SUSYGEN 3.0 is a very interesting piece of software. You can do a lot of tailored analysis with it because the input card is very user friendly and has many options for the user to set. The downside to this software is currently that it contains a hardwired version of an OLD version of SUSPECT which produces different results than the new more developed version of SUSPECT. It is not so easy to change the RGE code in this software.
Installation of this software is easy.
You just need to change one command in the "Makefile" to link to the CERN Libraries.
Note, on our cluster we have a version of the CERN LIBS installed in the scratch directory.
Here, the read me file is so well written I really do not have to tell you anything except that, as mentioned above, you need to link to the CERN LIBS in the scratch directory.
Here is the read me file, with the one command you need to change in the make file to get
SUSYGEN 3.0 running.
I have put a new command in an altered version of the README file in the [[brackets]] of the following file in section (iii) {which should be called (ii) not (iii)}:
README_with_new_command.txt
In the above file I have also indicated the correct command to run the software once you have installed it.
This is also in [[brackets]] in section (v).
Here is an example of an input card I created which is using mSUGRA
(the other options are overwritten by the choice MODES 0 ):
susygen.input
Here is an example of some output data (also a large events file is created):
susygen.dat