Module flavio.physics.bdecays.bpll_subleading
Functions
def fct_deltaC7_polynomial(B, P)-
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def fct_deltaC7_polynomial(B, P): def fct(wc_obj, par_dict, q2, cp_conjugate): par = par_dict.copy() if cp_conjugate: par = conjugate_par(par) return helicity_amps_deltaC7_polynomial(q2, par, B, P) return fct def fct_deltaC9_constant(B, P)-
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def fct_deltaC9_constant(B, P): def fct(wc_obj, par_dict, q2, cp_conjugate): par = par_dict.copy() if cp_conjugate: par = conjugate_par(par) return helicity_amps_deltaC9_constant(q2, par_dict, B, P) return fct def fct_deltaC9_polynomial(B, P)-
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def fct_deltaC9_polynomial(B, P): def fct(wc_obj, par_dict, q2, cp_conjugate): par = par_dict.copy() if cp_conjugate: par = conjugate_par(par) return helicity_amps_deltaC9_polynomial(q2, par_dict, B, P) return fct def helicity_amps_deltaC7(q2, deltaC7, par, B, P)-
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def helicity_amps_deltaC7(q2, deltaC7, par, B, P): r"""A function returning a contribution to the helicity amplitudes in $B\to P\ell^+\ell^-$ coming from an effective shift of the Wilson coefficient $C_7(\mu_b)$. This can be used to parametrize residual uncertainties due to subleading non-factorizable hadronic effects. """ return _helicity_amps_deltaC(q2, deltaC7, '7', par, B, P)A function returning a contribution to the helicity amplitudes in $B\to P\ell^+\ell^-$ coming from an effective shift of the Wilson coefficient $C_7(\mu_b)$. This can be used to parametrize residual uncertainties due to subleading non-factorizable hadronic effects.
def helicity_amps_deltaC7_polynomial(q2, par, B, P)-
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def helicity_amps_deltaC7_polynomial(q2, par, B, P): deltaC7 =( par[B+'->'+P+' deltaC7 a Re'] + par[B+'->'+P+' deltaC7 b Re'] *q2 +1j*( par[B+'->'+P+' deltaC7 a Im'] + par[B+'->'+P+' deltaC7 b Im'] *q2 )) return helicity_amps_deltaC7(q2, deltaC7, par, B, P) def helicity_amps_deltaC9(q2, deltaC9, par, B, P)-
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def helicity_amps_deltaC9(q2, deltaC9, par, B, P): r"""A function returning a contribution to the helicity amplitudes in $B\to P\ell^+\ell^-$ coming from an effective shift of the Wilson coefficient $C_9(\mu_b)$. This can be used to parametrize residual uncertainties due to subleading non-factorizable hadronic effects. """ return _helicity_amps_deltaC(q2, deltaC9, 'v', par, B, P)A function returning a contribution to the helicity amplitudes in $B\to P\ell^+\ell^-$ coming from an effective shift of the Wilson coefficient $C_9(\mu_b)$. This can be used to parametrize residual uncertainties due to subleading non-factorizable hadronic effects.
def helicity_amps_deltaC9_constant(q2, par, B, P)-
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def helicity_amps_deltaC9_constant(q2, par, B, P): deltaC9 = par[B+'->'+P+' deltaC9 c Re'] + 1j*par[B+'->'+P+' deltaC9 c Im'] return helicity_amps_deltaC9(q2, deltaC9, par, B, P) def helicity_amps_deltaC9_polynomial(q2, par, B, P)-
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def helicity_amps_deltaC9_polynomial(q2, par, B, P): deltaC9 =( par[B+'->'+P+' deltaC9 a Re'] + par[B+'->'+P+' deltaC9 b Re'] *q2 +1j*( par[B+'->'+P+' deltaC9 a Im'] + par[B+'->'+P+' deltaC9 b Im'] *q2 )) return helicity_amps_deltaC9(q2, deltaC9, par, B, P)