CO D EX SYMBOL

defineHeavyFields

defineHeavyFields[fieldlist]
creates representation of heavy fields. Use output of 'defineHeavyFields' to construct the BSM Lagrangian.

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  • 'defineHeavyFields' function creates the heavy field representation which is used for building the Lagrangian.
  • The argument structure :-
    fieldlist     :{heavy multiplet name, total number of field components (count each spin 0 , spin 1/2 and spin 1 field), SU(3)C quantum number, SU(2)L quantum number, U(1)Y charge, spin of heavy multiplet, mass of heavy multiplet}

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Using'defineHeavyFields' for one heavy field:  (1)Using'defineHeavyFields' for one heavy field:  (1)

The argument for only one heavy field is:

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Use this as an argument for defineHeavyFields :

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Now, use this output for creating the heavy field representation.

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Using 'defineHeavyFields' for two heavy fields:  (1)Using 'defineHeavyFields' for two heavy fields:  (1)
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Representation for first heavy field :

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Representation for second heavy field :

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Using 'defineHeavyFields' for spin 1 heavy field :  (1)Using 'defineHeavyFields' for spin 1 heavy field :  (1)
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We do not count the Lorentz components of a heavy field while writing the total number of field components (the entry next to heavy field name).

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Using 'defineHeavyFields' for spin heavy field :  (1)Using 'defineHeavyFields' for spin heavy field :  (1)
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We do not count the Lorentz components of a heavy field while writing the total number of field components (the entry next to heavy field name).

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