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add function for computing GL FSE correction factors #254

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I guess the documentation needs some formatting love...

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Since I went with just returning the correction factors, K_fps and K_Mps in a data frame, rather than the infinite-volume values of M_ps and f_ps, I've adjusted the documentation and removed the now unnecessary parameters for the mass and decay constant.

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Hi Bartek,
Am I right that a factor of 2 is missing from the correction to M_ps ?
K_Mps = (1+ 1/(2N_f)xig1_tilde), where Nf=2
so
K_Mps = (1+ 0.25
xi*g1_tilde),

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Hi Bartek,
Am I right that a factor of 2 is missing from the correction to M_ps ?
K_Mps = (1+ 1/(2_N_f)_xi_g1_tilde), where Nf=2 so K_Mps = (1+ 0.25_xi*g1_tilde),

We work in the normalisation where f_pi ~ 130.4 MeV and \xi = (M_pi / 4 \pi f_pi)^2, so the formulas should be correct as implemented for this convention. When F_pi = f_pi/sqrt(2) is used instead, the factors change of course.

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Hi Bartek,
Am I right that a factor of 2 is missing from the correction to M_ps ?
K_Mps = (1+ 1/(2_N_f)_xi_g1_tilde), where Nf=2 so K_Mps = (1+ 0.25_xi*g1_tilde),

We work in the normalisation where f_pi ~ 130.4 MeV and \xi = (M_pi / 4 \pi f_pi)^2, so the formulas should be correct as implemented for this convention. When F_pi = f_pi/sqrt(2) is used instead, the factors change of course.

Thanks, I have just realized also that.

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I still need to fix the issues with the documentation, so don't merge this yet please...

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