25–30 Apr 2022
Ettal
Europe/Berlin timezone

Electroweak and Finite-Lifetime Corrections for Boosted Top Quark Production

27 Apr 2022, 11:30
30m
Raum Ettal

Raum Ettal

Speaker

Daniel Lechner (University of Vienna)

Description

Jet mass measurements for processes involving boosted top quark pair production will be possible at the HL-LHC and may become an important tool for high-precision
measurements of the top quark mass in a well-defined renormalization scheme. Apart from including QCD corrections and resummations, for which well-developed frameworks exist,
eventually also electroweak and finite-lifetime effects need to be accounted for systematically.
For boosted top quark initiated inclusive jets we apply an electroweak Soft-Collinear-Effective-Theory (SCET) framework that allows for a coherent resummation of electroweak Sudakov and rapidity logarithms and finite-lifetime effects together with large logs from QCD. Apart from double top resonant effects, the factorization approach can also account for single-resonant effects which are related to the interference of final states originating from top quark decays and background processes leading to the top decay final state. Concretely we address electroweak effects in inclusive (hemisphere mass) top-dijet production at lepton colliders and also discuss a convenient operator space framework which also allows to account for subleading power effects.

Primary authors

Daniel Lechner (University of Vienna) Andre Hoang (University of Vienna) Massimiliano Procura (University of Vienna)

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