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hep-ph20092 cited

The NNPDF1.2 parton set: implications for the LHC

Alberto Guffanti, Juan Rojo, Maria Ubiali

Recently a new set of Parton Distribution Functions (NNPDF1.2) has been produced and released by the NNPDF Collaboration. The inclusion of dimuon data in the analysis allows a dete…

hep-ph20097 cited

Towards small x resummed DIS phenomenology

Juan Rojo, Guido Altarelli, Richard D. Ball +1

We report on recent progress towards quantitative phenomenology of small x resummation of deep-inelastic structure functions. We compute small x resummed K-factors with realistic P…

hep-ph20098 cited

Parton distributions and small-x QCD at the Large Hadron Electron Collider

Juan Rojo, Fabrizio Caola

The proposed Large Hadron Electron Collider (LHeC) at CERN would bring Deep-Inelastic scattering into the unexplored TeV regime. The LHeC rich physics program, among other topics,…

hep-ph2009132 cited

Precision determination of electroweak parameters and the strange content of the proton from neutrino deep-inelastic scattering

The NNPDF Collaboration, Richard D. Ball, Luigi Del Debbio +6

We use recent neutrino dimuon production data combined with a global deep-inelastic parton fit to construct a new parton set, NNPDF1.2, which includes a determination of the strang…

hep-ph2009

Parton Distributions

M. Dittmar, S. Forte, A. Glazov +37

We provide an assessment of the state of the art in various issues related to experimental measurements, phenomenological methods and theoretical results relevant for the determina…

hep-ph200860 cited

Quantifying the performance of jet definitions for kinematic reconstruction at the LHC

Matteo Cacciari, Juan Rojo, Gavin P. Salam +1

We present a strategy to quantify the performance of jet definitions in kinematic reconstruction tasks. It is designed to make use exclusively of physical observables, in contrast…