#include <BaseConstraint.h>
Inheritance diagram for BaseConstraint:
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BaseConstraint () | |
Creates an empty BaseConstraint object. | |
virtual | ~BaseConstraint () |
Virtual destructor. | |
virtual double | getValue () const=0 |
Returns the value of the constraint. | |
virtual void | getDerivatives (int idim, double der[]) const=0 |
virtual void | add1stDerivativesToMatrix (int idim, double *M) const=0 |
Adds first order derivatives to global covariance matrix M. | |
virtual void | add2ndDerivativesToMatrix (int idim, double *M, double lambda) const=0 |
Adds second order derivatives to global covariance matrix M. | |
virtual int | getGlobalNum () const=0 |
Accesses position of constraint in global constraint list. | |
virtual void | setGlobalNum (int iglobal)=0 |
Sets position of constraint in global constraint list. |
This class defines the minimal functionality any constraint class must provide. First of all a constraint should know on with particles (or FitObject) it is applied. Where as for example a constraint on the total transvese momentum takes into account all particles in the event, an invariant mass constraint usually applies only to a subset of particles.
The particle list is implemented as a vector containing pointers to objects derived from BaseFitObject and can be either set a whole (setFOList) or enlarged by adding a single BaseFitObject (addToFOList).
From the four--momenta of all concerned fit objects the constraint has to be able to calculate its current value (getValue). Constraints should be formulated such that a value of zero corresponds to a perfectly fulfilled constraint.
In order to find a solution to the constrained minimisation problem, fit algorithms usually need the first order derivatives of the constraint with respect to the fit parameters. Since many constraints can be most easily expressed in terms of E, px, py, pz, the constraints supply their derivatives w.r.t. these parameters. If a FitObject uses a different parametrisation, it is its own task to provide the additional derivatives of E, px, py, pz w.r.t. the parameters of the FitObject. Thus it is easily possible to use FitObjects with different kinds of parametrisations under the same constraint. Some fit algorithms also need the second derivatives of the constraint, i.e. the NewtonFitter.
First and second order derivatives of each constraint can be added directly to the global covariance matrix containing the derivatives of all constraints w.r.t. to all parameters (add1stDerivativesToMatrix, add2ndDerivativesToMatrix). This requires the constraint to know its position in the overall list of constraints (globalNum).
Author: Jenny List, Benno List Last update:
Definition at line 61 of file BaseConstraint.h.
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Creates an empty BaseConstraint object.
Definition at line 64 of file BaseConstraint.h. |
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Virtual destructor.
Definition at line 66 of file BaseConstraint.h. |
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Adds first order derivatives to global covariance matrix M.
Implemented in EConstraint, ParticleConstraint, PConstraint, PxConstraint, PyConstraint, PzConstraint, TrackConstraint, TrackMomentumConstraint, TTVertexConstraint, and VertexConstraint. |
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Adds second order derivatives to global covariance matrix M.
Implemented in EConstraint, ParticleConstraint, PConstraint, PxConstraint, PyConstraint, PzConstraint, TrackConstraint, TrackMomentumConstraint, TTVertexConstraint, and VertexConstraint. |
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Get first order derivatives. Call this with a predefined array "der" with the necessary number of entries!
Implemented in EConstraint, MassConstraint, ParticleConstraint, PConstraint, PxConstraint, PyConstraint, PzConstraint, TrackConstraint, TrackMomentumConstraint, TTVertexConstraint, and VertexConstraint. |
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Accesses position of constraint in global constraint list.
Implemented in ParticleConstraint, TrackConstraint, TTVertexConstraint, and VertexConstraint. |
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Returns the value of the constraint.
Implemented in EConstraint, MassConstraint, ParticleConstraint, PConstraint, PxConstraint, PyConstraint, PzConstraint, TrackConstraint, TrackMomentumConstraint, TTVertexConstraint, and VertexConstraint. Referenced by main(). |
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Sets position of constraint in global constraint list.
Implemented in ParticleConstraint, TrackConstraint, TTVertexConstraint, and VertexConstraint. |