Computation of DCAxyz for forward tracks #14460
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* Computation of 3D DCA for forward tracks * clang format --------- Co-authored-by: Maurice Coquet <mcoquet@lxplus955.cern.ch>
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* Computation of 3D DCA for forward tracks * clang format --------- Co-authored-by: Maurice Coquet <mcoquet@lxplus955.cern.ch>
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Using Newton-Raphson algorithm. Was tested locally and converges in 2.2 iterations on average for standard paramaeter tracks, amounting to an average of 6 mus of CPU time par track.