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20242026
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12 papers

hep-ph2026

-Jettiness Soft Functions Made Simple

Luca Buonocore, Maximilian Delto, Kirill Melnikov +3

We present a new method to compute the soft function for the -Jettiness variable for arbitrary at high perturbative orders in QCD. It is based on the observation that the mo…

hep-ph2026

A perturbative framework to probe infrared sensitivity in non-Abelian gauge theories

Duarte Fontes, Dennis Horstmann, Kirill Melnikov +1

Understanding the infrared sensitivity of perturbative predictions in QCD is important for assessing the magnitude of possible non-perturbative power corrections to processes with…

hep-ph2026

Polarization structure and spin covariance of massive vector-boson amplitudes in QCD

Giuseppe De Laurentis, Kirill Melnikov, Matteo Tresoldi

Nearly thirty years ago, Bern, Dixon and Kosower computed all helicity amplitudes for the annihilation of an electron-positron pair into four QCD partons through an electroweak vec…

hep-ph2026

On the reconstruction of kinematic distributions computed with Monte Carlo methods using orthogonal basis functions

Kirill Melnikov, Ivan Novikov, Ivan Pedron

Reconstruction of one-dimensional kinematic distributions from calculations based on high-dimensional Monte-Carlo integration is a standard problem in high-energy physics. Traditio…

hep-ph2026

Integrated subtraction terms and finite remainders for arbitrary processes with massless partons at colliders in the nested soft-collinear subtraction scheme

Federica Devoto, Kirill Melnikov, Raoul Röntsch +3

We present integrated subtraction terms and finite remainders for arbitrary processes with massless partons at hadron and lepton colliders in the context of the nested soft-colline…

hep-ph2025

Integral of the double-emission eikonal function for two massive emitters at an arbitrary angle

Ming-Ming Long, Kirill Melnikov, Andrey Pikelner

We present a semi-analytic calculation of the integrated double-emission eikonal function of two massive emitters whose momenta are at an arbitrary angle to each other. This result…