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0001 Various macros related to running the pi0 Tower by Tower calib module  in various situations:
0002 
0003 macros for running tower slope method on MDC2 files 
0004 FOR using various decalibration/calibration updates to the sim and reco frameworks in coresoftware, see towerslope macros directories 
0005 
0006 Macro/script for running over MDC2 Hits files with embedding (Production 62 currently) 
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0009 Fun4All_pi0tbt_SIMPLE_EMBED.C
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0011 Notes: does not need filelist input (e.g. from CreateFileList.pl), see comments inside, takes single 
0012 integer input, assuming filenames of Production 62 MDC2 Hits files.  For other production
0013 runs beginning of macro/filename parsing part my need up dated. Note that per usual MDC2 
0014 and presumably all sphenix default production/sim file access, only the filename is specified
0015 and lustre system/dcache finds the file and decides/provides appropriate "full path" access method.
0016 Valid filenames can be obtained from CreateFileLists.pl
0017 
0018 
0019 Macros for doing the actual fitting steps and iterations
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0021 
0022 runLCELoop.C
0023 
0024 this runs the TbT iterations, the first (or zeroth) iteration if used is run during initial
0025 the fun4all running that also creates the reduced cluster ntuple which this runLCELoop macro
0026 operates on.  Reads in output of previous iterations correction Values applies them, makes
0027 new set (the current iteration's) of tower by tower mass histograms. 
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0030 save_corr*.C macros
0031 
0032 reads in the mass histograms file, fits the mass distributions, extracts correction values and
0033 produces new file of those.  Usually takes as input the ouput of the runLCELoop except possibly 
0034 for the first (or "zeroth") iteration.
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