Thanks Olivier, but I don't understand your answer. At the top of the run card is:
#*********************************************************************
# Number of events and rnd seed *
# Warning: Do not generate more than 1M events in a single run *
# If you want to run Pythia, avoid more than 50k events in a run. *
#*********************************************************************
24000 = nevents ! Number of unweighted events requested
1234 = iseed ! rnd seed (0=assigned automatically=default))
I only see a single seed here, and it's unclear where the distinction is happening that you seem to indicate between a python seed and a fortran seed.
Thanks Olivier, but I don't understand your answer. At the top of the run card is:
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# Number of events and rnd seed *
# Warning: Do not generate more than 1M events in a single run *
# If you want to run Pythia, avoid more than 50k events in a run. *
#******
24000 = nevents ! Number of unweighted events requested
1234 = iseed ! rnd seed (0=assigned automatically=
I only see a single seed here, and it's unclear where the distinction is happening that you seem to indicate between a python seed and a fortran seed.
Best,
Zach