Sum_distr returns a segmentation fault (core dumped) for the VLQ model

Hello Tessa,

please provide  the following details to <email address hidden>

(which can be found in results folder)

1. prt file(s)

2. session.dat file(s)

3. the list of subprocesses and let us know

if you use or do not use PDF functions

Regards,

Alexander

On 16/04/2020 13:14, tessa h wrote:
> New question #689997 on CalcHEP:
> https://answers.launchpad.net/calchep/+question/689997
>
> Hello,
>
> I have multiple distributions which I would like to sum to make a python plot, but summing them using sum_distr returns with the error segmentation fault (core dumped) with no error code. This has not occurred in my previous uses of sum_distr, so I am at a loss.
>
> Many thanks,
> Tessa
>
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Prof. Alexander S Belyaev (<email address hidden>)
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I have sent the files to your email.

I did not get it. Are you sure you have sent files to <email address hidden>
?
Please check.

It was sent but through my university email, I'm resending it through the email linked to this account.

Hi Tessa,

I have got your files.

The problem was that you have been summing up IDENTICAL PROCESSES, for
example

sasha-laptop:~/tmp/calchep_problems/tessa/Error files/dupl> grep "\->"  *
distr_1:u, u~ -> b, b~, W+, W-
distr_2:u, u~ -> b, b~, W+, W-
distr_3:u, u~ -> b, b~, W+, W-
distr_4:u, u~ -> b, b~, W+, W-
distr_5:u, u~ -> b, b~, W+, W-
prt_1:#Subprocess 1 ( u, u~ -> b, b~, W+, W- )
prt_17:#Subprocess 1 ( u, u~ -> b, b~, W+, W- )
prt_17:#Subprocess 1 ( u, u~ -> b, b~, W+, W- )
prt_2:#Subprocess 1 ( u, u~ -> b, b~, W+, W- )
prt_3:#Subprocess 1 ( u, u~ -> b, b~, W+, W- )
prt_4:#Subprocess 1 ( u, u~ -> b, b~, W+, W- )
prt_5:#Subprocess 1 ( u, u~ -> b, b~, W+, W- )

After dublicate removal  one left with 12 subprocesses and respective
distributions to sum up

distr_10:t, t~ -> b, b~, W+, W-
distr_11:u~, u -> b, b~, W+, W-
distr_12:d~, d -> b, b~, W+, W-
distr_13:s~, s -> b, b~, W+, W-
distr_14:c~, c -> b, b~, W+, W-
distr_15:b~, b -> b, b~, W+, W-
distr_16:t~, t -> b, b~, W+, W-
distr_6:d, d~ -> b, b~, W+, W-
distr_7:s, s~ -> b, b~, W+, W-
distr_8:c, c~ -> b, b~, W+, W-
distr_9:b, b~ -> b, b~, W+, W-

which CalcHEP does without problem

Best,

Alexander

P.S. We will improve diagnostic of CalcHEP in the future versions

On 19/04/2020 13:10, tessa h wrote:
> Question #689997 on CalcHEP changed:
> https://answers.launchpad.net/calchep/+question/689997
>
> tessa h posted a new comment:
> It was sent but through my university email, I'm resending it through
> the email linked to this account.
>
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Prof. Alexander S Belyaev (<email address hidden>)
https://www.hep.phys.soton.ac.uk/content/alexander-belyaev

School of Physics & Astronomy, University of Southampton
Office 5047, SO17 1BJ, TEL: +44 23805 98509, FAX: +44 23805 93910
.....................................................................
Particle Physics Department, Rutherford Appleton Laboratory
Didcot, OX11 0QX, TEL: +44 12354 45562, FAX: +44 12354 46733
.....................................................................
CERN, CH-1211 Geneva 23, Switzerland
Office 40/1-B20, Mailbox: E27910, TEL: +41 2276 71642
______________________________________________________________________