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$\mathbf{Z^\prime}$-boson dilepton searches and the high-$\mathbf{x}$ quark density

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arxiv 2211.06188 v2 pith:55HBE5QL submitted 2022-11-11 hep-ph

J. Fiaschi , F. Giuli , F. Hautmann , S. Moch , S. Moretti This is my paper · ORCID
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We study the influence of theoretical systematic uncertainties due to the quark density on LHC experimental searches for $Z^\prime$-bosons. Using an approach originally proposed in the context of the ABMP16 PDF set for the high-$x$ behaviour of the quark density, we presents results on observables commonly used to study $Z^\prime$ signals in dilepton channels.

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