rezest_point

This stand-alone binary will accept three arguments on standard input (space separated on a single line) and will write the resolution values on standard output.

<#1483#>Input:<#1483#>
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  1. total magnitude of momentum in GeV/#tex2html_wrap_inline387#
  2. dip angle in radians (polar angle referenced from #tex2html_wrap_inline389# in the lab; #math9##tex2html_wrap_inline391# there #tex2html_wrap_inline393# is the standard polar angle)
  3. mass in GeV/#tex2html_wrap_inline395#
<#1484#>Output:<#1484#>
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  1. relative resolution in transverse momentum (#math10##tex2html_wrap_inline397#)
  2. resolution in azimuthal angle (#tex2html_wrap_inline399#)
  3. resolution in polar angle (#tex2html_wrap_inline401#)

For example: 

verbatim7#
says that a 1~GeV/#tex2html_wrap_inline403# particle traveling in a direction 1.22 radians forward of the transverse direction with a mass of 139~MeV has an estimated #math11##tex2html_wrap_inline405#, #math12##tex2html_wrap_inline407#~mrad, and #math13##tex2html_wrap_inline409#~mrad.