Two cutoff phase space slicing method
By B. Harris, J. Owens. 2001
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The phase space slicing method of two cutoffs for next-to-leading-order Monte Carlo style QCD corrections has been applied to many physics processes. The method is intuitive, simple to implement, and relies on a minimum of process dependent information. Although results for specific applications exist in the literature, there is not a full and detailed description of the method. Herein such a description is provided, along with illustrative examples; details, which have not previously been published, are included so that the method may be applied to additional hard scattering processes.
Subfields: Nuclear and High Energy Physics
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In Nuclear and High Energy Physics
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Citations in the corpus
- Electroweak radiative corrections for collider physics (2019, methodology): “To resolve this issue, techniques to isolate IR singularities via phase-space slicing [51, 52] or subtraction [53–55] were further developed and formulated in an algorithmic way that allows for automated evaluation.”