Higher-order initial state radiation in e+e annihilation

13 Jun 2023, 18:10
20m
305 (IBS Science and Culture Center)

305

IBS Science and Culture Center

Collider Physics Parallel: Collider Physics

Speaker

Uliana Voznaya (JINR)

Description

The studies of high-energy physics processes at future high-luminosity electron-
positron colliders require very precise calculations of QED radiative corrections for construction of sufficiently accurate theoretical predictions of these processes. The bulk of effect is provided by higher-order radiative corrections enhanced by the so-called large
logarithm L=ln(μ2me2) which depends on the factorization energy scale μ>>me.
Radiative corrections in the leading and next-to-leading logarithmic approximations can be analytically calculated within the QED parton distribution functions approach. To calculate higher-order corrections we solve QED evolution equations by iterations. We calculated radiative corrections to the cross-section of electron-positron annihilation up to O(α3L2) using this method. The results are relevant for physical programs of future high-energy electron-positron colliders including searches for dark matter.

Primary author

Uliana Voznaya (JINR)

Co-author

Dr Andrej Arbuzov (JINR)

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