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Send message Joined: 13 Feb 15 Posts: 1188 Credit: 857,561 RAC: 33 ![]() ![]() |
Shortly after a successful suspend/resume operation of a job, I very often see a WARNING message like Begin processing the 11th record. Run 1, Event 2463011, LumiSection 29557 at 12-Mar-2016 09:14:23.145 CET Begin processing the 12th record. Run 1, Event 2463012, LumiSection 29557 at 12-Mar-2016 09:32:35.407 CET Begin processing the 13th record. Run 1, Event 2463013, LumiSection 29557 at 12-Mar-2016 09:32:35.724 CET G4Fragment::CalculateExcitationEnergy(): WARNING Fragment: A = 26, Z = 12, U = -2.152e-01 MeV IsStable= 1 P = (-7.712e+01,5.522e+01,6.635e+01) MeV E = 2.420e+04 MeV Begin processing the 14th record. Run 1, Event 2463014, LumiSection 29557 at 12-Mar-2016 09:32:37.722 CET Does this have any negative influence on the processed data? |
![]() ![]() Send message Joined: 20 Jan 15 Posts: 1138 Credit: 8,132,735 RAC: 844 ![]() ![]() |
As far as I know, no. That looks like a normal warning that a calculation has gone astray -- remember that most of the code has been written by grad students with little or no formal computer-science training... :-) ...and of course that floating-point calculations are often not exact. If we do establish a correlation with suspension that would be a little more worrying, but in any event the effect is going to be buried in the statistics (unless it's appearing as a SUSY particle!). ![]() |
Send message Joined: 13 Feb 15 Posts: 1188 Credit: 857,561 RAC: 33 ![]() ![]() |
Thanks Ivan, I think that correlation is just my imagination. |
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