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Analytic Results for Higgs Production in Bottom Fusion

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arxiv 1010.2977 v1 pith:YDUXFZOT submitted 2010-10-14 hep-ph

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We evaluate analytically the cross section for Higgs production plus one jet through bottom quark fusion. By considering the small pT limit we derive expressions for the resummation coefficients governing the structure of large logarithms, and compare these expressions with those available in the literature.

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