#include <CPMTower_v1.h>
Public Member Functions | |
const std::vector< int > & | emEnergyVec () const |
get emEnergyVec - emEnergy for all time slices | |
void | setEmEnergyVec (const std::vector< int > &) |
set emEnergyVec - emEnergy for all time slices | |
const std::vector< int > & | hadEnergyVec () const |
get hadEnergyVec - hadEnergy for all time slices | |
void | setHadEnergyVec (const std::vector< int > &) |
set hadEnergyVec - hadEnergy for all time slices | |
const std::vector< int > & | emErrorVec () const |
get emErrorVec - emError for all time slices | |
void | setEmErrorVec (const std::vector< int > &) |
set emErrorVec - emError for all time slices | |
const std::vector< int > & | hadErrorVec () const |
get hadErrorVec - hadError for all time slices | |
void | setHadErrorVec (const std::vector< int > &) |
set hadErrorVec - hadError for all time slices | |
float | eta () const |
get eta | |
void | setEta (float) |
set eta | |
float | phi () const |
get phi (note that for L1Calo phi runs from 0 to 2pi) | |
void | setPhi (float) |
set phi | |
int | peak () const |
void | setPeak (int) |
int | emEnergy () const |
get emEnergy for emEnergyVec[peak] - time slice that (hopefully) contains the collision | |
int | hadEnergy () const |
get hadEnergy for hadEnergyVec[peak] - time slice that (hopefully) contains the collision | |
int | emSliceEnergy (int slice) const |
get emEnergy for emEnergyVec[slice] - time slice for arbitary slice | |
int | hadSliceEnergy (int slice) const |
get hadEnergy for hadEnergyVec[slice] - time slice for arbitary slice | |
int | emError () const |
int | hadError () const |
int | emSliceError (int slice) const |
get emError for emErrorVec[slice] - time slice for arbitary slice | |
int | hadSliceError (int slice) const |
get hadError for hadErrorVec[slice] - time slice for arbitary slice |
Description of CPMTower_v1
int xAOD::CPMTower_v1::emEnergy | ( | ) | const |
get emEnergy for emEnergyVec[peak] - time slice that (hopefully) contains the collision
return the final ET values using the in algorithms