pTHatMin. Cross sections depend on pT. 1000 events per file, 100 files per pT bin. How to decode name: Name: tev100_pythia8_ptPTMIN_PTMAX_NUMBER.promc where PTMIN is min pT for PhaseSpace:pTHatMin, PTMAX - PhaseSpace:pTHatMax*2, NUMBER corresponds to the cluster production node. When you run, use "PTMIN-PTMAX" ranges. The actual cut on PhaseSpace:pTHatMax=2*PTMAX to reduce fluctuations in the tails. How to use: To get a sample with a given pT, use "glob" regular expressions (in Jython, Python etc). Example for the code: pT>100 GeV corresponds to "glob.glob(*pt100_*)" . pT bins: # bins pt[1]=50 pt[2]=100 pt[3]=150 pt[4]=200 pt[5]=250 pt[6]=300 pt[7]=350 pt[8]=400 pt[9]=450 pt[10]=500 pt[11]=600 pt[12]=700 pt[13]=800 pt[14]=900 pt[15]=1000 pt[16]=1200 pt[17]=1400 pt[18]=1600 pt[19]=1800 pt[20]=2000 pt[21]=2200 pt[22]=2400 pt[23]=2600 pt[24]=2800 pt[25]=3000 pt[26]=3300 pt[27]=3600 pt[28]=3900 pt[29]=4200 pt[30]=4600 pt[31]=5000 pt[32]=5500 pt[33]=6000 pt[34]=7000 pt[35]=8000 pt[36]=9000 pt[37]=10000 pt[38]=12000 pt[39]=14000 pt[40]=16000 pt[41]=18000 pt[42]=20000 pt[43]=25000 pt[44]=30000 pt[45]=35000 pt[45]=40000. Slimmed as: Particle records are slimmed (all stable with pT>0.3 GeV) and (PID=5 || PID=6) or PID>22 && PID<38) or PID>10 && PID<17).
Inclusive dijets in bins of PhaseSpace:pTHatMin. Cross sections depends on pT. 1000 events per files, 100 files per pT bin. How to decode name: Name: tev100_pythia8_ptPTMIN_PTMAX_NUMBER.promc where PTMIN is min pT for PhaseSpace:pTHatMin, PTMAX - PhaseSpace:pTHatMax*2, NUMBER corresponds to the cluster production node. 50000 events per bin, 500 events per file. When you run, use "PTMIN-PTMAX" ranges. The actual cut on PhaseSpace:pTHatMax=2*TMAX to reduce fluctuations on the tails. How to use: To get a sample with a given pT, use "glob" regular expressions (in Jython, Python etc). Example for the code: pT>100 should corresponds to "glob.glob(*pt100_*)". Slimmed as: Particle records are slimmed (all stable with pT>0.3 GeV) and (PID=5 || PID=6) or PID>22 && PID<38) or PID>10 && PID<17).
Top production in bins of PhaseSpace:mHatMin. Cross section depends on pT. Use the attached log files to find the cross sections. How to decode name: Name: tev100_pythia8_ptPTMIN_PTMAX_NUMBER.promc where PTMIN is min pT for PhaseSpace:ptHatMin, PTMAX - PhaseSpace:pTHatMax*2, NUMBER corresponds to the cluster production node. 2000 events in file, 50 files per bin. When you run, use "PTMIN-PTMAX" ranges. The actual cut on PhaseSpace:pTHatMax=2*TMAX to reduce fluctuations in the tails. How to use: To get a sample with a given pT, use "glob" regular expressions (in Jython, Python etc). Example for the code: pT>100 should corresponds to "glob.glob(*pt100_*)". Slimmed as: Particle records are slimmed (all stable with pT>0.3 GeV) and (PID=5 || PID=6) or PID>22 && PID<38) or PID>10 && PID<17).
