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Spin-dependent dihadron fragmentation provides a unique way to access the polarization and spin correlations of light quarks and gluons at lepton colliders. In this talk, I will discuss how dihadron fragmentation can serve as a spin analyzer and be used to study a range of phenomena, including Bell inequality violation, anomalous electromagnetic dipole interactions, light-quark Yukawa...
This presentation reports the studies of the $\Xi^{-} / \bar{\Xi}^{+}$ baryon production in energy-ranked jets produced in $Z\to\text{hadrons}$ decays using the DELPHI open data. Jets are reconstructed using the Durham algorithm with $y_{\text{cut}}=0.005$. Quark- and gluon-enriched jet samples are obtained by ranking the jet energies in three-jet events. The softest jets are found to produce...
We report a direct determination of the strange-quark fraction in hadronic Z decays using DELPHI open data. A five-flavor ParticleNet representation defines exclusive flavor-enriched and remainder counts, while an independent data/simulation sample constrains the flavor response and its associated uncertainties. A simultaneous fit with freely floating bottom and charm fractions separates the...
Heavy quarkonia provide ideal probes of strong interactions in both the perturbative and nonperturbative regimes. They have therefore been extensively studied at a wide range of accelerator-based high-energy experiments, including electron-positron colliders such as BESIII, Belle, and LEP, as well as at future facilities. However, NNLO QCD predictions for quarkonium production and decay...
In this talk, I will present the calculation of next-to-next-to-leading-order (NNLO) correction to four-jet production in electron–positron annihilation. We for the first time predicated present precise phenomenological predictions for the four-jet rate. I will then present NNLO predictions for several four-jet event-shape distributions and investigate the corresponding hadronisation effects.
We propose the first moments of electric-charge, baryon-number, and strangeness flows into jets as direct probes of the flavor composition and diquark content of the QCD vacuum excitations during hadronization. Current conservation laws render these moments invariant under renormalization-group evolution, while color triality constrains the allowed screening states at the endpoint of the...
