Source code for gepard.gpd

"""GPD models in conformal moment j-space.

Args:
      j: complex-space conformal moment
      t: momentum transfer squared
    par: dictionary {'parmeter1_name': value1, ...}

Returns:
   conformal moments of GPD as npts x 4 array, where
   npts is number of points on Mellin-Barnes contour and
   4 flavors are:
   (1) -- singlet quark
   (2) -- gluon
   (3) -- u_valence
   (4) -- d_valence

   Valence here means "valence-like GPD". See hep-ph/0703179
   for description.

"""

from cmath import exp
from typing import Tuple

import numpy as np
from scipy.special import loggamma  # type: ignore

from . import constants, data, mellin, model, quadrature, special, wilson

#  ---- Building block - j-dependence ----


[docs] def qj(j: np.ndarray, t: float, poch: int, norm: float, al0: float, alp: float, alpf: float = 0, val: int = 0) -> np.ndarray: r"""GPD building block Q_j with reggeized t-dependence. Args: j: complex conformal moment t: momentum transfer poch: pochhammer (beta+1) norm: overall normalization al0: Regge intercept alp: Regge slope (leading pole) alpf: Regge slope (full) val: 0 for sea, 1 for valence partons Returns: conformal moment of GPD with Reggeized t-dependence, Examples: >>> qj(0.5+0.3j, 0., 4, 3, 0.5, -0.8) #doctest: +ELLIPSIS (5.668107685...-4.002820...j) Notes: There are two implementations of Regge t dependence, one uses `alpf` :math:`\alpha'` parameter (`alp` should be set to zero) .. math:: Q_j = N \frac{B(1-\alpha(t)+j, \beta+1)}{B(2-\alpha_0, \beta+1)} This is then equal to Eq. (41) of arXiv:hep-ph/0605237 without residual :math:`F(\Delta^2)`. The default uses `alp` parameter, and expression is from Eq. (40) or (41) of arXiv:0904.0458, which takes into account only the leading pole: .. math:: Q_j = N \frac{B(1-\alpha_0+j, \beta+1)}{B(2-\alpha_0, \beta+1)} \frac{1+j-\alpha_0}{1+j-\alpha(t)} and is again defined without residual beta(t) from Eq. (19). """ assert alp*alpf == 0 # only one version of alpha' can be used alpt = al0 + alp * t qj = ( norm * special.pochhammer(2 - val - al0 - alpf * t, poch) / special.pochhammer(1 - al0 + j, poch) * (1 + j - al0) / (1 + j - alpt) ) return qj
# ---- Building block - residual t-dependence ----
[docs] def betadip(j: np.ndarray, t: float, m02: float, delm2: float, pp: int) -> np.ndarray: r"""GPD residual dipole t-dependence function. Args: j: conformal moment t: momentum transfer m02: mass param delm2: mass param - interplay with j pp: exponent (=2 for dipole) Returns: Dipole residual t-dependence (beta from Eq. (19) of 0904.0458) """ return 1. / (1. - t / (m02 + delm2*j))**pp
[docs] def betaexp(t: float, m02: float) -> float: r"""GPD residual exponential t-dependence function. Args: t: momentum transfer m02: mass parameter Returns: Exponential residual t-dependence (beta from Eq. (19) of 0904.0458) """ return exp(t / (2 * m02))
# ---- Ansaetze for GPD shapes ----
[docs] def toy(j: complex, *args) -> Tuple[complex, complex, complex, complex]: """Return 'toy' (no params) singlet GPD ansatz.""" singlet = 454760.7514415856 * exp(loggamma(0.5 + j)) / exp(loggamma(10.6 + j)) gluon = 17.837861981813603 * exp(loggamma(-0.1 + j)) / exp(loggamma(4.7 + j)) return (singlet, gluon, 0+0j, 0+0j)
