It matters which param_card is executed first. Simple renaming makes the difference. Here is what I get:
Scenario 1:
HEF_MEKD model couplings dependent on event kinematics:
Matrix element = 7.6843276244561995e+21 GeV^-4
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Opened slha file ../../Cards/param_card2.dat for reading
Matrix element = 1.0168662873739916e-08 GeV^-4
Scenario 2:
HEF_MEKD model couplings dependent on event kinematics:
Matrix element = 1.2856820372959568e-07 GeV^-4
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Opened slha file ../../Cards/param_card2.dat for reading
Matrix element = 7.6843276244561995e+21 GeV^-4
One calculation stays stable, while the other changes wrt execution order. In some cases, the effects are even more pronounced than here and can differ in many orders.
OK, here it is.
It matters which param_card is executed first. Simple renaming makes the difference. Here is what I get: 995e+21 GeV^-4 ------- ------- ------- ------- ------- ------- ------- ------- ------- ------- - param_card2. dat for reading 916e-08 GeV^-4
Scenario 1:
HEF_MEKD model couplings dependent on event kinematics:
Matrix element = 7.6843276244561
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Opened slha file ../../Cards/
Matrix element = 1.0168662873739
Scenario 2: 568e-07 GeV^-4 ------- ------- ------- ------- ------- ------- ------- ------- ------- ------- - param_card2. dat for reading 995e+21 GeV^-4
HEF_MEKD model couplings dependent on event kinematics:
Matrix element = 1.2856820372959
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Opened slha file ../../Cards/
Matrix element = 7.6843276244561
One calculation stays stable, while the other changes wrt execution order. In some cases, the effects are even more pronounced than here and can differ in many orders.