Z/W+jet production in bins of PhaseSpace:mHatMin. Cross sections depend on pT and not given. All Z/W decays are included. 1000 events per file, 100 files per pT bin. Cross sections are included in the log files. How to decode name: Name: tev100_pythia8_ptPTMIN_PTMAX_NUMBER.promc where PTMIN is min pT for PhaseSpace:ptHatMin, PTMAX - PhaseSpace:pTHatMax*2, NUMBER corresponds to the cluster production node. When you run, use "PTMIN-PTMAX" ranges. The actual cut on PhaseSpace:pTHatMax=2*PTMAX to reduce fluctuations in the tails. pT bins: pt[1]=50 pt[2]=100 pt[3]=150 pt[4]=200 pt[5]=250 pt[6]=300 pt[7]=350 pt[8]=400 pt[9]=450 pt[10]=500 pt[11]=700 pt[12]=900 pt[13]=1100 pt[14]=1300 pt[15]=1500 pt[16]=1700 pt[17]=1900 pt[18]=2100 pt[19]=2400 pt[20]=2700 pt[21]=3000 pt[22]=3400 pt[23]=3800 pt[24]=4200 pt[25]=4600 pt[26]=5000 pt[27]=5500 pt[28]=6000 pt[29]=6500 pt[30]=7000 pt[31]=7500 pt[32]=8000 pt[33]=8500 pt[34]=9000 pt[35]=10000 pt[36]=12000 pt[37]=14000 pt[38]=18000 pt[39]=22000 pt[40]=25000. How to use: To get a sample with a given pT, use "glob" regular expressions (in Jython, Python etc). Example for the code: pT>100 corresponds to "glob.glob(*pt100_*)". Slimmed as: Particle records are slimmed (all stable with pT>0.3 GeV) and (PID=5 || PID=6) or PID>22 && PID<38) or PID>10 && PID<17).
Higgs production in bins of PhaseSpace:mHatMin. Cross sections depend on pT and not given. All Higgs decays are included. 2000 events per file, 50 files per pT bin. Cross sections are included in the log files. How to decode name: Name: tev100_pythia8_ptPTMIN_PTMAX_NUMBER.promc where PTMIN is min pT for PhaseSpace:ptHatMin, PTMAX - PhaseSpace:pTHatMax*2, NUMBER corresponds to the cluster production node. When you run, use "PTMIN-PTMAX" ranges. The actual cut on PhaseSpace:pTHatMax=2*PTMAX to reduce fluctuations on the tails. How to use: To get a sample with a given pT, use "glob" regular expressions (in Jython, Python etc). Example for the code: pT>100 corresponds to "glob.glob(*pt100_*)". Slimmed as: Particle records are slimmed (all stable with pT>0.3 GeV) and (PID=5 || PID=6) or PID>22 && PID<38) or PID>10 && PID<17).
Higgs production in bins of PhaseSpace:mHatMin. Cross sections depend on pT and not given. All decays are included. 1000 events per file, 100 files per pT bin. Cross sections are included in the log files. How to decode name: Name: tev100_pythia8_ptPTMIN_PTMAX_NUMBER.promc where PTMIN is min pT for PhaseSpace:ptHatMin, PTMAX - PhaseSpace:pTHatMax*2, NUMBER corresponds to the cluster production node. The actual gen-level cut is PhaseSpace:pTHatMax=2*TMAX to reduce fluctuations on the tails. How to use: To get a sample with a given pT, use "glob" regular expressions (in Jython, Python etc). Example for the code: pT>100 corresponds to "glob.glob(*pt100_*)". Slimmed as: Particle records are slimmed (all stable with pT>0.3 GeV) and (PID=5 || PID=6) or PID>22 && PID<38) or PID>10 && PID<17).
