How to load a sm model with ckm matrices?

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I want to load a standard model with ckm matrices, but I could not find any model with "ckm" in "models" directory. However, I searched here and found a person questioned sm_ckm model. How can I import a model with ckm matrices?

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Olivier Mattelaer (olivier-mattelaer) said :
#1

Hi,

you can use one of the three following model:

import model sm-ckm
import model sm-full
import model sm-zeromass_ckm
The difference between those three models are the mass of lepton/quarks.
I would advise to use sm-ckm

To be complete, you can also customize the standard model by doing:
import model sm
customize_model --save=MY

This will ask you the following question:
sm customization:
    1: diagonal ckm [True]
    2: c mass = 0 [True]
    3: b mass = 0 [False]
    4: tau mass = 0 [False]
    5: muon mass = 0 [True]
    6: electron mass = 0 [True]
Enter a number to change it's status or press enter to validate.
For scripting this function, please type: 'help'[60s to answer]

After having done that, you can import your model with those specification by doing
import model sm-MY

Cheers,

Olivier

PS: Only a couple of model support customization (sm/mssm/EWDim6)

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Asma Hadef (asma-hadef-2012) said :
#2

Thank you Olivier for this useful information. It seems that sm model uses by default CKM matrix as diagonal.

Can I ask where (which file) can I find the values for the CKM matrix elements that are used in the calculation please?
I didn't find this information in both "param.card.dat" and "run1-app.log" files.

Thank you in advance,
Best,
Asma

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Olivier Mattelaer (olivier-mattelaer) said :
#3

Hi Asma,

I've done the following:
./bin/mg5
generate p p > e+ e-
output
launch -f

then If I look at:
SubProcesses/P0_qq_ll/G2/run_01_log.txt
I have the following lines:

  Internal Params
  ---------------------------------
 conjg__CKM1x1 = 1.0000000000000000
 conjg__CKM3x3 = 1.0000000000000000
 CKM3x3 = 1.0000000000000000

Note that the value set at zero/one are not always written since some of them can be remove of the model to make it lighther.

Cheers,

Olivier

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Asma Hadef (asma-hadef-2012) said :
#4

Thank you Olivier for your prompt answer and clarification.

Best,
Asma

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Mai (mai-el-sawy) said :
#5

Hi,

I am new user of MadGraph5 and i need to understand how to import another particle to the DY-SM model.

Iam trying to generate events for new particle with varouis masses , 200 , 500, 1000 ..... 4500 GeV and from my little knowledge till now: I can go to Models folder then edit manually the file "particles.py" by adding its pdg code and edit the below example as needed: (can I insert a new symbol to the particles or what is the steps to add a new particles ???)

"MY_PARTICLE" = Particle(pdg_code = XXXX,
              name = 'MY_PARTICLE',
              antiname = 'MY_PARTICLE~',
              spin = 0,
              color = 1,
              mass = Param.ZERO,
              width = Param.ZERO,
              texname = 'MY_PARTICLE',
              antitexname = 'MY_PARTICLE',
              charge = 0,
              LeptonNumber = 1,
              GhostNumber = 0)

Thanks,

Mai

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