I am one of the Resummino authors and I've seen in you recent (pre-)release where you added a Resummino cross section interface :+1:.
I wanted to bring to your attention that we already have a python interface to resummino (and others) [1], but for a different purpose (parameter scans, interpolation, total cross sections and HPC distributed runs). It might still be useful to compare/as inspiration (e.g. we parse results through regex)?
For the purely electroweak processes there is also aNNLO+NNLL precision available, by specifying the --nnll parameter.
We also store the data from the SUSY cern twiki here [2] (the format follows [3]) and have hepi-fast for interpolation [4], in analogy to n(n)ll-fast.
Dear SModels authors,
I am one of the Resummino authors and I've seen in you recent (pre-)release where you added a Resummino cross section interface :+1:. I wanted to bring to your attention that we already have a python interface to resummino (and others) [1], but for a different purpose (parameter scans, interpolation, total cross sections and HPC distributed runs). It might still be useful to compare/as inspiration (e.g. we parse results through regex)?
For the purely electroweak processes there is also aNNLO+NNLL precision available, by specifying the
--nnllparameter.We also store the data from the SUSY cern twiki here [2] (the format follows [3]) and have
hepi-fastfor interpolation [4], in analogy to n(n)ll-fast.Cheers, Alexander Neuwirth
[1] https://github.com/APN-Pucky/HEPi/blob/master/hepi/run/resummino/run.py [2] https://github.com/APN-Pucky/HEPi/tree/master/hepi/data/json [3] https://github.com/fuenfundachtzig/xsec [4] https://github.com/APN-Pucky/HEPi/tree/master#hepi-fast