28 November 2022 to 2 December 2022
IJCLab Orsay
Europe/Paris timezone

Computing cross-sections beyond NLO accuracy with Local Unitarity

28 Nov 2022, 16:00
15m
Auditorium Joliot Curie (Building 100)

Auditorium Joliot Curie

Building 100

IJCLab Orsay
WG2: Event Simulations and Monte Carlo Tools Parallel B - WG2: 2

Speaker

Zeno Capatti

Description

Local Unitarity provides an order-by-order representation of perturbative cross-sections that realises at the local level the cancellation of final-state collinear and soft singularities predicted by the KLN theorem. The representation is obtained by manipulating the real and virtual interference diagrams contributing to transition probabilities using general local identities. As a consequence, the Local Unitarity representation can be directly integrated using Monte Carlo methods and without the need of infrared counter-terms. I will present first results from this new approach with examples up to N3LO accuracy. I will conclude by giving an outlook on future generalisations of the method applicable to hadronic collisions.

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Primary authors

Dr Ben Ruijl (ETH Zürich) Dr Valentin Hirschi (CERN) Zeno Capatti

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