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Various issues with HRDCOD=0 and HRDCOD=1 builds of no_b_mass and loop_no_b_mass SM processes #695
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The process is
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Note, this affects ALL no_b_mass SM processes - including other ATLAS processes like #673 |
…se are no_b_mass SM processes (whose builds fail with madgraph5#695 and madgraph5#696)
The first statement is now wrong. I am not sure if something changed, or most likely I was confused when I wrote it. I confirm that nobm_pp_ttW.mad builds ok also for HRDCOD=0 (and, not surprisingly, for HRDCOD=1 too). See the upcoming MR #706. So there is no problem with nobm models, there is only a problem with loop_nobm models. I will rename this issue, again. |
NB1: the code builds ok for HRDCOD=0 (so madgraph5#695 does NOT affect this!), and runTest is ok in all P* (the ref files are there) NB2: a full tlau test is now also ok on this process, showing that all issues madgraph5#701 madgraph5#733 madgraph5#783 etc have been fixed tlau/lauX.sh -CPP nobm_pp_ttW.mad ... Cross-section : 1.276 +- 0.007916 pb In summary: this process should now be fully usable by ATLAS and other experiments.
I think that this issue was mixing too many things, HRDCOD=0 and HRDCOD=1, and no_b_mass and loop_no_b_mass. The no_b_mass builds of pp_ttW are fixed after a long debugging (FPEs etc), for both HRDCOD=0 and HRDCOD=1. There are a few issues remaining specifically for loop_no_b_mass instead (COND and reglog), but these are better followed up in #696. I close this one for simplicity and I rename it. |
Add support for HRDCOD=0 builds of no_b_mass SM processes
Presently these processes fail the build like non-SM processes. The problem, as usual, is the handling of parameter dependencies.
For instance in ttW (which I just added as suggested by Francesco Giuli in ATLAS):
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