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Modify (extend) an existing ntupleIn the previous section, we created a brand new ntuple containing our particles (a more common example is when the ntuple is generated by some fancy CMKIN routine). We can further tailor it, add or remove particles, change their properties etc. With an appropriate Fortran program (see extendhbook.f) read the original ntuple, do your modifications, and write out to an other ntuple. TODO: there has to be a more elegant solution than just write out to a second ntuple. Maybehropen(... 'U' ...) ? | |||||||
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