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Hep-Ph explores the fundamental forces that govern how particles interact and behave at the smallest scales imaginable. This field bridges the gap between theoretical predictions and experimental reality, helping scientists understand the building blocks of our universe without getting lost in complex mathematics. Whether investigating the Higgs boson or searching for new physics beyond current models, these studies push the boundaries of human knowledge about matter and energy.
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This study employs the One-Boson Exchange potential and the Complex Scaling Method to investigate hidden-charm tetraquark states composed of -wave and -wave charmed mesons, demonstrating that incorporating three-body decay effects is essential for reproducing the large experimental widths and identifying and molecules as candidates for and or molecules as candidates for .
This paper presents a theoretical study within the NRQCD framework of the orbital -wave bottom-charmed baryon photoproduction at future linear colliders, demonstrating that its contribution reaches 7%-9% of the -wave and thus constitutes a non-negligible component of the total production cross section.
This paper proposes a perturbatively renormalizable Quantum GraviElectro Dynamics (QGED) framework based on BRST quantization, demonstrating that gravitational coupling can be experimentally measured and calculated at the one-loop order, thereby distinguishing it from non-renormalizable quantum general relativity.
This paper proposes a novel mechanism for primordial black hole formation where an interrupted first-order phase transition during the reheating era creates macroscopic density perturbations that collapse into black holes as the universe transitions from matter to radiation domination.
This paper provides a rigorous mathematical justification for the energy-independent relaxation time approximation in hard interactions, proposes a method to restore collision invariance, and elucidates how interaction types (hard versus soft) and physical parameters determine the non-analytical structures, such as hydrodynamic poles or gapless branch-cuts, in retarded correlators.
This paper investigates a dark matter model based on a symplectic gauge group, analyzing its thermodynamic properties near the confinement phase transition and exploring the resulting gravitational-wave production and relic abundances in the early universe.
This paper presents a comprehensive phenomenological analysis of soft and next-to-soft gluon resummation effects on the gluon fusion $ZH$ production process at the 13.6 TeV LHC, providing next-to-leading logarithmic predictions for the total cross-section and invariant mass distribution to aid future experimental comparisons.
The paper introduces RelExt, a C++ program designed to efficiently scan the parameter spaces of Standard Model extensions with a Dark Matter candidate by automatically generating amplitudes, solving the Boltzmann equation for relic density, and integrating with other tools to test theoretical and experimental constraints.
By analyzing 15 years of Fermi-LAT data with a novel method for moving sources, researchers have produced a detailed model of the Sun's inverse-Compton scattering emission (solar halo) and provided the first gamma-ray probes into the time-variation and azimuthal asymmetry of solar modulation across a full solar cycle.
This paper challenges the common assumption that nuclear modifications do not exist in the longitudinal-transverse structure-function ratio by demonstrating theoretically and numerically that nucleon transverse motion within nuclei induces such modifications, particularly in medium- and large- regions, which are crucial for precise nucleon structure function determination and future investigations of gluon dynamics.