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NLO QCD parton shower matching for pp→e+νeμ−ν¯μγ+X
We present the implementation of a new interface in 3.0 supporting all diboson and triboson processes with fully leptonic final states, enabling next-to-leading order (NLO)+parton shower (PS) matched calculations. To demonstrate its capabilities, we study parton shower effects in the triboson production process pp→e+νeμ−ν¯μγ+X using erwig 7.3 with NLO QCD amplitudes from 3.0. We estimate uncertainties from scale variations and analyze the impact of generation-level cuts on parton shower events. This study showcases the new interface’s potential and provides insights into the interplay between fixed-order calculations and parton shower effects in multiboson production processes, crucial for precision measurements and beyond the Standard Model searches at the LHC and future colliders. Published by the American Physical Society2025
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