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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…
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…
Energy Correlators in as a Benchmark Observable for Precision QCD
Terry Generet, Kyle Lee, Ian Moult +2
We propose projected energy correlators measured on the recoiling QCD radiation of a as a benchmark observable for precision QCD at the LHC. Using the as a hard scale p…
Observing Macroscopic Consequences of Electroweak Anomalies with Archival DELPHI Data
Jingyu Zhang, Kyle Lee, Ian Moult +2
In this Letter, we emphasize that asymmetries in charge flux produced in the decays of on-shell Z-bosons provide a macroscopic manifestation of electroweak anomalies in the Standar…
Dissecting Parton Showers with Multi-Point Energy Correlators
Mark Gonzalez, Philip Harris, Kyle Lee +2
The last several years have seen tremendous progress in the ability to both compute and measure multi-point correlations in energy flux. The highly differential nature of energy co…
Putting Jet Substructure on Track(s)
Kyle Lee, Ian Moult, Wouter J. Waalewijn
One of the main advances in analysis strategies at the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) has been the ability to study the detailed structure of energy flow within high transverse moment…