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Detailed Description
Author:
- Peter Athron (peter.athron@coepp.org.au)
- Pat Scott (p.scott@imperial.ac.uk)
Date:
- 2015
- 2015
Routines to help translate between SLHA2 sfermions and SLHA1 (or similar) sfermions.
Note that when family mixing occurs, there is no clear definition of ~t_1, ~t_2, etc, as these are neither gauge eigenstates nor mass eigenstates. Extensive matrix manipulations would be required in order to define the family states as the results of diagonalising a 2x2 submatrix of the full 6x6 mass matrix. Here we instead define the family states to be the two mass eigenstates with the largest contributions from gauge eigenstates of the appropriate family. For example, this means that ~t_1 is the lightest of the two mass eigenstates that have the largest combined contribution from the gauge eigenstates ~t_L and ~t_R.
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// GAMBIT: Global and Modular BSM Inference Tool
// *********************************************
/// \file
///
/// Routines to help translate between SLHA2 sfermions
/// and SLHA1 (or similar) sfermions.
///
/// Note that when family mixing occurs, there is no clear
/// definition of ~t_1, ~t_2, etc, as these are neither
/// gauge eigenstates nor mass eigenstates. Extensive
/// matrix manipulations would be required in order to
/// define the family states as the results of diagonalising
/// a 2x2 submatrix of the full 6x6 mass matrix. Here
/// we instead define the family states to be the two mass
/// eigenstates with the largest contributions from gauge
/// eigenstates of the appropriate family. For example,
/// this means that ~t_1 is the lightest of the two mass
/// eigenstates that have the largest combined contribution
/// from the gauge eigenstates ~t_L and ~t_R.
///
/// *********************************************
///
/// Authors:
///
/// \author Peter Athron
/// (peter.athron@coepp.org.au)
/// \date 2015
///
/// \author Pat Scott
/// (p.scott@imperial.ac.uk)
/// \date 2015
///
/// *********************************************
#ifndef __MSSM_slhahelp_hpp__
#define __MSSM_slhahelp_hpp__
#include <iostream>
#include <map>
#include <string>
#include <utility>
#include <vector>
#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <set>
#include "gambit/Elements/subspectrum.hpp"
#include "gambit/Elements/spectrum.hpp"
#include "gambit/Utils/util_types.hpp"
namespace Gambit
{
namespace slhahelp
{
/// Add a disclaimer about the absence of a MODSEL block in a generated SLHAea object
void add_MODSEL_disclaimer(SLHAstruct& slha, const str& object);
/// Simple helper function for adding missing SLHA1 2x2 family mixing matrices to an SLHAea object.
void attempt_to_add_SLHA1_mixing(const str& block, SLHAstruct& slha, const str& type,
const SubSpectrum& spec, double tol, str& s1, str& s2, bool pterror);
/// ***************** Gauge <-> Mass Eigenstate Helpers ****************
/// @{
/// Identifies the mass eigenstate with largest gauge eigenstate content.
/// @{
/// Version that tests internally agains a user-requested tolerance, either
/// raising a GAMBIT error (if pterror_only = false) or invalidating a point.
str mass_es_from_gauge_es(str gauge_es, const SubSpectrum& mssm, double tol,
str context, bool pterror_only);
/// Version returning maximum mixing
str mass_es_from_gauge_es(str gauge_es, double & max_mixing,
const SubSpectrum& mssm);
/// Version returning gauge composition of identified mass eigenstate
str mass_es_from_gauge_es(str gauge_es,
std::vector<double> & gauge_composition,
const SubSpectrum& mssm);
/// Version returning maximum mixing and full gauge composition of
/// identified mass eigenstate.
str mass_es_from_gauge_es(str gauge_es, double & max_mixing,
std::vector<double> & gauge_composition,
const SubSpectrum& mssm);
/// @}
/// Identifies the gauge eigenstate with largest mass eigenstate content.
/// @{
/// Version that tests internally agains a user-requested tolerance, either
/// raising a GAMBIT error (if pterror_only = false) or invalidating a point.
str gauge_es_from_mass_es(str mass_es, const SubSpectrum& mssm,
double tol, str context, bool pterror_only);
/// Version returning maximum mixing
str gauge_es_from_mass_es(str mass_es, double & max_mixing,
const SubSpectrum& mssm);
/// Version returning mass composition of identified gauge eigenstate
str gauge_es_from_mass_es(str mass_es,
std::vector<double> & mass_composition,
const SubSpectrum& mssm);
/// Version returning maximum mixing and full mass composition of
/// identified gauge eigenstate.
str gauge_es_from_mass_es(str mass_es, double & max_mixing,
std::vector<double> & mass_composition,
const SubSpectrum& mssm);
/// @}
/// @}
///***************** Family <-> Mass Eigenstate Helpers ***********/
/// @{
/// Identifies the mass eigenstate that best matches the requested family state.
/// @{
/// Version that tests internally agains a user-requested tolerance for family mixing, either
/// raising a GAMBIT error (if pterror_only = false) or invalidating a point.
str mass_es_closest_to_family(str familystate, const SubSpectrum& mssm,
double tol, str context, bool pterror_only);
/// Version returning mixing elements of the resulting mass eigenstate
/// into the two gauge eigenstates of the requested family. To test
/// against family mixing, check that the square sum of elements of this
/// mixing matrix row are sufficiently close to 1. That is, compare
/// gauge_composition(1)^2 + gauge_composition(2)^2 to 1-tolerance.
str mass_es_closest_to_family(str familystate,
std::vector<double> & gauge_composition,
const SubSpectrum& mssm);
/// Version returning the square sum of gauge mixing elements
str mass_es_closest_to_family(str familystate,
double & sum_sqr_mix,
const SubSpectrum& mssm);
/// Version returning mixing elements of the resulting mass eigenstate
/// into the two gauge eigenstates of the requested family, and off-family mixing.
str mass_es_closest_to_family(str familystate,
std::vector<double> & gauge_composition,
std::vector<double> & off_family_mixing,
const SubSpectrum& mssm);
/// @}
/// Identifies the family state that best matches the requested mass eigenstate.
