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On determining αs(mZ) from dijets in e+e− thrust

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Author(s)
Benitez, Miguel A.
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Hoang, André H.
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Mateu, Vicent
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Stewart, Iain W.
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Vita, Gherardo
Date Issued
July 25, 2025
Journal
Journal of High Energy Physics
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Springer Berlin Heidelberg
Citation
Benitez, M.A., Hoang, A.H., Mateu, V. et al. On determining αs(mZ) from dijets in e+e− thrust. J. High Energ. Phys. 2025, 249 (2025).
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Abstract
We update a previous N3LL′+ O α s 3 determination of the strong coupling from a global fit to thrust data by including newly available perturbative ingredients, upgrading the renormalization scales to include a fully canonical scaling region, and implementing the log resummation in a way which ensures the integrated cross section is unaffected by the leading 1/Q hadronization power corrections. Detailed discussions are provided concerning the stability of the results under variations of the fit range and the importance of summing up higher-order logarithmic terms for convergence and stability. We show that high-precision results can be achieved even when carrying out a more conservative fit by restricting the dataset to a region which is more clearly dominated by dijet events. This leads to αs(mZ) = 0.1136 ± 0.0012 with χ2/dof = 0.86, fully compatible with earlier results using a larger fit range. We also demonstrate that a number of additional effects associated to power corrections have a small impact on this fit result, including modifications to the renormalon substraction scheme for dijet power corrections and the inclusion of three-jet power correction models. The fit is also shown to provide very good agreement with data outside the fit range.
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