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- 8. Mar 2018, 17:29
- Forum: SPheno, FlavorKit
- Topic: Problem with loop functions in MSSM
- Replies: 2
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Re: Problem with loop functions in MSSM
Hi Florian, Well, I was using before version 4.12.0 and I was getting, for the same input: Spheno: 26 9.78232041E-14 # Brmu->egamma 29 6.08765204E-16 # Brmu->3e and SARAH: 701 1.45868469E-16 # muegamma 901 1.95784487E-18 # mu3e But now, with version 4.12.3 and the same input, I am getting: 701 8.212...
- 7. Mar 2018, 16:22
- Forum: SPheno, FlavorKit
- Topic: Problem with loop functions in MSSM
- Replies: 2
- Views: 2040
Problem with loop functions in MSSM
Hi Florian, We have been using SARAH with SPheno and SPheno alone to calculate some LFV processes. We observed some differences between them and when checking for a single point, it writes the output without complaints, but then in Messages.out we discovered a lot of problems like: IIp called with s...
- 28. Jun 2017, 09:41
- Forum: Model implementation in SARAH
- Topic: Problems with 2HDM in SARAH
- Replies: 4
- Views: 8738
Re: Problems with 2HDM in SARAH
Hi Florian, I think it could be correct, if you use the function ATan which gives results between (-Pi/2 and Pi/2), or something similar. The only thing is that you should do ATan ( ZH[2,2]/ZH[1,2]) as ZH[1,1] is (-Sin(alpha) ). Thanks a lot for your help. Oscar
- 28. Jun 2017, 08:50
- Forum: Model implementation in SARAH
- Topic: Problems with 2HDM in SARAH
- Replies: 4
- Views: 8738
Re: Problems with 2HDM in SARAH
Indeed, this is exactly what happens. It is not enough to use ArcCos(Cos(A)) to obtain A, apart from the global sign problem. I just plotted (SCALARMIX[1, 2], Cos[HMIX[11]]) and (SCALARMIX[1, 1], Sin[HMIX[11]]) and this is what I get: So, with the alpha SPheno gets, I can not reproduce the mixing ma...
- 27. Jun 2017, 18:35
- Forum: Model implementation in SARAH
- Topic: Problems with 2HDM in SARAH
- Replies: 4
- Views: 8738
Problems with 2HDM in SARAH
Hi Florian, > Hi Oscar, > > thank you for your message. First, just to clarify: you refer to the > value \alpha written in HMIX 11 in the SPheno.spc? Yes, this is the value we refer to > > This value is calculated is (see parameters.m under "scalar mixing angle") > > DependenceSPheno -> ArcCos[ZH[1,...