Dear Florian,
What is the definition of MonopoleXYZ(mloop1^2,mloop2^2,mloop3^2), with XYZ={S,F,V}?
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They appear in FlavorKit WC of 1-loop penguin FFV with massLESS V.
Massless gauge bosons are treated differently using a special loop functions, as explained in FlavorKit manual 1405.1434, such as C2C12C22() in what I got.
I noticed that PreSARAH_package.m contains MonopoleXYZ(), but without the expressions.
Many thanks.
Best regards
Peiwen
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Peiwen Wu (吴 培文)
Research Fellow
Korea Institute for Advanced Study (KIAS)
Email (KIAS): pwwu@kias.re.kr
Email (Personal): peiwen.wu123@gmail.com
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What is MonopoleSFF(m1,m2,m3) in Wilson coefficients
What is MonopoleSFF(m1,m2,m3) in Wilson coefficients
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Re: What is MonopoleSFF(m1,m2,m3) in Wilson coefficients
Hi,
these are special loop functions for the monopole contributions. I must admit that I'm not sure, if they are written up somewhere in TeX, but you can take a look at
to see the Fortran expressions.
Cheers,
Florian
these are special loop functions for the monopole contributions. I must admit that I'm not sure, if they are written up somewhere in TeX, but you can take a look at
Code: Select all
Package/SPheno/IncludeSPheno/IncludeLowEnergy.f90
Cheers,
Florian
Re: What is MonopoleSFF(m1,m2,m3) in Wilson coefficients
Dear Florian,
There is no search result of "mono" in IncludeLowEnergy.f90, but only special C functions.
In fact, in the whole folder/sub-folder of SARAH-4.13.0, I didn't find any definition of "mono" through:
grep -ir "mono" *
Could you please have a look at it? Thank you.
Best regards
Peiwen
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Peiwen Wu (吴 培文)
Research Fellow
Korea Institute for Advanced Study (KIAS)
Email (KIAS): pwwu@kias.re.kr
Email (Personal): peiwen.wu123@gmail.com
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There is no search result of "mono" in IncludeLowEnergy.f90, but only special C functions.
In fact, in the whole folder/sub-folder of SARAH-4.13.0, I didn't find any definition of "mono" through:
grep -ir "mono" *
Could you please have a look at it? Thank you.
Best regards
Peiwen
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Peiwen Wu (吴 培文)
Research Fellow
Korea Institute for Advanced Study (KIAS)
Email (KIAS): pwwu@kias.re.kr
Email (Personal): peiwen.wu123@gmail.com
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FStaub wrote:Hi,
these are special loop functions for the monopole contributions. I must admit that I'm not sure, if they are written up somewhere in TeX, but you can take a look atto see the Fortran expressions.Code: Select all
Package/SPheno/IncludeSPheno/IncludeLowEnergy.f90
Cheers,
Florian
Re: What is MonopoleSFF(m1,m2,m3) in Wilson coefficients
Sorry, yes. That was moved some time ago into SPheno. Check out
Code: Select all
SPheon-4.0.X/src/LoopFunctions.f90
Re: What is MonopoleSFF(m1,m2,m3) in Wilson coefficients
Dear Florian,
Many thanks. I've found it.
Best regards
Peiwen
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Peiwen Wu (吴 培文)
Research Fellow
Korea Institute for Advanced Study (KIAS)
Email (KIAS): pwwu@kias.re.kr
Email (Personal): peiwen.wu123@gmail.com
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Many thanks. I've found it.
Best regards
Peiwen
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Peiwen Wu (吴 培文)
Research Fellow
Korea Institute for Advanced Study (KIAS)
Email (KIAS): pwwu@kias.re.kr
Email (Personal): peiwen.wu123@gmail.com
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FStaub wrote:Sorry, yes. That was moved some time ago into SPheno. Check outCode: Select all
SPheon-4.0.X/src/LoopFunctions.f90