Joint resummation of two angularities, rather than one or many, yields the largest gain in predicting other angularities in e+ e- dijet events.
On the dependence of QCD splitting functions on the choice of the evolution variable
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We show that already at the NLO level the DGLAP evolution kernel Pqq starts to depend on the choice of the evolution variable. We give an explicit example of such a variable, namely the maximum of transverse momenta of emitted partons and we identify a class of evolution variables that leave the NLO Pqq kernel unchanged with respect to the known standard MS-bar results. The kernels are calculated using a modified Curci-Furmanski-Petronzio method which is based on a direct Feynman-graphs calculation.
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Joint resummation of two angularities, rather than one or many, yields the largest gain in predicting other angularities in e+ e- dijet events.