No ALP signal is seen in three-photon events at Belle II; 95% CL upper limits on g_aγγ reach ~10⁻⁴ GeV⁻¹ and are the most restrictive over nearly 0.17–5 GeV/c².
Lepton collisions in MadGraph5_aMC@NLO
3 Pith papers cite this work. Polarity classification is still indexing.
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abstract
MadGraph5_aMC@NLO is a software package that allows one to simulate processes of arbitrary complexity, at both the leading and the next-to-leading order perturbative accuracy, with or without matching and multi-jet merging to parton showers. It has been designed for, and so far primarily employed in the context of, hadronic collisions. In this note, we document the implementation of a few technical features that are necessary to extend its scope to realistic ee collider environments. We limit ourselves to discussing the unpolarized beam case, but we point out that the treatment of polarized beams is conceptually identical, and that the structure we set up can easily be extended to carry out simulations at muon colliders.
representative citing papers
Forward muon detection at muon colliders enables Higgs property measurements, invisible new physics searches via Higgs portal, and characterization of vector boson scattering through angular correlations.
Reviews selected challenges in Monte Carlo event generators for future lepton colliders including electroweak corrections, initial-state radiation, beam dynamics, perturbative QCD and non-perturbative modelling.
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Search for axion-like particles decaying to two photons at Belle II
No ALP signal is seen in three-photon events at Belle II; 95% CL upper limits on g_aγγ reach ~10⁻⁴ GeV⁻¹ and are the most restrictive over nearly 0.17–5 GeV/c².
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Why detect forward muons at a muon collider
Forward muon detection at muon colliders enables Higgs property measurements, invisible new physics searches via Higgs portal, and characterization of vector boson scattering through angular correlations.
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Monte Carlo Event Generators for Future Lepton Colliders
Reviews selected challenges in Monte Carlo event generators for future lepton colliders including electroweak corrections, initial-state radiation, beam dynamics, perturbative QCD and non-perturbative modelling.