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First thing, after a number of trouble-shooting steps (mainly making sure that all of the variables pass correctly to inclusive.f since I'm putting them in from ptrates.f instead of the normal input file), I was able to get Misak's code integrated into my rates code so that when you run either the cross sections come out the same. These are at E=6.6GeV, E'=6.07 GeV, theta=9.51deg, since those were the conditions I used previously to compare Bosted's code to Misak's. (Note: For the plots below, it's assuming ND3 target)
 
First thing, after a number of trouble-shooting steps (mainly making sure that all of the variables pass correctly to inclusive.f since I'm putting them in from ptrates.f instead of the normal input file), I was able to get Misak's code integrated into my rates code so that when you run either the cross sections come out the same. These are at E=6.6GeV, E'=6.07 GeV, theta=9.51deg, since those were the conditions I used previously to compare Bosted's code to Misak's. (Note: For the plots below, it's assuming ND3 target)
  
[[Image:2014-03-27-cs-check.png|400px]]
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Once I made sure that the deuterium and nitrogen were working correctly, I added Misak's calculations for the other cross sections.
  
Once I made sure that the deuterium and nitrogen were working correctly, I added Misak's calculations for the other cross sections.
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[[Image:2014-03-27-cs-check-all.png|400px]]
 
  
 
This immediately brings to mind how previously the Bosted code was giving a smaller dilution factor than Misak's. Comparing the full Misak dilution (including N, He, & D) to Bosted's code looks like this:
 
This immediately brings to mind how previously the Bosted code was giving a smaller dilution factor than Misak's. Comparing the full Misak dilution (including N, He, & D) to Bosted's code looks like this:
  
 
[[Image:2014-03-27-fdil-check.png|400px]]
 
[[Image:2014-03-27-fdil-check.png|400px]]

Revision as of 12:50, 27 March 2014

Adding Misak's Code to Rates

First thing, after a number of trouble-shooting steps (mainly making sure that all of the variables pass correctly to inclusive.f since I'm putting them in from ptrates.f instead of the normal input file), I was able to get Misak's code integrated into my rates code so that when you run either the cross sections come out the same. These are at E=6.6GeV, E'=6.07 GeV, theta=9.51deg, since those were the conditions I used previously to compare Bosted's code to Misak's. (Note: For the plots below, it's assuming ND3 target)

Once I made sure that the deuterium and nitrogen were working correctly, I added Misak's calculations for the other cross sections.

D & N check All Cross-Sections
2014-03-27-cs-check.png 2014-03-27-cs-check-all.png


This immediately brings to mind how previously the Bosted code was giving a smaller dilution factor than Misak's. Comparing the full Misak dilution (including N, He, & D) to Bosted's code looks like this:

2014-03-27-fdil-check.png