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On the extraction of α_textit{em}(m_Z²) at Tera-Z

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arxiv 2501.05508 v1 pith:QQI7WX5K submitted 2025-01-09 hep-ph hep-ex

On the extraction of α_textit{em}(m_Z²) at Tera-Z

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The current projected sensitivity on the electromagnetic coupling $\alpha_\textit{em}(m_Z^2)$ represents a bottleneck for the precision electroweak program at FCC-ee. We propose a novel methodology to extract this coupling directly from $Z$-pole data. By comparing the differential distribution of electrons, muons and positrons in the forward region, the approach achieves a projected statistical sensitivity below the $10^{-5}$ level, representing a significant improvement over other methods. We assess the impact of leading parametric uncertainties including that of the top quark mass.

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