This directory contains various codes for simulating runs of events with anisotropic flow (v1,v2,v4) and mock-up nonflow effects (emission of particles by pairs or quadruplets), and for analysing them (with cumulants, with Lee-Yang zeroes). - Bessel.c, Bessel.h: library with the Bessel functions J_0, J_m. - cumulants.cc: implementation of the "cumulant" method, using the generating function advocated in Phys. Rev. C 64 (2001) 054901. Should be compiled together with distributions.cc. NOTE (May.5, 2008): there are mistakes in the computation of statistical error bars (the resolution parameter is ill-computed, the error bar on integrated V{6} should be checked, that on differential v{5} implemented); to be solved (hopefully) soon! - distributions.cc, distributions.h: contain several functions (momentum distribution, flow pT-profiles) for the generation of events. - generator.cc: event generator. Should be compiled with distributions.cc and hasard.c. NOTE (June 20, 2006): a feature I have not imported from previous versions of this program is the possibility to let the flow magnitude fluctuate from event to event. I plan to add it... - hasard.c, hasard.h: random number generator. - inputdata.dat: contains inputs (number of events, number of particles per event) for the generation of events. - zeros.cc: implementation of the "Lee-Yang zeroes" method, using the generating function of J. Phys. G 30 (2004) S1213. Should be compiled with Bessel.c and distributions.cc. - zeros_v1.cc: implementation of the Lee-Yang zeroes method for the analysis of v1, following Nucl. Phys. A 742 (2004) 130. Should be compiled with Bessel.c and distributions.cc. --- To be added later (May 5, 2008): - cumulants_v1.cc: implementation of the three-particle cumulant method (analysis of v1), as in Phys. Rev. C 66 (2002) 014905. ... and even later: - cumulants-bis.cc: implementation of the cumulant method in the version with flow vectors, as originally developed in Phys. Rev. C 63 (2001) 054906. Note that the version implemented in cumulants.cc is our (the authors') recommended one. - zeros-bis.cc: implementation of the Lee-Yang zeroes method in the version with flow vectors, as originally developed in Nucl. Phys. A 727 (2003) 373. Note that the version implemented in zeros.cc is the recommended one.