Various boolean values to flag any problems with the parameter point. More...

#include <physpars.h>

Public Member Functions
bool	test () const
	returns true if there's any problem

bool	testSeriousProblem () const
	Only returns true if there's a serious problem.

	sProblem ()

	sProblem (const sProblem &s)
	Constructor that sets flags equal to those of s.

const sProblem &	operator= (const sProblem &)
	Sets flags equal to those of s.

Public Attributes
bool	mgutOutOfBounds

bool	badConvergence
	Nowhere near a decent solution.

bool	irqfp
	Infra-red quasi fixed point breached.

bool	noRhoConvergence
	Couldn't calculate electroweak rho parameter.

bool	noConvergence
	Iteration did not converge: not always serious.

tachyonType	tachyon

tachyonType	tachyonWarning

bool	muSqWrongSign
	mu^2 came out with wrong sign; no REWSB

bool	m3sq
	m3sq came out with wrong sign; no REWSB

bool	higgsUfb
	Higgs potential inconsistent with a good minimum.

bool	notGlobalMin
	Not in global minimum of Higgs potential.

bool	nonperturbative
	Running went non-perturbative.

bool	noMuConvergence

bool	inaccurateHiggsMass
	Higgs mass is potentially inaccurate and cant be trusted.

bool	problemThrown

Detailed Description

Various boolean values to flag any problems with the parameter point.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

◆ sProblem()

softsusy::sProblem::sProblem ( )

inline

constructor full of false values

Member Data Documentation

◆ noMuConvergence

bool softsusy::sProblem::noMuConvergence

mu couldn't be calculated

◆ tachyon

tachyonType softsusy::sProblem::tachyon

Tachyonic point

◆ tachyonWarning

tachyonType softsusy::sProblem::tachyonWarning

This only gets switched on if there is an imaginary tree-level mass at MZ. SOFTSUSY's output might be slightly inaccurate in this case, but it doesn't mean that the point is ruled out

The documentation for this struct was generated from the following files:

src/physpars.h
src/physpars.cpp

Public Member Functions