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| + | Livetime of a given Cosmic sample can be established with the following command: | ||
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| + | mu2e -c Offline/Print/fcl/printCosmicLivetime.fcl /pnfs/mu2e/tape/phy-sim/sim/mu2e/CosmicDSStopsCORSIKA/MDC2020n_10h/art/cb/f0/sim.mu2e.CosmicDSStopsCORSIKA.MDC2020n_10h.103.art | ||
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| + | which will print out a list of quantities associated with the provided data-set. These include N Primaries, Area, LowE (lowest energy), HighE (highest energy), FluxConstant and Livetime. For the standard configuration, a single job corresponds to 0.062266 seconds of livetime. | ||
=== Primary Time === | === Primary Time === | ||
Revision as of 12:52, 15 December 2023
TODO: page will detail specific terminology needed for simulating cosmics events
Livetime
Livetime of a given Cosmic sample can be established with the following command:
mu2e -c Offline/Print/fcl/printCosmicLivetime.fcl /pnfs/mu2e/tape/phy-sim/sim/mu2e/CosmicDSStopsCORSIKA/MDC2020n_10h/art/cb/f0/sim.mu2e.CosmicDSStopsCORSIKA.MDC2020n_10h.103.art
which will print out a list of quantities associated with the provided data-set. These include N Primaries, Area, LowE (lowest energy), HighE (highest energy), FluxConstant and Livetime. For the standard configuration, a single job corresponds to 0.062266 seconds of livetime.