First NNLO global extraction of Lambda hyperon fragmentation functions from SIA and SIDIS data via neural-network parametrization.
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Derives resummed coefficient functions for SIDIS in double-soft and single-soft threshold limits, with explicit NNLL coefficients extracted in the nonsinglet channel by matching to fixed-order results.
A general all-order expression for threshold resummation of rapidity distributions at fixed partonic rapidity is derived for colorless final states, with NNLL coefficients determined from NNLO Drell-Yan results and shown to match a translated SCET result.
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Threshold resummation of rapidity distributions at fixed partonic rapidity
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