SSP - plotting

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Astro
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SSP - plotting

Post by Astro » 30. Dec 2016, 12:36

Dear sir,

I follow up SARAH's tutorial page on Google+, in this post :

https://plus.google.com/+FlorianStaub/p ... o?sfc=true

It's declared that how to plot for instance the Higgs mass as function of A_0 by reading SpectrumFiles.spc. Now how to write ListPlot[] command to plot any observable say Br( B -> s \gamma ) as a function of chargino or neutralino mass ?

Cheers ..

FStaub
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Re: SSP - plotting

Post by FStaub » 30. Dec 2016, 17:46

The convention is that you can always use the Les Houches block and number. For instance,

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Block FlavorKitQFV # quark flavor violating observables 
     200    3.15000000E-04  # BR(B->X_s gamma)
     201    1.00000000E+00  # BR(B->X_s gamma)/BR(B->X_s gamma)_SM
     300    2.63388992E-03  # BR(D->mu nu)
     301    9.98906512E-01  # BR(D->mu nu)/BR(D->mu nu)_SM
     400    2.49265971E-02  # BR(Ds->mu nu)
     401    9.98787370E-01  # BR(Ds->mu nu)/BR(Ds->mu nu)_SM
     402    2.43609487E-01  # BR(Ds->tau nu)
     403    9.98787281E-01  # BR(Ds->tau nu)/BR(Ds->tau nu)_SM
     500    2.28834415E-06  # BR(B->mu nu)
...     
=> FLAVORKITQFV[200] is the value of b->s gamma in SSP. All masses are available via MASS[PDG].

Cheers,
Florian

Astro
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Re: SSP - plotting

Post by Astro » 30. Dec 2016, 20:36

Thanks .

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