BibSpire is a Python tool that cleans up bibliography files. It reads a .bib file, searches each entry on INSPIRE-HEP, and replaces the entry with the official INSPIRE citation while keeping the original reference key. It uses title, author, eprint, and DOI information to find matches, and handles nested-brace BibTeX formatting and rate limiting to stay within the API.
Applying the public \(B^+\to K^+\nu\bar\nu\) likelihood to constrain a generic invisible particle \(X\) in \(B^+\to K^+X\), including a heavy dark-sector mediator interpretation.
Three self-contained tutorial notebooks on statistical inference with pyhf: building histogram-based models and including uncertainties, a realistic statistical model for the B+→K+π0 decay, and hypothesis testing. Used for teaching at the Belle II StarterKit, Belle II Physics Week, the Belle...
The official Belle II collaboration paper releasing a public, model-agnostic likelihood for the \(B^+\to K^+\nu\bar\nu\) measurement, built with the general method described above. It lets anyone test their own new-physics model against the measurement's data directly, without access to the...
REDIST is a reweighting method for reinterpreting binned analyses in high-energy physics: it recomputes how an observable’s distribution changes under alterations to the kinematic distributions of a decay channel. It’s built on pyhf for statistical inference, with an optional JAX...