Hi All
I would like SPheno to print out the value of the bilinear coupling B_0 (that appears in the scalar potential) in the .spc output file at the input scale. I take it that B_0 must be known by SPheno internally as it is an important running parameter. I have looked through the various SPheno manuals but can’t find a way to achieve this.
Any help/ advise would be greatly appreciated!
Thanks,
Adam
Extracting the Bilinear Coupling
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MDGoodsell
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Re: Extracting the Bilinear Coupling
Dear Adam,
SPheno doesn't store the value at the high scale. So you will have to hack the code. In SPheno itself (as opposed to SARAH-generated spheno), you need to add a line to store the value in a global variable in the routine boundaryHS2 in the file SugraRuns. For SARAH-SPheno, you need boundaryHS in the Boundaries_<model name>.f90 file.
In both cases, to then write the value to your .spc file you need to add a corresponding line in InputOutput.f90
SPheno doesn't store the value at the high scale. So you will have to hack the code. In SPheno itself (as opposed to SARAH-generated spheno), you need to add a line to store the value in a global variable in the routine boundaryHS2 in the file SugraRuns. For SARAH-SPheno, you need boundaryHS in the Boundaries_<model name>.f90 file.
In both cases, to then write the value to your .spc file you need to add a corresponding line in InputOutput.f90
Re: Extracting the Bilinear Coupling
[quote="MDGoodsell"] you need to add a line to store the value in a global variable in the routine boundaryHS2 in the file SugraRuns.
Hi MDGoodsell
Thanks so much for your reply!
Do you have any idea what the line I should add should be. My Fortran skills are pretty non-existent!
Thanks
Adam
Hi MDGoodsell
Thanks so much for your reply!
Do you have any idea what the line I should add should be. My Fortran skills are pretty non-existent!
Thanks
Adam