Phenomenology of matching exponentiated photonic radiation to a QED-corrected parton shower in KKMChh

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Autores principales: Yost, Scott A., Ward, B. F. L., Wąs, Zbigniew
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author Yost, Scott A.
Ward, B. F. L.
Wąs, Zbigniew
author_facet Yost, Scott A.
Ward, B. F. L.
Wąs, Zbigniew
contents KKMChh is a precision Monte Carlo program for photonic and electroweak radiative corrections to hadron scattering, implementing the amplitude-level exponentiation originally developed for electron-positron scattering at the quark level, modeling initial and final state QED radiation as well as initial-final interference to all orders in a soft-photon approximation, adding hard photon corrections through second order next-to-leading logarithm. A previous ICHEP talk introduced a matching procedure NISR (negative initial-state radiation) to match the exponentiated photon radiation from the quarks to a QED-corrected parton shower. Here, we describe its effect on forward-backward asymmetry calculations of interest for a precise determination of the electroweak mixing angle.
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spellingShingle Phenomenology of matching exponentiated photonic radiation to a QED-corrected parton shower in KKMChh
Yost, Scott A.
Ward, B. F. L.
Wąs, Zbigniew
High Energy Physics - Phenomenology
KKMChh is a precision Monte Carlo program for photonic and electroweak radiative corrections to hadron scattering, implementing the amplitude-level exponentiation originally developed for electron-positron scattering at the quark level, modeling initial and final state QED radiation as well as initial-final interference to all orders in a soft-photon approximation, adding hard photon corrections through second order next-to-leading logarithm. A previous ICHEP talk introduced a matching procedure NISR (negative initial-state radiation) to match the exponentiated photon radiation from the quarks to a QED-corrected parton shower. Here, we describe its effect on forward-backward asymmetry calculations of interest for a precise determination of the electroweak mixing angle.
title Phenomenology of matching exponentiated photonic radiation to a QED-corrected parton shower in KKMChh
topic High Energy Physics - Phenomenology
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2410.09104