How to Calculate Luminosity

Creating the ntuple

You will need to make sure that the luminosity data is in the ntuple. To do this ckeck that there is a GetIntergratedLuminosity branch in your ntuple if there is move onto the next section, else continue.

You will need to add the following lines to the davinci python file which generates your ntuple.

DaVinci().Lumi = True
DaVinci().TupleFile = 'B2Dpi.root'

The Lumi option has recently (the end of July 2010 ish) been set to true by default. This cases problems since it overwrites where the ntuplesvc put your ntuple. So if you have a line like

NTupleSvc().Output =  [ "FILE1 DATAFILE='B2Dpi_post_st_pete_580-onwards-test.root' TYP='ROOT' OPT='NEW'"]

it now does nothing, so you can remove it and put the file name into the above TupleFile variable.

Analysing the ntuple

In your root macro you will need to add some stuff to open up the new branch of the ntuple and then loop over the values stored in it.

TChain *lumiChain = new TChain("GetIntegratedLuminosity/LumiTuple");
lumiChain->Add(filename);

Float_t         IntegratedLuminosity;
Float_t         IntegratedLuminosityErr;

TBranch        *b_IntegratedLuminosity;
TBranch        *b_IntegratedLuminosityErr;

lumiChain->SetBranchAddress("IntegratedLuminosity", &IntegratedLuminosity, &b_IntegratedLuminosity);
lumiChain->SetBranchAddress("IntegratedLuminosityErr", &IntegratedLuminosityErr, &b_IntegratedLuminosityErr);  

Long64_t lnentries = lumiChain->GetEntries();
Long64_t lnbytes = 0, lnb = 0;

Float_t totLumi = 0.0;
Float_t totLumiErr = 0.0;

for (Long64_t ljentry=0; ljentry<lnentries;ljentry++) {
    lnb = lumiChain->GetEntry(ljentry);
    lnbytes += lnb;

    totLumi += IntegratedLuminosity;
    totLumiErr += IntegratedLuminosityErr;
}

How to Calculate Luminosity

Creating the ntuple

You will need to make sure that the luminosity data is in the ntuple. To do this ckeck that there is a GetIntergratedLuminosity branch in your ntuple if there is move onto the next section, else continue.

You will need to add the following lines to the davinci python file which generates your ntuple.

DaVinci().Lumi = True
DaVinci().TupleFile = 'B2Dpi.root'

The Lumi option has recently (the end of July 2010 ish) been set to true by default. This cases problems since it overwrites where the ntuplesvc put your ntuple. So if you have a line like

NTupleSvc().Output =  [ "FILE1 DATAFILE='B2Dpi_post_st_pete_580-onwards-test.root' TYP='ROOT' OPT='NEW'"]

it now does nothing, so you can remove it and put the file name into the above TupleFile variable.

Analysing the ntuple

In your root macro you will need to add some stuff to open up the new branch of the ntuple and then loop over the values stored in it.

The code I use is below, the final values of the luminosity and its error are stored in totLumi and totLumiErr, so you will need to print or save these.

TChain *lumiChain = new TChain("GetIntegratedLuminosity/LumiTuple");
lumiChain->Add(filename);

Float_t         IntegratedLuminosity;
Float_t         IntegratedLuminosityErr;

TBranch        *b_IntegratedLuminosity;
TBranch        *b_IntegratedLuminosityErr;

lumiChain->SetBranchAddress("IntegratedLuminosity", &IntegratedLuminosity, &b_IntegratedLuminosity);
lumiChain->SetBranchAddress("IntegratedLuminosityErr", &IntegratedLuminosityErr, &b_IntegratedLuminosityErr);  

Long64_t lnentries = lumiChain->GetEntries();
Long64_t lnbytes = 0, lnb = 0;

Float_t totLumi = 0.0;
Float_t totLumiErr = 0.0;

for (Long64_t ljentry=0; ljentry<lnentries;ljentry++) {
    lnb = lumiChain->GetEntry(ljentry);
    lnbytes += lnb;

    totLumi += IntegratedLuminosity;
    totLumiErr += IntegratedLuminosityErr;
}

-- ThomasBird - 2010-08-19