TARA

TARA is an object-oriented program written in C++, which allows in an easy way a partial wave analysis of complicated multi-body final states as occurring in today’s particle physics experiments. The main features are: full automatic generation of amplitudes at run time, unlimited spin of the resonances and initial states, decays with and without parity conservation, arbitrary dynamics, full LATEX-documentation of any function implemented, parameter documentation and control throughout the whole fit and visualization of the results.

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  1. Forca, Božidar (ed.); Kovač, Mitar (ed.); Čabarkapa, Obrad (ed.); Petrović, Dalibor (ed.): 37th symposium on operations research, SYM-OP-IS 2010, Tara, Serbia, September 21--24, 2010. Proceedings (2010)
  2. Górska, K.; Penson, K. A.; Duchamp, G. H. E.: Generation of coherent states of photon-added type via pathway of eigenfunctions (2010)
  3. Menasco, William (ed.); Thistlethwaite, Morwen (ed.): Handbook of knot theory (2005)
  4. Guillemin, Victor W. (ed.); Puppe, Volker (ed.); Vergne, Michèle (ed.): Cohomological aspects of Hamiltonian group actions and toric varieties (2004)
  5. Todorović, Jovan (ed.); Vujošević, Mirko (ed.); Vasić, Branko (ed.): 29th Yugoslavian symposium on operations research, SYM-OP-IS 2002. Proceedings, Tara, Yugoslavia, October 9--12, 2002. (2002)
  6. Sixdeniers, J.-M.; Penson, K. A.: On the completeness of photon-added coherent states (2001)
  7. Degener, Thomas F.: TARA - an object-oriented program for a partial wave analysis of sequential two body decays (1999)