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Input and output of a few test run of the program sunemexample.for 
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For this test we considered values of the momentum transfer around 
the points where we switch from one expansion to the other (s=-11, 
s=5.15, s=17.45) as well as a few other representative input values 
(s=-100,s=0,s=100)
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 Input squared momentum transfer S:
-100.d0
 First Master integral in d=2 dimensions
  Re S(2,-1.000000000000000E+02)     =  3.931354422441342E-02
  Im S(2,-1.000000000000000E+02)     =  0.000000000000000E+00
 Second Master integral in d=2 dimensions
  Re S1(2,-1.000000000000000E+02)    =  5.784651867728197E-03
  Im S1(2,-1.000000000000000E+02)    =  0.000000000000000E+00
 First Master integral in d=4 dimensions: finite parts
  Re S^(0)(4,-1.000000000000000E+02) =  5.806440880782690E+00
  Im S^(0)(4,-1.000000000000000E+02) =  0.000000000000000E+00
 Second Master integral in d=4 dimensions: finite parts
  Re S1^(0)(4,-1.000000000000000E+02)= -4.341718518851801E-01
  Im S1^(0)(4,-1.000000000000000E+02)=  0.000000000000000E+00

 Input squared momentum transfer S:
-11.001d0
 First Master integral in d=2 dimensions
  Re S(2,-1.100100000000000E+01)     =  1.007395496837412E-01
  Im S(2,-1.100100000000000E+01)     =  0.000000000000000E+00
 Second Master integral in d=2 dimensions
  Re S1(2,-1.100100000000000E+01)    =  2.439101021420169E-02
  Im S1(2,-1.100100000000000E+01)    =  0.000000000000000E+00
 First Master integral in d=4 dimensions: finite parts
  Re S^(0)(4,-1.100100000000000E+01) = -6.576410525916754E-02
  Im S^(0)(4,-1.100100000000000E+01) =  0.000000000000000E+00
 Second Master integral in d=4 dimensions: finite parts
  Re S1^(0)(4,-1.100100000000000E+01)= -1.314961401395102E-01
  Im S1^(0)(4,-1.100100000000000E+01)=  0.000000000000000E+00

 Input squared momentum transfer S:
-10.999d0
 First Master integral in d=2 dimensions
  Re S(2,-1.099900000000000E+01)     =  1.007445616620086E-01
  Im S(2,-1.099900000000000E+01)     =  0.000000000000000E+00
 Second Master integral in d=2 dimensions
  Re S1(2,-1.099900000000000E+01)    =  2.439310665308318E-02
  Im S1(2,-1.099900000000000E+01)    =  0.000000000000000E+00
 First Master integral in d=4 dimensions: finite parts
  Re S^(0)(4,-1.099900000000000E+01) = -6.584519192374069E-02
  Im S^(0)(4,-1.099900000000000E+01) =  0.000000000000000E+00
 Second Master integral in d=4 dimensions: finite parts
  Re S1^(0)(4,-1.099900000000000E+01)= -1.314829900974774E-01
  Im S1^(0)(4,-1.099900000000000E+01)=  0.000000000000000E+00

 Input squared momentum transfer S:
0.d0
 First Master integral in d=2 dimensions
  Re S(2, 0.000000000000000E+00)     =  1.464942024180912E-01
  Im S(2, 0.000000000000000E+00)     =  0.000000000000000E+00
 Second Master integral in d=2 dimensions
  Re S1(2, 0.000000000000000E+00)    =  4.883140080603039E-02
  Im S1(2, 0.000000000000000E+00)    =  0.000000000000000E+00
 First Master integral in d=4 dimensions: finite parts
  Re S^(0)(4, 0.000000000000000E+00) = -4.365086963728632E-01
  Im S^(0)(4, 0.000000000000000E+00) =  0.000000000000000E+00
 Second Master integral in d=4 dimensions: finite parts
  Re S1^(0)(4, 0.000000000000000E+00)= -4.199710120904559E-02
  Im S1^(0)(4, 0.000000000000000E+00)=  0.000000000000000E+00

