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  • order α Radiative Correction to 6he and 32ar β decay recoil spectra
    Nuclear Physics, 1998
    Co-Authors: F Gluck
    Abstract:

    Abstract Order-α model independent Radiative Correction results to the 6 He → 6 Li and 32 Ar → 32 Cl β decay recoil spectra are presented. The effects of these Corrections on the electron-neutrino correlation parameter ( a eν ) and the induced tensor form factor are discussed (taking into account the most important experimental details of these measurements). In the case of 6 He beta decay, the shift of the a eν value due to our Radiative Correction calculation is larger than the total experimental error of the last, precise measurement. The order- Zα 2 Radiative Correction of the recoil spectrum is also estimated. Recoil-order formulae are given for the beta energy - recoil energy Dalitz distribution and the recoil spectrum.

  • order α Radiative Correction calculations for unoriented allowed nuclear neutron and pion β decays
    Computer Physics Communications, 1997
    Co-Authors: F Gluck
    Abstract:

    Abstract An efficient Monte Carlo method for orderα photon bremsstrahlung calculations in allowed nuclear, neutron and pion beta decays is presented. This method is useful for Radiative Correction calculations and for weighted or unweighted event generations in experimental off-line data analyses. The most important intermediate steps of the calculations are also described. Several numerical results of the Monte Carlo program are compared with published analytical and numerical quadrature calculation results.

  • monte carlo type Radiative Correction calculations for λ pev decay
    Physics Letters B, 1994
    Co-Authors: F Gluck, I Joo
    Abstract:

    Abstract Order- α Radiative Corrections to one-dimensional distributions in Λ → pe v decay are calculated. It is pointed out that the g 1 f 1 determinations of the high statistics Λ → pe v experiments of the eighties contain systematic errors because of using wrong Radiative Corrections. These theoretical errors are about twice as large as the measurement error of the latest experiment, and could essentially effect the tests of the Cabibbo model or the quark model calculations.

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  • qcd Radiative Correction to zero recoil sum rules for heavy flavor transitions in the small velocity limit
    arXiv: High Energy Physics - Phenomenology, 1995
    Co-Authors: J G Korner, Kirill Melnikov, O Yakovlev
    Abstract:

    We consider the small velocity sum rules for heavy flavour semileptonic transitions that are used to estimate the zero recoil values of semileptonic heavy flavour form factors. We analyze the complete O($\alpha _S$) Radiative Correction to these sum rules. The Corrections are universal and influence all "model-independent" bounds previously derived for semileptonic form factors at zero recoil.

  • higgs two photon interaction in the standard model the qcd Radiative Correction
    Physics Letters B, 1993
    Co-Authors: Kirill Melnikov, O Yakovlev
    Abstract:

    Abstract The Higgs-two-photon interaction in the Standard Model is investigated. We calculate the two-loop QCD Radiative Correction to this vertex. Also, the QCD Radiative Correction to the Hγγ decay rate and to the cross section of single Higgs production on photon colliders are discussed. Below threshold we found a negligible Correction to the Hγγ vertex, thus supporting results obtained earlier [A. Djouadi et al., Phys. Lett. B 257 (1991) 187]. Above threshold the Radiative Corrections appear to be large for both the real and imaginary part of the Hγγ formfactor. This leads to a Radiative Correction for Γ(H → γγ) and for the cross section ofsingle Higgs production on the photon collider to be on the order of (20−100)% at mt = 150 GeV. Possible applications of our results to the Higgs search at Next Linear Colliders (NLC) are briefly discussed.