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most citedOn the all-order epsilon-expansion of generalized hypergeometric functions with integer values of parameters

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gr-qc2008

Towards Exact Quantum Loop Results in the Theory of General Relativity: Status and Update

B. F. L. Ward

We present the status and update of a new approach to quantum general relativity as formulated by Feynman from the Einstein-Hilbert action wherein amplitude-based resummation techn…

hep-ph200817 cited

Precision QED \otimes QCD Resummation Theory for LHC Physics: IR-Improved Scheme for Parton Distributions, Kernels, Reduced Cross Sections with Shower/ME Matching

B. F. L. Ward, S. Joseph, S. Majhi +1

We summarize the recent progress in a new approach to precision LHC physics based on the IR-improved DGLAP-CS theory as it relates to a new MC friendly exponentiated scheme for pre…

gr-qc200821 cited

Planck Scale Cosmology in Resummed Quantum Gravity

B. F. L. Ward

We show that, by using resummation techniques based on the extension of the methods of Yennie, Frautschi and Suura to Feynman's formulation of Einstein's theory, we get quantum fie…

hep-ph2008

Precision QEDXQCD Resummation Theory for LHC Physics: Status and Update

B. F. L. Ward, S. Joseph, S. Majhi +1

We present the elements of the IR-improved DGLAP-CS theory as it relates to the new MC friendly exponentiated scheme for precision calculation of higher order corrections to LHC ph…

hep-ph20089 cited

Differential Reduction Algorithms for the All-Order Epsilon Expansion of Hypergeometric Functions

S. A. Yost, M. Yu. Kalmykov, B. F. L. Ward

Hypergeometric functions provide a useful representation of Feynman diagrams occuring in precision phenomenology. In dimension regularization, the epsilon-expansion of these functi…

hep-ph2008

Review of Applications of YFS-Style Resummation in Quantum Field Theory via Monte Carlo Methods

B. F. L. Ward

We review the application of exact, amplitude-based, YFS-syle resummation in quantum field theory via Monte Carlo methods.