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| The goal is to write a code (e.g. python, Mathematica) that takes any BSM model in a symbolic form (e.g. Feynrules) and calculates SMEFT Wilson coefficients in the low-energy effective theory up to one loop precision. The matching between BSM and SMEFT can be done using universal formulas recently obtained using functional (path integral) approach. | The goal is to write a code (e.g. python, Mathematica) that takes any BSM model in a symbolic form (e.g. Feynrules) and calculates SMEFT Wilson coefficients in the low-energy effective theory up to one loop precision. The matching between BSM and SMEFT can be done using universal formulas recently obtained using functional (path integral) approach. | ||
| - | Contributors: Adam Falkowski, Sudhir Vempati, Rafiqul Rahaman, Ashwani Kushwaha, Mathew Arun Thomas, Ritesh Singh, Jérémie Quevillon, (your name here), ... | + | Contributors: Adam Falkowski, Sudhir Vempati, Rafiqul Rahaman, Ashwani Kushwaha, Mathew Arun Thomas, Ritesh Singh, Jérémie Quevillon, Shiuli Chatterjee, (your name here), ... |
| == References == | == References == | ||
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