particle¶

Collection of data structures and functions for particle information.

This module defines a particle as a collection of quantum numbers and things related to this.

class AbstractQNConverter[source]¶

Bases: abc.ABC

Abstract interface for a quantum number converter.

abstract convert_to_dict(qn_type, qn_value)[source]¶

abstract parse_from_dict(data_dict)[source]¶

class CompareGraphElementPropertiesFunctor(ignored_qn_list=None)[source]¶

Bases: object

Functor for comparing graph elements.

__call__(props1, props2)[source]¶: Call self as a function.

compare_qn_numbers(qns1, qns2)[source]¶

class InteractionQuantumNumberNames[source]¶

Bases: enum.Enum

Definition of quantum number names for interaction nodes.

L = 1¶

ParityPrefactor = 3¶

S = 2¶

class Labels[source]¶

Bases: enum.Enum

Labels that are useful in the particle module.

Class = 1¶

Component = 2¶

DecayInfo = 3¶

Name = 4¶

Parameter = 5¶

Pid = 6¶

PreFactor = 7¶

Projection = 8¶

QuantumNumber = 9¶

Type = 10¶

Value = 11¶

class ParticleDecayPropertyNames[source]¶

Bases: enum.Enum

Definition of decay properties names of particles.

Width = 1¶

class ParticlePropertyNames[source]¶

Bases: enum.Enum

Definition of properties names of particles.

Mass = 2¶

Pid = 1¶

class QuantumNumberClasses[source]¶

Bases: enum.Enum

Types of quantum number classes in the form of an enumerate.

Float = 2¶

Int = 1¶

Spin = 3¶

class StateQuantumNumberNames[source]¶

Bases: enum.Enum

Definition of quantum number names for states.

BaryonNumber = 1¶

Bottomness = 2¶

CParity = 5¶

Charge = 3¶

Charm = 4¶

ElectronLN = 6¶

GParity = 7¶

IsoSpin = 8¶

MuonLN = 9¶

Parity = 10¶

Spin = 11¶

Strangeness = 12¶

TauLN = 13¶

Topness = 14¶

calculate_combinatorics(edges, state_particles, attached_external_edges_per_node, allowed_particle_groupings=None)[source]¶

check_if_spin_projections_set(state: Union[str, Tuple[str, List[float]]]) → Tuple[str, List[float]][source]¶

check_qns_equal(qns_state, qns_particle)[source]¶

compare_qns(qn_dict, qn_dict2)[source]¶

create_spin_domain(list_of_magnitudes, set_projection_zero=False)[source]¶

get_interaction_property(interaction_properties, qn_name, converter=None)[source]¶

get_particle_candidates_for_state(state, allowed_particle_list)[source]¶

get_particle_property(particle_properties, qn_name, converter=None)[source]¶

initialize_allowed_particle_list(allowed_particle_list)[source]¶

initialize_edges(graph: expertsystem.topology.graph.StateTransitionGraph, edge_particle_dict: Dict[int, Tuple[str, List[float]]]) → List[expertsystem.topology.graph.StateTransitionGraph][source]¶

initialize_external_edge_lists(attached_external_edges_per_node, edge_particle_mapping)[source]¶

initialize_graph(graph, initial_state, final_state, final_state_groupings)[source]¶

initialize_graphs_with_particles(graphs, allowed_particle_list=None)[source]¶

is_boson(qn_dict)[source]¶

load_particles(filename: str) → None[source]¶

Add entries to the particle database from a custom config file.

By default, the expert system loads the particle database from the XML file particle_list.yml that comes with the expertsystem. Use this function to append or overwrite definitions in the particle database.

Note

If a particle name in the loaded XML file already exists in the particle database, the one in the particle database will be overwritten.

merge_qn_props(qns_state, qns_particle)[source]¶

populate_edge_with_spin_projections(graph: expertsystem.topology.graph.StateTransitionGraph, edge_id: int, spin_projections: List[float]) → List[expertsystem.topology.graph.StateTransitionGraph][source]¶