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Photoproduction of neutral pions
Andreas Fuhrer
The pion and nucleon mass differences generate a very pronounced cusp in the photoproduction reaction of a single neutral pion on the proton. A nonrelativistic effective field theo…
Soft and Collinear Functions for the Standard Model
Jui-yu Chiu, Andreas Fuhrer, Randall Kelley +1
Radiative corrections to high energy scattering processes were given previously in terms of universal soft and collinear functions. This paper gives the collinear functions for all…
Factorization Structure of Gauge Theory Amplitudes and Application to Hard Scattering Processes at the LHC
Jui-yu Chiu, Andreas Fuhrer, Randall Kelley +1
Previous work on electroweak radiative corrections to high energy scattering using soft-collinear effective theory (SCET) has been extended to include external transverse and longi…
Pion photoproduction in a nonrelativistic theory
Andreas Fuhrer
The pion and nucleon mass differences generate a very pronounced cusp in the photoproduction reaction of a single pion on the nucleon. A nonrelativistic effective field theory to d…
Probing confined phonon modes by transport through a nanowire double quantum dot
C. Weber, A. Fuhrer, C. Fasth +3
Strong radial confinement in semiconductor nanowires leads to modified electronic and phononic energy spectra. We analyze the current response to the interplay between quantum conf…
Using SCET to calculate electroweak corrections in gauge boson production
Jui-yu Chiu, Andreas Fuhrer, Andre H. Hoang +2
We extend an effective theory framework developped in Refs. [1,2] to sum electroweak Sudakov logarithms in high energy processes to also include massive gauge bosons in the final s…
Soft-Collinear Factorization and Zero-Bin Subtractions
Jui-yu Chiu, Andreas Fuhrer, Andre H. Hoang +2
We study the Sudakov form factor for a spontaneously broken gauge theory using a (new) Delta -regulator. To be well-defined, the effective theory requires zero-bin subtractions for…