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most citedJet Substructure at the Large Hadron Collider: A Review of Recent Advances in Theory and Machine Learning

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The Back-to-Back Plateau of the Energy-Energy Correlator from Weak to Strong Coupling

Hao Chen, Ian Moult, Bo Wang +1

The back-to-back limit of the energy-energy correlator (EEC) exhibits a finite plateau, capturing the evolution from perturbative soft-collinear radiation at weak coupling to strin…

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Generalized Detectors at Colliders

Mark Gonzalez, Kyle Lee, Ian Moult

Recent progress in collider physics has reformulated phenomenological questions in terms of detector correlation functions and advanced their theoretical understanding. These advan…

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Flavor Flux Correlators, Forward-Backward Asymmetries, and Anomalies

Kyle Lee, Ian Moult

Flavor plays a crucial role in the structure of the Standard Model. As such, many important collider physics measurements incorporate the flavor information of detected hadrons. Re…

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Eye-opening bounds on cusps

Ryan A. Lanzetta, Ian Moult, Yifan Wang

We derive new nonperturbative inequalities on the cusp anomalous dimensions of conformal line defects. We impose reflection positivity, locality, and conformal invariance on a pair…

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Cutting corners: exciting and magical bounds from the cusp bootstrap

Ryan A. Lanzetta, Ian Moult, Yifan Wang

An illuminating probe of the dynamics of a line defect is the global geometry of its worldline. For a conformal line defect in a conformal field theory, sharp corners in the worldl…

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Nonrelativistic Conformal Collider Physics of Multiparticle Point Production

Cyuan-Han Chang, Subham Dutta Chowdhury, Ian Moult +1

We define detector operators in the nonrelativistic conformal field theory describing fermions at unitarity. We reduce the problem of computing the momentum distribution and correl…