@dvandyk and myself are matching the SMEFT onto the WET in the Bern basis and we found a discrepancy between the definition of the Bern basis in the WCXF convention and the implementation in the /translate/wet.py implementation. In the WCXF convention files the four-fermion operators in the Bern basis are defined with a factor of 4GF/\sqrt{2} whereas in the JMS basis they are defined without this factor. In the /translate/wet.py implementation of _JMS_to_Bern_I no such factor appears, and neither does it in _Bern_to_JMS_I.
Dear Wilson Team,
@dvandyk and myself are matching the SMEFT onto the WET in the Bern basis and we found a discrepancy between the definition of the Bern basis in the WCXF convention and the implementation in the /translate/wet.py implementation. In the WCXF convention files the four-fermion operators in the Bern basis are defined with a factor of 4GF/\sqrt{2} whereas in the JMS basis they are defined without this factor. In the /translate/wet.py implementation of _JMS_to_Bern_I no such factor appears, and neither does it in _Bern_to_JMS_I.
Best, Seb