Improved effective vector boson approximation revisited
arXiv:1511.07706 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevD.93.053018
Abstract
We reexamine the improved effective vector boson approximation which is based on two-vector-boson luminosities for the computation of weak gauge-boson hard scattering subprocesses in high-energy hadron-hadron or collisions. We calculate these luminosities for the nine combinations of the transverse and longitudinal polarizations of and in the unitary and axial gauge. For these two gauge choices the quality of this approach is investigated for the reactions and using appropriate phase-space cuts.
Two-vector-boson luminosities now computed also in axial gauge. One figure and references added. Version to appear in Physical Review D
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