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INPAC-Seminar 126:Vector+Jets Production at Next-to-Leading Order (David Kosower, May.22, 2013)

INPAC-Seminar 126

Title: Vector+Jets Production at Next-to-Leading Order

Speaker: Prof. David Kosower, IPhT CEA Saclay, France

Time and place: 12:00-13:00, May 22 (Wednesday), 2013, Lecture Hall/INPAC

 

Abstract:

Calculations to next-to-leading order in QCD of Standard-Model processes provide the leading quantitatively reliable predictions. They are a prerequisite for comparisons to experimental data. The BlackHat collaboration has been pushing the high-multiplicity frontier in such calculations. I review some of the on-shell methods used for the one-loop amplitudes needed for these calculations. I present the next-to-leading predictions for W and Z production in association with three and four jets at the LHC; preliminary results for W production in association with five jets; and results for pure four-jet production. I also discuss applications to various LHC searches.

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