The OMG3Q1.1 framework delivers the first uncertainty-quantified set of fragmentation functions for all-heavy Ω_{3Q} baryons via diquark-inspired inputs, HF-NRevo evolution, and replica-based error estimation.
Violation of energy-momentum conservation in Mueller-Navelet jets production
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We study effects related to violation of energy-momentum conservation inherent to the BFKL approach, in the particular case of Mueller-Navelet jets production. We argue, based on the comparison of the lowest order non trivial corrections $\mathcal{O}(\alpha_s^3)$ to the cross section with predictions of an exact calculation, that the inclusion of next-to-leading order BFKL corrections to the jet production vertex significantly reduces the importance of these effects.
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A multimodal, uncertainty-quantified set of leading-power fragmentation functions for all-charm pentaquarks is constructed and applied to NLL/NLO+ pentaquark-plus-jet production at future hadron colliders.
New BFKL predictions for forward hadron-jet production to delineate the validity region versus DGLAP fixed-order effects.
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Toward Precision Fragmentation of $\Omega_{3Q}$ Baryons: The OMG3Q1.1 Framework
The OMG3Q1.1 framework delivers the first uncertainty-quantified set of fragmentation functions for all-heavy Ω_{3Q} baryons via diquark-inspired inputs, HF-NRevo evolution, and replica-based error estimation.
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Multimodal Fragmentation of All-Heavy Pentaquarks: Uncertainty-Aware Predictions for Hadron Colliders
A multimodal, uncertainty-quantified set of leading-power fragmentation functions for all-charm pentaquarks is constructed and applied to NLL/NLO+ pentaquark-plus-jet production at future hadron colliders.
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High-energy effects in forward inclusive dijet and hadron-jet production
New BFKL predictions for forward hadron-jet production to delineate the validity region versus DGLAP fixed-order effects.