Measurement of strong coupling constant by using event shape moments in perturbative theory

Abstract

We measure the strong coupling constant at NNLO corrections. We do this analysis with moments of event shape variables: thrust, C parameter, heavy jet mass, wide and total jet broadening, by fitting the L3 and DELPHI data with NNLO model. Our real data are consistent with NNLO calculations, because it involves higher order terms in QCD calculations.

arXiv comment11 Pages, 2 Figures, 5 Tables. Accepted for publication in Acta Physica polonica B

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