 Input squared momentum transfer S:
5.149d0
 First Master integral in d=2 dimensions
  Re S(2, 5.149000000000000E+00)     =  2.074709282591548E-01
  Im S(2, 5.149000000000000E+00)     =  0.000000000000000E+00
 Second Master integral in d=2 dimensions
  Re S1(2, 5.149000000000000E+00)    =  1.043135241848172E-01
  Im S1(2, 5.149000000000000E+00)    =  0.000000000000000E+00
 First Master integral in d=4 dimensions: finite parts
  Re S^(0)(4, 5.149000000000000E+00) = -5.380502093014945E-01
  Im S^(0)(4, 5.149000000000000E+00) =  0.000000000000000E+00
 Second Master integral in d=4 dimensions: finite parts
  Re S1^(0)(4, 5.149000000000000E+00)=  2.329692746655500E-02
  Im S1^(0)(4, 5.149000000000000E+00)=  0.000000000000000E+00

 Input squared momentum transfer S:
5.151d0
 First Master integral in d=2 dimensions
  Re S(2, 5.151000000000000E+00)     =  2.075119080667752E-01
  Im S(2, 5.151000000000000E+00)     =  0.000000000000000E+00
 Second Master integral in d=2 dimensions
  Re S1(2, 5.151000000000000E+00)    =  1.043627659705754E-01
  Im S1(2, 5.151000000000000E+00)    =  0.000000000000000E+00
 First Master integral in d=4 dimensions: finite parts
  Re S^(0)(4, 5.151000000000000E+00) = -5.380760585911164E-01
  Im S^(0)(4, 5.151000000000000E+00) =  0.000000000000000E+00
 Second Master integral in d=4 dimensions: finite parts
  Re S1^(0)(4, 5.151000000000000E+00)=  2.332888404369243E-02
  Im S1^(0)(4, 5.151000000000000E+00)=  0.000000000000000E+00

 Input squared momentum transfer S:
17.449d0
 First Master integral in d=2 dimensions
  Re S(2, 1.744900000000000E+01)     =  4.668996612062760E-02
  Im S(2, 1.744900000000000E+01)     =  2.163661313594839E-01
 Second Master integral in d=2 dimensions
  Re S1(2, 1.744900000000000E+01)    = -3.803907386923291E-02
  Im S1(2, 1.744900000000000E+01)    =  1.748214495269611E-02
 First Master integral in d=4 dimensions: finite parts
  Re S^(0)(4, 1.744900000000000E+01) = -4.321795699275685E-01
  Im S^(0)(4, 1.744900000000000E+01) =  2.810101978806593E-01
 Second Master integral in d=4 dimensions: finite parts
  Re S1^(0)(4, 1.744900000000000E+01)=  1.822158831837492E-01
  Im S1^(0)(4, 1.744900000000000E+01)=  2.175976290562214E-01

 Input squared momentum transfer S:
17.451d0
 First Master integral in d=2 dimensions
  Re S(2, 1.745100000000000E+01)     =  4.667153793322383E-02
  Im S(2, 1.745100000000000E+01)     =  2.163473447892067E-01
 Second Master integral in d=2 dimensions
  Re S1(2, 1.745100000000000E+01)    = -3.803104882953019E-02
  Im S1(2, 1.745100000000000E+01)    =  1.748046337322896E-02
 First Master integral in d=4 dimensions: finite parts
  Re S^(0)(4, 1.745100000000000E+01) = -4.321644803573114E-01
  Im S^(0)(4, 1.745100000000000E+01) =  2.811172361352666E-01
 Second Master integral in d=4 dimensions: finite parts
  Re S1^(0)(4, 1.745100000000000E+01)=  1.822114658925950E-01
  Im S1^(0)(4, 1.745100000000000E+01)=  2.176324077524417E-01

 Input squared momentum transfer S:
100.d0
 First Master integral in d=2 dimensions
  Re S(2, 1.000000000000000E+02)     = -2.115404200912603E-02
  Im S(2, 1.000000000000000E+02)     =  5.546368966359356E-02
 Second Master integral in d=2 dimensions
  Re S1(2, 1.000000000000000E+02)    = -5.924883247554101E-03
  Im S1(2, 1.000000000000000E+02)    =  3.628524613185688E-03
 First Master integral in d=4 dimensions: finite parts
  Re S^(0)(4, 1.000000000000000E+02) = -3.674455931982301E+00
  Im S^(0)(4, 1.000000000000000E+02) =  7.168333946400606E+00
 Second Master integral in d=4 dimensions: finite parts
  Re S1^(0)(4, 1.000000000000000E+02)= -8.199157488095291E-02
  Im S1^(0)(4, 1.000000000000000E+02)=  6.693404090979084E-01