Tri-boson and WH production in the $\mathrm{W}^+\mathrm{W}^+\mathrm{j}\mathrm{j}$ channel: predictions at full NLO accuracy and beyond
Ansgar Denner, Mathieu Pellen, Marek Sch\"onherr, Steffen Schumann

TL;DR
This paper provides the first full NLO predictions for tri-boson and WH production in the $ ext{pp} o ext{mu}^+ u_ ext{mu} ext{e}^+ u_ ext{e} ext{j} ext{j}$ process at the LHC, highlighting significant QCD corrections and the roles of different production channels.
Contribution
It delivers the first complete NLO QCD predictions for this process, including electroweak corrections and parton shower matching, with detailed analysis of production channel contributions.
Findings
NLO corrections increase the fiducial cross section by 50%.
Electroweak corrections are small, QCD corrections reach 47%.
Parton shower effects can significantly alter differential distributions.
Abstract
In this work, we present the first full NLO predictions for the process at the LHC in a typical tri-boson phase space. The NLO corrections reach 50% at the level of the fiducial cross section and have a very different hierarchy with respect to vector-boson-scattering phase spaces. By comparing the cross section of the full off-shell process with the sum of contributing on-shell electroweak-boson production subchannels, we find that the process is dominated by WWW and WH production, while vector-boson-scattering topologies still play a non-negligible role. In addition, NLO QCD predictions matched to parton shower which are supplemented by approximate electroweak corrections are provided. For the fiducial cross section, the electroweak corrections turn out to be small but the QCD corrections reach 47%. For…
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TopicsParticle accelerators and beam dynamics · Neutrino Physics Research
