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refactor: avoid unnecessary calculations in triplet compatibility #1929
refactor: avoid unnecessary calculations in triplet compatibility #1929
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My understanding is that these changes will only affect the strip detector (if we think only about ATLAS). Are these changes actually run by the CI?
…ts-project#1929) This PR moves the calculation of `iSinTheta2 * options.sigmapT2perRadius` to outside the loop over the top triplet component to avoid recalculating this variable for every iteration. It also avoids the calculation of the seed pT if not necessary. This is not supposed to change the physics performance.
This PR moves the calculation of
iSinTheta2 * options.sigmapT2perRadius
to outside the loop over the top triplet component to avoid recalculating this variable for every iteration.It also avoids the calculation of the seed pT if not necessary.
This is not supposed to change the physics performance.