These are the options used to get full Leading-Order behaviour for Pythia within athena.
These may be updated as understanding increases!
Pythia.PythiaCommand = [
"pysubs msel 0", # Users decay choice.
"pydat1 parj 90 20000", # Turn off FSR.
"pypars mstp 81 20", # Turns off multiple interactions
"pydat1 mstj 41 0", # Turn off Parton Shower
"pypars mstp 61 0", # Turn off ISR
"pypars mstp 91 0", # Turn off primordial kT
"pypars mstp 71 0", # Turn off FSR completely
"pypars mstp 111 0", # Turn off hadronisation
# Z production:
"pysubs msub 1 1", # Create Z bosons.
"pysubs ckin 1 60.0", # Lower invariant mass.
"pydat3 mdme 174 1 0",
"pydat3 mdme 175 1 0",
"pydat3 mdme 176 1 0",
"pydat3 mdme 177 1 0",
"pydat3 mdme 178 1 0",
"pydat3 mdme 179 1 0",
"pydat3 mdme 182 1 1", # Switch for Z->ee.
"pydat3 mdme 183 1 0",
"pydat3 mdme 184 1 0", # Switch for Z->mumu.
"pydat3 mdme 185 1 0",
"pydat3 mdme 186 1 0", # Switch for Z->tautau.
"pydat3 mdme 187 1 0"]
# Tauola (for tau decays?)
include ( "EvgenJobOptions/CSC_Tauola_Fragment.py" )
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MikeFlowerdew - 25 Apr 2008