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Recent review of this model from Jeremy Dalseno: https://indico.cern.ch/event/1142606/#3-review-of-the-rho-omega-line (LHCb internal) Bottom line: the code is OK as it is but we probably need to improve the documentation to clarify the various subtleties and advise on best practice.

Recent review of this model from Jeremy Dalseno: https://indico.cern.ch/event/1142606/#3-review-of-the-rho-omega-line (LHCb internal) Bottom line: the code is essentially OK as it is, but can be simplified, and we can also make some improvements to the documentation to clarify the various subtleties and advise on best practice. The main simplification is that the `delta` and `B` parameters cannot be independently determined since the denominator is almost exactly 1 even in the cases where we do not fix it to 1. So probably we can drop `B` and rename `phiB` to `argDelta` or something like that. The fact that `B` didn't appear in the denominator was actually incorrect but the effect was negligibly small in any case. In fact, we could consider dropping the cases where we allow the denominator to deviate from unity, since the deviations are extremely tiny in any case. This would allow further simplifications of the code.

Recent review of this model from Jeremy Dalseno: https://indico.cern.ch/event/1142606/#3-review-of-the-rho-omega-line (LHCb internal) Bottom line: the code is OK as it is but we probably need to improve the documentation to clarify the various subtleties and advise on best practiceessentially OK as it is, but can be simplified, and we can also make some improvements to the documentation to clarify the various subtleties and advise on best practice. The main simplification is that the `delta` and `B` parameters cannot be independently determined since the denominator is almost exactly 1 even in the cases where we do not fix it to 1. So probably we can drop `B` and rename `phiB` to `argDelta` or something like that. The fact that `B` didn't appear in the denominator was actually incorrect but the effect was negligibly small in any case. In fact, we could consider dropping the cases where we allow the denominator to deviate from unity, since the deviations are extremely tiny in any case. This would allow further simplifications of the code.