The N-jettiness is a useful resolution variable to distinguish between events with a different number of jets in the final state. It has been successfully employed in slicing calculations for colour singlet processes at NNLO and its resummation forms the basis for the GENEVA approach to matching NNLO calculations to parton showers. I will discuss the extension of the zero-jettiness resummation...
Many searches for New Physics and precision measurements in QCD involve the study of jet substructure for final state hadrons. While traditionally the state of the art for studying jets at particle colliders have been event shape observables, recently it has been better understood that measuring correlation functions of energy flow operators inside a jet is in fact a very powerful tool for...
One of the most important goals of the precision collider physics program is to push beyond the sub-percent accuracy of the current top quark mass measurement. This involves looking for observables that are both sensitive to the top mass and can be brought under theoretical control. Satisfying both these criterion at the LHC is a challenging task due to contributions from soft physics and the...
The higher-order behavior of logarithmically enhanced contributions in non-global observables is very intricate, in particular as double-logarithmic corrections may arise first at very high orders in perturbation theory. Recently, the resummation of these super-leading logarithms (SLLs) to all orders for generic $2\rightarrow l$ scattering processes at hardron colliders has been achieved [1]....
We present a formalism for the resummation of non-global QCD observables beyond leading logarithmic accuracy. We discuss the derivation of a set of integro-differential equations that governs the dynamics of soft radiation in the planar limit, using which we perform a calculation of the out-of-jet transverse energy distributions at lepton colliders. We finally comment on the solution of the...
The theory and phenomenology of transverse-momentum dependent parton distributions (TMDs) have seen increasing activity in the past years. Factorization theorems for both leading-power (LP) and next-to-leading power (NLP) scenario has been discussed in the context of experimental processes such as Drell-Yan (DY) or SIDIS.
However, experimental determination of all TMD distributions is an...
In a factorization approach to double parton scattering, the initial state is described by double parton distributions (DPDs). These functions are currently poorly constrained by experiment, but provide a view on interesting correlations between partons in the hadron. We show that DPDs can be calculated from first principles using lattice QCD via the quasi-PDF approach, opening up a new way to...
We present a novel formalism to calculate beam and jet functions automatically at next-to-next-to-leading order in perturbation theory. By employing suitable phase-space parameterisations in combination with sector-decomposition steps and selector functions, we managed to factorise all divergences in the phase-space integrations and we implemented our framework in the publicly available code...
In this talk I present upcoming results regarding resummation at 4 loops for differential distributions.
SCET lies at the foundation of our understanding of inclusive B meson decays. It allows us to factorize the spectrum into hard, jet, and hadronic soft functions. The hadronic soft function can be further factorized into perturbative partonic soft function and nonperturbative shape function. The shape function is a necessary ingredient for extraction of $|V_{ub}|$ CKM matrix element from $B\to...
Quantum simulations of the full dynamics of a quantum field theory over a wide range of energies requires exceptionally large resources. Yet for many observables in particle physics, perturbative techniques are sufficient to accurately model all but a constrained range of energies within the validity of the theory. SCET naturally provides an efficient separation of dynamics well-described by...
