Weak effects in b-jet production at hadron colliders
J.H. Kuhn, A. Scharf, P. Uwer

TL;DR
This paper presents analytic calculations of weak corrections to bottom-quark jet production at hadron colliders, highlighting significant effects on differential distributions relevant for SM parameter determination.
Contribution
It provides the first detailed analytic results for weak corrections to b-jet production, excluding photonic effects, aiding precise theoretical predictions.
Findings
Significant weak correction effects on differential distributions.
Analytic expressions for weak corrections to b-jet production.
Implications for Standard Model parameter measurements.
Abstract
One of the main challenges of the Tevatron at Fermilab and the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) at CERN is the determination of Standard Model (SM) parameters at the TeV scale. In this context various processes will be investigated which involve bottom-quark jets in the final state, for example decays of top-quarks or gauge bosons of the weak interaction. Hence the theoretical understanding of processes with bottom-quark jets is necessary. In this paper analytic results will be presented for the weak corrections to bottom-quark jet production -- neglecting purely photonic corrections. The results will be used to study differential distributions, where sizeable effects are observed.
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