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The spectrum of supersymmetric theories with R-parity violation are much more weakly constrained than that of supersymmetric theories with a stable neutralino.
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In principle, a top-down theoretical model for these couplings would associate their values to quark masses at high scales and then run the couplings down to the neutralino mass. Practically speaking, one should using the running quark masses at the neutralino mass (or roughly the weak scale) which results in order unity differences from their current masses. Pythia [ 18 ] , which does implement this parameterization for R-parity violating couplings as an option, unfortunately uses the constituent quark masses for the light quarks, which has nothing to do with the flavor breaking. This option in Pythia should not be used
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