Rescale subleading bvll parameters#283
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Rescales the nuisance parameters used to model subleading non-factorizable hadronic effects in (B\to K^*\ell\ell) / (B_s\to\phi\ell\ell) at low (q^2), implementing a new convention intended to leave physical predictions unchanged when using the default priors.
Changes:
- Update the low-(q^2) (\Delta C_7^{(\prime)}) polynomial parameterization to use (q^2/m_B^2) and an overall factor (m_B/(2m_b)).
- Rescale the correlated prior widths in
parameters_correlated.ymlaccordingly for the affected (\Delta C_7^{(\prime)}) parameters. - Minor whitespace cleanup in a YAML comment.
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| File | Description |
|---|---|
| flavio/physics/bdecays/bvll/subleading.py | Applies the new normalization for the (\Delta C_7^{(\prime)}) polynomial used for subleading low-(q^2) effects. |
| flavio/data/parameters_correlated.yml | Updates correlated prior widths for the affected nuisance parameters to match the new convention. |
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This pull request simply rescales the hadronic parameters of the subleading hadronic effects in$B\to K^*\ell\ell$ . This is just a change of convention without affecting the predictions in flavio.
Expressing the helicity amplitude as
where$h_\lambda(q^2)$ encode any non-local effects, the subleading effects in the new convention correspond to the shifts
with the parameters$a_\lambda$ and $b_\lambda$ defined in flavio. Compared to the previous convention, the new one defines