/// @{
/// Version that tests internally agains a user-requested tolerance for family mixing, either
/// raising a GAMBIT error (if pterror_only = false) or invalidating a point.
str family_state_closest_to_mass_es(str mass_es, const SubSpectrum& mssm,
double tol, str context, bool pterror_only);
/// Version returning the mass eigenstate composition of the gauge
/// eigenstate that best matches the requested mass eigenstate.
str family_state_closest_to_mass_es(str mass_es, std::vector<double> & mass_comp,
const SubSpectrum& mssm);
/// Version returning the summed squares of the contributions to the
/// gauge eigenstate that best matches the requested mass eigenstate,
/// of the two mass eigenstates that look most like the resulting family.
/// (Seriously, just use the tol version.) To test against family
/// mixing, you can check that this square of elements is sufficiently
/// close to 1.
str family_state_closest_to_mass_es(str mass_es, double & sum_sqr_mix,
const SubSpectrum& mssm);
/// Version returning the mass eigenstate composition of the best-matching
/// gauge eigenstate, and the summed squares of the contributions to this
/// from the two mass eigenstates that look most like the resulting family.
str family_state_closest_to_mass_es(str mass_es, double & sum_sqr_mix,
std::vector<double> & mass_comp,
const SubSpectrum& mssm);
/// @}
/// Identifies the two mass eigenstates which best match a requested family,
/// as well as the resulting 2x2 family mixing matrix between them.
/// The matrix has the form (Mix_{11}, Mix_{12}, Mix_{21}, Mix_{22}).
/// @{
/// Version that tests internally agains a user-requested tolerance for family mixing, either
/// raising a GAMBIT error (if pterror_only = false) or invalidating a point.
std::vector<double> family_state_mix_matrix(str type /*"~u", "~d" or "~e-"*/, int generation,
str & mass_es1, str & mass_es2, const SubSpectrum& mssm,
double tol, str context, bool pterror_only);
/// Version that leaves the test up to the user.
/// To test that there is negligible family mixing, you can check that for both rows of the
/// family mixing matrix, the sum of squares of elements is sufficently close to 1. That is,
/// check Mix_{11}^2 + Mix_{12}^2 > 1-tolerance && Mix_{21}^2 + Mix_{22}^2 > 1-tolerance.
/// where vec is the std::vector returned by this method
std::vector<double> family_state_mix_matrix(str type /*"~u", "~d" or "~e-"*/, int generation,
str & mass_es1, str & mass_es2, const SubSpectrum& mssm);
/// @}
/// @}
/// Add an entire MSSM spectrum to an SLHAea object
void add_MSSM_spectrum_to_SLHAea(const SubSpectrum& mssmspec, SLHAstruct& slha, int slha_version);
} // namespace slhahelp
/// Structure to hold mass eigenstate pseudonyms for gauge eigenstates
struct mass_es_pseudonyms
{
public:
/// Constructor
mass_es_pseudonyms() : filled (false) {}
/// Known pseudonym strings
/// @{
/// Particles
/// @{
str isdl;
str isul;
str issl;
str iscl;
str isb1;
str ist1;
str isell;
str isnel;
str ismul;
str isnmul;
str istau1;
str isntaul;
str isdr;
str isur;
str issr;
str iscr;
str isb2;
str ist2;
str iselr;
str ismur;
str istau2;
//str iner; uncomment to add right-handed nus
//str inmur; uncomment to add right-handed nus
//str intaur; uncomment to add right-handed nus
/// @}
/// Anti-particles
/// @{
str isdlbar;
str isulbar;
str isslbar;
str isclbar;
str isb1bar;
str ist1bar;
str isellbar;
str isnelbar;
str ismulbar;
str isnmulbar;
str istau1bar;
str isntaulbar;
str isdrbar;
str isurbar;
str issrbar;
str iscrbar;
str isb2bar;
str ist2bar;
str iselrbar;
str ismurbar;
str istau2bar;
//str inerbar; uncomment to add right-handed nus
//str inmurbar; uncomment to add right-handed nus
//str intaurbar; uncomment to add right-handed nus
/// @}
/// @}
/// Maps relating the pseudonym strings in both directions
std::map<str,str> gauge_family_eigenstates;
std::map<str,str> mass_eigenstates;
/// Struct has already been filled or not.
bool filled;
/// Fill strings and maps in struct
void fill(const SubSpectrum&, double, bool, bool);
/// Refill strings and maps in struct
void refill(const SubSpectrum&, double, bool, bool);
/// Debug printer for pseudonyms
void debug_print(const SubSpectrum&);
/// Gauge state debug printer for pseudonyms
void debug_print_gauge(const SubSpectrum&, str&, str&, double&);
/// Family state debug printer for pseudonyms
void debug_print_family(const SubSpectrum&, str&, str&, double&, double&);
private:
/// Helper functions for filling maps from MSSM gauge eigenstates to mass eigenstates.
/// @{
void fill_mass_es_psn_gauge(str&, str&, str, const SubSpectrum&, double, bool, bool);
void fill_mass_es_psn_family(str&, str&, str, const SubSpectrum&, double, bool, bool);
/// @}
};
} // namespace gambit
#endif
Updated on 2024-07-18 at 13:53:33 +0000