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USP-JEWEL

Jet propagation (currently done using an unofficial modification of JEWEL) in realistic viscous hydrodynamics modeled using vUSPhydro

Disclaimers:

  • Send an email to leonardo.barreto.campos@usp.br for compatible medium profiles. Files are large and we are developing an easier way to distribute them.

Installation

Requirements

Although is not necessary, we recommend having a working version of JEWEL 2.4.0 installed, as most of the instructions for installing the presented modification overlaps with the original one.

Set up

  1. Clone this repository and add the following original JEWEL meix.f and pythia6425mod-lhapdf6.f files to the repo directory, as we do not distribute those,
git clone git@github.com:leo-barreto/USP-JEWEL.git
cp -t USP-JEWEL path/jewel-x.y.z/meix.f path/jewel-x.y.z/pythia6425mod-lhapdf6.f

  1. Edit the LHAPDF_PATH := line in Makefile to set your LHAPDF library path (e.g. path/lhapdf/lib).

  2. Compile USP-JEWEL

cd USP-JEWEL
make
  1. Make sure to setup LHAPDF environment paths (just like JEWEL installation)
export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=$LD_LIBRARY_PATH:/path/lhapdf/lib
export LHAPATH=/path/lhapdf/share/lhapdf

Running the example

Let's see if everything is setup correctly by running an example. The folder example/ has parameters files for the JEWEL (params_example.dat and the medium medium_params_example.dat (similar to original JEWEL), and a TReNTo+vUSPhydro PbPb 0-10% 5.02 TeV medium profile. The file is rather large so be sure to decompress it (should be .dat file!) before usage.

For this test, a nuclear PDF must be provided by LHAPDF, e.g. EPPS21nlo_CT18Anlo_Pb208 (referenced by the parameter PDFSET 904400 in params_example.dat). It can be obtained from here and the test will work for any other PDF set as long as the parameter file is modified accordingly.

cd example/
unxz 0-10_example.dat.xz
.././usp-jewel params_example.dat

After the execution is completed, the expected outputs are out.log, logging multiple events, and the final-particle distribution out.hepmc. And it is done! You now can simulate JEWEL parton shower evolution in realistic 2+1D hydrodynamic profiles!