Hemisphere mass up to four-loops with generalised $k_t$ algorithms

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Main Authors: Khelifa-Kerfa, K., Benghanem, M.
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Published: 2025
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author Khelifa-Kerfa, K.
Benghanem, M.
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Benghanem, M.
contents We compute the fixed-order distribution of the non-global hemisphere mass observable in $e^+ e^-$ annihilation up to four loops for various sequential recombination jet algorithms. In particular, we focus on the $k_t$ and Cambridge/Aachen algorithms. Using eikonal theory and strong-energy ordering of the final-state partons, we determine the complete structure of both abelian (clustering) and non-abelian non-global logarithms through four loops in perturbation theory. We compare the resulting resummed expressions for both jet algorithms with the standard Sudakov form factor and demonstrate that neglecting these logarithms leads to unreliable phenomenological predictions for the observable's distribution.
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spellingShingle Hemisphere mass up to four-loops with generalised $k_t$ algorithms
Khelifa-Kerfa, K.
Benghanem, M.
High Energy Physics - Phenomenology
High Energy Physics - Theory
We compute the fixed-order distribution of the non-global hemisphere mass observable in $e^+ e^-$ annihilation up to four loops for various sequential recombination jet algorithms. In particular, we focus on the $k_t$ and Cambridge/Aachen algorithms. Using eikonal theory and strong-energy ordering of the final-state partons, we determine the complete structure of both abelian (clustering) and non-abelian non-global logarithms through four loops in perturbation theory. We compare the resulting resummed expressions for both jet algorithms with the standard Sudakov form factor and demonstrate that neglecting these logarithms leads to unreliable phenomenological predictions for the observable's distribution.
title Hemisphere mass up to four-loops with generalised $k_t$ algorithms
topic High Energy Physics - Phenomenology
High Energy Physics - Theory
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2506.14415