Probing in single-top production at colliders
arXiv:2405.12400 · doi:10.1140/epjp/s13360-025-06050-4
Abstract
We study the consequences for top-quark physics of having electron and positron beams available at the LHeC and FCC-he, as was the case in HERA. We show that the asymmetry between top production in collisions and antitop production in reactions is sensitive to . By means of detailed parton-level Monte Carlo simulations of single and production and its backgrounds, we parametrize the asymmetry dependence on and estimate its uncertainties. Our analysis includes realistic phase-space cuts, and machine-learning binary classifiers for background rejection. We thus obtain limits on that are substantially stronger than current ones, and also smaller than current projections for the HL-LHC. We have at the LHeC, at 68\% C.L.\ with /ab.
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