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Next-to-leading logarithmic processes in High EnergyJets
James A. Black,
with J. R. Andersen, H. Brooks and J. M. Smillie
Durham University
DIS Turin, April 10th 2019
Table of Contents
1 Introduction to HEJMRK limitFKL Contributions
2 Subleading ProcessesUnorderedExtremal qqCentral qq
3 Pure Jet Results
4 W+JetsComplications
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An Introduction to HEJ
High Energy Jets
A Partonic Monte Carlo Generator which aims to describe highmultiplicity events.
Provides perturbative predictions at LL accuracy (log(s/|t|)) withresummation of hard corrections to all orders.
Hard corrections are αs suppressed but phase space enhanced in thelarge invariant mass limit.
but we need a formalism...
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An Introduction to HEJ
High Energy Jets
A Partonic Monte Carlo Generator which aims to describe highmultiplicity events.
Provides perturbative predictions at LL accuracy (log(s/|t|)) withresummation of hard corrections to all orders.
Hard corrections are αs suppressed but phase space enhanced in thelarge invariant mass limit.
but we need a formalism...
James A. Black (IPPP) NLL in HEJ DIS2019 3 / 26
An Introduction to HEJ
High Energy Jets
A Partonic Monte Carlo Generator which aims to describe highmultiplicity events.
Provides perturbative predictions at LL accuracy (log(s/|t|)) withresummation of hard corrections to all orders.
Hard corrections are αs suppressed but phase space enhanced in thelarge invariant mass limit.
but we need a formalism...
James A. Black (IPPP) NLL in HEJ DIS2019 3 / 26
An Introduction to HEJ
High Energy Jets
A Partonic Monte Carlo Generator which aims to describe highmultiplicity events.
Provides perturbative predictions at LL accuracy (log(s/|t|)) withresummation of hard corrections to all orders.
Hard corrections are αs suppressed but phase space enhanced in thelarge invariant mass limit.
but we need a formalism...
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Multi Regge Kinematic (MRK) Limit
The MRK Limit:
large s ; small PT ; strongly ordered jet rapidities (yj):
y1 � y2 � ...� yi � ..� yn−1 � yn
Some nice relations:
s2 ∼ −u2 → large
ti ∼ −p2⊥ji ∼ −p2⊥
log(
sij|tij |
)≈ |yj − yi |
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Multi Regge Kinematic (MRK) Limit
The MRK Limit:
large s ; small PT ; strongly ordered jet rapidities (yj):
y1 � y2 � ...� yi � ..� yn−1 � yn
Some nice relations:
s2 ∼ −u2 → large
ti ∼ −p2⊥ji ∼ −p2⊥
log(
sij|tij |
)≈ |yj − yi |
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FKL Contributions
FKL configurations are the leading contributions in the MRK limit.
(2→ n) amplitudes with strong rapidity ordering in final state
Internal jets (by rapidity) required to be gluons
Mediated by colour octet (gluon) t-channel exchange
√t1
√t2
√tn−1
pa
pn
p1
p2
p3
pn−1
pb Current
Current
Decreasin
gRapidity
Resum via effective LipatovVertices and the LipatovAnsatz.
For MRK kinematics, theseare leading power in powerexpansion. After integration,gives leading logarithmiccontribution.
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FKL Contributions
FKL configurations are the leading contributions in the MRK limit.
(2→ n) amplitudes with strong rapidity ordering in final state
Internal jets (by rapidity) required to be gluons
Mediated by colour octet (gluon) t-channel exchange
√t1
√t2
√tn−1
pa
pn
p1
p2
p3
pn−1
pb Current
Current
Decreasin
gRapidity
Resum via effective LipatovVertices and the LipatovAnsatz.
For MRK kinematics, theseare leading power in powerexpansion. After integration,gives leading logarithmiccontribution.
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FKL Contributions
FKL configurations are the leading contributions in the MRK limit.
(2→ n) amplitudes with strong rapidity ordering in final state
Internal jets (by rapidity) required to be gluons
Mediated by colour octet (gluon) t-channel exchange
√t1
√t2
√tn−1
pa
pn
p1
p2
p3
pn−1
pb Current
Current
Decreasin
gRapidity
Resum via effective LipatovVertices and the LipatovAnsatz.