[docs] def test(j: complex, t: float, par: dict) -> Tuple[complex, complex, complex, complex]: """Return simple testing singlet GPD ansatz.""" singlet = par['ns'] / (1 - t/par['ms2'])**3 / special.pochhammer( 1.0 - par['al0s'] - par['alps']*t + j, 8) * special.pochhammer( 2.0 - par['al0s'], 8) gluon = par['ng'] / (1 - t/par['mg2'])**3 / special.pochhammer( 1.0 - par['al0g'] - par['alpg']*t + j, 6) * special.pochhammer( 2.0 - par['al0g'], 6) return (singlet, gluon, 0+0j, 0+0j)
[docs] def singlet_ng_constrained(j: np.ndarray, t: float, par: dict, residualt: str = 'dipole') -> np.ndarray: r"""Singlet-only GPD ansatz, with ng parameter constrained by sum-rule. Args: j: conformal moment t: momentum transfer par: parameters dict residualt: residual t-dependence type ('dipole' or 'exp') Returns: GPD ansatz, as numpy array Notes: This ansatz is used for all published KM fits, for the sea parton part. """ par['ng'] = 0.6 - par['ns'] # first sum-rule constraint if residualt == 'dipole': tdep_s = betadip(j, t, par['ms2'], 0., 2) tdep_g = betadip(j, t, par['mg2'], 0., 2) elif residualt == 'exp': tdep_s = betaexp(t, par['ms2']) tdep_g = betaexp(t, par['mg2']) else: raise ValueError("{} unknown. Use 'dipole' or 'exp'".format(residualt)) singlet = (qj(j, t, 9, par['ns'], par['al0s'], par['alps']) * tdep_s) gluon = (qj(j, t, 7, par['ng'], par['al0g'], par['alpg']) * tdep_g) return np.array((singlet, gluon, np.zeros_like(gluon), np.zeros_like(gluon)))
[docs] def singlet_ng_constrained_E(j: np.ndarray, t: float, par: dict, residualt: str = 'dipole') -> np.ndarray: r"""Singlet-only GPD ansatz, with ng parameter constrained by sum-rule. Args: j: conformal moment t: momentum transfer par: parameters dict residualt: residual t-dependence type ('dipole' or 'exp') Returns: GPD ansatz, as numpy array Notes: This ansatz is used for all published KM fits, for the sea parton part. """ par['Eng'] = 0.6 - par['Ens'] # first sum-rule constraint if residualt == 'dipole': tdep_s = betadip(j, t, par['Ems2'], 0., 2) tdep_g = betadip(j, t, par['Emg2'], 0., 2) elif residualt == 'exp': tdep_s = betaexp(t, par['Ems2']) tdep_g = betaexp(t, par['Emg2']) else: raise ValueError("{} unknown. Use 'dipole' or 'exp'".format(residualt)) singlet = (qj(j, t, 9, par['Ens'], par['Eal0s'], par['Ealps']) * tdep_s) gluon = (qj(j, t, 7, par['Eng'], par['Eal0g'], par['Ealpg']) * tdep_g) return np.array((singlet, gluon, np.zeros_like(gluon), np.zeros_like(gluon)))
[docs] def ansatz07(j: np.ndarray, t: float, par: dict) -> np.ndarray: """GPD ansatz from paper hep-ph/0703179.""" uv = (qj(j, t, 4, par['nu'], par['al0u'], par['alpu'], val=1) * betadip(j, t, par['mu2'], par['delmu2'], par['powu'])) dv = (qj(j, t, 4, par['nd'], par['al0d'], par['alpd'], val=1) * betadip(j, t, par['md2'], par['delmd2'], par['powd'])) sea = (qj(j, t, 8, par['ns'], par['al0s'], par['alps']) * betadip(j, t, par['ms2'], par['delms2'], par['pows'])) gluon = (qj(j, t, 6, par['ng'], par['al0g'], par['alpg']) * betadip(j, t, par['mg2'], par['delmg2'], par['powg'])) return np.array((sea, gluon, uv, dv))
