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[FTheoryTools]Small QOL changes 2 #3941
[FTheoryTools]Small QOL changes 2 #3941
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Jul 16, 2024
- Updated the FTheoryTools introduction page
- Improved parsing of parametric models(now the language in the model_description isn't as restricted, but everything inside any brackets will still be evaluated)
- weierstrass_model(h::HypersurfaceModel) now also constructs the appropriate model, if it has been specified in the database
- Renamed related_models to birational_models and associated_models now only refer to models sharing the same paper
- Added a function model_index that returns the database index of a literature model for future use
Expanded display_all_literature_models() so that now it's possible to filter for models with desired properties(gauge algebra etc.). Made new file model_indices.json that keeps track of a model's index. Running _create_literature_model_index() updates this file
Made some additional changes that should round out the previous PR
Bug due to recent renaming of things
At some point I accidentally must have undone my progress, which caused errors
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- Quadrillion F-Theory Compactifications with the Exact Chiral Spectrum of the Standard Model [CHLLT19](@cite). | ||
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Consequently, we are already covering infinite families of models (e.g., with $SU(k)$ gauge group, where $k \geq 1$). | ||
Still, the total number of papers in our database is at this point limited to about $45$. This is to be extended a lot. |
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I think this number is not correct (although I did not check it). But I thought we have about 45 different models (including such models that give us an infinite family, say SU(n)), but that the number of papers from where those models originate is more like 10.
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You're right I misread this originally
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@doc raw""" | ||
model_index(m::AbstractFTheoryModel) |
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I like this! Thank you.
I just checked the introduction page https://docs.oscar-system.org/dev/Experimental/FTheoryTools/introduction/. A couple more suggestions:
Related question for @apturner: Is your funding information as stated on the introduction page still up-to-date? |
I left a few nitpicks above. Generally speaking though, I really like those changes. Thank you for working on this @emikelsons ! |
This is still accurate until the end of August, at which point it will change. For now, we can leave it as it is. |
Expanded contact list and funding information
* [Martin Bies](https://martinbies.github.io/), | ||
* [Andrew Turner](https://apturner.net/). | ||
* [Andrew Turner](https://apturner.net/), | ||
* [Mikelis Emils Mikelsons](https://github.com/emikelsons). |
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I would suggest alphabetic order by last name. Unless I am mistaken, this is the accepted standard OSCAR-wide.
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So Bies, Mikelsons, Turner.
Alternatively, you can [raise an issue on github](https://www.oscar-system.org/community/#how-to-report-issues). | ||
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## Acknowledgements | ||
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We appreciate insightful discussions with [Mirjam Cvetič](https://live-sas-physics.pantheon.sas.upenn.edu/people/standing-faculty/mirjam-cvetic). The work of Andrew Turner is supported by DOE (HEP) Award DE-SC001352. | ||
We appreciate insightful discussions with [Mirjam Cvetič](https://live-sas-physics.pantheon.sas.upenn.edu/people/standing-faculty/mirjam-cvetic). Martin Bies and Mikelis Mikelsons appreciate support by the TU-Nachwuchsring. The work of Andrew Turner is supported by DOE (HEP) Award DE-SC001352. |
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Very good. Thank you!
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Thank you for working on this @emikelsons . Looks good to me!