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Theoretical physicists working at a blackboard collaboration pod in the Beecroft building.
Credit: Jack Hobhouse

Prof. Gavin Salam FRS

Royal Society Research Professor, Professor of Theoretical Physics and Senior Research Fellow at All Souls College

Research theme

  • Fundamental particles and interactions

Sub department

  • Rudolf Peierls Centre for Theoretical Physics

Research groups

  • Particle theory
gavin.salam@physics.ox.ac.uk
Telephone: 01865 273976
Rudolf Peierls Centre for Theoretical Physics, room 70.25
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Flavoured jet algorithms: a comparative study

(2025)

Authors:

Arnd Behring, Simone Caletti, Francesco Giuli, Radoslaw Grabarczyk, Andreas Hinzmann, Alexander Huss, Joey Huston, Ezra D Lesser, Simone Marzani, Davide Napoletano, Rene Poncelet, Daniel Reichelt, Alberto Rescia, Gavin P Salam, Ludovic Scyboz, Federico Sforza, Andrzej Siodmok, Giovanni Stagnitto, James Whitehead, Ruide Xu

Logarithmically-accurate and positive-definite NLO shower matching

(2025)

Authors:

Melissa van Beekveld, Silvia Ferrario Ravasio, Jack Helliwell, Alexander Karlberg, Gavin P Salam, Ludovic Scyboz, Alba Soto-Ontoso, Gregory Soyez, Silvia Zanoli

A collinear shower algorithm for NSL non-singlet fragmentation

Journal of High Energy Physics Springer 2025:3 (2025) 209

Authors:

Melissa van Beekveld, Mrinal Dasgupta, Basem Kamal El-Menoufi, Jack Helliwell, Pier Francesco Monni, Gavin P Salam

Abstract:

We formulate a collinear partonic shower algorithm that achieves next-to-single-logarithmic (NSL, αsnLn−1) accuracy for collinear-sensitive non-singlet fragmentation observables. This entails the development of an algorithm for nesting triple-collinear splitting functions. It also involves the inclusion of the one-loop double-collinear corrections, through a z-dependent NLO-accurate effective 1 → 2 branching probability, using a formula that can be applied more generally also to future full showers with 1 → 3 splitting kernels. The specific NLO branching probability is calculated in two ways, one based on slicing, the other using a subtraction approach based on recent analytical calculations. We close with demonstrations of the shower’s accuracy for non-singlet partonic fragmentation functions and the energy spectrum of small-R quark jets. This work represents an important conceptual step towards general NNLL accuracy in parton showers.

New Standard for the Logarithmic Accuracy of Parton Showers

Physical Review Letters American Physical Society (APS) 134:1 (2025) 011901

Authors:

Melissa van Beekveld, Mrinal Dasgupta, Basem Kamal El-Menoufi, Silvia Ferrario Ravasio, Keith Hamilton, Jack Helliwell, Alexander Karlberg, Pier Francesco Monni, Gavin P Salam, Ludovic Scyboz, Alba Soto-Ontoso, Gregory Soyez

A collinear shower algorithm for NSL non-singlet fragmentation

(2024)

Authors:

Melissa van Beekveld, Mrinal Dasgupta, Basem Kamal El-Menoufi, Jack Helliwell, Pier Francesco Monni, Gavin P Salam

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