REAL,ALLOCATABLE ::&
vert(:,:),& ! True production vertex position of
! particle
iprf(:,:),& ! True and Seen impact parameter in Rphi.
! True value has geometric sign; seen
! value (calculated by a call to
! ZAUCIP) can have geometric or
! life-time sign, depending on how
! ZAUCIP was called.
ipz(:,:),& ! True and seen impact parameter in z. Ditto
eiprf(:),& ! Seen error on impact parameter in Rphi.
! Calculated by ZAUCIP
eipz(:),& ! Seen error on impact parameter in z. Ditto.
par(:,:),& ! Seen track parameters at perigee:
! Par(1) = Impact-parameter in Rphi,&
! with geometric sign
! Par(2) = Impact-parameter in Z
! Par(3) = theta
! Par(4) = phi at perigee
! Par(5) = 1/Radius of curvature
! PAR is identically zero for particles
! only seen by calorimeters.
wgt(:,:) ! Seen weight matrix of track parameters
! at perigee, in packed form ,ie.
! the elements of WGT are in the
! following positions in the symmetric
! 5X5 weight-matrix :
!
! 1 2 4 7 11
! 2 3 5 8 12
! 4 5 6 9 13
! 7 8 9 10 14
! 11 12 13 14 15
!
! WGT is identically zero for particles
! only seen by calorimeters.
INTEGER,ALLOCATABLE ::&
hitbar(:,:),& ! bitted word telling what detector
hitfwd(:,:) ! layers measured the track parameters:
! if barrel layer i was hit, bit i is
! set in HITBAR, and if forward layer
! i was set, the bit is set in HITFWD.
! Use the bit-handling routines in
! the utilities patch GENUTL !
! Use the access-routines in SGVTRKER
! to find out more information on the
! layer. Eg. ZTCNAM(IGEO,layer#,'TRACK')
! gives the user-assigned name of a barrel
! layer
LOGICAL,ALLOCATABLE ::&
invtx(:),& ! the track is in the fitted main vertex
! (if ZAUVF1 was called)
!
! (RFFAIL, IJETVX and INSV bellow are not
! set by SGV; they are included for user
! convenience. However, SGV resets them
! to FALSE at the beginning of each event.)
rffail(:),& ! refit failed for the track
ijetvx(:,:,:),& ! the track is in a sec. vertex in the jet
insv(:,:) ! the track is in a sec. vertex.
REAL,ALLOCATABLE ::&
tkr(:,:,:,:) ! TKR parameters with covariance matrix
! at selected layers of the detector. (NOT
! USED PRESENTLY).
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