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arxiv 1801.06415 v1 pith:5NG2W4GZ submitted 2018-01-19 hep-ph

Jet cross sections and transverse momentum distributions with NNLOJET

T. Gehrmann , X. Chen , J. Cruz-Martinez , J.R. Currie , E.W.N. Glover , T.A. Morgan , J. Niehues , D.M. Walker
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R. Gauld A. Gehrmann-De Ridder A. Huss Joao Pires
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This talk discusses recent results for next-to-next-to-leading order (NNLO) QCD corrections to jet cross sections and transverse momentum distributions. The results are obtained in the NNLOJET code framework, which provides an implementation of the antenna subtraction method for the handling of infrared singular contributions at NNLO. We briefly describe the NNLOJET implementation, with particular emphasis on the construction of the real radiation phase space, which is tailored to ensure stability in all infrared sensitive regions.

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