loop MSSM with Herwig++ problem
I am trying to generate p p > t1 t1~ [QCD ]with loop_MSSM. Herwig6 works fine but I cannot
make it work with Herwig++, though I have set path to the HepMC and so on. It seems
it is HepMC problem. If you can suggest something that would be very very helpful.
The system is Linux. gcc is version 4.9.1 (Red Hat 4.9.1-10)
I think only change I did from default run_card is HERWIG6-> HERWIGPP.
launch auto
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/disk1/
return self.onecmd_
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return func(arg, **opt)
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files.
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shutil.
File "/opt/rh/
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copy2(src, real_dst)
File "/opt/rh/
copyfile(src, dst)
File "/opt/rh/
with open(src, 'rb') as fsrc:
IOError: [Errno 2] No such file or directory: '/disk1/
Value of current Options:
notificat
ignore_
loop_
cluster_
exrootana
automatic_
output_
complex_
max_
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VERSION 2.3.3 2015-10-25 *
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#* Command File for MadGraph5_aMC@NLO *
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set group_subprocesses Auto
set ignore_
set loop_optimized_
set loop_color_flows False
set gauge unitary
set complex_mass_scheme False
set max_npoint_
import model sm
define p = g u c d s u~ c~ d~ s~
define j = g u c d s u~ c~ d~ s~
define l+ = e+ mu+
define l- = e- mu-
define vl = ve vm vt
define vl~ = ve~ vm~ vt~
import model loop_MSSM
generate p p > t1~ t1 [QCD]
output testnlo
#######
## PARAM_CARD AUTOMATICALY GENERATED BY MG5 FOLLOWING UFO MODEL ####
#######
## ##
## Width set on Auto will be computed following the information ##
## present in the decay.py files of the model. ##
## See arXiv:1402.1178 for more details. ##
## ##
#######
#######
## INFORMATION FOR FRALPHA
#######
Block fralpha
1 -1.138252e-01 # alp
#######
## INFORMATION FOR HMIX
#######
Block hmix
1 3.576810e+02 # RMUH
2 9.748624e+00 # tb
#######
## INFORMATION FOR LOOP
#######
Block loop
1 9.118800e+01 # MU_R
#######
## INFORMATION FOR MASS
#######
Block mass
5 4.880000e+00 # MB
6 1.750000e+02 # MT
15 1.777000e+00 # Mta
23 9.118760e+01 # MZ
24 7.982901e+01 # MW
25 1.108991e+02 # MH01
35 3.999601e+02 # MH02
36 3.995839e+02 # MA0
37 4.078790e+02 # MH
1000001 5.684411e+02 # set of param :1*Msd1, 1*Msd2
1000002 5.611190e+02 # set of param :1*Msu1, 1*Msu2
1000005 5.130652e+02 # Msd3
1000006 3.996685e+02 # Msu3
:
1000011 2.029157e+02 # set of param :1*Msl1, 1*Msl2
1000012 1.852583e+02 # set of param :1*Msn1, 1*Msn2
1000015 1.344909e+02 # Msl3
1000016 1.847085e+02 # Msn3
1000021 6.077137e+02 # Mgo
1000022 9.668807e+01 # Mneu1
1000023 1.810882e+02 # Mneu2
1000024 1.816965e+02 # Mch1
1000025 -3.637560e+02 # Mneu3
1000035 3.817294e+02 # Mneu4
1000037 3.799393e+02 # Mch2
2000001 5.452285e+02 # set of param :1*Msd4, 1*Msd5
2000002 5.492593e+02 # set of param :1*Msu4, 1*Msu5
2000005 5.437267e+02 # Msd6
2000006 5.857858e+02 # Msu6
2000011 1.441028e+02 # set of param :1*Msl4, 1*Msl5
2000015 2.068678e+02 # Msl6
## Dependent parameters, given by model restrictions.
## Those values should be edited following the
## analytical expression. MG5 ignores those values
## but they are important for interfacing the output of MG5
## to external program such as Pythia.
1 0.000000 # d : 0.0
2 0.000000 # u : 0.0
3 0.000000 # s : 0.0
4 0.000000 # c : 0.0
11 0.000000 # e- : 0.0
12 0.000000 # ve : 0.0
13 0.000000 # mu- : 0.0
14 0.000000 # vm : 0.0
16 0.000000 # vt : 0.0
21 0.000000 # g : 0.0
22 0.000000 # a : 0.0
1000014 185.258300 # svm : Msn1
1000013 202.915700 # mul- : Msl1
2000013 144.102800 # mur- : Msl4
1000004 561.119000 # cl : Msu1
2000004 549.259300 # cr : Msu4
1000003 568.441100 # sl : Msd1
2000003 545.228500 # sr : Msd4
9000003 91.187600 # ghz : MZ
9000004 79.829010 # ghwp : MW
9000005 79.829010 # ghwm : MW
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