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Renormalisation group running effects in $pp\to t\bar{t}h$ in the Standard Model Effective Field Theory

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arxiv 2312.11327 v2 pith:XZ2YZ34Y submitted 2023-12-18 hep-ph

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We study the effects of renormalisation group running of the Wilson coefficients in Standard Model Effective Field Theory, using the process $pp \to t \bar{t}h$ as a showcase. We consider both strong and top Yukawa running effects, since the latter can be relevant in presence of large Wilson coefficients. We study the difference between the use of a dynamical and fixed renormalisation scale by exploring different scenarios for the higher-dimensional operators at the high energy scale of new physics, assumed to be at the TeV scale.

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