All direct photon production in bins of PhaseSpace:mHatMin, in the range pT=50-25,000 GeV. Cross sections depend on pT and are not given. 2000 events per file, 50 files per pT bin. Cross sections are included in the log files. How to decode name: Name: tev100_pythia8_ptPTMIN_PTMAX_NUMBER.promc where PTMIN is min pT for PhaseSpace:ptHatMin, PTMAX - PhaseSpace:pTHatMax*2, NUMBER corresponds to the cluster production node. When you run, use "PTMIN-PTMAX" ranges. The actual cut on PhaseSpace:pTHatMax=2*PTMAX to reduce fluctuations in the tails. How to use: To get a sample with a given pT, use "glob" regular expressions (in Jython, Python etc). Example for the code: pT>100 corresponds to "glob.glob(*pt100_*)" <h3>Slimmed as</h3> Particle records are slimmed (all stable with pT>0.3 GeV) and (PID=5 || PID=6) or PID>22 && PID<38) or PID>10 && PID<17).
All direct photon production in bins of PhaseSpace:mHatMin. Cross sections depend on pT and not given. All decays are included. 1000 events per file, 100 files per pT bin. Cross sections are included in the log files. How to decode name: Name: tev100_pythia8_ptPTMIN_PTMAX_NUMBER.promc where PTMIN is min pT for PhaseSpace:ptHatMin, PTMAX - PhaseSpace:pTHatMax*2, NUMBER corresponds to the cluster production node. The actual cut is PhaseSpace:pTHatMax=2*PTMAX to reduce fluctuations on the tails. How to use: To get a sample with a given pT, use "glob" regular expressions (in Jython, Python etc). Example for the code: pT>100 corresponds to "glob.glob(*pt100_*)". Slimmed as: Particle records are slimmed (all stable with pT>0.3 GeV) and (PID=5 || PID=6) or PID>22 && PID<38) or PID>10 && PID<17).
Excited Fermions in mass range pT=5-40 TeV. 10000 events per file, 100 files per mass. Compositeness scale (Lambda) is set to the mass of the fermion, so the width is expected to be small (see the log files for details) Cross sections are included in the log files (mass dependent) Note that data are slimmed (see the log file). How to decode name: Name: tev100_pythia8_qstar_m[MASS]_[NUMBER] where [MASS] is generator-level mass as given below: Mass bins (in GeV) m[1]=5000 m[2]=10000 ......... How to use: To get a sample with a given mass, use "glob" regular expressions. Slimmed as: Particle records are slimmed (all stable with pT>0.3 GeV) and (PID=5 || PID=6) or PID>22 && PID<38) or PID>10 && PID<17).
Excited Fermions in mass range pT=6-40 TeV. 5000 events per file, 100 files per mass. Compositeness scale (Lambda) is set to the mass of the fermion, so the width is expected to be small (see the log files for details) Cross sections are included in the log files (mass dependent). How to decode name: Name: tev100_pythia8_qstar_m[MASS]_[NUMBER] where [MASS] is generator-level mass as given below: Mass bins (in GeV) m[1]=2000 m[2]=4000 m[3]=6000 m[4]=8000 m[5]=10000 m[6]=12000 m[7]=14000. How to use: To get a sample with a given mass, use "glob" regular expressions. Slimmed as: Particle records are slimmed (all stable with pT>0.3 GeV) and (PID=5 || PID=6) or PID>22 && PID<38) or PID>10 && PID<17).
Inclusive QCD dijets with PT>1000 GeV. The log file is attached to ProMC. 5k events per file. Particle records are slimmed (pT>0.4 GeV) and (PID=5 || PID=6) or PID>22 && PID<38) or PID>10 && PID<17)
Inclusive dijet events for pT>50 GeV. (PhaseSpace:pTHatMin=50 GeV). 20,000 events per file. PDF: LHAPDF6:NNPDF23_lo_as_0130_qed. The sample was created using the Pythia8 tune Tune:pp = 14, similar to ATLAS. How to use: This is weighted events to obtain good statistics up to very large pT. This feature is set via PhaseSpace:bias2Selection and PhaseSpace:bias2SelectionPow = 5.0 (thanks to Caterina Doglioni). Use event weights to obtain correct pT distribution. Slimmed as: Particle records are slimmed (all stable with pT>0.3 GeV) and (PID=5 || PID=6) or PID>22 && PID<38) or PID>10 && PID<17).
