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A Precision Calculation of the Next-to-Leading Order Energy-Energy Correlation Function

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arxiv hep-ph/9502223 v4 pith:RJPU3SA5 submitted 1995-02-04 hep-ph

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The O(alpha_s^2) contribution to the Energy-Energy Correlation function (EEC) of e+e- -> hadrons is calculated to high precision and the results are shown to be larger than previously reported. The consistency with the leading logarithm approximation and the accurate cancellation of infrared singularities exhibited by the new calculation suggest that it is reliable. We offer evidence that the source of the disagreement with previous results lies in the regulation of double singularities.

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