For MRK kinematics, theseare leading power in powerexpansion. After integration,gives leading logarithmiccontribution.
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FKL Contributions
FKL configurations are the leading contributions in the MRK limit.
(2→ n) amplitudes with strong rapidity ordering in final state
Internal jets (by rapidity) required to be gluons
Mediated by colour octet (gluon) t-channel exchange
√t1
√t2
√tn−1
pa
pn
p1
p2
p3
pn−1
pb Current
Current
Decreasin
gRapidity
Resum via effective LipatovVertices and the LipatovAnsatz.
For MRK kinematics, theseare leading power in powerexpansion. After integration,gives leading logarithmiccontribution.
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FKL Contributions
FKL configurations are the leading contributions in the MRK limit.
(2→ n) amplitudes with strong rapidity ordering in final state
Internal jets (by rapidity) required to be gluons
Mediated by colour octet (gluon) t-channel exchange
√t1
√t2
√tn−1
pa
pn
p1
p2
p3
pn−1
pb Current
Current
Decreasin
gRapidity
Resum via effective LipatovVertices and the LipatovAnsatz.
For MRK kinematics, theseare leading power in powerexpansion. After integration,gives leading logarithmiccontribution.
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HEJ Matrix element
=
1
4 (N2C − 1)
∥∥Sfafb→f1fn
∥∥2
·(g2s Kf1
1
t1
)·(g2s Kfn
1
tn−1
)
·n−2∏
i=1
(− g2
s CA
ti ti+1V µ(qi , qi+1)Vµ(qi , qi+1)
)
·n−1∏
j=1
exp[ω0(qj⊥)(yj+1 − yj)
]
Processes ⇔ currents, e.g. Sf1f2→f1Hf2 = jµ(p1, pa)V µνH (qj , qj+1)jν(pb, pn).
+ =
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HEJ Matrix element
=
1
4 (N2C − 1)
∥∥Sfafb→f1fn
∥∥2
·(
g2s Kf1
1
t1
)·(
g2s Kfn
1
tn−1
)
·n−2∏
i=1
(− g2
s CA
ti ti+1V µ(qi , qi+1)Vµ(qi , qi+1)
)
·n−1∏
j=1
exp[ω0(qj⊥)(yj+1 − yj)
]
Processes ⇔ currents, e.g. Sf1f2→f1Hf2 = jµ(p1, pa)V µνH (qj , qj+1)jν(pb, pn).
+ =
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HEJ Matrix element
=
1
4 (N2C − 1)
∥∥Sfafb→f1fn
∥∥2
·(g2s Kf1
1
t1
)·(g2s Kfn
1
tn−1
)
·n−2∏
i=1
(− g2
s CA
titi+1V µ(qi , qi+1)Vµ(qi , qi+1)
)
·n−1∏
j=1
exp[ω0(qj⊥)(yj+1 − yj)
]
Processes ⇔ currents, e.g. Sf1f2→f1Hf2 = jµ(p1, pa)V µνH (qj , qj+1)jν(pb, pn).
+ =
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HEJ Matrix element
=
1
4 (N2C − 1)
∥∥Sfafb→f1fn
∥∥2
·(g2s Kf1
1
t1
)·(g2s Kfn
1
tn−1
)
·n−2∏
i=1
(− g2
s CA
ti ti+1Vµ(qi,qi+1)Vµ(qi,qi+1)
)
·n−1∏
j=1
exp[ω0(qj⊥)(yj+1 − yj)
]
Processes ⇔ currents, e.g. Sf1f2→f1Hf2 = jµ(p1, pa)V µνH (qj , qj+1)jν(pb, pn).
+ =
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HEJ Matrix element
=
1
4 (N2C − 1)
∥∥Sfafb→f1fn
∥∥2
·(g2s Kf1
1
t1
)·(g2s Kfn
1
tn−1
)
·n−2∏
i=1
(− g2
s CA
ti ti+1V µ(qi , qi+1)Vµ(qi , qi+1)
)
·n−1∏
j=1
exp[ω0(qj⊥)(yj+1 − yj)
]
Processes ⇔ currents, e.g. Sf1f2→f1Hf2 = jµ(p1, pa)V µνH (qj , qj+1)jν(pb, pn).
