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Domain-wall fermions
The current code does not support the domain-wall fermion, which
is widely used in lattice QCD.
The code has Wilson fermion and the domain-wall fermion can be realized by
multiple of Wilson fermions.
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Suppose you have a few events to keep by index
julia> keep = findall(>(45),tf.nMuon)
3-element Vector{Int64}:
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julia> @time tf[keep]
0.000007 seconds (1 allocation: 256 bytes)
3-element Vector{UnROOT.LazyEvent{TypedTables.Table{NamedTuple{(:Muon_phi, :nMuon, :Muon_pt, :Muon_eta, :Muon_charge, :Muon_mass), Tuple{SubArray{Float32, 1, Vector{Float32}-
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It is convenient to get particles by their string name rather then id
it would be nice to store the charge in the text identified.
For example:
I would like to call Sigma(c)(2455)+, Sigma(c)(2455)++, or Sigma(c)(2455)0.
Now, all of them are "Sigma(c)" in the list
filter(p->occursin(r"Sigma\(c*\)", p.name), particles())
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As @bnachman mentioned in PR #35
These very nice summaries that Ben has added to the TeX source would be nice to additionally get propagated into the Markdown output as well as t