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Two-loop fermionic electroweak corrections to the Z-boson width and production rate

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arxiv 1310.2256 v2 pith:6Q4UFVVI submitted 2013-10-08 hep-ph

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Improved predictions for the Z-boson decay width and the hadronic Z-peak cross-section within the Standard Model are presented, based on a complete calculation of electroweak two-loop corrections with closed fermion loops. Compared to previous partial results, the predictions for the Z width and hadronic cross-section shift by about 0.6 MeV and 0.004 nb, respectively. Compact parametrization formulae are provided, which approximate the full results to better than 4 ppm.

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