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A fast C++ implementation of thermal functions
Andrew Fowlie
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We provide a small C++ library with Mathematica and Python interfaces for computing thermal functions, defined J_(B/F)(y²) ≡∫₀^∞ x² log[1 ∓e^(-√(x² + y²)) ] dx, which appear in finite-temperature quantum field theory and play a role in phase-transitions in the early Universe, including baryogenesis, electroweak symmetry breaking and the Higgs mechanism.
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