Complex "squared" amplitude #298
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I am trying to compute the "squared" amplitude for the process$\nu_\mu d \longrightarrow \mu u \gamma$ at tree level for massless quarks. If I specify that the final photon state is transverse with $-g_{\mu \nu}$ ? i.e. can I use $n$ instead of $0$ ? Because my "squared" amplitude is complex if I set it to $0$ , but I don't understand why...
TransversePolarizationVectors -> {p5}
when I useFCFAConvert
, can I still use the fact that the sum over the polarizations isDoPolarizationSums[ampSquared[0], p5, 0]
or do I need to insert the auxiliary vectorThanks in advance
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