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Commit 3a7d24dc authored by John Chapman's avatar John Chapman
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Chargino decays to leptons plus neutralino should be three body decays

In order to conserve lepton number, chargino decays into leptons plus
neutralino should be to e+, nu_e, neutralino rather than just e+,
neutralino for example. This is a further fix for ATLASSIM-3401.


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......@@ -81,7 +81,7 @@ def getCharginoPlusToEPlusNeutralino(name="CharginoPlusToEPlusNeutralino", **kwa
C1ToEBR = C1ToEleBR
kwargs.setdefault("ParticleName","s_chi_plus_1")
kwargs.setdefault("BR",C1ToEBR) #Branching Ratio
kwargs.setdefault("Daughters","s_chi_0_1,e+")
kwargs.setdefault("Daughters","s_chi_0_1,nu_e,e+")
return CfgMgr.AddPhysicsDecayTool(name, kwargs)
......@@ -93,7 +93,7 @@ def getCharginoMinusToEMinusNeutralino(name="CharginoMinusToEMinusNeutralino", *
C1ToEBR = C1ToEleBR
kwargs.setdefault("ParticleName","s_chi_minus_1")
kwargs.setdefault("BR",C1ToEBR) #Branching Ratio
kwargs.setdefault("Daughters","s_chi_0_1,e-")
kwargs.setdefault("Daughters","s_chi_0_1,anti_nu_e,e-")
return CfgMgr.AddPhysicsDecayTool(name, kwargs)
......@@ -105,7 +105,7 @@ def getCharginoPlusToMuPlusNeutralino(name="CharginoPlusToMuPlusNeutralino", **k
C1ToMuonBR = C1ToMuBR
kwargs.setdefault("ParticleName","s_chi_plus_1")
kwargs.setdefault("BR",C1ToMuonBR) #Branching Ratio
kwargs.setdefault("Daughters","s_chi_0_1,mu+")
kwargs.setdefault("Daughters","s_chi_0_1,nu_mu,mu+")
return CfgMgr.AddPhysicsDecayTool(name, kwargs)
......@@ -117,5 +117,5 @@ def getCharginoMinusToMuMinusNeutralino(name="CharginoMinusToMuMinusNeutralino",
C1ToMuonBR = C1ToMuBR
kwargs.setdefault("ParticleName","s_chi_minus_1")
kwargs.setdefault("BR",C1ToMuonBR) #Branching Ratio
kwargs.setdefault("Daughters","s_chi_0_1,mu-")
kwargs.setdefault("Daughters","s_chi_0_1,anti_nu_mu,mu-")
return CfgMgr.AddPhysicsDecayTool(name, kwargs)
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