Using the $W$ as a Standard Candle to Reach the Top: Calibrating Energy Correlator Based Top Mass Measurements

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Auteurs principaux: Holguin, Jack, Moult, Ian, Pathak, Aditya, Procura, Massimiliano, Schöfbeck, Robert, Schwarz, Dennis
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author Holguin, Jack
Moult, Ian
Pathak, Aditya
Procura, Massimiliano
Schöfbeck, Robert
Schwarz, Dennis
author_facet Holguin, Jack
Moult, Ian
Pathak, Aditya
Procura, Massimiliano
Schöfbeck, Robert
Schwarz, Dennis
contents The top quark mass is a key parameter of the Standard Model, yet measuring it precisely at the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) is challenging. Inspired by the use of standard candles in cosmology, we propose a novel energy correlator-based observable, which directly accesses the dimensionless quantity $m_t$/$m_W$. We perform a Monte Carlo study to demonstrate the feasibility of the top mass extraction from Run 2, 3, and High-Luminosity LHC datasets. Our resulting $m_t$ can be defined in a well-controlled short-distance mass scheme and exhibits remarkably small uncertainties from nonperturbative effects, as well as insensitivity to parton distribution functions, outlining a roadmap for a record precision measurement at the LHC.
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spellingShingle Using the $W$ as a Standard Candle to Reach the Top: Calibrating Energy Correlator Based Top Mass Measurements
Holguin, Jack
Moult, Ian
Pathak, Aditya
Procura, Massimiliano
Schöfbeck, Robert
Schwarz, Dennis
High Energy Physics - Phenomenology
High Energy Physics - Experiment
The top quark mass is a key parameter of the Standard Model, yet measuring it precisely at the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) is challenging. Inspired by the use of standard candles in cosmology, we propose a novel energy correlator-based observable, which directly accesses the dimensionless quantity $m_t$/$m_W$. We perform a Monte Carlo study to demonstrate the feasibility of the top mass extraction from Run 2, 3, and High-Luminosity LHC datasets. Our resulting $m_t$ can be defined in a well-controlled short-distance mass scheme and exhibits remarkably small uncertainties from nonperturbative effects, as well as insensitivity to parton distribution functions, outlining a roadmap for a record precision measurement at the LHC.
title Using the $W$ as a Standard Candle to Reach the Top: Calibrating Energy Correlator Based Top Mass Measurements
topic High Energy Physics - Phenomenology
High Energy Physics - Experiment
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2311.02157