Run3 crosssections

[danielwinterbottom]

• switch default cme back to 13 TeV
• switching to 13.6 TeV for Run-3 in samples_v12.py
• adding the latest lumi numbers for Run-3

[IzaakWN]

Thanks, @danielwinterbottom.

Would you like to add more precise luminosities in a later PR?

The lumi text should be set here: https://github.com/cms-tau-pog/TauFW/blob/c5096f6accffe4e36e3a96438d6f09bbfb2e2c1c/Plotter/python/plot/CMSStyle.py#L131 So to get a 3-digit round, it should be changed to something like

        string += "%3g fb^{#minus1}"%(lumi)

where it should yield the following

# tests
for lumi in [59.74,59.75,59.76,137.4,137.5,137.6]:
  print("%6s -> %5.3g/fb"%(lumi,lumi))

# output:
 59.74 ->  59.7/fb
 59.75 ->  59.8/fb
 59.76 ->  59.8/fb
 137.4 ->   137/fb
 137.5 ->   138/fb
 137.6 ->   138/fb

[danielwinterbottom]

Thanks, @danielwinterbottom.

Would you like to add more precise luminosities in a later PR?

The lumi text should be set here:

https://github.com/cms-tau-pog/TauFW/blob/c5096f6accffe4e36e3a96438d6f09bbfb2e2c1c/Plotter/python/plot/CMSStyle.py#L131

So to get a 3-digit round, it should be changed to something like

        string += "%3g fb^{#minus1}"%(lumi)

where it should yield the following

# tests
for lumi in [59.74,59.75,59.76,137.4,137.5,137.6]:
  print("%6s -> %5.3g/fb"%(lumi,lumi))

# output:
 59.74 ->  59.7/fb
 59.75 ->  59.8/fb
 59.76 ->  59.8/fb
 137.4 ->   137/fb
 137.5 ->   138/fb
 137.6 ->   138/fb

I tried to implement something here: https://github.com/cms-tau-pog/TauFW/pull/44/commits/42a32975ffa85a32fc2114aaf29f196a45d0f665

I had to make slight change of using "%.3g" so that it still print e.g "27.0" when we have lumi=27.0072 But there is an annoying issue if we wanted to print a >=3 digit number where it will always print the decimal place as well e.g printing 138 will print 138.

[IzaakWN]

I had to make slight change of using "%.3g" so that it still print e.g "27.0" when we have lumi=27.0072 But there is an annoying issue if we wanted to print a >=3 digit number where it will always print the decimal place as well e.g printing 138 will print 138.

Thanks, good catch. It's a bit ugly, but I would then suggest:

        string += ("%#3g"%(lumi)).rstrip('.') + " fb^{#minus1}"

so we get:

# test:
for lumi in [27.0072,27.04,27.05,27.006,59.74,59.75,59.76,137.4,137.5,137.6]:
  print(("%7s -> %#5.3g"%(lumi,lumi)).rstrip('.')+" fb^{#minus1}")

# output:
27.0072 ->  27.0 fb^{#minus1}
  27.04 ->  27.0 fb^{#minus1}
  27.05 ->  27.1 fb^{#minus1}
 27.006 ->  27.0 fb^{#minus1}
  59.74 ->  59.7 fb^{#minus1}
  59.75 ->  59.8 fb^{#minus1}
  59.76 ->  59.8 fb^{#minus1}
  137.4 ->  137 fb^{#minus1}
  137.5 ->  138 fb^{#minus1}
  137.6 ->  138 fb^{#minus1}

[IzaakWN]

Sorry for the typos, this should indeed be correct as you did in https://github.com/cms-tau-pog/TauFW/pull/44/commits/644933ed0896ad6bad0861afc5412b5a5f04c622:

        string += ("%#3g"%(lumi)).rstrip('.') + " fb^{#minus1}"

Thanks @danielwinterbottom, I will merge.