Inclusive dijets designed for PT>30 GeV. Events were generated for pTHatMin = 27000 GeV. Particle records are slimmed (all stable with pT>0.3 GeV) and (PID=5 || PID=6) or PID>22 && PID<38) or PID>10 && PID<17). 5k events per file.
Inclusive dijet events for pT>50 GeV. (PhaseSpace:pTHatMin=50 GeV). PDF: LHAPDF6:NNPDF23_lo_as_0130_qed. Pythia8 tune Tune:pp = 14 similar to ATLAS. Created for studies by Frank Taylor. How to use: This is weighted events to obtain good statistics up to very large pT. This feature is set via PhaseSpace:bias2Selection and PhaseSpace:bias2SelectionPow = 5.0. Use event weights to obtain correct pT distribution. Slimmed as: Particle records are slimmed (all stable with pT>0.3 GeV) and (PID=5 || PID=6) or PID>22 && PID<38) or PID>10 && PID<17).
Inclusive dijet events for pT>50 GeV. (PhaseSpace:pTHatMin=50 GeV). PDF: LHAPDF6:NNPDF23_lo_as_0130_qed. Pythia8 tune Tune:pp = 14. Created for studies by Frank Taylor. How to use: This is weighted events to obtain good statistics up to very large pT. This feature is set via PhaseSpace:bias2Selection and PhaseSpace:bias2SelectionPow = 5.0. Use event weights to obtain correct pT distribution. Slimmed as: Particle records are slimmed (all stable with pT>0.3 GeV) and (PID=5 || PID=6) or PID>22 && PID<38) or PID>10 && PID<17).
Production of charged H+ (with different masses) plus W using MG5_aMC_v2_6_1 at LO QCD. Pythi8 is used for PS and hadronisation. The cross sections are for tan(beta)=1-7 (included to file names). NNPDF23_LO used for PDF. Pythia8 is used for decays, showering and hadronization. It uses 5 flavour number scheme (b-quark is a part of proton PDF). H+ masses ranged from 500 GeV to 8000 GeV (included to the names of files as *_m[MASS]). Cross section for each file depends on generated masses and tan(beta). 5,000 events per file. LHE events from MG5 are in "tev13_mg5_chaHW_LHE.tgz". Samples are created with the help of Xiaoping Wang and Carlos E.M. Wagner. Decays: Decays of H+ are performed by PYTHIA8. Events are created assuming charged Higgs decay to SM Higgs and W+/- in 100% cases. SM Higgs decays to bbbar. To create realistic cross sections, you should multiply the obtained cross sections by the branching ratio of [H+ -> H0W], and multiply by the SM Higgs branching of 0.584 for [H0 -> bbbar] deacys. Slimming: Particle records are slimmed (all stable with pT>0.3 GeV) and (PID=5 || PID=6) or PID>22 && PID<38) or PID>10 && PID<17).
Production of charged H+ (with different masses) associated with W- using MG5_aMC_v2_6_1 at LO QCD. PYTHI8 is used for PS and hadronisation. The cross sections are for tan(beta)=1-7. NNPDF23_LO used for PDF. It uses 5 flavour number scheme (b-quark is a part of proton PDF). Pythia8 is used for H+ decays, showering and hadronization. H+ masses ranged from 500 GeV to 8000 GeV (included to the names of files as *_m[MASS]). Cross section for each file depends on generated masses. 5,000 events per file. LHE events from MG5 are in "tev13_mg5_chaHW_LHE.tgz" Samples are created with the help of Xiaoping Wang and Carlos E.M. Wagner. Decays: Decays are done by PYTHIA8. Events are created assuming charged Higgs to decay to b-quark and top-quarks in 100% cases. No specific decay of top quarks was used. To create realistic cross sections, you should multiply the obtained cross sections from ProMC files by the branching ratio [H- to b-t~] Slimming: Particle records are slimmed (all stable with pT>0.3 GeV) and (PID=5 || PID=6) or PID>22 && PID<38) or PID>10 && PID<17).