First-principle evaluation of inclusive hadronic $\tau$ decays in QCD+QED
Matteo Di Carlo, Simone Bacchio, Erik B\"aske, Alessandro De Santis, Antonio Evangelista, Roberto Frezzotti, Giuseppe Gagliardi, Lukas Holan, Vittorio Lubicz, Lorenzo Maio, Francesca Margari, Agostino Patella, Francesco Sanfilippo, Silvano Simula, Nazario Tantalo

TL;DR
This paper proposes a lattice QCD+QED approach to compute inclusive hadronic tau decay rates from first principles, accounting for electromagnetic and isospin-breaking effects, with implications for CKM matrix element extraction.
Contribution
It introduces a novel strategy to extend lattice calculations from QCD to QCD+QED for tau decays, including a decomposition of radiative corrections within the RM123 framework.
Findings
Preliminary results for leptonic and factorizable corrections in electro-quenched approximation.
A detailed plan for completing the first-principles calculation of tau decay rates.
Discussion of implications for determining the CKM matrix element |V_{us}|.
Abstract
We present a strategy to extend lattice calculations of inclusive hadronic decays from isosymmetric QCD to QCD+QED. The inclusive decay rate can be related to suitable Euclidean correlation functions, allowing for a first-principles evaluation of electromagnetic and isospin-breaking effects. Within the RM123 framework, radiative corrections are decomposed into leptonic, factorizable and non-factorizable contributions. We report preliminary results for the leptonic and factorizable terms in the electro-quenched approximation and discuss the remaining steps towards a complete calculation. This programme aims at a first-principles determination of inclusive decay rates with direct implications for the extraction of the CKM matrix element .
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