[Trigger,PWGHF] Add new trigger for non-prompt antideuterons from beauty #14756
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Please consider the following formatting changes to AliceO2Group#14756
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Hi @MRazza879 thanks I will have a look! In the meantime, can you and @njacazio please clarify which is the difference wrt this other PR #14747? Am I wrong or is it a duplication? |
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Ciao @fgrosa apologies for the confusion, it was just to have a common basis. The other one is closed now. |
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Hi @MRazza879 I am approving and merging so that we can start testing, but please take a look at the comments I posted and implement them in a second PR. Thanks a lot!
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| const bool isTOFDe = std::abs(track.tofNSigmaDe()) < cfgTOFNsigma; | ||
| const bool isTPCDe = std::abs(track.tpcNSigmaDe()) < cfgTPCNsigma; |
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Consider to add the possibility to apply a selection on ITS PID Nsigma as well, even just a lower limit as done in the HF Filter
O2Physics/EventFiltering/PWGHF/HFFilterHelpers.h
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| #include "PWGLF/DataModel/LFParticleIdentification.h" |
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If I am not mistaken this is not needed
| #include "PWGLF/DataModel/LFParticleIdentification.h" |
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| #include "CCDB/BasicCCDBManager.h" | ||
| #include "CommonConstants/PhysicsConstants.h" | ||
| #include "DCAFitter/DCAFitterN.h" |
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This is not needed (please check also the other includes)
| #include "DCAFitter/DCAFitterN.h" |
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Hi @fgrosa,
this PR is to add the filter we discussed on non-prompt antideuterons from beauty.
I considered the time ambiguities, please let me know if it's in line with what you suggested.
cc: @ercolessi