RESTRICT MODEL

STATUS:

PART OF THE OFFICIAL RELEASE

PROBLEM:

You want to set a mass to ZERO/ REMOVE PART of the model for speed point of view/...

SOLUTION:

you have to define a file

restrict_XXXX.dat in the UFO model this file should be a valid param_card.dat (so you can create this file by doing: python write_param_card.py in the UFO directory, then rename the output file) from this file.

1. All zero/one value are fixed in the model and can't be changed anymore
2. If a Block has two identical value. Those two value are merged to a single one
3. All couplings which are zero for this param_card are removed from the model.

To load this restricted model in mg5. you have to do: import model MODELNAME-XXXX

if XXXX is default, then the import import model MODELNAME load automatically the restriction restrict_default.dat. The original model can then be retrieve by the command import model MODELNAME-full.

ADD MODEL

STATUS:

Not yet in any official release (current one is 2.0.0) available at: lp:~maddevelopers/madgraph5/plugin_model

SYNTAX:

ADD MODEL NAME [--recreate] [--output=XXX]

WHAT IT DOES:

• It create a new model named: NAME1NAME2 (where NAME1 is the name of the current loaded model and NAME2 is the plugin one).
• The new model contains the SUM of all interactions of both model! The code didn't check if the same interactions appears in

both model. If this happens, the new model will contain TWO times the same interactions (and is then likely to be wrong).

• if the options "--recreate" is present and a model NAME1_NAME2 already exists then the code remove that model.
• if the options "--recreate" is NOT present and a model NAME1_NAME2 already exists then code just import NAME1NAME2 model.
• The options output allows to specify the name of the resulting model (can then be imported via "import model XXX")

MORE DETAILS

1) ALL external parameter which correspond to the same block/id are expected to be identical between the two model. Be carefull if you use this with some "frblock" since they are likely to have different physical meaning betwen different model.

2) ALL particles are identified by their PDG_CODE. If a particles of the plugin model has a pdg_code of one particle of the original model then we assume the two particles to be identical and to have the same mass/same width. IF one of the two model has that particle defined with a ZERO mass and not the other, the resulting mass will ALWAYS be the non zero one.

3) If two parameters have the same name for different physical quantity, then the plugin variable will be renamed automatically.

4) The coupling order takes the minimal value of the coupling order found in both model. This might not be what you want => Probably need to modify that file manually!