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 |  You are using CutTools - Version 1.1             | 
 |  Authors: G. Ossola, C. Papadopoulos, R. Pittau   | 
 |  Published in JHEP 0803:042,2008                  | 
 |  http://www.ugr.es/~pittau/CutTools               | 
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#                        You are using OneLOop                         #
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# for the evaluation of 1-loop scalar 1-, 2-, 3- and 4-point functions #
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# author: Andreas van Hameren <hamerenREMOVETHIS@ifj.edu.pl>           #
#   date: 19-08-2009                                                   #
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# Please cite                                                          #
#    A. van Hameren, C.G. Papadopoulos and R. Pittau,                  #
#    arXiv:0903.4665 [hep-ph]                                          #
# in publications with results obtained with the help of this program. #
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 MESSAGE from avh_olo_mu_set: scale (mu, not mu^2) set to:   1.00000000000000     
 MESSAGE from avh_olo_prec: precision set to  2.220446049250313E-016
 MESSAGE from avh_olo_onshell: threshold set to:  1.000000000000000E-006
            
  amp(0)+R_1= (  224441070.981878     ,  118277568.374031     )
 amp1(0)+R_1= (  224441070.916864     ,  118277568.339979     )
 prec,limit=  2.892888893087565E-010  1.000000000000000E-003
                
  Complete Amplitude (without r2):     
                
                
  finite part           amp(0)= (  763872484.965573     ,  118277568.355374     )
  coeff of 1/eps   pole amp(1)= (  37677244.1272743     , -171233190.007937     )
  coeff of 1/eps^2 pole amp(2)= ( -54505221.7662764     , 6.206251975130452E-007)
                           R_1= ( -539431413.983695     , 1.865694426414899E-002)
                
 n_mp  =           0
 n_disc=           0