[docs] def ansatz07_fixed(j: np.ndarray, t: float, type: str) -> np.ndarray: """GPD ansatz from hep-ph/0703179 with fixed parameters. Args: j: conformal moment t: momentum transfer type: 'soft', 'hard', 'softNS', 'hardNS' Returns: GPD ansatz, as numpy array Notes: This is the same as ansatz07, only instead of passing parameter dict, user passes type string choosing particular fixed parameter choices from the paper above. """ # a.k.a. 'FITBP' ansatz from Fortran Gepard par = {'al0s': 1.1, 'alps': 0.15, 'alpg': 0.15, 'nu': 2, 'nd': 1, 'al0v': 0.5, 'alpv': 1} if type[:4] == 'hard': par['ng'] = 0.4 par['al0g'] = par['al0s'] + 0.05 if type[-2:] == 'NS': par['nsea'] = 4/15 else: par['nsea'] = 2/3 - par['ng'] elif type[:4] == 'soft': par['ng'] = 0.3 par['al0g'] = par['al0s'] - 0.2 if type[-2:] == 'NS': par['nsea'] = 0 else: par['nsea'] = 2/3 - par['ng'] pochs = 8 pochg = 6 pochv = 4 mjt = 1 - t / (constants.Mp2*(4+j)) uv = qj(j, t, pochv, par['nu'], par['al0v'], alpf=0, alp=par['alpv'], val=1) uv = uv / mjt dv = qj(j, t, pochv, par['nd'], par['al0v'], alpf=0, alp=par['alpv'], val=1) dv = dv / mjt sea = qj(j, t, pochs, par['nsea'], par['al0s'], alpf=0, alp=par['alps']) sea = sea / mjt**3 gluon = qj(j, t, pochg, par['ng'], par['al0g'], alpf=0, alp=par['alpg']) gluon = gluon / mjt**2 return np.array((sea, gluon, uv, dv))
# ---- Full GPD models (for all j-points) ----
[docs] class GPD(model.ParameterModel): """Base class of all GPD models. Args: p: pQCD order (0 = LO, 1 = NLO, 2 = NNLO) scheme: pQCD scheme ('msbar' or 'csbar') nf: number of active quark flavors Q02: Initial Q0^2 for GPD evolution. r20: Initial mu0^2 for alpha_strong definition. asp: alpha_strong/(2*pi) at scale r20 for (LO, NLO, NNLO) residualt: residual t dependence ('dipole' or 'exp') """
[docs] def __init__(self, **kwargs) -> None: self.p = kwargs.setdefault('p', 0) self.scheme = kwargs.setdefault('scheme', 'msbar') self.nf = kwargs.setdefault('nf', 4) self.Q02 = kwargs.setdefault('Q02', 4.0) self.r20 = kwargs.setdefault('r20', 2.5) self.asp = kwargs.setdefault('asp', np.array([0.0606, 0.0518, 0.0488])) self.residualt = kwargs.setdefault('residualt', 'dipole') # scales self.rr2 = 1 # ratio of Q2/renorm. scale squared self.rf2 = 1 # ratio of Q2/GPD fact. scale sq. self.rdaf2 = 1 # ratio of Q2/DA fact. scale sq. (for DVMP) # # Model parameters all_pars = [ "ns", "al0s", "alps", "ms2", "delms2", "pows", "secs", "this", "ng", "al0g", "alpg", "mg2", "delmg2", "powg", "secg", "thig", "kaps", "kapg", "Ens", "Eal0s", "Ealps", "Ems2", "Edelms2", "Epows", "Esecs", "Ethis", "Eng", "Eal0g", "Ealpg", "Emg2", "Edelmg2", "Epowg", "Esecg", "Ethig"] # subclasses should actually set values for par in all_pars: self.parameters[par] = self.parameters.setdefault(par, 0) # Flavor rotation matrix. # ---------------------- # It transforms GPDs from flavor basis to evolution basis. # By default, evolution basis is 3-dim (SIG, G, NS+) # (NS- is not completely implemented yet) # while default flavor basis is (sea,G,uv,dv). # User is free to use more complicated flavor structure of model # # Default matrix that follows is appropriate for low-x DVCS, # with singlet-only contribution. # For definitions of sea-like and valence-like GPDs, sea, uv, dv # see hep-ph/0703179 self.frot = np.array([[1, 0, 1, 1], [0, 1, 0, 0], [0, 0, 0, 0]]) # For DIS PDFs: self.frot_pdf = np.array([[1, 0, 0, 0], [0, 1, 0, 0], [0, 0, 0, 0]]) # For DVMP self.frot_rho0_4 = np.array([[1, 0, 1, 1], [0, 1, 0, 0], [0, 0, 0, 0]]) / np.sqrt(2) # # [3/20, 0, 5/12, 1/12]]) / np.sqrt(2) self.frot_phi_4 = np.array([[-1, 0, -1, -1], [0, -1, 0, 0], [0, 0, 0, 0]]) / 3 # # [1/20, 0, 1/4, 1/4]]) / 3 self.frot_omega_4 = np.array([[1, 0, 1, 1], [0, 1, 0, 0], [0, 0, 0, 0]]) / np.sqrt(2) / 3 # # [3/20, 0, 7/4, -5/4]]) / np.sqrt(2) / 3 # For j2x self.frot_j2x = self.frot_pdf super().__init__(**kwargs)
