10–13 Sept 2024
Europe/Rome timezone

Renormalizing Soft-quark Functions and Anomalous Dimensions at Next-to-leading Power

10 Sept 2024, 14:55
25m
Room C1

Room C1

Resummation, Parton Showers and Monte-Carlo Resummation, Parton Showers and Monte-Carlo

Speaker

Xing Wang

Description

Power corrections are crucial for the frontier precision study at colliders, and soft quarks play an important role starting from next-to-leading power. However, renormalizing soft-quark functions and, hence, deriving their anomalous dimensions are hard and have only received progress recently. In this talk, I will show how to renormalize soft-quark functions entering the light-quark-induced Higgs form factor and the Drell-Yan process in position space in a concise way. In particular, I will also illustrate how to extract UV poles consistently in the context of introducing offshellness-related IR regulators inherited from factorization formulae.

Primary author

Xing Wang

Co-authors

Mr Erik Sünderhauf (TUM) Prof. Martin Beneke (TUM) Dr Yao Ji (TUM)

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