Proposes a numerical cross-validation procedure for SMEFT Monte Carlo implementations by comparing linearized EFT amplitudes and their SM interferences at fixed points.
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Higher-order QCD predictions for pp to tW enable three-parameter SMEFT fits that constrain effective new-physics scales to 0.5–2 TeV using LHC Run II and III data.
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Proposal for the validation of Monte Carlo implementations of the standard model effective field theory
Proposes a numerical cross-validation procedure for SMEFT Monte Carlo implementations by comparing linearized EFT amplitudes and their SM interferences at fixed points.
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Higher-order QCD predictions for pp to tW enable three-parameter SMEFT fits that constrain effective new-physics scales to 0.5–2 TeV using LHC Run II and III data.
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Recent Developments in SMEFT: Theory, Tools, and Phenomenology
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