Documentation for "Method used for two-loop calculation"
Posted: 2. May 2018, 11:57
Hello
I am sorry if this has been discussed before and I missed it in my search, but where exactly is documented what the different settings of "Method used for two-loop calculation" do? (Block SPhenoInput entry n.8)
Thanks a lot for the info!
Roberto
PS
I understand it is a very tough job, but let me point out that Pythia has managed to provide documentation for nearly all options (and are many!) via pretty convenient html document http://home.thep.lu.se/~torbjorn/pythia ... lcome.html that documents the physics of each setting in a pretty transparent and searchable way. Most important of all it provides a "one stop shopping" to learn what the code does if you set something to a different value. May I remark that SPheno documentation appear a bit too scattered around to 1) find where the option you need to learn about is documented 2) to be sure you are reading the latest version of that. That said the flexibility of SARAH+SPheno is admirable, but, as a user, to keep up with that one need good doc. The forum may help but is very heavy on both sides. In case such a "one stop shopping" for SARAH and SPheno exists, please disregard my comment and thanks a lot for pointing me to that help page.
I am sorry if this has been discussed before and I missed it in my search, but where exactly is documented what the different settings of "Method used for two-loop calculation" do? (Block SPhenoInput entry n.8)
Thanks a lot for the info!
Roberto
PS
I understand it is a very tough job, but let me point out that Pythia has managed to provide documentation for nearly all options (and are many!) via pretty convenient html document http://home.thep.lu.se/~torbjorn/pythia ... lcome.html that documents the physics of each setting in a pretty transparent and searchable way. Most important of all it provides a "one stop shopping" to learn what the code does if you set something to a different value. May I remark that SPheno documentation appear a bit too scattered around to 1) find where the option you need to learn about is documented 2) to be sure you are reading the latest version of that. That said the flexibility of SARAH+SPheno is admirable, but, as a user, to keep up with that one need good doc. The forum may help but is very heavy on both sides. In case such a "one stop shopping" for SARAH and SPheno exists, please disregard my comment and thanks a lot for pointing me to that help page.