Add switch for synthetic flow in standard gap triggered LF generator #1968
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@lbariogl this adds a
boolto the standard LF gap-triggered pythia generator such that flow can be added if desired (default: off). Tested to work just fine; also added a correspondinginifile following the nuclei prescription. Let me know if there's something that needs adjusting :-)N.B.: all particles will have v2 vs pT set to that of inclusive charged particles. Thus, for nuclei, the objective of a MC generated with flow will be to find out the modulation of the efficiency instead (and not directly the fractional change of the v2 reco vs v2 generated).