HiggsSignals
2.6.1
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Contains HiggsSignals configuration parameters and core routines. More...
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logical | set_sm_expected = .False. |
If true, this sets all central values of the measurement to the SM prediction. | |
double precision | assignmentrange = 1.0D0 |
The mass range (in standard deviations), in which the Higgs is forced to be assigned to a peak observable. More... | |
double precision | assignmentrange_massobs = 2.0D0 |
The mass range (in standard deviations), in which the Higgs is forced to be assigned to to peak observables, which have a mass measurement. More... | |
double precision | mu_cutoff_for_assignment = 1.0D-03 |
The mass range (in standard deviations), in which the Higgs is forced to be assigned to an STXS observable. More... | |
double precision | significantcontribution = 0.01D0 |
In case of multiple Higgs assignments in the box pdf case, this is the relative contribution of a Higgs boson to be counted as contributing in the mass separation chi^2. More... | |
Contains HiggsSignals configuration parameters and core routines.
double precision usefulbits_hs::assignmentrange = 1.0D0 |
The mass range (in standard deviations), in which the Higgs is forced to be assigned to a peak observable.
Can be modified using setup_assignmentrange().
double precision usefulbits_hs::assignmentrange_massobs = 2.0D0 |
The mass range (in standard deviations), in which the Higgs is forced to be assigned to to peak observables, which have a mass measurement.
Can be modified using setup_assignmentrange_massobservables().
double precision usefulbits_hs::mu_cutoff_for_assignment = 1.0D-03 |
The mass range (in standard deviations), in which the Higgs is forced to be assigned to an STXS observable.
Can be modified using setup_assignmentrange_stxs(). The minimal signal strength to be considered for an assignment to an observable.
double precision usefulbits_hs::significantcontribution = 0.01D0 |
In case of multiple Higgs assignments in the box pdf case, this is the relative contribution of a Higgs boson to be counted as contributing in the mass separation chi^2.