+ =
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HEJ Matrix element
=
1
4 (N2C − 1)
∥∥Sfafb→f1fn
∥∥2
·(g2s Kf1
1
t1
)·(g2s Kfn
1
tn−1
)
·n−2∏
i=1
(− g2
s CA
ti ti+1V µ(qi , qi+1)Vµ(qi , qi+1)
)
·n−1∏
j=1
exp[ω0(qj⊥)(yj+1 − yj)
]
Processes ⇔ currents, e.g. Sf1f2→f1Hf2 = jµ(p1, pa)V µνH (qj , qj+1)jν(pb, pn).
+ =
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Motivation: H+Jets FKL Only
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9∆yfb
0.0
0.1
0.2
0.3
Rel
ativ
eco
ntr
ibu
tion 0
50
100
150
200
250
300
dσ/d
∆y f
b[f
b]
pp→ jjjH
Total rateAll-order componentFixed-order component
Resummed
FKL
Processes at FO
Unordered
Extremal qq
Other
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Motivation: H+Jets Including Unordered
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9∆yfb
0.0
0.1
0.2
0.3
Rel
ativ
eco
ntr
ibu
tion 0
50
100
150
200
250
dσ/d
∆y f
b[f
b]
pp→ jjjH
Total rateAll-order componentFixed-order component
Resummed
FKL
Unordered
Processes at FO
Extremal qq
Other
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Change due to Unordered
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8∆yfb
−0.8
−0.6
−0.4
−0.2
0.0
0.2
Rel
ativ
eC
han
gein
dσ/d
∆y
fb
Total rateAll-order componentFixed-order component
Points of Interest:
All-order componentincreased.
FO component decreaseslinearly with yfb
Total rate mostlyunchanged.
Goal: Include more subleading processes within HEJ approximation.
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Change due to Unordered
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8∆yfb
−0.8
−0.6
−0.4
−0.2
0.0
0.2
Rel
ativ
eC
han
gein
dσ/d
∆y
fb
Total rateAll-order componentFixed-order component
Points of Interest:
All-order componentincreased.
FO component decreaseslinearly with yfb
Total rate mostlyunchanged.
Goal: Include more subleading processes within HEJ approximation.
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Unordered Contributions
Pa P1Current
Puno
P4Pb
A gluon outside ofFKL rapidity orderingis known as anUnordered emission.
In HEJ this is modelled as a modified current. Where we now allow thatyuno ∼ y1 and y1 >> y2. (QMRK Limit)
MunoqQ→gqQ ∼
jµuno(pa, p1, puno)jµ(pb, p2)
t
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Extremal qq
Pa P1
Current
P3
P2
Pb
The Extremal qqcase is an incominggluon splitting to qq.
In HEJ use a a modified current (related by crossing symmetry to Unocase) in the scattering.
Mqqqg→qQQ ∼
jµqq(pb, p2, p3)jµ(pa, p1)
t
There are 5 possible diagrams which contribute.
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Extremal qq: Possibilities
Pa
Pb
P1
P2
P3
Pa
Pb
P1
P2
P3
Pa
Pb
P1
P2
P3
Pa
Pb
P1
P2
P3
Pa
Pb
P1
P2
P3
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Central qq
Pa P1
P3
P2
Pb P4
In the case a Central qq pairis produced, we use aneffective vertex which fits theform:
Mqq→qQQq ∼⟨1|µ|a
⟩Xµν
⟨4|ν|b
⟩
t1t3
There are 7 possible diagrams which contribute.
