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Hi Francesca, Oh, right, I see, you can have events where nelectron = 0 or nmuon = 0, without having nlepton = 0. Sorry. I guess I was thinking about it backwards. Thanks, sheila On Mon, 5 Dec 2005, Francesca Di Lodovico wrote: > Hi Sheila, if I look at eg > nlepton = 1 there are ~ 700k events, if I look at nelectron = 1, there are > ~590k events, and if I look at nmuons = 1 there are ~ 110k events. So, > the sum on nelectron = 1 and nmuon = 1 is nlepton = 1. > nlepton = 2 is just given by nelectron =2 as there are no events with nmuon = 2. > Concerning nelectron = 0 and nmuon = 0, they correspond to the case when > nmuon > 0 and nelectron > 0, respectively, so anyway nlepton >0. > Is it Ok? > Francesca > > > On Mon, 5 Dec 2005, Sheila Mclachlin wrote: > > > > > Hi vubrecoil people, > > > > I am having a problem making my R18b comparison plots: > > > > http://www.slac.stanford.edu/~penguin/VubStuff/VubRecoil/problem/problem.html > > > > (Normally I just bug Wolfgang when I have problems, > > but I'm sure he's extra busy right now. So that's > > why I'm emailing everyone.) > > > > sheila > > > > >