Missing Standard Model in version 3.7.1?

Asked by Wei Shi

Dear CalcHEP experts,

I was using a batch file to generate the electroweak process pp->4mu, it worked under CalcHEP version 3.6.25. While using the newest version 3.7.1, it reports "Could not find model: StandardModel."

Is there any idea how to resolve this? The batch file I use for the process is here: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/weishi10141993/DarkSector/master/pp4mu_13TeV_calchep_100k.batch.txt

Thanks,
Wei

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Wei Shi (weishi10141993) said :
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Now I checked the models folder, it seems the model is renamed to "SM" in version 3.7.1 instead of "Standard Model" in version 3.6.25.

After I changed the first line of my batch file to SM, it still doesn't work, showing this error: Could not open */calchep_3.7.1/EWKTest/models/extlib1.mdl at */calchep_3.7.1/bin/run_batch line 995.

And looks like the extlib*.mdl file is missing in the newest version. Any idea how to resolve this?

Wei

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Alexander Pukhov (pukhov) said :
#2

Just open one time SM model in GUI session.

It  creates  extlib file.

Best

   Alexander Pukhov

On 09/29/2018 03:12 AM, Wei Shi wrote:
> Question #674489 on CalcHEP changed:
> https://answers.launchpad.net/calchep/+question/674489
>
> Wei Shi posted a new comment:
> Now I checked the models folder, it seems the model is renamed to "SM"
> in version 3.7.1 instead of "Standard Model" in version 3.6.25.
>
> After I changed the first line of my batch file to SM, it still doesn't
> work, showing this error: Could not open
> */calchep_3.7.1/EWKTest/models/extlib1.mdl at
> */calchep_3.7.1/bin/run_batch line 995.
>
> And looks like the extlib*.mdl file is missing in the newest version.
> Any idea how to resolve this?
>
> Wei
>

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Wei Shi (weishi10141993) said :
#3

Thanks Alex!