Name: Marco Rocco Date: 05/30/17-11:00:42 AM Z
Hi,
When I run this on FeynCalc 9.2.0:
GAD[\[Rho]].(GSD[k] + GSD[q] +
M).GAD[\[Mu]]
.GAD[\[Rho]].(GSD[k] -
GSD[p] + m).GAD[\[Mu]];
num = DiracSimplify[%] // FullSimplify;
amp = num FeynAmpDenominator[
PropagatorDenominator[k + q + r,
SmallVariable[\[Lambda]]],
PropagatorDenominator[k + q, M],
PropagatorDenominator[k,
SmallVariable[\[Lambda]]],
PropagatorDenominator[k - p, m]]
SetOptions[OneLoop, Dimension -> D];
res = (-I/Pi^2) OneLoop[k, amp] // FullSimplify
I get this message from OneLoop:
DiracTrick::failmsg: Error! DiracTrick has encountered a fatal problem and must abort the computation. The problem reads: Incorrect combination of dimensions and g^5 scheme!
but I don’t know why, since my calculations don’t involve g^5 and it seems to me to use a correct combination of dimensions.
If I rewrite the numerator already simplified by DiracSimplify without “.” (Dirac dot) between DiracSlash, I don’t get the message and FC starts running. Anyway, I don’t know if the final result is correct without “.”.
Could someone explain to me what’s happening?
Thanks a lot,
Marco