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Central qq
Pa
Pb
P1
P2
P3
P4
Pa
Pb
P1
P2
P3
P4
Pa
Pb
P1
P2
P3
P4
Pa
Pb
P1
P2
P3
P4
Pa
Pb
P1
P2
P3
P4
Pa
Pb
P1
P2
P3
P4
Pa
Pb
P1
P2
P3
P4
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Scaling of the Matrix Elements
Higgs+3j: qQ → qgHQGluon Exchange
(FKL)Quark Exchange
(Unordered)Higgs Outside(Unordered)
0 2 4 6 8 10∆ = ∆yfb/2
10-17
10-16
10-15
10-14
10-13
10-12
|Mi|2/s
2
|M1|2/s2
|M2|2/s2
|M3|2/s2
0 2 4 6 8 10∆ = ∆yfb/2
10-12
10-11
10-10
10-9
s j1j 2×|M
i|2/s
2
sj1j2 × |M2|2/s2
sj1j2 × |M3|2/s2
In Multi Regge Theory:
|M| ∼ (sji jj )spin
Swapping propagator (gluon → quark) suppresses ME by (sji jj )1/2.
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Scaling of the Matrix Elements
Higgs+3j: qQ → qgHQGluon Exchange
(FKL)Quark Exchange
(Unordered)Higgs Outside(Unordered)
0 2 4 6 8 10∆ = ∆yfb/2
10-17
10-16
10-15
10-14
10-13
10-12
|Mi|2/s
2
|M1|2/s2
|M2|2/s2
|M3|2/s2
0 2 4 6 8 10∆ = ∆yfb/2
10-12
10-11
10-10
10-9
s j1j 2×|M
i|2/s
2
sj1j2 × |M2|2/s2
sj1j2 × |M3|2/s2
In Multi Regge Theory:
|M| ∼ (sji jj )spin
Swapping propagator (gluon → quark) suppresses ME by (sji jj )1/2.
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Reducing Dependence on Matching
Pa
Pb
P1
P2
P3
P4
Pa
Pb
P1
P2
P3
P4
Fixed Order
α4s
Add Resummation
(αs∆y )N
Inclusion within HEJ:
Previously: • 4j + 5j Fixed order result used directly in HEJ
Now: • 4j result reduced by virtual corrections. 5j result increased.• sum of 4j + 5j state is logarithmically controlled.
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Reducing Dependence on Matching
Pa
Pb
P1
P2
P3
P4
Pa
Pb
P1
P2
P3
P4
Fixed Order
α4s
Add Resummation
(αs∆y )N
Inclusion within HEJ:
Previously: • 4j + 5j Fixed order result used directly in HEJNow: • 4j result reduced by virtual corrections. 5j result increased.
• sum of 4j + 5j state is logarithmically controlled.
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Pure Jets: FKL Only
0 1 2 3 4 5 6
∆yfb
0.0
0.1
0.2
0.3
0.4
Rel
ativ
eco
ntr
ibu
tion
0.0
0.5
1.0
1.5
dσ/d
∆y f
b[µ
b]
pp→≥ 3j
TotalResummedFixed Order
Processes Resummed
FKL
Processes only at FO
Unordered
Extremal qq
Other
Nota Bene: we do not includeCentral qq since that only exists as asubleading process for 4j+
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Pure Jets: All subleading processes
0 1 2 3 4 5 6
∆yfb
0.0
0.1
0.2
0.3
0.4
Rel
ativ
eco
ntr
ibu
tion
0.0
0.2
0.4
0.6
0.8
1.0
1.2
1.4
1.6
dσ/d
∆y f
b[µ
b]
pp→≥ 3j
TotalResummedFixed Order
Processes Resummed
FKL
Unordered
Extremal qq
Processes only at FO
Other
Nota Bene: we do not includeCentral qq since that only exists as asubleading process for 4j+
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Change due to Subleading Pieces
0 1 2 3 4 5 6∆yfb
−1.0
−0.8
−0.6
−0.4
−0.2
0.0
0.2
0.4
0.6
Rel
ativ
eC
han
gein
dσ/d
∆y
fb TotalResummedFixed order
Points of interest:
All-order component increased.
FO component dramatically decreases with yfb
Total rate remains largely unchanged.
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W+Jets at LL
In HEJ, W+Jets are usually calculated differently from Pure Jets by theuse of a modified current.
Pa P1
PW
+ Pa P1
PW
→ Pa P1
PW
Current
With the addition of the qq pairs we have additional places from which aW-Boson can be emitted.
