Prospects for the Precision Measurement of Alpha_S
P. N. Burrows (MIT), L. Dixon (SLAC), A. X. El-Khadra (University of, Illinois, Urbana), J. W. Gary (University of California, Riverside), W. Giele, (Fermilab), D. A. Harris (University of Rochester), S. Ritz (Columbia, University), B. A. Schumm (University of California
TL;DR
This paper discusses the potential for achieving a 1% measurement precision of the strong coupling constant alpha_s at future high-energy physics facilities, highlighting its significance for particle physics research.
Contribution
It provides an analysis of the prospects and challenges for precise alpha_s measurement at upcoming high-energy physics experiments.
Findings
Potential to reach 1% uncertainty in alpha_s measurement.
Implications for future high-energy physics facilities.
Guidance for experimental strategies to improve precision.
Abstract
The prospects for the measurement of the strong coupling constant alpha_msbar(M_Z) to a relative uncertainty of 1% are discussed. Particular emphasis is placed on the implications relating to future High Energy Physics facilities.
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TopicsAtomic and Subatomic Physics Research · Nuclear physics research studies · Particle physics theoretical and experimental studies