\begin{longtable}{p{1.5cm}p{12cm}} \hline \multicolumn{1}{c}{{\textbf{Section} \texttt{extra}}} & \multicolumn{1}{c}{{\textbf{Description}}} \\ \hline {\tt debug} & A logical variable which can be used during a debugging phase to mandate special behaviours. Passed by common block {\tt common/debug/debug}. \\ {\tt verbose} & A logical variable which can be used during a debugging phase to write special information. Passed in common block {\tt common/verbose/verbose}. \\ {\tt new\_pspace} & A logical variable which can be used during a debugging phase to test alternative versions of the phase space. Passed in common block {\tt common/new\_pspace/new\_pspace}. \\ {\tt spira} & A logical variable. If {\tt spira} is \texttt{.true.}, we calculate the width of the Higgs boson by interpolating from a table calculated using the NLO code of M. Spira. The default value is \texttt{.true.}. Otherwise the LO value valid for low Higgs masses only is used. \\ {\tt noglue} & A logical variable. The default value is \texttt{.false.}. If set to \texttt{.true.}, no processes involving initial gluons are included. \\ {\tt ggonly} & A logical variable. The default value is \texttt{.false.}. If set to \texttt{.true.}, only the processes involving initial gluons in both hadrons are included.\\ {\tt gqonly} & A logical variable. The default value is \texttt{.false.}. If set to \texttt{.true.}, only the processes involving an initial gluon in one hadron and an initial quark or antiquark in the other hadron (or vice versa) are included.\\ {\tt omitgg} & A logical variable. The default value is \texttt{.false.}. If set to \texttt{.true.}, the gluon-gluon initial state is not included.\\ {\tt clustering} & This logical parameter determines whether clustering is performed to yield jets. Only during a debugging phase should this variable be set to \texttt{.false.}. \\ {\tt colourchoice} & If colourchoice=0, all colour structures are included ($W,Z+2$~jets). If colourchoice=1, only the leading colour structure is included ($W,Z+2$~jets). \\ {\tt rtsmin} & A minimum value of $\sqrt{s_{12}}$, which ensures that the invariant mass of the incoming partons can never be less than {\tt rtsmin}. \\ % {\tt cutoff} & When performing calculations, the code implements a small cutoff % on all invariant masses in order to ensure numerical stability. This is % performed according to \texttt{src/Need/smallnew.f} \\ \texttt{reweight} & Flag to set the use of the user-implemented reweighting procedure \texttt{reweight\_user} in the routine \texttt{src/User/gencuts\_user.f90}.\\ \hline \end{longtable}