Changes between Version 17 and Version 18 of WhizardInterface

Timestamp:

Jul 4, 2010, 6:36:33 PM (14 years ago)

Author:

Christian Speckner

Comment:

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WhizardInterface

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   * {{{WOFeynman}}}: Feynman gauge
   * {{{WORxi}}}: Rxi gauges. In this case, you __must__ define a parameter taking the role of \xi and pass it to the interface via {{{WOGaugeParameter}}} (see below).
- * {{{WOGaugeParameter}}}: The parameter which takes the role of \xi in the Rxi gauges, can be either a string or a symbol. Note that this parameter is automatically added to the parameter list. Default: "Rxi"
+ * {{{WOGaugeParameter}}}: The parameter which takes the role of \xi in the Rxi gauges, can be either a string or a symbol. Note that this parameter is automatically added to the parameter list if WOAutoGauge is set to {{{True}}}. Default: "Rxi"
  * {{{WOWhizardVersion}}}: Select the WO version for which you want to generate code. Possible choices:
   * {{{"1.92"}}}: WO 1.92
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   * {{{"2.0" }}}: WO 2.0 (default)
  * {{{WOVerbose}}}: Verbose output. At the moment, this gives detailed information on skipped vertices. Default: False
- * {{{WOAutoGauge}}}: Automagically assign goldstone boson masses.. Default: True
+ * {{{WOAutoGauge}}}: Automagically assign goldstone boson masses and add the gauge parameter to the parameter list (in the case of Rxi gauge). Default: True
  * {{{WOMaxCouplingsPerFile}}}: The maximum number of couplings written into a single FORTRAN file. Reduce this number if you run into trouble compiling the generated code. Default: 500
  * {{{WORunParameters}}}: A list of all parameters which are recalculated when \alpha_s changes. Without effect for WO1.9x output. Default: {G, aS}