[PWGDQ] Adding Ref Flow in new Dimuon Table#5741
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Added a new table named
RefFlowDimuonto store the following quantities needed for the REF FLOW:This enables a new way for averaging the ref flow over dimuons which could be useful for future analyses (Poi is averaged in the same way).
This PR has been tested locally (with some AODs). The calculated values of v2 for reference flow appear to be quite reasonable.