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Staying on Top of SMEFT-Likelihood Analyses

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arxiv 2312.12502 v3 pith:RWINQKVW submitted 2023-12-19 hep-ph

Nina Elmer , Maeve Madigan , Tilman Plehn , Nikita Schmal This is my paper
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We present a new global SMEFT analysis of LHC data in the top sector. After updating our set of measurements, we show how public ATLAS likelihoods can be incorporated into an external global analysis and how our analysis benefits from the additional information. We find that, unlike for the Higgs and electroweak sector, the SMEFT analysis of the top sector is mostly limited by the theory uncertainties. Finally, we present the first global SFitter analysis combining the top and electroweak-Higgs sectors.

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