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W+Jets at NLL: Unordered
Complications to Unordered
No New Objects New Objects Required
Pa P1
PW
Current
Current
Puno
P4Pb
Pa P1
PW
Current
Puno
P4Pb
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W+Jets at NLL: qq
Complications to qq
No New Objects New Objects Required
Pa P1
PW
Current
Current
P3
P2
Pb
PW
Pa P1
Current
P3
P2
Pb
PW
Pa P1
P3
P2
Pb P4
Current
Pa P1
P3
P2
Pb P4
PW
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W+Jets at NLL: Extremal qq
Consider Process: qg → qQQW
AIM:
Factorise the t channel exchanges and the current scattering, resulting in anew effective current at either end of the FKL chain.
Need to find an amplitude for the process qg → qQQW of the form:
Mqg→qQQW ∼⟨1|µ|a
⟩Qµνρ (p2, pw , p3, pb) εν(pb)ε∗ρ(pw )
t1
Where Qµνρ is this effective current.
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W+Jets at NLL: Central qq
Consider Process: qq → qQQWq
AIM:
Factorise Currents and effective qq vertex. As in the extremal qq
We therefore search for an expression of the form:
Mqq→qQQqW ∼⟨1|µ|a
⟩Xµν
⟨4|ν|b
⟩
t1t3
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W+Jets Status Matrix Element Comparison
Pa P1
P3
P2
Pb P4
PW
↑-
-
↓
qq at fixed ∆y
0 2 4 6 8 100
1
2
1e 21
LOHEJ
0 2 4 6 8 100.0
2.5
5.0
||2 /
(256
5 s2 )
1e 18
LO*sqqHEJ*sqq
0 2 4 6 8 10
0.8
1.0
LO/LOHEJ/LO
Pa P1
P3
P2
Pb P4
PW
↑↑↓↓
qq at increasing ∆y
0 2 4 6 8 100.0
2.5
5.0
1e 22
LOHEJ
0 2 4 6 8 100.0
2.5
5.0
||2 /
(256
5 s2 )
1e 17
LO*sqqHEJ*sqq
0 2 4 6 8 10
0.8
1.0
LO/LOHEJ/LO
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Conclusions and Further Considerations
Added resummation for Unordered, Extremal and Central qq
HEJ is now leading log accurate for all sub-leading processes
Verification process underway for W+Jets
Next steps for Next-to-Leading Log:
Virtual Corrections
HEJ2 recently had a public release!
https://hej.web.cern.ch/HEJ/
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Backup slides
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Lipatov Vertices
pA
pB
p1
p3
q +
pA
pB
p1
p3
p2
q1
q2
→
pA
pB
p1
p3
p2
q1
q2
V ρ(q1, q2) =− (q1 + q2)ρ
+pρA2
(q21
p2 · pA+
p2 · pBpA · pB
+p2 · p3pA · p3
)+ pA ↔ p1
− pρB2
(q22
p2 · pB+
p2 · pApB · pA
+p2 · p1pB · p1
)− pB ↔ p3.
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Virtual Corrections
Lipatov Ansatz
One can obtain the virtual corrections in the MRK limit with the LipatovAnsatz, which is the following substitution within the analytic expressionfor the amplitudes:
1
ti→ 1
tiexp[α(qi )(yi−1 − yi )]
