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SLHARoutines
The programs ggh@nnlo and
bbh@nnlo work with a certain
format of in- and output files which will be called SLHA-like in what
follows. The precise definition for what we understand by this will be
explained below. The typical application of an SLHA-line input file
is to provide a single set of input parameters. So, for example, one value
of the Higgs mass, the center-of-mass energy, etc. is provided, and the
corresponding value for the cross section is evaluated by one of the
programs mentioned above.
Often, however, one would like to calculate the cross section for a
whole set of parameters, for example, for Higgs masses from 100 to 300
GeV in steps of 10 GeV, or for various values of the renormalization
scale, etc. This requires to change the input file for every run, read
the result from the output file, save it, and start over. Of course,
this should be done by a script, and slharoutines provides a
useful set to facilate this task.
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