[PWGLF] Local polarization of Lambda induced by jets in Run3 pp collisions at 13.6 TeV #13455
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Dear Experts:
The recent code is mainly used to calculate Lambda local polarization
I have two .cxx files and one header file to complete my analysis.These codes have been updated.
TableProducer : lambdaJetpolarizationbuilder.cxx : The file has not been modified.
Tasks ：lambdaJetpolarization.cxx :
1.add lambda shi phi distribution in jet frame
2.fixed the range of arcsintheta and arccostheta
DataModel : lambdaJetpolarization.h : The file has not been modified.
I am preparing to further run the analysis on Hyperloop and hope that the experts can approve my pull request.
Best wishes,
Youpeng Su
Oct 20, 2025