7–10 Apr 2015
Portoroz, Slovenia
Europe/Ljubljana timezone

Top mass from the bottom (at NLO)

9 Apr 2015, 11:46
23m
James Cook (Portoroz, Slovenia)

James Cook

Portoroz, Slovenia

Hotel Slovenija, Obala 33, 6320 Portoroz, Slovenia
Planary Talk Collider

Speaker

Roberto Franceschini (CERN)

Description

In this talk I will briefly review the present status and motivations for an accurate measurement of the top quark mass. In particular I will outline future strategies and possible outcomes for a global combination of top quark masses measurement at hadron colliders. I will discuss the role that new types of measurement can play to clarify the issues of present precision top quark measurements. In this context, I will present a distinctly new strategy for the top quark mass measurement based on properties of energy spectra, which can be applied both to b-jets and (under several guises) to B-hadrons observables, resulting in a sub-percent top quark mass determination.

Authors

Doojin Kim (University of Maryland) Kaustubh Agashe (University of Maryland) Markus Christian Schulze (CERN) Roberto Franceschini (CERN)

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