TODO.rst

List of potential future FlexibleSUSY features

Explicit path to SARAH installation

Allow the user to specify full path to the SARAH installation (suggested by Florian). This will modify the Needs[] command used in all the scripts (createmodel, configure, start.m).

Decays

Comming soon.

Parameter output names

Currently we're creating the parametr output names from their Mathematica symbols. For example in the MSSM we convert

\[Mu]     ->   "Mu"
B[\[Mu]]  ->   "BMu"

However, in SARAH the user can chose the output name in the model file via:

{{  Description -> "Mu-parameter",
    LaTeX -> "\\mu",
    ...
    OutputName-> Mu }},

{{  Description -> "Bmu-parameter",
    LaTeX -> "B_{\\mu}",
    ...
    OutputName-> Bmu }},

We should use the user-defined output name, i.e.

\[Mu]     ->   "Mu"
B[\[Mu]]  ->   "Bmu"

Create a function which provides particle information

Jae-hyeon proposed the following: FS could provide a function which returns a list of (mass ordered) particles and their properies (R-parity, Hypercharge, ...). From this list a user can easily extract for example the LSP (which would be the first particle in the list with R-charge -1) or the weakly interacting particles etc.

Allow to not run VEVs up to the GUT scale

In the E6SSM for example the VEV running from MZ to MX can become non-perturbative. A user interface for disabling the running of some parameters between some scales might be useful here. Maybe like this:

DisableRGRunning = {
    {vu, LowScale, HighScale},
    {vd, LowScale, HighScale}
};

Spectrum in SLHA convention in Mathematica interface

The FS<model>CalculateSpectrum[handle] function could be extended to output the masses, mixing matrices and parameters in SLHA-2 convention. A possible user interface could be:

FS<model>CalculateSpectrum[handle, Convention -> HK]
FS<model>CalculateSpectrum[handle, Convention -> SLHA]