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PeTeR
Resummation for electroweak bosons at large transverse momentum
Christian Lorentzen
This is the development page of the PeTeR project.
PeTeR is a C++ code for the computation of the transverse momentum spectrum
of the production of an (on-shell) electroweak boson (photon, W, Z, Higgs).
Using the SCET approach, PeTeR is able to perform a threshold resummation
for large p_T up to N3LL in the QCD coupling constant
αs matched to full NLO,
i.e. full NLO in αs is also available.
It is based on the following papers:
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Resummation for W and Z production at large pT
Thomas Becher, Christian Lorentzen and Matthew D. Schwartz, Phys.Rev.Lett. 108 (2012) 012001,
arXiv:1106.4310 [hep-ph]
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Precision Direct Photon and W-Boson Spectra at High p_T and Comparison to LHC Data
Thomas Becher, Christian Lorentzen and Matthew D. Schwartz, Phys.Rev. D86 (2012) 054026,
arXiv:1206.6115 [hep-ph]
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Transverse-momentum spectra of electroweak bosons near threshold at NNLO
Thomas Becher, Guido Bell, Christian Lorentzen and Stefanie Marti, (2013),
arXiv:1309.3245 [hep-ph]
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The transverse-momentum spectrum of Higgs bosons near threshold at NNLO
Thomas Becher, Guido Bell, Christian Lorentzen and Stefanie Marti, (2014),
arXiv:1407.4111 [hep-ph]
If you use PeTeR, please cite one of the papers above.
For resummation at small transverse momentum see CuTe.
News:
- 15 December 2016: PeTeR 2.1.0 released
New option MP enables setting the photon mass
Bug fixes
- 22 October 2014: PeTeR 2.0.2 released
Bug fixes in Compton channel for resummed and matched Higgs results
- 19 August 2014: PeTeR 2.0.1 released
Bug fixes for resummed and matched Higgs results
Option with-c2-evolution (Higgs only) is now consistent
- 19 May 2014: PeTeR 2.0.0 released
Full NLO and N3LL for Higgs production, too
New option ymin
Better compiler compatibility
Bug fixes
- 10 April 2014: Some download issues are solved
- 21 Nov 2013: PeTeR 1.1.1 released
Options no-hard, no-jet and no-soft now work as expected.
- 20 Nov 2013: PeTeR 1.1.0 released
New: Option 'scale-variation' computes theoretical error estimates from scale variation.
New: 4-loop running of alphas
Bug fixes (relevant for order-resum -2,-3 with muH not equal to muF)
- 23 Oct 2013: Bug fixes PeTeR 1.0.1
- 21 Oct 2013: PeTeR 1.0.0 released
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