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matthewfeickert
matthewfeickert commented Dec 21, 2020

As @bnachman mentioned in PR #35

Each heading has a small bit of explanation. This appears in the .tex and .pdf versions, but not the markdown (but only because I did not have enough time to make that happen - we can revisit that in the future).

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

enhancement good first issue
aminnj
aminnj commented Dec 7, 2021

Suppose you have a few events to keep by index

julia> keep = findall(>(45),tf.nMuon)
3-element Vector{Int64}:
 35499643
 48770485
 53288840

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}
good first issue
mmikhasenko
mmikhasenko commented Apr 25, 2022

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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enhancement help wanted good first issue

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