We've added most of them, just need the f(0)(500), which we might need to add to the list of known particles in MINT, and the non-resonant component, which we'll need to work out how to do.
We should then be able to reproduce the Dalitz plots in the BaBar paper. If not, we'll have to look into more of the details of the resonance models as there may be some subtleties we're missing.
The issue is that with the more complicated model, the size of the integrators explodes, so we run out of RAM, so we'll also need to find a more efficient way of doing the integrals and generation.
Add all the resonances as in the BaBar paper.
We've added most of them, just need the f(0)(500), which we might need to add to the list of known particles in MINT, and the non-resonant component, which we'll need to work out how to do.
We should then be able to reproduce the Dalitz plots in the BaBar paper. If not, we'll have to look into more of the details of the resonance models as there may be some subtleties we're missing.
The issue is that with the more complicated model, the size of the integrators explodes, so we run out of RAM, so we'll also need to find a more efficient way of doing the integrals and generation.