where
α = −g2CAΓ(1− ε)
(4π)2+ε2
ε
(q2µ2
)ε
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Building Blocks
Pg
P2
P3
PW
JµV (p2, pA, pB , p3) =
(u2γ
ν(/p2 + /pA + /pB)γµu3
s2AB+
u2γµ(/p3 − /pA − /pB)γνu3
s3AB
)[uAγνuB ]
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1a Contribution
Pa
Pb
P1
P2
P3
P4
Pa
Pb
P1
P2
P3
P4
Xµν1a =
gµνC1gwg4s
2√
2s23AB(s123AB)(pρ1)JVρ
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4b Contribution
Pa
Pb
P1
P2
P3
P4
Pa
Pb
P1
P2
P3
P4
Xµν4b =
−gµνC1gwg4s
2√
2s23AB(s234AB)(pρ4)JVρ
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3 Gluon Contribution
Pa
Pb
P1
P2
P3
P4
Xµν3g =
gwg2s T
geg ′T e23
2√
2 t1s23AB t3
[(q1)µ ηνρ + (q3)ν ηµρ−
(q1 + q3)ρ ηµν]JVρ(pa, pA, pB , p1)
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Uncrossed Contributions
Pa
Pb
P1
P2
P3
P4
Xµνuncross =
〈A|σ|B〉(pA + pB)2
u2
[γσ(/p2 + /pA + /pB)γν(/p3 + /p4 − /pb)γµ
(s2AB)(tint2)+
γν(/pa − /p1 − /p2)γσ(/p3 + /p4 − /pb)γµ
(tint1)(tint2)+
γν(/pa − /p1 − /p2)γµ(/p3 + /pA + /pB)γσ
(tint1)(s3AB)
]u3
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Crossed Contributions
Pa
Pb
P1
P2
P3
P4
Xµνcross =
〈A|σ|B〉(pA + pB)2
u2
[γσ(/p2 + /pA + /pB)γν(/pa − /p1 − /p3)γµ
(s2AB)(tint3)+
γν(/p2 − /p4 − /pb)γσ(/pa − /p1 − /p3)γµ
(tint3)(tint4)+
γν(/p2 + /p4 − /pb)γµ(/p3 + /pA + /pB)γσ
(tint4)(s3AB)
]u3
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Matching with Fixed Order
σresum,match2j =
∑f1,f2
∑m
m∏j=1
∫ pBj⊥=∞
pBj⊥=0
d2pBj⊥
(2π)3
∫ dyBj
2
(2π)4 δ(2)
m∑k=1
pBk⊥
· xBa fa(xBa ,Q
Ba ) xBb fb(x
Bb ,Q
Bb )|MB |
2
(sB )2
· |MtreeHEJ|
−2(2π)−4+3m 2m
(sB )2
xBa fa,f1 (xBa ,Q
Ba ) xB
bfb,f2 (x
Bb,QB
b)
·∞∑n=2
∫ p1⊥=∞
p1⊥=.9pj,⊥
d2p1⊥
(2π)3
∫ pn⊥=∞
pn⊥=.9pj,⊥
d2pn⊥
(2π)3
n−1∏i=2
∫ pi⊥=∞
pi⊥=λ
d2pi⊥
(2π)3(2π)4 δ(2)
n∑k=1
pk⊥
· Ty
n∏i=1
(∫dyi
2
)Oe
mj
m−1∏l=1
δ(2)(pBJl⊥
− jl⊥)
m∏l=1
δ(yBJl− yJl )
O2j ({pi})
· xafa,f1 (xa,Qa) xb fb,f2 (xb,Qb)|Mf1 f2→f1g···gf2
HEJ ({pi})|2
s2.
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Matching with Fixed Order
σresum,match2j =
∑f1,f2
∑m
m∏j=1
∫ pBj⊥=∞
pBj⊥=0
d2pBj⊥
(2π)3
∫ dyBj
2
(2π)4 δ(2)
m∑k=1
pBk⊥
· xBa fa(xBa ,Q
Ba ) xBb fb(x
Bb ,Q
Bb )|MB |
2
(sB )2
· |MtreeHEJ|
−2(2π)−4+3m 2m
(sB )2
xBa fa,f1 (xBa ,Q
Ba ) xB
bfb,f2 (x
Bb,QB
b)
·∞∑n=2
∫ p1⊥=∞
p1⊥=.9pj,⊥
d2p1⊥
(2π)3
∫ pn⊥=∞
pn⊥=.9pj,⊥
d2pn⊥
(2π)3
n−1∏i=2
∫ pi⊥=∞
pi⊥=λ
d2pi⊥
(2π)3(2π)4 δ(2)
n∑k=1
pk⊥
· Ty
n∏i=1
(∫dyi
2
)Oe
mj
m−1∏l=1
δ(2)(pBJl⊥
− jl⊥)
m∏l=1
δ(yBJl− yJl )
O2j ({pi})
· xafa,f1 (xa,Qa) xb fb,f2 (xb,Qb)|Mf1 f2→f1g···gf2
HEJ ({pi})|2
s2.
Fixed Order
Overlap HEJ
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