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Second analysis steps in LHCb |
These are the lessons for the second-stage workshop of the Starterkit series. They build on those from the first workshop, teaching LHCb software that's more advanced and more focused on specific tasks.
Unlike the first workshop, there may be some lessons here that aren't applicable to everyone's analysis, but all the lessons should still provide a useful insight in to how things work under the hood. It may also be that some lessons don't depend on any others; the prerequisites will be clearly stated at the beginning of each lesson.
If you have any problems or questions, you can open an
issue on the GitHub repository where these lessons are
developed, or you can send an email to
[email protected].
Before starting, you should be familiar with the first analysis steps and satisfy all of its prerequisites.
- Using git to develop LHCb software
- Building your own decay
- What to do when something fails
- Run a different stripping line on simulated data
- Replace a mass hypothesis
- Reuse particles from a decay tree
- HLT intro
- TisTos DIY
- Managing files in Ganga
- Using Ganga with local projects
The Starterkit site should be the go-to place for any related material. If there's something here that's missing, wrong, or could be improved, please leave us an issue.