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by Avelino
14. Nov 2019, 10:58
Forum: SPheno, FlavorKit
Topic: Problem solving the EW tadpole equations using Mu and TanBeta
Replies: 4
Views: 4968

Re: Problem solving the EW tadpole equations using Mu and TanBeta

That would indeed be a very nice possibility, but I am not sure you can always find an analytical solution. Martin's solution only works for the MSSM. As soon as you complicate the model a little you start finding difficulties to solve the tadpole equations (unless you do it for squared mass terms)....
by Avelino
13. Nov 2019, 14:27
Forum: SPheno, FlavorKit
Topic: Problem solving the EW tadpole equations using Mu and TanBeta
Replies: 4
Views: 4968

Re: Problem solving the EW tadpole equations using Mu and TanBeta

Solving the tadpole equations for parameters other than squared mass terms is usually problematic. The reason is that Mathematica may not be able to find an analytical solution to the equations. I am not sure there is a way around this...
by Avelino
31. May 2019, 20:31
Forum: SPheno, FlavorKit
Topic: Compilation error
Replies: 4
Views: 4796

Re: Compilation error

Great! :D
by Avelino
31. May 2019, 11:13
Forum: SPheno, FlavorKit
Topic: Compilation error
Replies: 4
Views: 4796

Re: Compilation error

That's strange. Have you previously created a SM SPheno module with SARAH and later copied it (with cp -r) into SPheno?
by Avelino
19. Apr 2019, 10:20
Forum: SPheno, FlavorKit
Topic: Spectrum generation (NMSSM) : tachyonic states with a well-known benchmark
Replies: 4
Views: 2982

Re: Spectrum generation (NMSSM) : tachyonic states with a well-known benchmark

Dear Robin, I believe that the files that you downloaded from https://sarah.hepforge.org/trac/wiki/NMSSM is pretty much outdated. My recommendation is to regenerate it using the latest SARAH version, that will produce an output for SPheno that works perfectly with SPheno 4.0.3.
by Avelino
17. Apr 2019, 18:37
Forum: SPheno, FlavorKit
Topic: Regarding discrepancy in LFV result from SPheno
Replies: 5
Views: 3165

Re: Regarding discrepancy in LFV result from SPheno

Hi and sorry for the delay in my response. Now I see your approach. Since you already identified the loops leading to the discrepancy and know how to find their analytical expressions in the Fortran code (as you write, they are in the FlavorKit_LFV_modelname.f90 file), I would compare these to your ...
by Avelino
9. Apr 2019, 14:20
Forum: SPheno, FlavorKit
Topic: Regarding discrepancy in LFV result from SPheno
Replies: 5
Views: 3165

Re: Regarding discrepancy in LFV result from SPheno

For my understanding: how do you compare your analytical results to those obtained by FlavorKit?
by Avelino
8. Apr 2019, 15:16
Forum: SPheno, FlavorKit
Topic: Regarding discrepancy in LFV result from SPheno
Replies: 5
Views: 3165

Re: Regarding discrepancy in LFV result from SPheno

Hi Saiyad, sometimes there are discrepancies for individual loop diagrams that cancel out in the sum. However, I understand that is not your case. You also get a different result in the sum. Is this correct? If so, I can think of two possible reasons: 1) Please check whether the involved loop functi...
by Avelino
2. Apr 2019, 16:00
Forum: SPheno, FlavorKit
Topic: "no implicite type" error in SPheno
Replies: 12
Views: 8022

Re: "no implicite type" error in SPheno

As a far as I know, introducing "fictitious" mixings is usually a bad idea in SARAH. I tried to do it several times but finally realized that it leads to many problems. My guess is that that's precisely the origin of your issues. However, you mention that not including the mixing leads to problems a...
by Avelino
1. Apr 2019, 20:58
Forum: SPheno, FlavorKit
Topic: "no implicite type" error in SPheno
Replies: 12
Views: 8022

Re: "no implicite type" error in SPheno

I just tried this implementation of the Scotogenic model with SARAH-4.13.0 and SPheno-4.0.3. The SPheno code is generated correctly, and I only get some warnings... Non-zero result for {etI,etp,conj(Hp)} vertex which violates charge. (This might just be a problem with simplifying the vertex, but cou...