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 ====== Particle Table for DecayDescriptor ====== ====== Particle Table for DecayDescriptor ======
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 +You find the full table in [[http://www.physik.uzh.ch/~nchiapol/lhcb/particles.txt]]
 ===== How to ===== ===== How to =====
 For the DecayDescriptor in CombineParticles in DaVinci, you need to know the name of the particles which can be used. This list can be dumped the following way on lxplus: For the DecayDescriptor in CombineParticles in DaVinci, you need to know the name of the particles which can be used. This list can be dumped the following way on lxplus:
  
 +**Dump Text File**
 <code> <code>
 SetupLHCb SetupLHCb
 dump_db_to_files.py -c sqlite_file:$SQLITEDBPATH/DDDB.db/DDDB -s /param/ParticleTable.txt dump_db_to_files.py -c sqlite_file:$SQLITEDBPATH/DDDB.db/DDDB -s /param/ParticleTable.txt
 </code> </code>
-which will dump the file in the folder 'DDDB/param'.+which will dump the file in the folder 'DDDB/param'. You can change the folder the file is dumped to with the -d option. 
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 +Alternatively you can get the table printed with: 
 +<code> 
 +SetupDaVinci 
 +dump_particle_properties 
 +</code> 
 + 
 +**Use CondDBBrowser**
  
 Alternatively, you can also use the CondDBBrowser. Type: Alternatively, you can also use the CondDBBrowser. Type:
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 </code> </code>
 and then go to 'Database -> Standard ->DDDB' and look for 'param/ParticleTable.txt' and then go to 'Database -> Standard ->DDDB' and look for 'param/ParticleTable.txt'
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 +===== How to find the syntax of the DecayDescriptor =====
 +The syntax of the DecayDescriptor is described in the DecayFinder (!) class reference of DaVinci.
 +In addition there is a very [[https://twiki.cern.ch/twiki/bin/view/LHCb/FAQ/LoKiNewDecayFinders|helpful FAQ]]
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 +Often you can find the full DecayDescriptor in the corresponding [[https://svnweb.cern.ch/trac/lhcb/browser/Stripping/trunk/Phys/StrippingSelections/python/StrippingSelections|stripping line in SVN]]
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