top of page
If you are interested in reproducing our results, please see links and brief discussion below
Some basic requirements include:
-
A build of CERN ROOT
2. Access to the e4nu Software from GitHub
To reproduce our plots, see the Results_C/ folder within the github, and you can run each of these within a ROOT session to produce the plots; you can also directly view the bin contents of each plot. Here are a few examples:
In principle, if you produce outputs of identical observables from your own independent models, you may overlay your results easily within the ROOT TCanvas objects created by these scripts.
To go a bit further, you can use the e4nu github branch e4v_multiplicity to produce multiplicity plots with full fiducials from the CLAS6 detector.
You can also complete comparisons with CLAS6 fiducial corrections via the e4nu github branch e4nu_truth, with all plotting codes readily available.
​
If you would like to go still further, you can fully build the e4nu software through the same github repository. A warning: the software is many thousands of lines long, and you will likely have to request access to Fermilab computing resources in order to process our GENIE event samples (~1TB in size).
For access to the original data release from our Nature publication, see the below link:
Supplementary Information, Nature volume 599, pages 565–570 (2021)
If you would like to access this data elsewhere, you can do so here.


bottom of page