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====== Non-interference in dimension 6 EFT: beyond LO & 2 to 2 processes ====== | ====== Non-interference in dimension 6 EFT: beyond LO & 2 to 2 processes ====== | ||
- | People interested (add your name): Francesco Riva, Ken Mimasu, Benjamin Fuks, Julia Harz, Kristin Lohwasser, Fabio Maltoni, Jorge de Blas | + | People interested (add your name): Francesco Riva, Ken Mimasu, Benjamin Fuks, Julia Harz, Kristin Lohwasser, Fabio Maltoni, Jorge de Blas, Daniele Barducci, Minho Son, Haiying Cai, Olivier Mattelaer, Adam Falkowski, Davide Lombardo |
Investigate the impact of higher order corrections or additional radiation on high energy 2->2 processes involving dimension 6 EFT operators that have been shown not to interfere at leading order. | Investigate the impact of higher order corrections or additional radiation on high energy 2->2 processes involving dimension 6 EFT operators that have been shown not to interfere at leading order. | ||
A simple test case may be W+W− production at a lepton collider. Here the EW corrections including dimension 6 operators have not been calculated but an extra photon (or any extra vector) emission would alter the helicity structure and is part of the higher order contribution. | A simple test case may be W+W− production at a lepton collider. Here the EW corrections including dimension 6 operators have not been calculated but an extra photon (or any extra vector) emission would alter the helicity structure and is part of the higher order contribution. | ||
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+ | We focus on the operator that generates transverse helicity, schematically O_{3W}= W_{\mu\nu}^3 | ||
References: | References: | ||
* "Helicity selection rules and noninterference for BSM amplitudes" [[https://arxiv.org/abs/1607.05236| (arXiv)]] | * "Helicity selection rules and noninterference for BSM amplitudes" [[https://arxiv.org/abs/1607.05236| (arXiv)]] | ||
+ | * "Testing gluon selfinteractions in three jet events at hadron colliders" [[https://arxiv.org/abs/hep-ph/9312363| (arXiv)]] | ||
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+ | Helicity amplitude from madgraph (2 to 2 and 2 to 3): | ||
+ | - https://phystev.cnrs.fr/wiki/_media/2017:groups:np:ee_ww_sm_only.tgz | ||
+ | - https://phystev.cnrs.fr/wiki/_media/2017:groups:np:ee_ww_int_only.tgz | ||
+ | - https://phystev.cnrs.fr/wiki/_media/2017:groups:np:ee_ww_sm_dim6.tgz | ||
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+ | Benchmark parameters from CLIC [https://arxiv.org/abs/1608.07537 -- Updated baseline for a staged Compact Linear Collider] | ||
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+ | accelerator design foresees 80% electron polarisation. | ||
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+ | stages running with different CME and luminosity: | ||
+ | {{:2017:groups:np:clic.jpg?direct&400|}} | ||
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+ | To Do: | ||
+ | 1) Read References (in particular Dixon&Shadmi) | ||
+ | 2) Compute Amplitude for e^+ e^- -> W^+ W^- and e^+ e^- -> W^+ W^- \gamma or Z in the SM first and with the above dimension-6 operator | ||
+ | 3) Expand in m_W/Energy and in g^'->0 to have simpler expressions | ||
+ | 4) Check with MG5 the analog of the angular distributions of Dixon/Shadmi | ||
+ | 5) Asses, as function of the collision energy, luminosity and systematic errors, wheter the best reach on c_{3W} is given by processes with 3 final states or two | ||
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+ | Further Questions | ||
+ | Also loop effects generate interference. Yet this is small compared with the tree-level SM^2 contribution to the same amplitude. Instead for real emission both the leading SM^2 and interference are suppressed. Do Sudakov effects play a role here? can they enhance virtual loops? | ||