Hadronic Contribution to the muon factor
arXiv:1302.1735 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.88.014005
Abstract
The lowest order hadronic contribution to the factor of the muon is analyzed in the framework of the operator product expansion at short distances, and a QCD finite energy sum rule designed to quench the role of the data. This procedure reduces the discrepancy between experiment and theory, , from to , i.e. without changing the uncertainty.
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