2.2. Installing

The installation proceeds as follows:

1. Expand the archive

gzip -dc muse.tar.gz | tar xvf -

Alternatively

gtar zxvf muse.tar.gz

2. Edit the beginning of `Makefile' to describe your compiler's command line

F77 = your compiler
FFLAGS = compilation options, if any

(some configurations are already provided)
3. Type `make'

(please report any failure at lafage@minami.kek.jp, by completing and sending the file BUGREPORT)
4. You can try a set of example points by sending the `BATCH' file

source BATCH

The results will be stored in the directory zresult.
The reference results are in the directory zresult0 for comparison. Only the execution time and last digits should change from a computer to another !!!
Nevertheless, some architectures (Intel x86-based for instance) will compute with higher accuracy (internal format REAL*10). As a consequence some points can converge on these computers, but not on other workstations (out.gdr8, out.gdr14).
5. The executable is called `muse'. You can edit the parameters of the Standard Model in DATA/sm.dat and provide you Grand Unification scale hypothesis in the format of DATA/dpf1.dat for instance. You have to provide the names of these two files in `filename.dat'.

Much flexibility in the choice of the hypothesis is provided, through the use of switches in the file `nume.dat'.