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Rethinking Jets with Energy Correlators: Tracks, Resummation and Analytic Continuation

23 Apr 2020arXiv:2004.11381links table onlyarchive 2025-07-28

Hao Chen, Ian Moult, XiaoYuan Zhang, Hua Xing Zhu

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We introduce an infinite set of jet substructure observables, derived as projections of N-point energy correlators, that are both convenient for experimental studies and maintain remarkable analytic properties derived from their representations in terms of a finite number of light ray operators. We show that these observables can be computed using tracking or charge information with a simple reweighting by integer moments of non-perturbative track or fragmentation functions. Our results for the projected N-point correlators are analytic functions of N, allowing us to derive resummed results to next-to-leading logarithmic accuracy for all N. We analytically continue our results to non-integer values of N and define a corresponding analytic continuation of the observable, which we term a ν-correlator, that can be measured on jets of hadrons at the LHC. This enables observables that probe the leading twist collinear dynamics of jets to be placed into a single analytic family, which we hope will lead to new insights into jet substructure.

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