[docs] class ConformalSpaceGPD(GPD, mellin.MellinBarnes): """Base class of GPD models built in conformal moment space. Args: c: intersection of Mellin-Barnes curve with real axis phi: angle of Mellin-Barnes curve with real axis Notes: This just takes care of initialization of Mellin-Barnes contour points, and evolved Wilson coeffs, and MB Gauss integration weights. Actual choice and code for GPDs is provided by subclasses. """
[docs] def __init__(self, **kwargs) -> None: self.c = kwargs.setdefault('c', 0.35) self.phi = kwargs.setdefault('phi', 1.57079632) npoints, weights = quadrature.mellin_barnes(self.c, self.phi) self.npts = len(npoints) self.npoints = npoints self.jpoints = npoints - 1 self.wg = weights # Gauss integration weights # Initial parameters: self.add_parameters({'ns': 2./3. - 0.4, 'al0s': 1.1, 'Eal0s': 1.1, 'alps': 0.25, 'Ealps': 0.25, 'ms2': 1.1, 'Ems2': 1.1, 'secs': 0., 'Esecs': 0, 'this': 0., 'Ethis': 0, 'kaps': 0., 'ng': 0.4, 'Eng': 0.4, 'al0g': 1.2, 'Eal0g': 1.2, 'alpg': 0.25, 'Ealpg': 0.25, 'mg2': 1.2, 'Emg2': 1.2, 'secg': 0., 'Esecg': 0, 'thig': 0., 'Ethig': 0, 'kapg': 0.}) mellin.MellinBarnes.__init__(self, **kwargs) super().__init__(**kwargs)
[docs] def pw_strengths(self): """Strengths of SO(3) partial waves.""" # We take maximally three partial waves atm: # pw_strengths = (no. pws x no. flavors) # flavors are (Q, G, NSP) return np.array([[1., 1., 1], [self.parameters['secs'], self.parameters['secg'], 0], [self.parameters['this'], self.parameters['thig'], 0]])
[docs] def pw_strengths_E(self): """Strengths of SO(3) partial waves for gpd E.""" return np.array([[1., 1., 1], [self.parameters['Esecs'], self.parameters['Esecg'], 0], [self.parameters['Ethis'], self.parameters['Ethig'], 0]])
[docs] def H(self, eta: float, t: float) -> np.ndarray: """Return (npts, 4) array H_j^a for all j-points and 4 flavors.""" return np.zeros((self.npts, 4), dtype=complex)
[docs] def E(self, eta: float, t: float) -> np.ndarray: """Return (npts, 4) array E_j^a for all j-points and 4 flavors.""" return np.zeros((self.npts, 4), dtype=complex)
[docs] def Hx(self, pt: data.DataPoint) -> np.ndarray: """Return x-space GPD H. Args: pt: datapoint with kinematics info Returns: x-space GPD. 3-dim vector (singlet quark, gluon, non-singlet quark) is returned by transforming original conformal moment space (j-space) model. Todo: Non-singlet component is set to zero. We need to check normalization/symmetrization first. """ # get "Wilson" coef., first PW is the only relevant one wce_j2x = wilson.calc_j2x(self, pt.x, pt.eta, pt.Q2) gpd_prerot = self.H(pt.eta, pt.t) gpd = np.einsum('fa,ja->jf', self.frot_j2x, gpd_prerot) mb_int_flav = self._j2x_mellin_barnes_integral(pt.x, pt.eta, wce_j2x, gpd) return mb_int_flav / np.pi
[docs] def skewness_Hx(self, pt: data.DataPoint) -> np.ndarray: """Return skewness of GPD H. Args: pt: datapoint with kinematics info Returns: 2-dim vector (singlet quark, gluon) of ratio GPD(x, x, t) / GPD(x, 0, t). Todo: Non-singlet component is missing. See Todo for Hx. """ if pt.eta == pt.x: ptt = pt ptz = pt.copy() ptz.eta = 0 elif pt.eta == 0: ptz = pt ptt = pt.copy() ptt.eta = ptt.x else: ptt = pt.copy() ptt.eta = pt.x ptz = pt.copy() ptz.eta = 0 return self.Hx(ptt)[:2] / self.Hx(ptz)[:2]
