Calibration of the Top-Quark Monte-Carlo Mass
arXiv:1511.00841 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevLett.116.162001
Abstract
We present a method to establish experimentally the relation between the top-quark mass as implemented in Monte-Carlo generators and the Lagrangian mass parameter in a theoretically well-defined renormalization scheme. We propose a simultaneous fit of and an observable sensitive to , which does not rely on any prior assumptions about the relation between and . The measured observable is independent of and can be used subsequently for a determination of . The analysis strategy is illustrated with examples for the extraction of from inclusive and differential cross sections for hadro-production of top-quarks.
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