Speaker
Claude Duhr
(UCL)
Description
The hunt for new physics at the LHC will bring up new challenges on both the theoretical and experimental side. Many tools, symbolical and numerical, are available nowadays to facilitate the communication between theorists and experimentalists involved in this hunt. However, the implementation of new physics models into the existing tools is a rather tedious work. I present a new tool called FeynRules, a Mathematica package to derive Feynman rules directly from a lagrangian. I will review the main features of the code and the algorithm, and in particular how the package can be interfaced to other existing tools for phenomenological studies