[docs] def Ex(self, pt: data.DataPoint) -> np.ndarray: """Return x-space GPD E. Args: pt: datapoint with kinematics info Returns: x-space GPD. 3-dim vector (singlet quark, gluon, non-singlet quark) is returned by transforming original conformal moment space (j-space) model. Todo: Non-singlet component is set to zero. We need to check normalization/symmetrization first. """ # get "Wilson" coef., first PW is the only relevant one wce_j2x = wilson.calc_j2x(self, pt.x, pt.eta, pt.Q2) gpd_prerot = self.E(pt.eta, pt.t) gpd = np.einsum('fa,ja->jf', self.frot_j2x, gpd_prerot) mb_int_flav = self._j2x_mellin_barnes_integral_E(pt.x, pt.eta, wce_j2x, gpd) return mb_int_flav / np.pi
[docs] class TestGPD(ConformalSpaceGPD): """Simple testing ansatz for GPDs."""
[docs] def __init__(self, **kwargs) -> None: kwargs.setdefault('scheme', 'csbar') kwargs.setdefault('nf', 3) kwargs.setdefault('Q02', 1.0) kwargs.setdefault('r20', 2.5) kwargs.setdefault('asp', np.array([0.05, 0.05, 0.05])) super().__init__(**kwargs)
[docs] def H(self, eta: float, t: float) -> np.ndarray: """Return (npts, 4) array H_j^a for all j-points and 4 flavors.""" # For testing purposes, we use here sub-optimal non-numpy algorithm h = [] for j in self.jpoints: h.append(test(j, t, self.parameters)) return np.array(h)
[docs] class PWNormGPD(ConformalSpaceGPD): """Singlet-only model for GPDs with three SO(3) partial waves. Args: p: pQCD order (0 = LO, 1 = NLO, 2 = NNLO) scheme: pQCD scheme ('msbar' or 'csbar') nf: number of active quark flavors Q02: Initial Q0^2 for GPD evolution. r20: Initial mu0^2 for alpha_strong definition. asp: alpha_strong/(2*pi) at scale r20 for (LO, NLO, NNLO) residualt: residual t dependence ('dipole' or 'exp') c: intersection of Mellin-Barnes curve with real axis phi: angle of Mellin-Barnes curve with real axis Notes: Subleading PWs are proportional to the leading one, and only their norms are fitting parameters. Norms of second PWs is given by parameers 'secs' (quarks) and 'secg' gluons, and norm of third PWs is given by 'this' and 'thig'. This is used for modelling sea partons in KM10-KM20 models. """
[docs] def __init__(self, **kwargs) -> None: super().__init__(**kwargs)
[docs] def H(self, eta: float, t: float) -> np.ndarray: """Return (npts, 4) array H_j^a for all j-points and 4 flavors.""" return singlet_ng_constrained(self.jpoints, t, self.parameters, self.residualt).transpose()
# def H_para(self, eta: float, t: float) -> np.ndarray: # """Return (npts, 4) array H_j^a for all j-points and 4 flavors.""" # # This multiprocessing version is actually 2x slower! # h = Parallel(n_jobs=20)(delayed(singlet_ng_constrained)(j, t, # self.parameters) # for j in self.jpoints) # return np.array(h)
[docs] def E(self, eta: float, t: float) -> np.ndarray: """Return (npts, 4) array E_j^a for all j-points and 4 flavors.""" # Implement BS+BG=0 sum rule that fixes 'kapg' self.parameters['kapg'] = - self.parameters['kaps'] * self.parameters['ns'] / ( 0.6 - self.parameters['ns']) kappa = np.array([self.parameters['kaps'], self.parameters['kapg'], 0, 0]) return kappa * singlet_ng_constrained_E( self.jpoints, t, self.parameters, self.residualt).transpose()