Changes between Version 13 and Version 14 of ComplexMassScheme


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Timestamp:
Aug 13, 2015, 3:12:34 AM (9 years ago)
Author:
Valentin Hirschi
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  • ComplexMassScheme

    v13 v14  
    4848   * {{{ --lambdaCMS }}}
    4949   * {{{ --show_plot }}}
     50   * {{{ --lambda_plot_range }}}
    5051   * {{{ --recompute_width }}}
    5152   * {{{ --CTModeRun }}}
     
    101102   * Example: --show_plot=False
    102103
     104 {{{--lambda_plot_range=[-1.0,-1.0]]}}}::
     105    Specifies the lower and upper bounds for the range of $\lambda$ values to be plotted. A negative value means that it is automatically taken to the extremum of all the values used for producing the result of the cms check.
     106   * Example: --lambda_plot_range=[1e-05,1e-02]
     107
    103108 {{{--recompute_width=auto}}}::
    104109    Decides how to compute the leading-order accurate width necessary for the test to pass. Four possible values 'never', 'first_time', 'always' or 'auto'. 'never' means that the width for $\lambda=1$ will be taken from the value in the default param_card .dat and the widths for subsequent smaller values of $\lambda$ will be computed via a simple scaling law. 'first_time' means that the widths will be computed (numerically or analytically if the model has a decay module) with MadWidth' for $\lambda=1$ and scaled down for lower $\lambda$ values. 'always' means that the widths will be recomputed for all $\lambda$ values (this mode is only to be used for checking the width computation). Finally the default value 'auto' will be interpreted as 'never' for an LO test where LO-accurate width aren't necessary in the offshell region and 'first_time' if the check is NLO.