Changes between Version 8 and Version 9 of DevelopmentPage/MultiParton

Timestamp:

Feb 21, 2010, 8:36:47 PM (15 years ago)

Author:

Fabio Maltoni

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DevelopmentPage/MultiParton

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 I am not sure how to do this in fortran.  A better alternative  is to use recursive Berends-Giele relations for color ordered amps. This is easy enough for pure gluonic amplitudes, which could be used to make tests.
 There is also another clear improvement that one could try to make, which is storing only one line of the color matrix
-and getting all the others by applying the same permutations. Finally, if one is able to generate the permutations instead of listing them in the code, one could really write a small code: this is certainly possible, the problem is that we need exactly the same algo in Fortran (to run the code) and in Python (to write the code and make the identification of the jamp(i) with the corresponding element in the color matrix. 
+and getting all the others by applying the same permutations. 
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+Finally, if one is able to generate the permutations instead of listing them in the code, one could really write a small code: this is certainly possible (see attached file nexper.f for a fortran implementation), the problem is that we need exactly the same algo in Fortran (to run the code) and in Python (to write the code and make the identification of the jamp(i) with the corresponding element in the color matrix. 
 
 === Third Step : Expand the results in powers of 1/Nc and MC over color flows ===