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* [http://hallaweb.jlab.org/software/mceep/mceep_v3_9.ps MCEEP documentation] | * [http://hallaweb.jlab.org/software/mceep/mceep_v3_9.ps MCEEP documentation] | ||
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$GoMCEEP | $GoMCEEP | ||
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| + | (envinrinmentals are set in ~/.cshrc) | ||
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| + | * create a new directory for the run you want to take, and go inside it, e.g. | ||
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| + | mkdir v3_9 | ||
| + | cd v3_9 | ||
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| + | * copy a sample input file | ||
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| + | cp ../input/v3_9.inp . | ||
| + | mv v3_9.inp My_v3_9.inp | ||
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| + | (and edit in) | ||
* a simple run command will run the simulation | * a simple run command will run the simulation | ||
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$RunMCEEP | $RunMCEEP | ||
| − | + | * Answer the questions, as for example in [[Example of a MCEEP run]]. Start by entering an input file e.g. | |
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| + | My_v3_9 | ||
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| + | * choose a procedure | ||
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| + | ELASTIC, BOUND STATE, CONTINUUM or ACCEPTANCE | ||
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| + | * After MCEEP will finish running, multiple output files will appear in the output directory, the most important are a summary file and an NTuple file | ||
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| + | My_v3_9.sum | ||
| + | My_v3_9.ntu | ||
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| + | * Conversion to ROOT format is then achieved by going to the ROOT utilities and using the conversion program | ||
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| + | cd $mceep_home/utilities/root/ | ||
| + | m2root $mceep_home/v3_9/My_v3_9.ntu | ||
| + | mv mceep.root $mceep_home/v3_9/ | ||
| + | cd $mceep_home/v3_9/ | ||
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| + | * The ROOT output file '''mceep.root''' will have a TTree called '''mceep''' with the variables set in the input file. To draw e.g. E(miss) use | ||
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| + | mceep -> Draw("EMISS") | ||
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| + | === comments === | ||
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| + | * If elastic scattering is chosen, MCEEP will prompt the user to select scattering from the p, d, 3H, 3He, 4He or 12C. | ||
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| + | * Also, for elastic scattering in general, the user has the option of enforcing the acceptance of the hadron arm or simulating single-arm elastic scattering where the hadron kinematics are ignored. | ||
| − | * | + | * If elastic scattering is chosen, MCEEP requests no further input. |
| − | + | * For the bound state or continuum options, MCEEP will prompt the user to choose from various models. | |
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Latest revision as of 02:27, 21 November 2015
MCEEP Resources
Running MCEEP
- login to the farm
ssh ifarm
- a simple command will take you to the MCEEP directory (/work/halla/e07006/disk1/Erez/MCEEP/mceep)
$GoMCEEP
(envinrinmentals are set in ~/.cshrc)
- create a new directory for the run you want to take, and go inside it, e.g.
mkdir v3_9 cd v3_9
- copy a sample input file
cp ../input/v3_9.inp . mv v3_9.inp My_v3_9.inp
(and edit in)
- a simple run command will run the simulation
$RunMCEEP
- Answer the questions, as for example in Example of a MCEEP run. Start by entering an input file e.g.
My_v3_9
- choose a procedure
ELASTIC, BOUND STATE, CONTINUUM or ACCEPTANCE
- After MCEEP will finish running, multiple output files will appear in the output directory, the most important are a summary file and an NTuple file
My_v3_9.sum My_v3_9.ntu
- Conversion to ROOT format is then achieved by going to the ROOT utilities and using the conversion program
cd $mceep_home/utilities/root/ m2root $mceep_home/v3_9/My_v3_9.ntu mv mceep.root $mceep_home/v3_9/ cd $mceep_home/v3_9/
- The ROOT output file mceep.root will have a TTree called mceep with the variables set in the input file. To draw e.g. E(miss) use
mceep -> Draw("EMISS")
comments
- If elastic scattering is chosen, MCEEP will prompt the user to select scattering from the p, d, 3H, 3He, 4He or 12C.
- Also, for elastic scattering in general, the user has the option of enforcing the acceptance of the hadron arm or simulating single-arm elastic scattering where the hadron kinematics are ignored.
- If elastic scattering is chosen, MCEEP requests no further input.
- For the bound state or continuum options, MCEEP will prompt the user to choose from various models.
