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[PWGLF] Fix proton double counting in coalescence and add jet/UE spectrum reweighting - #18524
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- Fixed double counting by excluding protons consumed in deuteron coalescence from jet finding.
- Added pT-dependent reweighting of antiproton and antideuteron spectra in jet and UE regions.
- For antideuterons, the weight is calculated as the squared antiproton weight evaluated at half the antideuteron pT.
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